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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

pressed or implied, being adopted by the Senate
u executive, is so apparent, that tho resolution
was adopted by the following vote
-. EAs-Messrs. Barton, Bell, Benton, Burnet,
ShaSe' clayton, Foot, Hendricks, King Marks
Sooie' foindcxtcr, Robbins, Rugglcs, Sanford,
seymour, Ssbce, Smith of Nd, Tazcwell Treup
Wiley, Woodbery-22.
=. NM Ts Barnard, Bibb. Dickcrson, Dud-
g., Whitc-lO
In the face, however. of this declared opinion
oI me senate, tho Executive nominated, at the
next mex, session, Samuel Gwin, the Register of the
eo"te-namcd Land Office Mr.. Gwin was a clerk
IN the Pos; Office Department, and had been. n
snor, time previous to the meeting of Congress,
appointed by the President to ill the office to
wmch he was then nominated
Inc proceedings and votes upon this nomina
ton viii be found in the extract from the Jour
MAJ with respect to the last of these votes the
formation: "
This course adopted at the instance of
friend OF the President, with understanding
that he should DO advisedto withdraw the nomina
uon' and nominate some other individual. 1t was
subsequently stated in the Senate, that the Pre-
sident had declared that he never would nominate
TO the office ''a citizen of Mississippi"
mus tar the Telegraph. Blu. this was not ALL
on the last nights sitting, when bare majority
only OF Senators were in attendance, Mr.. Webster
MT holmcs, Mr.. Sprague, and others, having left
the city, an attempt made to get this no1,in,
ton taken up and acted upon. This attempt of
ter the explicit understanding that it had been laid
on the table as quietus to it, produced SO great
and general sensation of disapprobation among tho
remaining Senators, without respect to parties,
that tho mover was obliged 10 withdraw his mo.
ton. n.y.
After these repeated reflections by the Senate,
We now learn, with surprze hardly TO be express
ed by words, that the moment the Senators had
t ,Is their backs, Gen. JACKSON re-appoints
Ms same rejected person to the same oG;ce The prin
cpie OF the Vetos is arbitrary enough; but this last
arrogation OF power caps the climax of Executive
usurpation
=, Let the worshppers of the "Conqueror of
Conquerors" get up public meetings every where
to applaud this new display of .'mere than Roman
S WI in him. who, they impiously say, .'hos
hiied the measure of his country'sgory" II is fully
as a.. worthy of all the aduaton they can pour upon
portant bills passed by large majorites in Congress,
the People
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
TREATISE ON THE TEETH.

we have read the little treatise mentioned by tho
Nori'ih Beacon, with pleasure and instruction,
anu can most sincerely recommend it to the Pub
lie us containing advice and information which if
iolowed' the benefit win be felt through life
we understand it will in short time be for sale
in this city.
-. =. treatise on the Teeh.-A beautifully executed
n'.e volume, bound IN morocco and very convent.
In' ior the pocket, has just been published by Mr.
James a. Ptedsdnts, Dentist, of New York, on the
functions, disorders, and treatment of the Teeth,
designed for the use of individuals and private
ianiiies. The author has handed usa copy, say.
ing mat few will soon be left for the sale at our
Book Stores. Mr.. p. possesses much science in
ms profession, and the work is highly rccommen nd.
cd by several eminent physicians Of New York,
as containing valuable information and advice OH
.ne proper economy of this important department
OF the human system
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
For Opposi,ion

1t will be seen that by the above calculation. ve
have given Jackson-Maine, Indiana, Illinois. and
Missssppi-n all % votes, which are far from Ger
tam. we have also given the opposition candidate
missouri and Pennsylvania, in all 81 votes which
also may be pronounced uncertain. If however nv
union OF all the elements of the opposition in this
State, and such union believe will take place
the electoral vote is secured to an opposition candi
date, the issue of the contest will no longer be
doubtful. 1t therefore behooves our frieDds-tbe
trends OF Pennsylvania, the Tariff, the Bank and
the Judiciary, 10 forego all minor considerations
and to unite upon one electoral ticket. With such
union we have no doubt but the character of the
state Will be retrieved, her principles indicated
ana her prosperity secured. If, however, the pro.
mInent opposition candidate should not be elected
by the colleges, the result will certainly depend up.
on the House, and is impossible to say what will
then be the result, although is the opinion of dis
passionate and unprejudieed persons who are fami.
llar with the sentiments of most of the members
that Gen. jackson can never be elected there.
We know that strong efforts will be made oy the
friends OF the Administration to secure the votes
either OF New York, Louisiana, Ohio, OF Kentucky,
ana IT is therefore necessary for those opposed to
the administration in these states to be up and do
IDg'--Iho contest in all Of them will DO severe
But the cry OF the people throughout the Union
VIII bo-"TnE COUNTRY AND IRIS INsTITUTfoxs"-
that OF the office. holders-"JAcKsoN FOR EVER"
The people must prevail.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
Land for Sale

BY virtue OF Decree of the County Court of
AS New Kent in Chancery, the subscribers will
expose to sale on tho PROMISES on "Wednesday tho
9Th day OF August next if fair if not on the Sa
turday thereafter, the Tract of Land of which The
late John Smith dec'd seized containing about
273 acres This Land lies in the neighbourhood
OF the Windsor Shades in New Kent County,
about ! ! miles from the Chickahominy River, and
is well tlmbercd with pine and oaks. The i'm
provements consist of comfortable DWELLING
House, all necessary out Houses and n good Or
ohard credit of two years will be allowed tho
purchaser, who is required TO enter into bonds
with good security, and to execute a Deed of Trus,
ON the Land to secure the balance of the parchase
money after deduc;ing the costs of suit and sale
which must be paid in cash. Mr.. James A. Smith,
residing at Windsor Shades, will shew the promises
toany one DESTROYS OF purchasing.
JOHN ID. McGILL,
JAS. STAMPER. commissioners
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

newspaper Borrotcers.-The Alexandria Gazette
justly complains of those persons who are in IN,
habit OF using their neighbours property, and de-
frauding the printers of newspapers, in tho follow
ing manner:-"fhe pecuniary loss that we arc
made to sustain, and the downright FRAUD prac.
tised upon and our subscribers, by the numerals
NEWSPAPER BARROWERS who infest this
town, have been manifested this week, by the loss
OF two or three good paying subscribers, who have
been compelled to stop their papers in consequence
of the daily annoyance of "Pease TO lend me vour
paper, sir'-and one of whom stated to us that he
positively. OF late never his paper until the
coeming of the day on which it is left, and then
merely through the favour of some of his borrowers
HOW men can descend to such meannes we cannot
conceive. If they have no scruples about thus in.
1ur'ng as, they ought, at least to be- ashamed of
spunging at the cost and expense of their neigh.
bours every day in the year."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
TRUST SALE

RY virtue Of two Deeds of Trust, executed bv
-aD Joseph IL. Glenn, to the Subscriber for mr.
poses therein specified, one bearing date the 58th
day of December, 1929, the other bearing date ON
the 3Utb day Of September, 1880, both Of which
said Deeds are of record in Goochland county
court WI be sold, for cash, at the residence Of
the said Joseph y. Glenn, in the ,,pper end n
Goochland county, on the Three. Chopt Road on
the 2Oth day of July, 1889, if fair if not the next
lair day thereafter, Sundays excepted; one Tract Of
Land containing ninety acres, it being tho same
TRAIT on which the said Glenn now resides one
Negro Girl, all said Glenn's stock Of Horses.
Cows, Sheep, and Hogs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation Tools and Utensils. and ali
his Stock of GOODS on hand, or so much thereof.
as VIII be sufficient TO satisfy tho sums of money
called for by the said two Deeds Of Trust. -Snci,
title will only be conveyed, is vested in the S,,b
scriber by the said two Deeds of Trust
GARRETT NJ. QUARLES.
Jun 10 c1Ot ;ra,.s,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
CHARLES JARED INGERsoLL.

We had reference the other day to the concealed
letters addressed hv tb;. oo,,,o,,. -. -
,r,,.u ,;. """ei MS
Ppoi 'eho'ure' 10 the feople OF fennsylvania,
advising them of his opinion of Jackson, and his
opinion of Wolf. In our whole editorial exner;.
.noo mo- L. iai NP'r'
N sue" o'SPfay Oh
',Ds"n' '""ny' no" appears that Mr.. niger
soil had motire. He was removed from the Office
of District Attorney-he subsequently, said mo
means could bo wrong which no,,ia -,
son l.. c., g -. - ou, 'a'A
wa" H'ohu VI Eroeecuon' and knows
Jackson's friendship to it to be equivocal-he was
friend of the u. 8. Bank and he sees Tint in
dispensnble ;ps.;.,,;o, ds,rosd. a.,
:. 'uio" ocs'royed oy the PRESIDENT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

ne 'ohusy isania ihiuircr states taNt Of tnos /,
VINO signed the call for Jackson meeting i'm
",iodoiphia, uPWdrds Of thirty were office holders.
~ ih'ers the weakness of the party from tns fact
nut IN the last necessity, it cannot be supposed
'n"' men having personal interest in tho result,
would expose themselves to tho suspicion of bcinp
swayod by mercenary motives. But for tho neces.
say OF the case, these interested parties would
have "a sufficient sense of decency to abstain from
all violent clamor, or conspicuous action, ON such
an occasion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
March /, 1882.

Pursuant TO the foregoing decree, we shall pro-
ceed to sell the mill and lands referred to tberein
at the front door Of the court house of tho county
OF Middlesex, on the 4th Monday in August next
IL being the 9th day of the month, the tract Of
iand containing about 30 acres attached to the mill
ana Is situated upoH Mill Creek, in the county of
mIddlesex-t was formerly the properly of Thomas
Il. Churchill ROBERT &, ScoJSr
PHILIP HARRISON
Richmond, July Doth 1920 SO ia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

NOTICE.-A Female Teacher qualified TO Give
instruction IN the ornamental branches Of cd.
ucstion, such painting, music, &c is wanted ss
an assistant in school lately established in healthy
and thriving part of the country. Enquiries post
paid may be made Of tho senior Editor Of Ills ma.
per or II a. Garland, P0ydton, MeoklsnSu5g, Va
" 23-2aw S dis q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
.gG The Virginia E"emiScl,f5ss,.,I

HNARMERS be supplied with Wheat
n Tbreshers, Fans, heavy aud light Wagons,
Carts, Ploughs, Gear Of different kinds. foes
Axes, and indeed any article of agricultural uso'
of good materials, faithful workmanship, and on
accommodating terms. Aiillers car be supplied
with Burr Stones of any size; and country mer
chants with the various manufactures by the oi,an
thy at very reduced prices.
THOS. G. MONCURE, Genr Ag't.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
IlT Ell

Last evening, the 25th inst, in the Goth wear of
ms age after painful illness, REUBEN BENpLE.
tne eldest son of the late Thomas Bendle, deceased
mas LETT an atfectionate mother one brother and
three sisters, together with numerous friends, to
lament their untimoly loss. His friends and those
OF his mother and family, are requested to attend
MS lunefai' tomorrow morning, at 10 O'Clock,
rom ms mothers residence, on Richmond Hill.
without further invitation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
EAA ESdI.R.SsAS

n ooedlence to decree of the circuit superior
- court OF law and chancery, for tie county of
i1enrico, pronounced the 18th dav of lime
1857 in suit pending in said court wherein John
region Boiling and others arc plaintiffs and John
Gillian and others defendants the subscrihor
the commissioner therein named will offer for sale
at public auction, at the Eagle Tavern in the civ
OF Richmond, on the 30th day of August next. the
estate In the vsill of Dr. James S. Gillian mention
ed, called Elk Island, including the hinh land
cai'ed luggles, and one half the fishery This
property is generally known to be one of the most
valuable estates in Virginia, the island beiuo lanes
ilver low grounds of the first quality Persons
desiring toview The lands are referred to Mr. Fow
er' me present manager OF the estate. by whom it
WIN be shewr Possession will be given ON The
first day of January next, but the purchaser viii
nave The privilege of sowing crop of wheat this
fall, and the privilege of curing the growing crop
OF tobacco Will DO reserved TO Judge May, the pre-
sent tenant.
The sale will be OH o credit of one two tLrce
ana tour years, equal instalments-tho first nav
ment TO be secured by bond, with approved per
sonar security, and the title to the lands to be re-
served, until the whole purchase money shall be
paid, as security therefor.
am authorized TO say, that if the purchaser
shall desire it. Judge May will have full crop of
wheat sown on the land, on fair terms.
w. w. ATKINSON,
Petersburg, July lth 1892 COMMISSIONER
jy l4-lawtdsc
y so JOHN WILKINSON, Sueing for the
81 Benefit of Geo. WHknson.-Sir, As you are
not known TO be "a" inhabant of Virginia, YOU
are hereby notified tiIt we shall on the Friday be-
fore The 8 "Wednesday in August next being The
10Th day ofthe mont between the hours of O'Clock
IN the morning and sunset, at the Franklin Hotel
IN the town OF Lynchburg, proceed to take the de-
posiion OF Reuben Burch, 10 be read in evidence
IN SUIT now pending in the County Court of Pow
hatan, wherein you plaintiff and we are de-
PENDANTS The taking of said deposition will con-
unue from day to day Hntil completed, whore you
may attend it you think proper.
jy l9-w4t WIN. IL HENRY MONTAGUE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

r me Montreal Gazette, speaking of the abolition
OF duties on tea in tho United States Is imported in
american vessels, says,"It will have the effect Of
,e.uoa'ng the PROVINCES with teas from the United
states, unless duties are abated and thc ~,
india Company are disposed to put up their inpor.
ta'ions at more reduced upset price,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

most shock occurrence took place at Lynn
tbng) on 3Oth Of May last, and the town was
'hrown INTO CONSERVATION, in consequence Of the
ASSASSINATION OF the Rev. Arher Iveson, by his
son. the Rev. T. lveson ! His entered the room
at ~ at night and shot his father dead with pis-
'o'' lilo then went to the house of Capt Lake,
ana told what lie had done, and then attempted his
own lite with laudanum. He is evidently derangcd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
OR.gyV'GE NFsRE.V'G s.

TENHE subscribers having taken possession of
u. this property, have adopted this method Of
informing tho public, that every preparation for
the reception and accommodation Of visitors ba,
been made. No exPence or labor has been omit
ted to render evoIy thing both comfortable and con
ve"'tH'. !. L. & =. r. COLEMAN,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

Death, which is said to love n shining mark has
struck several within the few months pas,;-Sir
james Mackintosh, Goethe, Culver, Champollion
kemusat, Bentham, Serullas, Casimr Perier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

Judge Marcy of New York, and Isaac Hill of
New Hampshire, were at Harrisburg u few days
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
Valuable Dragon Land for Sale

hu'piS IIidSOD Lana 1OH sale.
a Offer for sale, my TRACT of LAND lvipc,
I'd IN The lower end of King and Queen imned;
ately on the Gloucester Line, and directly ON Tho
Dragon Kun. This Tract contains about ionr bnrl
dred and twenty acres The main bod f H.
Land is land Oft into three shifts, each of which
produces NTH small fore, about ono hundred and
fifty barrels corn, oats wheat &c 'Thc De-
Low Grounds containing upwards of one hundred
acres, rs heavily timbcred with the finest CYPRESS
trees, most OF which are tremendously laroc MANY
OF which measuring across the stump from 4 To &
ieet ms klnd OF timber is Of the greatest va1nc
being suited Tor shihges, plank, scanling, &c g.
and which is frequently wanted by the navy for
Gun Carriages, &c &c This Land is about ropr
miles from navgablc water--by a late Act of tho
General Assembly, 1t Will soon be made nnviUa'lc
Tor boats, and b'ttcaux from Piankatank River mn
to the spot. The soil which this timber st,rds
rs considered ineSh'ustiJlc, being perfect vercia.
bic compost. have doubt to a man Of 80
prise, and one acquainted with the culture or i,nJ
and The management Of negroes, this Land rr,;rI,
DC made TO pay a greater per cent on The ANIMAL
amount asked Tor 1t, than any in the IT, s. viii
sell II on the most accommodating terms A line
addressed TO me, at Belle Isle Posi ono NJ,
ihews CouRty, will be attended to.
--B o-cot THOS. LUMPKIN.
RI Understanding To- visit Some n Tho 20
= tering places in Virgins, for my health
nave determined TO bring all my transactions a.,
wcii private as IN my fiducary character, speedy
ana maj adlu iWcnr. I mrs therefore request nil
nose lndcbi g." o IN either capacity, to ma Ike i'm
mediate pay nau'- ,rd those having claims against
me, are requested proscnt them properly anthem
ticatod, as am ready TO discharge them
TEORAS r BhPvES
ma f-"luc kIchmoUd C...~'s
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ana where they are prepared to furnish all articles
usually kept ny persons in their line. They think
thcir assortment good one, and believe the nriccs
ana quality will neither be objected to.
~ is cannon to make many professions 10 tho
public on commencing busiuess-the subscribers
decline such course--they would merely remark
that they are conscious their depends entire
~ on themselves.-All work done at their Store viii
be by their own hands, those of experienced
and competent Workmen, under their own inspect
ION; and all they ask of their friends and tho pub
lie, is a fair trial. iv l9-.,y3v,;fs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

black name and tail, and black legs, and really a
colt OF tine promise. He can he seen for fow
perhaps after few days, he will he al Trno.Uill
near his place. Enquire of the subscriber. The
cause OF he sale is that the owner says nc i. net
""io TO keep hi'n HENRY KING,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
JAMES EGtiR AND LAS,yytY.
COMPANY
Aadi,ional Boob, ef Subscription ov.n,d

YESiiE President and Directors of The Hama.
n River Company, have appointed the Gen.
ilemen named in the following Lists. Comn;s.
s'oncrs. for openiug hooks of subsrrip,,ou 10 ,h,
James River aud kanawha company OF The MIA.
ces respectively designated
Where Commissioners are appointed for =,
county generally, they nre authorised TO omen
Books AT the Court House aud such other pnr,s
of the county they may think proper
The Commissioners are requested 10 open 81 e
books Immediately aud to keep them open, IN
less otherwise instructed. until the second Mon.
day IN December next, when they are TO b. clos
ed, end returned forthwith TO the second Audit
or.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

AElNG removed to the city of Richmond, I
IN M VIII IN iu'ure attend regularly all the supcri.
courts held there, the district court of tho III
ted States held at Norfolk, and the circuit superior
court of law and chancery of the county of Norfolk
the circuit superior court of law and chancerv held
at Williamsburg, and, as heretofore, will continue
to attend the circuit superior court Of law and cL
cory held at Fredericksburg,
B 2o-c~dow PHILIP HARRISON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

The Subscribers under tho
firm of MARKHAM IL COL
OUTFIT, have opened Store
on Nam Street, in tho house
lately occupied by Messrs. Temp
kins ~ Fisher, and opposite
the store of Messrs. Bintord.
Brooks & Co., where they will
thankfully receive, and faithful
IL oNnonie al nrdnrr ,rhirl, NM,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
AUCTION AND
commission Business.
'sNHE Subscribers having formed partnership
under the style and firm of
ElaE.NeEEES e H,Kea2 n,H,

n a @
and erected large and comaodious house n ,bo
corner of Main and Market Streets, offer their ser
wees to the public General Commission AGENTS
lncy VIII sell at Auction; buy and sell upon Com
MISSION all KINDS OF produce, or Merchandise; ro-
ceive Store and Ship either Goods or Produce ~,
or down the river. Making reasonable advances
upon all consgnments where the property is placed
at their disposal
lheir charges VIII be moderate in all cases, and
they hope from their general acquaintance viii
business and the promptitudc and fidelity with
which they will execute ali orders confded to them.
to merit and receive liberal portion of the public
patronage. JAMES LANIER.
Danviile, july 10 A. ID. TYREE
u The Editors of the Richmond Daily Whip.
Norfolk Herald, and the Lynchburg Vrgininn'
will insert The above in their respective papers
once week for weeks, and forward their ac.
counts to this Office for payment-DanrHe Re-.
porter. w
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from Tie National InteUigencer of yestcrday
APPOINTM ENI,S RX It'll, DID L,s.nrnr, M,

Samuel Gwinn In he Reristor RI tLo III 0a;.a.
loL inc district OF Lands subject TO sale at Mount
81. T''0' ~ guy
vi all the arbitrary acts of Con. Jackson, since
ne oceame President, this perhaps the bodcs; the
TO the Senatorial body. ''''''"e
a. nc nIstory OF this appointment is contained in
the Extract from tho Executive Journal of the
senate which we publish today in connection
are indebted to the Telegraph of WonJa,,. NV" We
The Senate, in the session of l836-31 had
passed resolution 'that it was inor nod;,, =, '.IU
point citizen of any State to an Office in an.
other otato, IN winch such-citizen does not reside
without some evident necessity for such annoinI
mcnt' The proPrioty Of some such principle, OK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27

very line blooded aud extremely
une looking three year old COLT.
very large, aud most beautiful CO.
lour, say handsome blood bny. with
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-27
os cohhocd 10 them,
Saddlers 81 Harness Makers.

~ execute, all orders which n
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-11

Earl of Wafuich.-This nobleman was very affable with his tenants and people; one of them came up to him one day when he was riding and told him he had a great favor to beg of him. The Duke asked him what it was. The man replied after some hesitation, that he had little boy who plagued him day and night to let him see the Duke, and that as his Grace was now close to his cottage, he would perhaps do him the great favor 10 let his son look at him. The Duke readily consented, and rode laughing to the cottage, where the de lightlul father ran in and fetched his child. The boy stood amazed. looking at the middle aged gentleman of not ve- " commanding exterior before him, Of whose greatness and power he had heard so much; gazed at him long time; then touched him; and suddenly asked, "Can you swim?" "No, my good boy said the Duke. "Can you fly ?n No, cant fly neitker.' ''Then l like fathers drake better, for he can do both.o
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-11

.Aduertisements.-The Albany Daily Advertiser says: the twelve daily pa pers published in New York, contain more advertisements than all the news papers in England and Ireland. Ad- vertisements which in England cost ST for an insertion, cost in America about SI. An annual advertisement, which would cost S32 in the United States, would be subject to charge in Eng land of 5000!