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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-04
COMMISSIONERS OFFJcr ,

RIcmMoND, July 18Th 1882
Inc parties interested will please take notice
that have appointed the 18th of September next.
Tor commencing the duties directed in the forooo
ing order OF court, on which day at nine O'Clock
a NJ they are required to attend at nv office in
TINS city with their accounts and vouchers ready for
examination and settlement, and with such docu-
ments and proofs, and office copies of such of the
court papers as may be necessary to enable full
compliance with all the directions of the FOREGOING
order HILARY BAKER Comr5,r
h N pursuance of an order of the court of Hano
n yer county, to us directed, we shall proceed TO
sell, on the premises, to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, OH the 18th day of September next the
tract of Land lately held by Mildred White as her
dover in the estate of William White, deceased. 1t
IS situated in said county OF Hanover upon Chick
ohomany Swamp, about miles from tho CITY of
Richmond, near the termination of Mcchan:csyile
Turnpike.
The said Farm has upon il a large and convent
ent Dwelling tlonse with other buildings n spring
OF excellent water, and very large orchard OF wei
selected fruit trees AS we pre- sumo that all per.
sons DESTROYS of purchasing will Wow the Land we
deem Ut unnecessary to say more, but refer hen 10
Mr.. Geo w. Truohcart, who resides upon tho pre-
misses The terms which accommodating, will
be made known the day Of sale.
EDWARD 6. SYDNOR,
MILES MACON, Commissioners
VIM d. SYDNOR.
At the same time and place will be sold, by Tic
legatees ofthc aforementioned VIM. White. IA
acres adjoining the aug 10-2aw4w esd
-
IBE CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice a Vsgg
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-04

u We beg leave respectfully to ask attention
to the BEAUTIFUL "Ode TO Poland" from Virgnian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-04

W The reader will be attracted by the vivid
sketch OF O'Connell, from the London New
Monthly Magazine.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-04

w,th having ledt the life of common backlog
a"1'o Is only one man in the community from whom
such mass of stupidity g. venom could have passed
una 'he pubic were not slow in fixing upon that
,huNluuai. The author of this bcgs pardon if the
hhown Qualities of that PERSONS mind should have
ou MN INTO an error; but he is unwilling, for the
"ohor OF human nature, TO believe that there could
be TWO such in the world. Assuming this position
:" DC true he takes the liberty of asking the pseudo
.. u, o IL Mr. Clay ever went to faro-bank, lost
So,ooo and then refused to pay it, pleading intox-
lca'oh IN Justiiicaton of his meanncss, though it
was apparent to every by-stander that he more
sooer Than usua2 A certain person, who some
umes writes under the signature of great Swiss
patriot, has heard of like this, and should
therefore be cautious how he makes charges against
Others so well calculated to recall il to the reco-
ection OF ms readers. A CLAYTTE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-04

fity-eeht Shares of Manchester Rail Road
Stock have been sold at s los per Share
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a SLIGHT CHNGE.--The Ohio Historian says:-
'Ihose who doubt that the veto is working won.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-04

At a meeting of sundry Officers of the first vir
g'nia Regiment, held at Amelia Court House, 22d
July, 1882, Col. Jno. T. Bottom was called to the
Chair, and Capt. a. b. Walthall was appointed
Secretary-and on motion Of Lieut.. VIM. l..
Booker, it was
Res"foed' That the Chair appoint Committee
TO draft preamble and resolutions to be laid be-
fore his meeting, at this place, at August Court
next expressive of their views in relation to the
present military system of this Commonwealth
Whereupon, Capt. Jno. w. Baker, Lieut.. William
l.. Booker, Capt A. b. Walthall and Capt. Geo. C..
Moore were nominated by the Chair-& on motion
OF Capt Jno w. Baker the Chairman, Col Jno. II.
bottom was added to said Committeeman on
NOTION the meeting adjourned till the 9TH Thurs
day in August next
JOHN IT ROTrOM f,ha;r,,
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:, =, WITH = DOI IONl, CHaITman.
A. Is. WALTnALL, Secretary.

And at another meeting held pursuant to adj
lournment, at Amelia Court House. August 23d
1882, the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted, viz:
This Meeting believing that the present depress
ION OF military spirit is attributable solely 10 the
inefficient militia laws of the State and also be-
levng that well organized and proper discpln-
ed Militia is the only safeguard of our political in
stitutions, that army without discipline is n
mere mob in uniform, more dangerous 10 itself
than an enemy, and that standing armies i'm times
OF peace, have at all times proved destructive of
liberty, we will use best endcavours in con-
junction with the Officers Of the several Regiments
composing the fourth Brigade, to induce tho next
Legislature, 10y memoriaD otherwise, so to
amend the laws, as to make il hon orable to hold
commission in and to be enrolled among the mill
tia OF this Commonwealth.
Resolved therefore, That we hirhlv anprove IF
the contemplated meeting of Delegates from the
several Regiments of the 18th Brigade a, Amelia
Courthouse on the 24th day of November next
III order to memorabilia the Legislature on the sub
Ject OF an amendment of the Militia avs, and
also 10 draft such plan to accompany the said me-
mortal as may seem best calculated to effect the
same.
ReSolced alSo That Col John T. Bottom, Col.
Jacob Roberts, Mai Alexander Allen. Can't Geo.
&. Moore, and Capt. John w. Bottom be appoint
ed Delegates to represent this Regiment in said
Meeting.
Resolued further That Col. JOIN II. Bottom,
Lieut.. VIM. l.. Booker and Capt. A b. WalhalI,
be appointed Committee to correspond with such
other corresponding Committees as have been, or
may hereafter be appointed, by the other Reg.-
ments composing the 9TH Brigade, on the subject
OF the contemplated meeting, and that they have
power to change the time and place of holding the
said Meeting, and if changed that they give rea.
sonabe notice thereof, to the Officers of the scve
raj Regiments of the said Brigade.
Resotoed also, That the proceedings of this
Meeting be published in the Richmond ENQUIRER
and constitutional Wing, and that the Secretary
furnish copy to the Editors of said papers with n
request that they will publish the same; and then,
On notion the Meeting adjourned sine die
JOHN It. BOTTOM Chm
A. Il. WALTmALL, Sec'ry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-09

Percussion and shot Gums
o NE frs rate double barre percus, on gun Va,
Z msscus barrel. p'stna bush and hands, steel
mounted Several double barrel percussion, steel and
silver mounted twist barrels Single barrel do do.
One second hand double barrel flint gun. nest, finish,
ed for sale at reduced prices. By
Jan IL If.oNHG VIII "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-09
Thomas Gnrdiner, M. ID.
SURGEON DENTIST,

HAS the honor 70 inform his fellow citizens, that.
having returned from Paris, where, for the lsst
two years. he has been studying Den;istr, under one
If the most experienced and celebrated gentlemen Of
hv profession, he tenders his services to the public.
,ad hopes by his attention and skill, to merit patron.
age
Dr has brought with him large assortment Of
natural and most approved porcelain Teeth which lat
ter, by their superior manu- cture, resemble % ary
the natural teeth as to be und',tnguishsbe from ,h'
when placed in the mouth
Persons who have, By cancer other disease lost
their noses, he will supply with artificial either Gro.
clan or Roman, that cannot be distinguished from na
'ural noses. specimen may be ct his hous- on
Penn ivsnia avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets,
- 9. hirgtpn CITY
dam
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Hruke J iii,

AN Sunday night, 29th instant, two negro men.
- ROBERT JOHNSTON and HANSON BARNES.
Jolaston is stout well made man. about Is years OF
age feet inches high; his clothing is brown frock
coat and blue pantaoons lie was commit ed for steal
ing horse from John Beessay, of Montgomery Coun
ty, Maryland. IN the 2lst September last. Hanson
Barnes is abou feet high. and well made; abou, IS
years of age; clothes pantaOons and round jacket tie
was hand on board of the steamboat Columb., ply
ing rom Baltimore to Washington, Captain Mitchell
master He mas famil, in Baitimor.
will give Twenty Dollars reward for apr hendng
and securing Jail either one OF them or Forty Dol
lars for experimenting them both
CHARLES SCOTT, ID. ".
For Henry ashton, Marshal.
Alexandra. Dec. 81 1T
National Inteligencer 81 81
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Nistri,t I tutuMb.a
County Of alexandria, Sek
November Term, 1851.

November Term, 1881.
william Fowle, surviving partDer
of iawrason Il FOwle, Com
plainant.
against PIN CHANCERH
Philip G MarstelIer. John West.
John tatsapaugh and John A.
DAM Defendants,
VUVHE Defendant, Philip G Narsteller not having
en'erenhis appearance to this suit. and given Sc.
curi.y according to the statute and the rules of thin
Court and apps airing to the satisfaction Of the Court
tina, the SAID Philip Msrsieller is not an nhabtant
Of the District OF Columbia on the motion of the Com.
plansnt, by his counsel, it
Ordered I hat the said Philip G MarstelIer do ap.
pear here before the first day IF the next April
Term Of this Court and answer the Comp bill;
and that the said John West. John Tstsspaugh, and
John Adam do not convey. pay away, or secrete the
debts by them owing TO- the money, estate, or eff.
ects in their hands belonging to- the said absent DE.
feDdan'. until the further order snt decree of tits
Court and that copy of this Order be forthwith pub.
Ishe din the Alexandra PhenIx Gazette for two months
successfully and that another copy be posted 81 the
front door ofthe Court house OF the said Count,
Test, EDM. l. LEU, &. q
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-09
Sugar Office, y Ine, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH

Sugar tolfee, y ine, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
Has IL, Store, and offers for sale,
100 10 b., rrisa . and s,s."; SUGARS
2boxes Philadelphia refined }
$50 bags coffee, par, prime green
CHI SIS onn hyson fEHS,
1 chast imperial ofhte
Shalt chests Si,npo n
S boxes 2r,nowder y tnc
) cas-, S. con,'g Glib cans 5Su"p'"'e' qualify
l7mpes
l4qrcasks } HINES.
20 ioxes esch cong from to Jz ehiefyofG
hid 4 9 Or casks Tinta or Burg'y rect fn,p~
do and , do serc,al. >frtions, and
2qrS1 ! O. casks Malmse. warranted
70 %s Ind: and ss sssii genuine Port qua
ar casks Sicily MADEIRA
S cases sparkling Champagne }
2pipes cogrsc brandy q
10 bbls New England rum
90 bales .ousians cotton
hh,ls James River tobacco
k s manufactured do
800 bags patent shot
l5Oreams superfne No 2and letter paper
80 do post and cap do
so bun lies bin ling and band DO boards
81 boxes and halfboxes Bakers nd LaphamsNo
chocolate
100 pieces German iiessians
aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-09
For Freight

Heef, York y Fish.
an BBI.S ofBoston beef
e5U 50 do prime pork
100 do No fat mackerei
100 do No 2 do
900 In No do late inspection
100 half barrels No and 90
10 barrels Nova Scotia salmon
1OOkees do do
$50 boxes smoked herrngs
200 quintals goldfish
40 Or bbs mackerel, put up Tor i1mia ,.
For sale by A. u
frb4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-09
Cash for Negroes

WE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
w Negroes, of both sexes, from IL to Is years OF
age field hands; also mechanics of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give us
call, as we are determined to give higher price fo'
slaves than any purchasers who may hereafter
he in this market and no certificates required.
Anv COMMUNICATIONS promptly atrendedto. We can
ut all times he found at ourresdence west end Duke
street, alexandria, ID. C
jan g FRANKLIN ARAfiELD'
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FOv " emit.

For Newt,
The HOUSE and ONE ACRE
f8H TX LOT opposite the residence Of Airs james
En- Hooe. tits now in complete order The
Lot contains variety Of select fruit trees.
and is considered desirable and healthy situation -
TO good tenant it will b. rented low for one or more
wears LAW RFNCY EWIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-09
=. M. & 3. n. JanMey

IJAVE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
I'll occupied by Lindsay, Hill y Co. at the foot OF
King street and offer for sale
2s hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls superior New Orleans moasses
g. bags Rio lcofFss
100 do ST Domingo
5 chests imperial tea
$50 sacks extra filed Liverpool salt
S half pipes Choice Old l. p. Madeira
40 quarter casks VINE
40 cases, containing dozen each do do
s 10 do Burgundy Mad do
8 10 Sicily deira do
S do Vidona renerife DO
15b4,kets Champaign
50 ,oxes Maasa lemons
100 Darrell No 3 mackerel
100 kegs pure white lead
$50 do MOI do
9p5rrels Boston mess beet
10 do Mol do
200 bolts Phalix Mil fax canvass
Cotton yarn, assert, d; carpet chain
Cotton seine twin cotton bats, &c &c.
dec 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-09

CHARLES Bennett
HAS imported. ny ship Virgini. arrived here. and
I'll Herald, via Baltimore, aud offers Tor sale
Cots 81 and 4 point blankets, larg. siz"s
- Rose blankets. ga, 100. II IL T. l3
- few pairs best family blankets
Shoe thread in bales of 20 dozen; patent
culored and "a B Thread
Cambria muslins and mit,es
Furniture dimi,es and chintses, a great variety
(inghams and slicoes
Figured cnl,red cotton counterpsnts, large sizes
Vestirgs, including silk Selvets and Fiorentihes,
If very best quality
Gentlemcn's loesk,n gloves
Sup fine clio h, aud kertc,meres
A prmp as.nrtmcn n, ct 4 Irisi linens, and o.
she, tings
% and 1914 table dsmssk. long lawns
Russl, and Scotch sheetings
"a green f'"r cloth 'aise
CiarS's best spool nd bali ewing cotton
Ens3is cheese. i"ubie S'oSter ana hnflh wiz
shire of frs qusltv
From, the North he has receired:
Best black Italian la,rsiII"es
Black silk hosiery, Italian sewing silks
ors,ed aud cotton hose III great variety
Swiss musIins. figured ara plain
Neriuo tufts, circassians and bombazets
Black and drsb fine cloth s,a"ls
Superfn, choppa romais
In la an ngish osndanna hdkfs
Black italian cravats
Tick,rnburgs, sackings ami "sn'hurGs
A Gene, al assortment of Domestic Goods,
Cpu>,s,,ng sgttnr,s, bedticks, cotton "sn.bnrgs,
Canton n ,nnels and beached sheetnss, carp'
bin 'ing,, CHI. cks. piai''s sc &c
Fine aud superine IN rino shirts and h,sieryi shad
md herring l,rlport SEINE rWlNE; to be sold very
low to- close consignment
srnt ID If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-09
Tavern for Rent.

The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
EESHa coutu use wouid be rented to good ten
HttE an r one to five ears 1t is the only one
Egssi at the place. is spao-sus and in good pair
having attached il grazing lots and stablng or A
or so horses The furni now in the house, which
is Of the requisite quality and abundance, would be
sold to TIE tenant very accom- odating terms Pos
session may be had lst January sooner if desired
Appl, to Uossur 3. johnson, King George e II.
Ya.Mp GEO. JOHNSON 4 CO,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-09

George lnMasoM & CO.
9EAvE just received and for sale,
IN 40 boxes plug tobacco
II to the pound
In Store.
/ pipe hhds. II q and 10 eighths best Ma
deirs wine Of their own importation. war.
rlncd pure
50 quarter SKIS and indian barrels, Marseilles
Madeira of superior quality
9qnarter casks Sicil, Madeira Go
:; bales spinning cotton. Cor retaiing
&c Sis cheese ioY 81 close sales
IS Or no>es superior real iisvans ses"rs
5 Days brown dom -.'cs 3-4 10 4-4wide
5 barrels bright "srnsh
No 8 mackerel in barrels and half barrels
IN room ~ front of ". 'ioces ofhc.
FOUR FORrEPIANOS of fine tone,
and sp ,ic,h craftsmanship al If winch are offered on
pleasing I'M
~. Hheat purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-09

Sam'i. III. J .nney
Has in store, and offers for sale -
ph',; ,;n.. Old cognac Brandy
3 pipes old Holland gin
2 hhds Jamaica spirits
do New Orleans rum
barrels old wh'skey
dec7
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j n ". IL ArWiN
Hare on hand. and offer for sale
OH tHpS. So. Croix
~ IS do Nuscovad0
Is do New Orleans yy,cap
10 10 Porto Rico
so barrels ST CrOix
so boxes sngl loaf
5 chests young hyson tea
POO 90, % %l;5k. and No mackerel
100 boxes No soap
1909 pounds cotton seine twine
Streams fine cap paper
20 do rough
20 do wrapping do
Is or Casks Madeira
Is 40 O Naisees Madeira Wines
25 10 do white
z whole and half pipes cognac brandy
ppes Holland gin
50 barrels old whiskey
IS DO New England rum
SO hhds West India molasses
IL half bbs }
10 box. small lump tobacco
SO barrels potatoes
10 ,ierces rice
200 kegs FFF and canister gunpowder
nov "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-06
CAROLINA.

i-NnHyfcdtion.-A meeting of tho friends Of the
Union was recently held in Haywood county, in this
State, at which Resolutions were adopted denouncing
Notification. A letter was also read from Col. Robert
Love OF that county, who was unable TO attend, in which
that veteran Of the Revolution, in his own strong aud
homespsn style, exposes the inevitable consequences OF
Nulliiication.
A meeting Of the citizens of that part OF Rowan gene
rally known as the Forks of tire Yadkin, was also held on
the 9th inst, at which resolutions disappearing OF Multi
iication, and deprecating Disunion, were unanimously
adopted. Also a resolution in favor OF a reduction of the
Tariff, was adopted with but one dissenting voice.
A meeting has been also held i'm Chatham county, on
the same subject, at which the doctrine of Modification
was denounced as Inconsistent with the principles oil oui
Union, aud palpably absurd"
Union Meetings have also been held in the counties o.
Buncombe and Rutheriord.- RGieigh Register.
In Alabama, there are sixteen political newspapers
Three of them TO wit: Selma Argus, Montgomery Jour.
nal and Tuscaloosa Spirit of the Age, go for Modification
Efforts are making TO get up three more Modification papers
i'm the State.
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NEW YORK EOR IAcKsnN

we nave been favored with the following extract Of q
letter from a very intelligent aud highly respectable con.
ny, N. Y, oct. ~. ""'u "'Oa'
! Clay and Ani-masonic parties are, il IL believed
10 unite against Gen. Jackson, in November. Surb +,
co'holnahon VIII bc Gisgraceiul, in my opinion, 10 all con.
cerncd' } attended one Of their meetings, early in Ills
hoh'n, at the Capitol. and confess I was greatly disgust.
cu' III was thinly attended, and was addressed by i,ree
ie,Sons VINO gave strong proof of ignorance and prejudice.
= y uncut to say which Of them abused the President
,ne most. From my knowledge Of facts, they all devils.
w." "oln NC ruth. One, a Judge Spencer, declared thst
a.u ne was entirely incapable OF sclf-goverument and
"1t we was grossly ignorant" Disguised, and not
ny way 90 my quarters. stepped into ! ,svern
~ " 0.c'ht looking fellow, about six feet hieb and
"F" P'"P''non'd' attempted 10 justify the language
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tory 10 both parties-and IN supporting tphieh. the adpo-
cafes IF Free I'ais tcOuid compromise no constitution
al principle. Without reservation he expressed his entire
appreciation OF the principle upon which 1t was founded.
= Charleston Cify Ga.sffe.
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landl And the followers 81 Him who IL alphabetically tho
Prince ot Peace. are urged. by appeals to their sympathies
as men, and their responsibility as Christians, aud some
times, too, in the language OF Holy wrir-ior this, to put
him downi
"srus swoap . y rE LoRo AND " GtDros," was tho watch
word Of ono OF those appeals.
ITO be continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-06
PROSPECTS IN INDIANA.-To the Editor.

BELLvrLLE, Qndiana) Oct. 18th, 1882.
DEAR SfR:-I need say no more 10 you than to assure
you, Indiana is still true TO the principles of democracy.
General Jackson's majority will not be in this State, the
same as in 1928; no Sir, il will be from z TO 10 thousand
over MIR. Clay!!
Oithis, there is no doubt in my mind; but a few days
more will tell.
Where MIR. Clay is 10 get votes, | know not; but ono
thing, | do know; il lie not west Of the mountains !l-L0u-
ispiue (Ky.) -4dv.
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~ I~UsCUMBIA, Oct. 10.
ChtekaSGt0 Treafy-We learn from one OF our in,clIi-
gent citizens, who has just returned from the council, af-
Ter being present most OF the time, since the Commence
ment OF the ne goiiation, THAT General Coffee has efscteG
the most important principles Of the treaty OH terms mufu-
any satisfactory TO both p~arties-when be left, II was
thought The remaining business would be closed in a fe,o
days. he independent and disinteresied views of tha
principal Chiefs, in refusing 10 accept OF reservations. os
OtheF compensation, greater than other members of the ma
m9n' are spoken Of in terms Of the highest appreciation
ne earliest opportunity will be embraced 10 Law tho
midn. w." N'"V"T
E"HgrattHg lhdians.-For several days past the Sc
necs, Olgwa and Shawnese tribes Of Indians, have been
selected Tor them beyond the Mississippi. j. y. Gardner
ahu Lieut. >. # Lane, who have been appointed Agents
70 provide for their removal, accompany Them on ibeir
journey. The state Of Ohio, from which they are emi.
grating Is becoming almost entirely rid OF tie aborieines
OF me country. An exchange Of country has been made.
which we trust will be Of equal advantage to The Indians
As TO their former %neighbors. The habiis and di.positons
Of these people render them unfit for a residence smonrst
ne whites, nod the policy Of the President, which recon-
menus ? permanent settlement Of hem beyond The Mis-.