Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-01
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HOUSE or DELRGATEs.

TO dispose at the benz tits and emluments of said lot
terry to any cont ractor Contractors, binding tho
same TO complete the said road in three vca,s fr -,
its iuca'ion 10y the Engi, eer.
4! MIR. Mason of Fred made report frum the Con
inttire ot Courts of Justice.
| On motion of Mr. JASON of Pred,r;ct H.. r.,
pitt of Couts of Justice ms, rue, ed to inouir,
INTO the eXpetliency of so amending act releasing
ito Thomas MCGOWAN, aud others. Tho C,,n,,.,,s7
weaths right tola tract of land, passed a5tb Ech
r,'ary 1925 as to include said release a II the heirs
and devisecs ofsad deceGint: and further to atb,,>
rIze The renynen' by the Literary Fund To said re-,
easrss such sums of money have been paid into
said fund for rents Of so much of said apd az to them
Is by said act reeased and't horize the paynet
IN future of such rents directly to them by the es
chcator of Frederick county.
t'n motion ct Mr. BafLr the Committee on Revo-
flu'onafy Ciains we've Instructed to inquire into the
expectancy OF allowing TO Levin Walker the com.
mutation fo' five years pay, officer of The Eir-
gniH line.
Mr. GooDE, from the Con,mittee of Schools and
Colleges. made reports vati us subjects r.tsrraa
to IT. (Repor,s OF standing commuters viii he no
t'red when The subjects assume the shape of bills)
Eng o:scd bills, LIST, 70 amend the act entitled mn
act concerning Jacob Kcarn. passed Jannnry I0th
.6i6 2nd, 70 open and improve turnpike from the
Pennsylvania limo, by Elizabc,,own in Ohio count v
10 the Obi" river; 3D., Authorizing Tho executor OF
james Bray decnased 10 sell lands devised T., rr,.h
lncgrces ,iniants.) by tie will of The deceased An
a':leid ment to the bi i'll tile siaue of ryder wa,
'iler"d by Mr. Atkinson of tho Isle IF Wight prohi-
oiiin The executor from becoming The purchaser or
said lands L was opposed by Mr. Bunroor as uu-
necessary, and rejected. Mr AaDEnsoN of Boteto,r.
the ryder being rejected, moved RECONSIDER thy
vote engrp>sng the bill in order 10 insert n prov ns
preventing the seller of the lard from becoming ti,
buyer which was agreed to- a, the bll ordered 10 be
rec"nitni,t"d 9TH. Incorporating No; folk Fire
insurance Coinpany. were read the third time and
passed.
9fairs q, Utssing!on The conductor of a rcws.
paper is frequently forced order put his readers
in pc session OF intelligence which may prove inter
estng to them, and 20 KEEP up with the times to ard
IN he circulation of matter which he would rathcr
altogether suppress. Such fee lnes in re-
publishing the following letters, relating to Incidents
which are crediby affirmed to have some influence
oVc. national affairs Washington-nnd which for
that reason only we suffer to appear in our columns
We hope the Rev Mr.. Campbell will not suffer hns~
self to be led driven into publications which moth
ing but the last and drest necessity can excuse
Ertra-t letter 10 The .Ncp York Commercial datea
WASHINGTON. Dec. g.
The current Iumor of this day here is that the Rev
if. Iampbcil Is about To make publication of all
the iacts ana circums anccs connected with the re-
cent difference between him and Mr. Eaten on The
subject OF he doInes'ic connexions of the latter y
is said that Ar. CaInpbel feels it due to his prof.,
sionai charac er and standing prove to the world
that bis interference has been such as was war rant
ed, and even called for by the obligations of his sp
ritual calling: and that the exposition If made ,,oid
be most JUST tlcatory OF s Al his hesitation
hos resulted from an apprehension that his 1noy,
might be IN sconceIvee but is said that the insult
| ing adopted towards him by MIR. Eato l.as
at lepgth determined him to pursue this us the only
course left him. Public opinion, indeed, unless MI
Campbell does take this course, soon take a li-
recton to his inury since motives Will be impnted n
him which would be unbecoming the pure and dipni-
tei feelings which ought to distinguish minister Of
the gospel. Mr.. Campbell has felt Il necessity of
preparing himself IN case he should be reed into the
iieIG, AID has. nccordingly accumulated mass If,
testimony not to he used in sport nor or the ouI-
pose of gratutous mischief but only in case il shall
be found necessary for him stand on his own DE-.
roll pfrTf,
ee confined TO the matters TO which have alluded
bt to embrace other fucts relative the manner I'm
winch Purslr Timbcrlake. (the former husband Of
Mrs. Baton) expended some of hiA- moncy--apd as
he IL now defanter to the amount of some twenty
or thirty thousand dollars this matt CIR NAV become Of
some Importance. 1t Is said that correspondence
| mas been discovered among the papers, connec cd
with the accounts Of Nj Tinbcrake, which shows
that he transmitted considerable sums to Mr. Eator
the receipt OF which the latter acknowledges These
moneys transmitted from line to time, were vested
.by Mr. Eaton 10 the purchase of SeyeFai houses in
this city, which stand in his name. 7 believe iI,ev
formerly belonged to Sir. O'Ncalc, the father Of
Mrs Eaton who Kept tavcrD in on., of them and
was considered 10 have gilrd i'll business. What
! her facts may be connected with tie trapynct;on
am not able 10 inform You; but these which have
mentioned ere now 1atters of pubic rotorety: CO.
pies OF the lccrs, il is said have been mace and arc
in the possession of idrals who are NOT mucl
disposed to Keep them from the public eye Should
TINS affair come before the public ia authentic
form u will furnish food for the lovers of piouaut
Conversation until the proceedings of CONGRESS NAV
have furnished something OF different character.
Letter from Washingion 10 tie Editor If Tie Z. S.
G1<eHe. WAsnfsGroS Dec.23 1922
NO nominations have yet gone to the senate
cept an unImportant one which went in early in the
session, and was confirmed, perhaps on Monday.
When the chief nominations, those which viii en-
brace the ellie of the corps editoriai shall go in, the
note of conflict viii be heard abroad, in despite Of
the closed doors, and the barrie with which execu-
i've secrets usually surrounded
There is however, subject which at This moment,
when General Jackson aud his administration are so
keen on the scent after abuses, recommends itself
not only to his notice bVt to the notice of every ono
1t appears that the examination of the accolnts Of
the lac Purser Timberlake, tic FORMER band OF
Mrs. Eaton, the disconnected portions of
pondence between tie Pnrscr nnd Mr.. Enton wore