Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-01

3nt 10 select ter represent Gtiges from the Cuun
OF Chesterfield, which right I'D oig.u5ilv exist Ches-
''rheid beng ORIGINALLY part OF ll,urro or can he
such an act, TO have brcn nec'sSaryw not
the DIVISION itself sufficient provision on THIS
and II IN the orc case, why not in the piher-if YOU
uFaW the line OF division aud demaGia i'n the ore
county I'm, The othera corporation differing only in
extent Oi Territory and identity of interest, granting
10 "Rch all tae rights, privileges and mmniIies aD-
pertaining TO the rest; car It mailer whether you call
thein coua,Ics, towns, cities or ho-oughs
We are grateful TO The worthy member for his
hindness, and are generally disposed to be thankful
'or small iavors; but conceive some difference TO
exist, between granting that which we ask, and i'm
posing on us thai from which ask TO be relieved.
VIII conclude, by repeating, that regre' the Oc-
tdsioh should nave arisen. | am heartily sorry hat
the question has been made his time, as | was
ANXIOUS That we should have the services OF the DIS
thSushed gentleman, who fills the seat at least
TniInS the present session but has been made,
"n h"t Wiling to abandon the Question, nor am
wiling to see It decided in any other wavthan accor
u 10 the letter and spirit of the constitutions atho'
we may lose The invaluable services oft the gentleman
alluded to, thereby.
MORE ! hope the member from Fauonier. will ex
cuse me t'r referring particularly him; II was be-
cause Appended the SAM argument mi rb, he used
IN tn" jnuSe, and should have no means OF answer
ing ~ II he knew my feelings towards HIM | an sure
lie would "A Resident IF Henrico
Washington letter writer for the New York
otahaard' says. "Fr"rn the public prints you have
the result which attended the
lions that were made in relation to the Taraf 1t
seems TO be the prevalent opinion, that nothing will
De done IN that matter during the present Congress-
IL is understood that the Pennsylvania delegation will
unanimously oppose any Interference with the tariff
as u now stands: this heard publicly stated bv
distinguished member of that body, who has been =
firm and consistent friend of the administration
Until IL O'clock yesterday morning the fog was so
heavy in the vicinity of Philadelphia, as to render
persons imperceptbe to each other at the distance
ct few yards. The eastern and southern mails were
detained several hours in consequence
MARRiED-On Thursday, 2eth instant, bv the
Kew. Nj. l. Jones, Mr. Close MAXWELL to Miss Lucy
" eldest daughter of Benjamin DuvaIl, ESQ., all of
Hanover -
Friends c Matrimony do not dispair
h"t come aud view this happy pair.
D1GD-0n Thursday, the Esd instant, at Calais
IN the county of PowhAtan, Mrs. SALLY G. HARRIs
consort OF Dr. Francis Harris. No person ever died
more sincerely lamentea by her friends than this ex
ceilent lady. Her disposition to the last degree
mud and amlable, engaged the affection of all who
knew her. She has gone down TO the grave without
an enemy, while the number OF those who lament her
loss. IS clrcumscribed only by the limits of her &C.
quaintance
DAED-On Monday, the 18th instant, at Bell
fem"s his seat in Powhatan county, Col. JAMES
CLARKE, in the I'D year of his age