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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-06

band otimpostcrs, pretending to be Polish re-.
i"geos, are prowliug about tho country proving
upon Che humane and charitable. They tell their
story vel, and should be guarded with care.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-06

Goods for Bolton and other parts of
the road during the half year end
ing 30th June,
Ditto ditto for the half year ending
3lst Dec,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-06

The following account is abridged by the New
York American from MIR. Doughty's Cabinet of
Natural History and American Field Sports, an
interesting work published monthly ut Phadcl-
phia in Quarto form, and cmbcshcd with plates
The twelfth number of tho work is now JUS, pub
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-06

The remarks OF Mr.. Stanbcrry are here insert
ed in anticipation of their regular place in the or
der OF the Debate, as we'll TO show the tone which
the Debate is assuming, as because they produced
something like what the French journalists call a
$"H%"ii'R in the lIouse.-NUt. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-06
From tie LicerpOol Times, Jan. 81.
AND MANCHESTER RAIL

1t appears from the following statement, taken
from the report just printed and circulated amongst
the Proprictors of the Liverpool and Manchester
Railway, that the trade and revenue are increasing
very rapidly. Tons of Goods
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-06

increase,
Goals to Liverpool for the half year
ending 30th June,
Ditto for ditto ending 3lst Dec,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13

SAm'l. IL. 1anney
Has in store, and offers for sale -
si h.If ,inc, Old cognac Brandy
3 pipes old Holland gin
2 hhds Jamaica spirits
a do New Orleans rum
a barrels old whiskey
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13
Yhortas G"rdinev, NJ. D.
SURGEON DENTIST.

Y AS the honor TO inform his fellow. citizens, that.
ID having returned from Paris, where, for the last
two years, he has been studying Dentistry under me
OF the most experienced aud celebrated gentlemen Of
and hopes BY his attention and skill, to meri, patron.
age
Or G has brought with him q large assortment Of
natural and most approved porcelain Teeth. which lat.
ter, by their superior manufacture, resemble SO nearly
the NEUTRAL teeth us to be undistingIishsble from them
when placed IN the mouth.
Persons who have, by cancer or other disease, lost
their noses. he will supply with artificial, ether Gre.
clan Or Roman, that cannnt be distr guished from. No.
turai noses. A specimen may be seen 1T his house on
Penn ylvsnia avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets,
ga ,hifgt ui CITY
nov Q .J3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13
district + tumb,,.
County Of .AerGadria, Sci.
Nnyemher Term. 1881.

SNONCUVtb hCiuS ~ "E-" H...
william Fowle. surviving partnet0
Of i.awrason h Fowie, Com.
against PIN CHAEcERt
Philip G Narsteiier, John West.
John Tatsapaugh and John a
dam. Defendants, s{ssNutC
wi Defendant, Philip G harsteller, not hayior
L entered his appearance 10 this suit. and given Sc
curity according to the statute and the rules Of this
Court; and il appe airing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that tine sarl Philip 6 Msrstciler is not an inhabitaut
OF the District oil Columbis, ON the motion of the Com.
plainatt, by his counsel. iii
Ordcad That the said Philip G. M~arstellsr do sp.
pear here on CT before the FIRST day Of the next April
Term OF this Court. and answer the Complainant hill;
and that the said John West John TatsapauRh, and
John Adam do not convey, pay sway. or secrete the
debts by :hem owing 10, or the money, estate, or eff.
tects intheir hands Belonging to, the said absent de.
fendan'. until the further order ane decree Of ttia
Court apdthat a copy of this Order BE- forthwith pub.
lishe sin the Alexsndra Phenix Gazette fostwO no,;ths
successfully, and that another copy be posted At tho
front door ofthe Court house OF the said County
Test: EDA. l. LIE, I. q
I@. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13
70 FishSrMe u

IN u 10 hSN AAAr
y Boards for long seine boats, If North Carroll
IL ma piue and yellow poplar, from 80 to 50 feet long
Cordsge of si sizes
Long oars, from Is to 80 feet for seine boats
With q general assortment Of Lumber aud Fishing
Mat. rials. JOSIAH IL. DAVIS.
jsn2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13

h.,vAes Rennstt
4 IS imported. ny ship Virgin arrived here. and
Ill Herald. via Bsltimort, and offers for sale
Colts 81 aud 4 point blankets, large sizes
- Rose blankets, ga. 10 4. ia l24. 1874
- f, few pairs hes, family b anKets
- Shoe thread in bales Of 20 dozen; patent
colored and " B Thread
Cambria muslins and limitIes
Furniture dimi,ies and ~chintses, a great variety
G~iughams and a'icocs
Figured cnlored cotton counterpanes. large sizes
vestiags. including silk velvets and Fiorentines,
Of yery best quality
Gentiemen's doestin gloves
Supsr6ne cloths aud kerscymeres
A prime assortment oil 4 4 Irish linens, S 4 and 81
~.hectings
ga aud 1914 table damass. long lawns
Russia md scotch sheetings
"a green aoor cloth baise
CIark's ;,es, SPOOL and ball ewing cotton
English cheese, d., able Gioster and north Wilt.
shi-c offrs, qusI,ty
From the North he has received:
Res, black .taiiin luttstiI"gs .
BLACK silk hosiery, Italian ewing silks
y ors;ed and cotton hose ia great variety
Swiss musiius. figure and PLAIN
Merino .tuiis, circs ssia,s and ooInbazets
Black and irab fine cloth shawls
Superfne choppa romais
In III and English bandanna hdkfs
Btlck italian crsvats
Tickicnburps, s.ckings and nsnaburgs
II General assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Consisting { ,Rt,inefs, bcyiticks, cotton osntburgs,
Canton a ,nnels. nrown and biesched s~heetinss, carpet
biniings. checks, pads, &c &C
Fine and %superine m .rino shirts and hosiery; shat
and herring BriIport SNlNE rwINE; to be sold veiy
low to close a consignment.
sept 14-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13

3. M. & 8. n. Janney

VI lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
occupied by Lindsay, Hill u Co. at the foot Of
King street, and offer for sale
Is hhds New Orleans e,n
3 do 81, Croix sugars
40 bbls superior New Orleans molasses
6Ubags Rio 2coH.
$50 do ST Domingo
5 chests imperial tea
$50 sacks extra filled Liverpool salt
5half pipes Choice Old l. p. Madeira
40 quarter casksS Wine
40 cases, containing 2 dozen each do do
S do do Burgundy Mad do
8 10 Sicily Madeira do
S do Vidonia Tenerifie do
Is baskets Champaign
81 boxes Malaga lemons
100 barrels No 3 mackere1
100 kegs pure white lead
$50 do Mol do
9 barrels boston mess beef
10 do MOL do
200 bolts Phelix Mili fax canvass
Cotton yarn, assorted; carpet chain
Cotton seine twin F., cotton bats, &c. &c.
dec 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13
Tavern fHr Rent.

- The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
3HFT Ccu, u. use would be rented to q good ten
Hsrs. an r one to FIVE , ears. u is the only one
~ at the place, is spacious and in good r pair
having attached TO it grazing lots and stablIng Tor A
or so horses. The furniture now in the house, which
is OF the requisite quality and abundance. would be
Sold to TIE tenant on very accommodating terms. Pos
session may be had LIST January, or sooner If desired.
Apply to doctor B. John, on, King George C II.
Ys.Ww GEO, Johnson 8 60,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13
Sugar tnNee, ~ ime &c.
SAMUEL. MESSERSMITH

Sugar tnfee, ~ iue &c.
SAMUEL MEsSERSMITH
Has ia Store, and offers for safe,
i2n ,,, 5 Z, E; %s; ! y; r; = , &C., e ! 8 Orleans I rs SUGARS
$50 bags coffee, a part prime green
z chests ,oul Tyson TEAS,
chest imperial gfAte
Shalt chests Simpon
boxes ~ u fine
case. cont'g BIB cans S5 quality
: sG h.'; pipes : fine old L P Madeira.
Ia or casks HINES.
90 boxes zach cong from ! to ; dz ehieayofdi
l HID 4 2 qr casks Tinta or Burg, rect fmpor.
I do add do Sercial }tqtions, and
2qr&l4q r casks MsImsey pu,ranted
2 hhds = Z .lsress genuine Port = fine qua
S or casks Sicily Madeira
S cases sparkling Champagne
2 pipes cognac brandy
10 bbls New England rum
20 bales Louisiana cottOn
8 hlls James River tobacco
Stegs manufactured do
300 bags patent shot
150resms superfne No land 8 letter paper
50 do pot and cap do
so bunl lies binding and band BIO boards
50 boxes and laifboxes Bakers nd Lspham'sNo
l chocolate
100 pieces German flessans
aug 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13

Wiaes. BranAy, sc.
. HALF Pipes C!aret vine
y IS dozen bottles do 10
+, French Brsnl,, q b and 9th proof
2barreis rose water
ldemijohn oil If vitriol
1 do aquatortis
10 barrels distilled beer, and pure cider vinegar
Also. = small quantity OF log wood, fustic' and blue
7ipicl For sale by
ian II GEO. Wtith"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13
Rum, " hiskey, &c.

Al HtDS /. S barrels New England rum
lO 3 hogsheads, 81 barrels whiskey
S hogshesds, 10 barrels N o moiasses
IS hhds. 6 tierces, 90 bbis English Island do
30 hhds N o and " I. sugar
las bags Lsguirs, Rio and Java coffee
I chest young hyson tea
IS boxes bunch and muscatel aisns
10 drums figs
Is casks cheese. I bale almonds
40 casks first quality Glsd-s butter
10000 lbs Alexandra brown and elbow snap, old
80 barrels Alexandria mess pork
40 do do pure tallow
800 casks first quality alexandria lard, in ship
ping order For sale BY
feb SAA'L. B. LARMOUR & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13

Genrgs }ohnsnM g. Co.
AVE just received and for sale,
III 40 boxes plug tobacco
II to the pound
In Store.
pipe S hhds, l. qssnd 10 eighths best Ma
deirs wine of their own Importation, war.
ranted pure
SO quarter c. SKIS and indian barrels, Narseilles
nideira. Of superior Quality
-9qnarer casks sicil, Madeira 60
5 bales spinning cotton, for retailing
8 C SKIS cheese low h. close sales
IS or boxes superior real ffayan, segars
S bales brown dom cs 8 4 20 A wide
barrels bright varqish
NO. 8 mackereI in barrels ard half barrels
IN room in front rf v. Hoo office
FOUR F0RrEPIANOS of fine tone,
and splendid = orkn,anship .i'of which are offered Oh
pleasing ,crms
~, Uheaf purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13
OoMPoUMD
TOOTH w ASH.

rVNhE subscriber has just received a supply of the
Il above popular article, which he offers at whole.
sale and retail; also, Juiube Paste, Compound Syrnp
of Liyerwort. Jamaica Ginger, in race and powder, aud
other articles AS usual. WM. ABL
I'd mo 6, l832-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13

Beef, York 3 Fish.
Oh BBLS. of Boston beef
III so do prime pork
100 do No ! fat mack'rei
100 do No,2 do
900 do M 3 do late Inspection
100 half barrels No, I and do
10 barrels Nova Scotia salmon
100 kegs do do
go boxes smoked herrings
geo quintals Goldfish
40 Or bbls mackerel. put up tor families
For sale by A. G, CAZENoVE y 20.
feh4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13

& W. Ii. IyWin
Have On hand, and offer for sale
0f'iHns 81. Croix
~ 10 do Muscuvsdo
10 do Porto Rico |S0G.'R
SO barrels ST Croix
so boxes singh loaf
5 chests young by son tea
2 80 % hnI9s. and Mo- mackerel
10C boxes No soap
1909 pounds cotton seine Irvine
Dreams fine cap paper
90 10 rough o
90 do wrapping do
IS or casks Madeira
IS do 10 Msrseilles Madeira wines ~
IS 10 do white
z whole and S half pipes cognac brandy
8 p pes Holland gin
50 barrels old whiskey
IS do New England rum
so hhds West India molasses
!; s q; j.. s }'''.o' Of superior quality
10 boxes small lump tobacco
SO barrels potatoes
10 tierccs rice
300 kegs fFF and canister gunpowder
nov "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13
For Rent.

FW Neu.
A The HOUSE and ONE ACRE
4&3H stt6L o opposite the residence of Mrs James
EsAltt& Hooe. tits now in Incomplete order The
Ess9a46Ekn Lot contains a variety Of select fruit trees.
and is considered a desirable and health, situation.-
10 a good tenant il will be rented low for one or more
wears LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-06
CORRESPONnENCE
rCt '1'II w II14NNIs
communicated for publication in tie Argus

Communicated for publication in the Areus1
Dear Sir The New York Commercial Advertiser oS
saturday last, contains editorial article from which
the following is extract
From the Richmond Enquirer1
Among the accusations which have been made against
r van buren, this is among the most Infamous IL il
from the Rockbridgc Intelligencer
i ne lrst act OF Van Buren, which brought him into no.
ucr was an act OF disbonor He betrayed the confidence
o. 'he late Judge VIM. T. fP.l Van Ness of New York
w whose ONCE he was student He played the paltry
Psrt Oh an UV0ymeT ac-bearer to the political enc mics
OF Judge, and he found his in so doing From
mar DAY TO the present time his great has been in
friend from friend running the aud ingra-
"aIlng himself with The other
ne Rockbrdge lntegencer produces no proof ofthese
aseruohs but we shall investigate the truth Of these
c"'ges, ana lay the result before our readers"
Remarks by the Commercial Advertiser1
ne charge here referred TO-, aud which The Richmond
enquirer says he shall invcsgale" is Of serious import
cu no less true than serious. But IL brought
forward Tor the first time The lips ofthe principal witness
Teg now sealed IN DEATH the charge will doubtless be
en'ea although It was not denied while the witness lived
me circumstance alluded TO- was connected with ponf-
Ta pamphlet written many years ago by the late William
= van Ness under the signature Of AR1srfDEs. That
pamphlet was written in vndicadon Of the political life and
character OF Col Burr with particular reference TO his con-
uuct IN the then late Presidential olectontle memorable
Struggle between the ticnds ofJerson and the suppor.
tiers OF Col Burr in the House Of Representatives The
pamphlet extended 10 seventy closely printed pages il was
cblehy pointed against De Witt Clinton Ambrose Spencer
ana General Armstrong. and written with dstnoui.
ca aoiby but from the severity Of its personal attacks "A
created Prodgious sensation at The time
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-06
CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS.

"AsHINGToN, April 3.-In the Senate, Yesterday
mr POlndexter submitted resolution for the discbarpc nj
the Committee on Manufactures from the further consi
deraon OF the several subjects referred to them ON tc
cd ut, on which that Committee have not reported and
referring those subjects TO Select COMMITTEE Some fine
was spent in Executive business after which tho Iii
making appropriations for the support OF Government in e
year lS32, was taken up, aud the amendment allowing
SZoOOOO for the expenses Of the Supreme and Ds,rc7
Courts OF the United States, held within the Dsc, 81
Columbia, was adopted. The proposed amendrnents n
me clause making appropriations defay the expenses of
diplomatic intercourse taken up, but not dsnosod n
In the House Of Representatives. AMONG the vai
memorials presented, was by Mr.. Mercer from s,,L
Jects OF the King of Great Britain relative to African colo
nlzaon the suppression of the slave trade and the
tua and general emancipation of slaves. This rnemora
was, without being read, referred TO the Select Committee
heretofore raised on the subject Its contents as stated
by Mr. Mercer, were not distinctly heard or understood
by the House Mr. Polk, subsequently, after having
mined IT, moved reconsideration of the vote bv Glitch -
was referred Mr. Burgess called for the reading of tho
mortal Upon ts proposition lengthy aud animated do
oste arose The reading OF the memorial ON acc,,
on It's extraordinary character, opposed bv Mossr
Drayton, Letcher, Synmes, Ingersoll, Blair of & r
Briggs and Patton; and supported by Messrs Buroes A.
boid and Dickson At the inst9nce Of Mr. MerceT ooh
addressed the House several fines the subject of o
memo1ai0 Mr.. Burgess withdrew his motion that !, he
read Inc motion to reconsider carried yitbout onn
siuon when Mr. Mercer permitted to witbdra,y be
memorial Mr. Arnold submitted resolution diroctnc
mo Committee on Internal Improvefnens to eno;re in,
Ine expectancy OF constructing a National Road from
pufiao, IN the State OF New York by way Of Washing
ION Ci'y TO New Orleans. II was rsjeeisa-Ayes 46
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-06
wA.rIxaroN. APRIL 4.


The Senate yesterday. motion OF Mr. Moore, resum-
ed the consideration OF the amendments OF the House Of
Representatives TO the bill supplementary the several
acts for the sale OF the public lands aud the
wing been advocated by Messr Moore, Kane, Buckner
King and opposed by Messrs Ewing and Holmes, were
finally coneurrcd in The bill from the House TO amend
the act for tire relief OF certain surviving officers sol
dicrs OF the army OF the revolution read the
time and referred TO the Committee on Pensions. The
bill making appropriations Tor the support the govern
ment io the 1882 akenup the unfinished bust
the Committee on Finance adding an appropriation Of
four thousand five hundred dollars the return OF the
ministers from France and England. On this question,
Mr. Spraguc rst addressed the chair, and continued his
remarks until late hour, when he gave way for motion
TO adjourn
In the House of Representatives, Mr. yerpanck from
the Committee of Ways and Means reported hill recap
propratng certain pended balances which was read
hrst and second time, and committed 10 Committee OF
the Whole on the state Of the Union. Various private
bills, also, were reported by Mcssrs Muhcnberg Dray-
ton, Evans OF hone Sutherland, aud Lansing, their
respective committees, and read twice. and referred to
Committee OF the Whole House MIR. Bell introduced a
bill to provide means Tor extending the benefits of vacc-
nation among the Indian tribes, preventive of the
small pox; which committed a Committee of the
whole ON the State OF the Union The report Of the Com
mitee on the judiciary the subject of the charges
against the Collector OF Wiscassct, again considered
aud Mr. Mitchell OF s. Carolina, and Mr.. Anderson adj
dressed the House until the close of the hour The In
dian appropriation bill ordered 10 be encrossed for
third reading this day. The House afterwards went into
Committee OF the Whole the of the Union Nj r.
L. Condict in the chair and took up the Revolutionary
pension BILL which used until half past O'Clock
when the committee rose, and the House adjournedU
| S. Tel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-06
tSENTATIXES

VI REPRESENTATIVE
I,,o ron The Committee Of WAYS and Means
60 much Of ,b o. INC minority Of said committee UPON
renewing the People from the bureps " 70
the t1b aST zoe so sSaymsn ohc Public Debt Laid uoo
" ''' 'h" WV Sopies ordered ~ be printed -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
From the Norfolk HeyaId.

els the Wing quite that Judges arc incli.
giblc TO act clectors7-There were FIVE JUDGES
on the Adams electoral ticket in 1923, and three
on the Jackson ticket. We have hastily glanced
over the ncw Constitution, but without fixing IN.
any disqualilying provisions in that instrument
We have not the Constitution by us: but when
- months ago, Judge Carr accepted the place OF
Visitor Of the University without examining the
Constitution, he speedily found that thereby he had
forfeited his Commission aso Judge Of Appeals, and
was compelled to acquire new eligibility by resign.
ing the trust Of Visitor and to be appointed Judge
de noro. We can trace no circumstance of dis.
tincton, between Visitor and Elector. To 1923,
VIC were living under the old Constitution. The
Herald will find the name Of no Judge upon tho
JacLson ticket Issued ly the late caucus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
THE HORSE SHOE.

Some sensation produced in this quarter by
report, that u few days ago. while the Senate was
in session. horse shoe was violently flung into
'heir Chamber, by some unknown person, and that
1t grazcd the head of Mr.. Poindcxter. The rumor
appears TO have been we'll founded The Nations.
ln'edgencer of yesterday says:
We learn that the VIcE. President was not in
inc Chair when the piece of iron thrown into
the Senate Chamber Saturday last. The per.
son who threw it in made immediate rotreat.-
ch Mr. CALHouN's being made acquainted with the
circumstance, he ordered the man to be followed
and taken into custody; which having been DONE
inc man appearing to be somewhat dcranged, the
VICE PRESIDENT ordered that he should not be per-
ON any prctcnce.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

u The toast below is certainly in bad tasto-
but being assured that blasphcmy not intended,
only the expression of ardent devotion to the Dor
Pctuty of the Union, sentiment Of such worth
that some allowance is due to it, excess, we have
concluded to crafty the author by publishing it.
~ Mobile, May 10Th, 1882.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL WING
Sir-On Saturday last, Dinner was given to
his Exceiiensy John Gayle, in this place, and
among others, l was 4 subscriber. and sat down Tn
the table.
In these troublesome times" | venrurcd this
Toast, "'Ihc Unon-May it last until it be over
whoimod by the ruins of The Throne of the Eter
nal God."-rhe Editor of the Mobile CommcrcinI
Register, omitted, and refuses to publish the above
Toast
Cicero has somewhere said that a man does we'll
even TO speak well of his country. You will be
pleased 10 publish the above as containing INV sen.
iimcnts. Very respectfully, &c.
GEO. F. SALLE'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
From The NOr folk UcrnM Of Mnndnn.

':lf tell thee lie, spit in my facc-ca me
horse "--Fdistaf.
We learn that member Of Congress met ano-
Their member Of the same body in the rotundo of
the Capitol on Friday, and after calling him some
thing moro opp curious than "horsc," subjected him
to the disgrace invoked by the fat knight as the
penalty of falsehood. The splitter, we learn, was
Mr.. Plummcr, the promising young member from
mississippi" he is 'yclcpt by the Richmond En-.
qmircr and who, ii will he rococcted, II I'd tile floor
fer three weeks in succession during the debate on
the charges against the Collector of Wiscassct IA
pr poudrc afTair)-aud the spiitee was Mr.. Sladc
Of Vermont, who replied to Mr.. r. in speech
which, it seems, stirred up the latter gcntcman's
ire TO the splitting point. What happened beside,
the dcponcnt saith not. Whatever might have
beer the provocation, the act was not in keeping
with the spirit of cvalry, and if for nothing else
deserves for that 10 be visited with-a ycpyimgud.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
II. :. BANK.

The Senate seem resolved to press the bill ex-
tending the Charter of the u. S. Bank unremit-
tingly. II will pass that body, and speedily. Green
says the President will sign. We find the follow
ing in Northern paper.
A Washington correspondent Of the New York
of Mr.. Dallas on the Bank SAYS ale entered into
The eJpOsc, with all the benefits Of his own expert
cnce, and also with the counsel and concurrence
Of his associates in the committee; and has placed
the application of The corporation for Act of
certain.
Some show Of oppugnation will he made by Ben
ton and others of his kidney, in the Senate, but
all in vain. The bill will pass: trumpbantly.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
"YOU WHO HAVE TEARS

Tho Enquirer republishes lettor which speaks
OF the President saying 'that no should leave
child behind to wear his honors, or suffer his ig.
nomlny: that he buried at the Hermitage, the last
worldly object that was dear to him; tn at hence.
forth, he had nothing to live for but God and his
country, and these he resolved to serve to the
best of his ability"
How molncolly! Truly wo have not seen better
canting. Are Eaton and LOWS, Kendall and
Houston then, so Indifferent to the IIero7 Did he
bury all on Mount. Pisgah7 Has rcwarding his
tools, and Furnishing his enemies, coasod to be
dcar7