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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07
From, the Norfolk Beacon If .Uonday.
DINNER TO MIR. NEWTON,
Al PoRTs MOuT1I.


The political supporters and friends of Tuos New.
ner on Saturday last, testimony OF their personal
esteem and undiminsted confidence as the late Rep
resentative Of this District in Congress- The enter
tanment, Astounding with all the daues of the sea.
son. prepared in the usual handsome style Of that
gentleman, at Mr. Reynolds Hotel, in Portsmouth,
and served up in the spacious assembly room. Mir
sNewton, attended by several friends and invited
quests arrived at the Hotel at about half past j. and
the company between70 and 60 in number took
their seats at the festive board at O'clock Arthur
Emmerson, Esq. President, assisted by Fhos. Talbot
and John 4 Chandler Esq'rs, as Vice Presidents
The most cordial feelings towords their guest and
much social enjoyment characterized the meeting. 81
they parted at good hour, highly gratfcd with the
pleasing interchange Of sentiments andfoelngs which
the occasion had afforded
The Cloth being removed, the following T'odsiS
were given and drank with reiterated applause.
1. The Constitution of the United States The
arch npon which rests the structure Of our liberties
It's key stone the Federal JudicIaF; Without this its
parts would soon fall a.under.
Q The Union.-"If mast be preserved" In its
defence we pledge lives, our fortunes, and or
sacred honors.
9. The memory Of Washingtou Grst ia war,
The first peace and the first in the Hearts Of his
countrymen
4. The Sagcs and Heroes Of the Revolution
Where does history point to such onotner band:--
What other people can boast such ancestry
.. TIE President the u. States
@ The Army and Navy--Alikc distinguished for
patriotism and aaIlautry
7. THOMAS NEwToN, distipg uishcd guest-The
iTthful Representative cftbc People. The firm de-
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Ebe Constitutional eyaDtg.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1890.
AMOS KENDALL.

The Senate have not yet decided the case of this
worthy, and it is supposed that several more days
will first eapse. Meanwhile, suspicious of the
darkest aud fouest character are currently crcula
ted at Washington, whence they find their way
through the country, against him and the Secretary
of War. Nor is the President himself spared. His
anxiety and effort to save Kendall are so remarkable,
as to have given rise to surmise, that Kendals
removal is feared, much at least as it is depreca-
ted on other accounts 80 .,.
If we speak strongly, assure the reader, that
our language is far moderate, than the rumors
IN question and the circumstances of probability
accompanying them, would justify as in employing.
few days. and these mysterious matters it is to be
hoped, will be fully explained to the American
People, by that Committee of the Senate which for
several months, has had them under investigation
That corruption stalks abroad IN Washington, in
open day-that there palace intrigues involving
public affairs, in which female influence is seen and
tcit-that the President is chiefly employed in sus-
tanning hrs favortes, and in the interim is mere
automaton in the hands of inI vdaals who having
gained his confidence, keep strick espionage upon
all his moYements--these are facts which we arc
warranted in believing, from testimony, various, cir
cunlstantial and concurring. We shall not be more
explicit until the Report of the Committee in ques-
ton, makes its appearance. We again express the
hope, that that Committee has probed matters to the
bottom.
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TIE INDIAN QUESTION.

The extreme length of the Reports made to the
two Houses the Indian Question having prevent
cd their re publication in tlUs paper, propose 20
supply the omission and more than compensate The
reader BY the insertion of one two of the principal
speeches on either side, in the Senate. To that end
We have commenced that Of Mr. Frcyliughuysen of
~ Jersey very highly apPIaudedby all who heard it.,
on the side Of the Indians, and will follow it up with
Mr. ForsythS or Judge Whites, or both, on the
other.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

! uS The following article from the Petcrsburo Ola
Doininon, announcing the discovery of dedication
on the part ofthc late Collector that port CONVEYS
/ Ill an authentic shape, what rumor has for some
unIe hrused, but what we hoped was not true.
The pecuuiary injury sustained by the government
IS the least dcrlorabe of the consequences of official
delinquency 1t throws stigma on the morals of.
the government, and however undeservedly, reacts
upon all those with whom the delinquent NAV chance
to be politically associated. We have seen. the noer
OF TINS administration, already, in the case of
at1's' deriving from his delinquency, an argument
Vi ushcaon TOR that extensive prescriptions resort
Gu 10 us the Instrument of political reward aud pun
ishh'eht. we have seen them Unfortunately bran
dins the removed with suspicion, hoping that the dis
examination OF the ignorant and the heated was une
qua! to detect the aacy of inferrng the Guilt of al
from lie guilt OF one 1t is to persons standing in this
relaion-it is to the OF the country the rens
OF whose institutions is outrage by the high handed
tyranny of Andrew Jackson and his minons-that
The conduct of the late Collector of PETERSBURG as
Stunning the annexed statement to be true operates
the most cruel injury and injustice.
we congratulate the mercenaries upon the arr,.>
fent which his dedication supplies They will no
doubt make the most OF it.
From tie Old Dominion.
DEFALCATION.
ne pubic have long been appgsed of the rernova,
OF Col lanes Robertson from The office of collector
oil the port OF Petersburg and that zee rave II ne
opinion, that he owed his removable his extreme no.
iIt'cal violence. We now learn with regret that
Col IL Is defauter to considerable amount process
having been served upon him, some time last week
at the suit of the United States, for about twenty
five Thousand dollars. We forbear commcntino ON
this unpleasant subject
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PORTSMOUTH DINNER.

We lay the proceedings fthe dinner given Mr..
Newton Saturday, by the citizens of Norfolk
county, before the reader, being indebted the edit
ors Of the Norfolk Beacon for receiving them SO
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VIZ GINA ELEcT1nNs

Ricdmond Co'oity-FEor House of Delegates. Mai.
Thomas r. Barnes %, Carter Mitchell-No oppos}.
ton For the amended Constitution 9@, against It
Broofe.-DcloRates, Jesse Edginrfon 1872. Jno.
=. CampbeliE l76. Saml Ilerdnan no. David Purl,
e6-For the Constitution 90, against it $50.
Fauqu,er-For Delegates, Thos MarsbaIs 1o1 n, 4
James ~, scattering 20F the Constitution 452 apans,
Lorg19 AS Tar as we have from MORGAN co,,r
two districts 10 hear ron,) the vote sood;-iohs n S'y
wv ilf William M n,s G5 jeremiah Haywood 4O James NJ
Gloss, Buck, Michael and Haruison dscined ,sdiS - %
fJr the Legislature -WariinsJurr (;az Ne P"'i
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MARRIED-At the residence If Not {, r-;heo,,
in the ty of Baltimore, on the q8,h AnriI bV tbc
Rev Doct Wyatt, GEoReE CAREY ESQ. to May
y daughter of the late Patrick Gibson, Of this CITY
NJ ARRlED-In Columbia, s. G. on Wednesday
evening, 26th ult.. by the Rev DR. Gouldinp Joux
PRESTON, Esq. Of Abingdon Virginia, to Miss Car.
oLirE, daughter Of Gen. Wade Hampton of Column
bia s. c.
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DEATH OF MR.. TUDOR.
Wehave been favored with The following extract
1,,to

w crave Dcel iaVOTcu Win Inc following extract
of letter, dated
RIO DE JANEIRo. March 14th 1886
. We have had the misfortune to lose our Charge
DIES Affairs, Mr, WILLIAM TUDOR who died ON the
9th INST. lie Vas man universally respected and
admired by his counrymen here, and much liked bv
the government, for his cantour and conci,iato,y,
manners, IN all the Negotiations that he had with
His funeral was attended by an immense eoncoursa
OF peoples and the Emperor, to shew his paralIty for
him, had his body conveyed to the burial ground in
one OF his own State Carriages and SIX accompanied
by twelve outriders in the Imperial Livery pre
Fall Bearers consisted Of the Minister for frenn af
fairs and seven foreign ambassadors in their State
dresses, and the body preceded and followed bv
upwards of sixty carriages. The British Admiral
proceeded by water with twelve cutters, each bear
ing the American flag at half mast. "-Beacoo
Buenos .9yres.-We have received from orr nuo
nos Ayres correspondent paper OF the 9th March
brought by The ship Telegraph at Philadelphia In
relation to the political condition of the country If
is sad:-'Tbe affairs of The interior have taken n
most unfortunate turn. The cheering homes which,
we entertained OF a speedy pacifcation of the Re-
public, are converted into gloomy forebodnps of ,
general coniiagraton: IN which province and its
allies will be involved"
1t appears that the members of the Buenos Avres
Medlatory Commission, having left the camp of Cen
Paz for that of Gen Quiroga in order to effect
reconciliation of the differences existing between the
two commanders, were engaged in negotiations with
the latter, when Gen. Paz, III violation of good faith
advanced with his army and succeeded in SURPRISING
that OF CluIroGa who experienced complete roufo
and The loss of his artillery. The Commissioners
have published strong protest against ti, condnct
of Paz.-BaH. .4p,ericun
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-07

CON GRESS.-The Senate did not sit on Satur-
day. In the II. of Representatives, Mr.. McDuflie
moved to take up the bill for the rciefof Susan De-
catur. Itwas negativcd, 1O4 to Go.
On motion of Mr.. Buchanan, the House went into
committee of the whole, the articles of mpeach-
ment against Judge Peck The articles were sue
cessively adopted in committee and agreed to by the
House. On motion of Mr.. Buchanan, n committee of
five chosen by ballot, to conduct the mpeach-
meDt before the Senate and hclot fell upon Messrs.
buchanan, Storrs of New York, .AIcDu6Fe, Spencer
of New York, and Victlife. THE i first was che
by large majorites, but there close contest
between Messrs. Wickiffe and Doddrilge-Ist bal
lot, Doddridge II, Wcklife 40, Davis offs. G., 2I-
Cd ballot, Doddridge 76, Wicklife 77--ad ballot,
Doddrdge e., Wickliffe 94-elected. Party spirit
was doubt called in TO effect Mr.. WIS election.
On motion of Mr.. Buchanan, a message was order
cd to be to the Senate by the Clerk, pprising
that body of the above proceedings, wben-the house
adjourned,
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From lie Esser Register.


The following letter published in the Essex Regis.
ter, depicts in few and forcibie words, what sthc
undoubted condition of parties at Washington, and
as the reader may remember TALES curously, with
coup deal not long since published in this paper and
yet the authors could not have been Identical
affairs at flashing tonA letter from Washington dated
23d inst received III this saysAs the par
ties here, there many factions is difficult
them The Van Buren, party, who rule the ESecutivehe
Calhoun party who rule the SoIthe Clay party who rule
the affections of The people, as nusare each and all
10 promote their interest One thing think certain
there is Jackson party Nobody only in
either House of Congress about Old Hickory
Van Buren, holds to him. because thereby he rules He hopes
by hook by crook, Jackson's mantle may fall him. Cal
houn abandoning all his liberal policy internal improve
Inents to accommodate himself to the antariff politicians
hoping to gain all the South and defeat Van Buren,
1.-THE late resurrection of Jefferson by the anti tariff
anti internal improvement company who have dug him up
cheat the old democrats whatever may be thought of
ether parts was here altogether farce and failure The
Pennsylvania delegation smelling the them
secede and they did seeing the and endeavo
ing to get up another dinner party place improvements
upon their system"
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A NCHOR BOLTTNG CLOTHS-Of the la
IA test importation, Just received bv
ap 23--3t JOHN VAN-LEW g. Co.
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ep''sfed IN the'paPer, of which he was formerly
p''r ana is probably still proprietor it is no. an
surmise, that Hill himself is the author
VI 'he letter. ESQ should conclude that he.had
n'sfePresented the construction put upon the act of
the Senate by The President for the purpose of boil
STEERING HIMSELF, was not the statement con,;,mos
from other sources H. - -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-22

THE paraes Interested in the above suit,
viii take notice chat shall attend at the
Clerks Office in Martinsbsrg, on Saturday
the 8 lst day Of this menih, for the purpose OF
carrying the above order into effect, when aud
where they viii attend with their necessary
papers 8nd vouchers.
ShAMANS GARARD, yHa, Com.
July 8, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-22

ne ARSiAL'S SALE Pursuant 10 a de-
4VA crsetsl order ef the Superior Court of
ChanC sry, holden at Winchester CA the first
Of May, $50, in a case therein depending
wherein h.l Is. SwcaGngen. Administrator Of
Hannah Nynkoop, deceased, Is plaintiff. and
AlaSaHder X. BCteler and others are defend
anis,--i shall expose fer sale, at public auc-
ton to tbs highest bidder, on !he 18th day of
August next, Lesois the Court house door in
Martasburg, the Teysfsionarv interest which
the heirs Of Aawieigh Morgan, deceased, and
the widow and heirs of John b. Henry. dee
now have in end 20 ,Ac lands assigned 10 Mvs.
Eliza beth Morgan, rs her dowerin the lands
of which her husband, Rawiesa Morgan, dee
died seized, containing abou. che hundred and
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II 3. BROWN,
SUE GlSN DENTIST,

FROM PHILADELPHA,i
Eb FSPECTFULLY offers his professional
+ :, services 10 the inhabitants Of Martins
bur- ani is vicinity, fora shors time. He will
sapply The loss Of teeth by srtlfeiel or natural
vets, set On gold, from one to a whole set, and
Cited accurately, and restore articulation, &c.
The Operations of extracting. separating, re-
~norln. Tartar, and stopping earious teeth
w;h -1J, &c. will be such as shall give an
tira aiisfaction.
y H. H. viii attend families AZ their own
residences. lie may be found at Mr.. kroe-
seaa Tavern.
Ills very Gathering patronage whiehB. B.
b. rec saved during his short sojourn in Nir-
Ru4. (for which he is saly grateful,) ena
Ines 'irp 20 tender his services to the pubic
Wit increased eonfdonse in his ability TO
pie July 10, 1850.
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IT. l!2nT.Ea

lfer afull course Of Instructions, 80 above
r1c1 oned, 80, 80, payable ii advance, or on
'lr sept eE the fra! thres numbers OF the Pc
~ri'.A.as
fi POsimssters are respectfully solicited TO
sc;s5 < erts IN their respective neigbborhoOds.
Ii a PnB'mester prscuFe but one subscriber, he
Wi b. emitted 20 grsluiious copy of the pub
iissletl aysem-i four subscrib srs TO full course
OF distraction, VI 50 so ircM The money collee'
Ted; and in IKE proportion for greater or less
numhtr OF subscrlGeFs that 10 to say, 3 com
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VIE Nish for more full explanation, or 10 see
speoimcn Of the page, type. &c. to be used,
may TO doubt he gratited by calling Peat.
masters. who have been generally supplied with
an Introduction "a Iae system above referred to;
s1A also with great variety OF testimonials
frcm those who have learned the art.
The issuing of numbers viii commence early
in July, tFo,n and after which, esch new appli'
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with perf.c: set roH The beginning.
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OF LAND

ID SaLE or LAND.
4 BY virtue of a decree rendered by the
CnsniY Court of Berkeley, in Chancery sit
'iSsg at the Jsse term last, we shall, as cora-
mIssioneFs naInedin that decree, ciier for pub
lie sale. 20 the highest bidder, for cash. he
ioFa tina Court house door in Wartinsbarg, On
Thursday, The .gd. day q ,Fuly, saa,na,
a Tract Of Land, which WAS mcrtgaged by
The late Bernard kophart 70 George Spero TO
secure ths payment Of several Gums Of money,
oiwhich about $500 Is Holv to hc made by sac
saie OF the mortgaged premises. The land
les ca the western dreiBs OF 0pequon, and
contains los acres. The dover right of the
widow aasDot bean reIjuc on the mols-
gage. but az the Subscribers sell the same
tract, ct the same time and place, Under q
trust deed, on whieh the dover is .chnquiah-
81, the purchaser can obtain a complete
little. WIN LONG,
ID. II CONRAD.
Commissioners Under The G.. G.. D.
July 8, 1880.
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| VIRGINIA. 10 WIZ

VIRGINIA, 10 VIII NJ,
In,i,e sunerior Court Of Cbanesrys holden
a, Winchester on 'hr SD dsv n Apr. 49,
Ls,ois Pierce and CasLnias II. his ,stft; E'f"
Hanmefrs. .JsS,a Z, Vsaraetfe, Eli@a , an
metre, join =. Pis1sietre and s,9s'nH' ~ ~
tcife; .qJrasan E. UssHletre @nd suts'a, l.''
soke; and Thorntsa Taylor Vaa'nstrs' be'is
Of Join IaEmeirs, dec. FLAIHIHFs'
AGAINST,
Nancy .1lJtstie. erscldrir, os,sa John bs.sgsr'
executor Of .g0ig ,4iJ@tts, dss U'o teas 60
ectter 81 John Toglgsetfe. dee; Pfalp u
Peralssoa and join Sir0thcf, executors q
Dssld HsylIsr, de-; James Fsaso' ass 70
seph Craaltasl, s1ssutOrs Of Wiii;sns hi' 5,
dec; JOIN Boicysr, administrator ttlsss p'g
,piB sp.e1sd Of Join Va,Eastre, dee. an
EdlcGrd a. GibLs, Defendants.
gEVHIS cause came on 20 be heard this
d Sth day Of Aprii, 1880, upon the Bill
answers Of the defendants, Nancy Albartis,
exr'x. and John Bowyer, ex'r. of John Al
buris. dec. and of said Johp BoHyer 40 admin
istrat0r with the wlll annexed ofJehnVanms-
tire, deceased, and exhibits. Ihe Subpoena
having been daily execsted on David Hunter
IN his lifetime, and the defendants, James
Mason and Joseph Graatham, executors OF
William Rush, dee and Edward A. Gibbs,
hoTt uiab Iouf HobtAsy ahu inc sun ICbiFea
by scirefaeias against the said Philip &. psn-
dletoH and John Strother, executors Of said
David Hunter, dec and said defendants fail
ing to appear and snswsr, and was argued by
counsel; on consideration whereof the Court
doth adJadge. order, aud decree tAat mas
ter commissioner OF ftis Court do examine,
stste and settle he estate account of said
John NsnnetFe, dee with said chm Aiburtis.
dec. his executor and with John Bower, Ms
administrator with the viii annexed, stating
all such matters specially deemed pertinent
by himself. or which shall bo required BY
eithsr ef HE parties to be specially stated,
and make report thereof to tue Court in cider
10 = faai decree. A copy-Teste.
DAHL LEE, c. c.
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A COPY Taste

E|-A4F y A.sI4-4, c. Q.
THE parties Interested in the above snit
are horeby Aot6.d, that vi! attend AZ the
Ciak , Office in MariiHsburg, OF Monday the
26th day OF this month a1i en.eY upos he
execution Of the above rec3,ed order, and
coatnus from day 10 day until my report be
complete, when and where they vii. attend
sIth thsfr necessary proofs and papers
SEAMANS GARARD, .ues. Cog,.
july s. 1880.
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E7OTTCE.-All persons who have M.
" claims into the haads Of ABRAH HI
hARLA1Fr, dec 10 collect, are requested
to call, pay the cost due and lift them, viii
be at home every evening until August court
on the first day Of August court, ! will attend
at the Globe Tavern for the purpose Of dis
tributing papers, and receiving payments on
bonded debts and book accounts due the e,.
tate Of said Mariatt. II any persons should
forget to comply with this request, they will
be put in mind thereof in short order. perhsns
with costs. Any persons having claims q.
gainst said estate by bond noie, orotherwise
are requested to inform me of the amount and
nature OF the debt by August court that there
may be immediate steps taken 10 pay the
same. JACOB MYERS, Cu.aior.
June II, 1880.
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PUBkIsRED, WEEKLY.
BY WASHINGlON EVANS,
At
TWO DOLLARS FIR AgIvHz'

PAYABLE In ADTAKcE;
DR. TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
AFTER TnR YsAR xxPIREs,
UTNo paper discontinued until ell Arrea'arc
Ses are paid up, except al the discreto" "
he Editor.
Advertisements inserted at the ra'e y
one dollar per square for the three hrs' iiissl
ions, And twenty five cents Persquare Tor eSss
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and Tor sale at this Office,
TIE BOOK or CO.M9 ON PRAYER.
used j. lie Episcopal Church.
Iilce handsomely bound Sheltered, STA cts
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tho pluuderue OF the vessel 10 nc apprehcuded
But few minutes niisera5ly undcccivei hem. The
pirates rapidly mounted the side. and they jumped
on deck, commenced TO cnt right and loft at all with
In their reach, u,tcr'ng ut the time the most
dreadful oaths. The females. screaming, hurried %
hide themselves below well they were able, and
the men fell fed before the pirates, leaving then,
entire masters OF the decks.
Tho brutal scene which followed the capture of
the vessel will not at present describe, having
neither space nor time enough for its extent, but
will defer it until my letter; when | shall also
give you an account OF the providen,ia manner in
winch the monster Bento de Soto. ana the o'her pi-
tempt descripiu ion of Soto's person, which is The
most remarkable bcheld his face agrees well
with the philosophy of I.avatcr, und his head fully
honours the phrenoogists
EIo be concluded
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