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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-21
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COMMUNICATIONS
TIE PRESIDENT AND VAN BUREN,.
EoR TINE W mo.

McssrS. EGitors-l observe that Gen. Smith in a
motto To his speech on Van Burcn's nomination, dc.
clarcs himself authorised to say, by President Jack.
son, that the Objectionable paragraphs in the in
strac;ious 10 McLauc, wcrO MS act and not the
act of Van Barcu.
In tho first place, the assertion may, or may Rot,
ho true. Who that knows the character of Gen
Jackson's mind, and his limited information upon
oil subjects which TO be understood, require invcs.
tigation and thought, will readily believe that Inc
would undertake TO dictate instructions which
We're to control Il long pending, intricate and most
perplexcd negotiation! SO do not | for 0Rc.
In the second place, they are exactly like tho
Rejccted-as our PLAN country women say, if they
had been spit out of his mouth, they could not
more have reSClublod the cast of the Dutchman's
features, and the DIGNITY OF his politics. Ills thoy
are to a ccrtGiHty-in the brain so prolific of low
and cunning management, they originated and
no where clsc-and the iicro's evidence cannot
overthrow the inference which springs from the
strong likeness between father and chiid.
Tho assumption of the responsibility OF the in
structlons by Jackson, is Il new turn al his old
trade OF b~uiiyiHg; and an oilicious attempt to
sustain his falling fIvoritc, upon that popularity
which his pimps and minions have taught
him 10 imagine, 'can stand Gny thing
Addressed to tho Senate, it means this: 4
gave these instructions; know it and trcmblu; call
me to account for it if you dare. Addressed TO the
People, ii mcans-my popularity with you is un,
bounded; it can stand any thing; | gave tho in.
struotions, and therefore, they cannot he wrong in
your eyes. Punish the Senate who have had tho bold
ness 10 thwart my will, and compensate my favo.
rite for his disgrace by making him my successor
Rightly construed, such is the Presidents mean
ing.
Tho cunning old fox from Maryland-and 4
more willy and selfish man never brcathcd-put tic
Hero up 10 this management. If the TRUTH coulC
be %iathomcd, his brain conceived the trick, anC
played the idea upon tho doting mind of the Prcsi
dent, until tho latter really believed what he said
NENOPIION
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered for sale at public auction.
before the front door of the Eagle Ho-
tel IN the city of Richmond, on the Goth O
APtl 1882, at IL o'clock, on a credit OF six
months, a HOUSE 81 LOT, situated on Main
or f. street, in said city. The house is ofbrick,
three stories high, well calculated for a store and
dwelling house.-The lot fronts on said Main or
u street, about 271 feet. and extends back from
Said street, towards Exchange Alley, to a line
drawn directly across a yard, from a corner o
a lumber or warehouse, on the entire lot, Ia pal
now OILY being offered for sale) to a point where
another line drawn from the corner of the kilch-
en- on SAID entire lot, to where it would intersec'
a Ilne, from the corner of the kitchen of Full
cher, Tor what was formerly Fulcher's kitchen
when SAID back line is nearly parallel 10 the
SAID. Nam or f. street, and includes the privy and
recess annexed thereto, on the side of the said
lumber or ware house, parallel to the said Main
OF Il stIcet, and running thence from the said
point Of lntersectlcn) along the line drawn from
the corner ofthe kitchen on said entire lot, to the
corner OF Fulchcr's kitchen, including also n
passage OF 21k feet, extending from the before
described lot To- Exchange Alley, which said lot
or parcel OF ground with the appurtenances, is n
part OF a lot purchased by John King, ofthe re-.
personalities Of Thomas Gllliat, Preference to
winch title may be had, at the Office of the
Husting's Court for the city of RichmondO
The above described property will be sold bv
virtue ola Deed Of Trust, executed bv John
hlng to John Macrac, deed. and John Gibson.
Jr Of record in the Office Of the HASTINGS
Court Of Richmond, to satisfy Jane Bowie.
Adm,x. of D. Boyle, decd. certain debts in said
Deed mentioned.
The purchaser will be r. quired TO execute o
negotiable note with good endotsers, at one OF
the Virginia Banks in the city of Richmond, Tor
at one oftbeir Branches in the town of Frede-
TlcksbuTg) payable in six months, and also TO
execute a Deed OF Trust on the property TO SC
cure the purchase money.
JOHN GIBSON, ia,
Surviving Trustee
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PUBLIC
E/channhH =

OLANTERS and others, sending tobacco TO
n the above Warehouse, are informed tina,
the. same is now undergoing a general repair for
the better security of tobacco. Ono. NJ. Shep-
pard, Jr., having been appointed in the place of
MIR. John Fisher, resigned it is now under the
management OF the subscribers, who pledge
themselves that every attehtion shall be paid to
any tobacco sent to the Warehouse Fre,cht
toll, &c. advanced on all tobacco consigned to
us, and the drayage on such tobacco the same as
to CHER Warehouses in this City.
NJ. G.. LAKELAND,
JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, Jr.
fe 17-1aw0w Insnoc,ors
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70 ON 1ChO1m IL MlMU cOI.ccrn.

q AIED at Mctamoras, Province of TamalUpas,
sU and Republic Of Mexico, in May last, an in
%dlyidual named John or William Taylor, a native
OF the State OF New York, a house carpenter or
cabinet maker by trade, aged between 30 and 40
He is reported to have left two sisters. both Of
whom are said TO have married in the State OF yir.
ginia. The names Of their husbands are not known
1t those persons VIII come forward and au,bcnti.
cate Their relationship to the deceased, they may
hear Of something 10 their ADVANTAGE. bv yyr;ftcn
lPos' paid or verbal application 10
JNO. II. P~LEASANTS.
IS fcblf Richmond. Va
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JOHN MARTIN.

VHHHE Subscriber would most respectfully in.
a form his friends and the public generally.
mat his assortment of Hats, Caps, Hatters'
Stock, and Trimmings, is at this time verv ca
t%enSlve, and will be sold at low prices for cash,
or approved credit. He solicits the continuance
OF the patronage of his friends, and a call from
the public generally, at his old stand, 8 doors
above the Bell Tavern, Main street, Richmond.
Va. JOHN THOupGpT
N. u. For sale 5 bbls. of Chcsnuts, in good
order. ia
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SIR G IT R I Is, s.

'ENHlS beautiful, distinguished, borough bred
A racer, and getter of racers, will stand the
ensuing season, at the residence of my son.
George w. Johnson, within one mile Of Moody's
Tavern, in Chesterfield, and about twenty
miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and is
now at his stand, ready to serve mares at $40
the single leap, and $50 the season, payable on
LIST August next, when it will expire; 500 IN
surance, payable rs soon as the mare is known
to be in foal or parted with; one dollar cash to
the groom. Mares that failed TO Sir Charles
last year, will be insured this year at the price
OF the season. A company of six mares may 60
at $50 the season, each; and one gentleman put
ting five mares, shall have the same privilege.
Mares furnished with pasturagc, which are very
extensive and excellent, and servants sent with
mares boarded gratis. Lots are laid down, in
both wheat and grass, for mares and colts, and
fed, if required, at % cents a day. Care will be
taken to avoid accidents, but no accountability
for any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been so often advertised, that
it is only necessary to say, that he is in as fine
health as a horse can be, and is a remarkably
sure foal-getter. His colts are very beautiful,
very successful, and are winning wherever they
go. They are selling at very high prices indeed,
and are in very great demand. Should the colts
of any other distinguished horse run and win,
and win very often: and were TO sell, and sell
very often, and at high prices, they then would
only be equal to Sir Charles's.
w. r. JOHNSON.
jan 2O-Ctl6thMar
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JOSHUA j. FRY

JOSHUA J. FRY
* ENERAL Commission Merchant, on Cross
" Street, near the United States Bank
offers for sale,
200 Bags Rio and old white coffee
% hhds prime st. Croix and N. o. sugars
80 do molasses
10 or. casks s. Madeira wine
25 do sweet Malaga 90
$50 casks nails, assorted sizes
goo sacks Liverpool filled salt
10 tons country iron
Also on consignment,
SO bells mountain family -four
40 iTkins butter, part roll
700 lbs white bleached wool
500 lbs. bees wax
u Cash paid SIR Wheat. ial2-ts
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THE IMPORTED HORSE,
YOUNG

&@a VIII stand the ensuing season,
WA at his former stand, BarbOursyIllc,
y a-A a III In the county of Orange.
w SY Trufle is sixteen hands high,
seSsEAEaaa finely formed, and is eight years old
in the spring.
The season will commence on the 18th Febru-
airy, and terminate on the LIST July.
The terms of the season, are forty dollars,
to be discharged by thirty, if paid within the
season. Fifty dollars insurance-and in each
case a dollar to the Groom, to be paid when
the mare is brought or taken away. The best
and most extensive pdsturage is set apart for
the mares sent to Truffle-tor which no addl-
tional charge is made. The mares may be led
with what they Will eat at twenty-five cents Il
day The Grooms will be accommodated free
of expense. To any one putting five mares,
the price of one will b e RENTED. Great care.
will be used TO prevent accidents-but no re-,
sponsihility to ensue if they occur.
S. w. WAGER,
For Gov. Barbour.
Barboursvllle, Jan. ID, 1882.
PEDIGREE.-Young Trunle was bred by
the Duke de Guiche, got by Truffle, out of lie.
len, by Whisky; her dam, Brown Justice, out of
Xenia by Challenger; Xantippc by Eclipse.
Truille was got by Sorcercr, out Of Horribly
Lass, by Buzzard: her dam Puzzle, by Matchcui;
Princess by Hoard.
(Signed1 RICHARD TATTERSALL,
Hyde Park Corner, London.
Truflc was sent to France, and bought back
again, at 1000 guineas. X. r..
ian I8-taw9tc
81 COUNT ROBERT OF PARIS-Brinr
~ the Attn and last series e the Tales Of
My Landlord-by Sir WaEcr Scott. is received
and may be had OF SANXAY
THE CONSTITUTIONAL Vino is published twice a week
CTuesdays aud Fridays) at FIpE dollars per annum
payable in advance.
For advertisinS-75 cents a square (or lcss) fnr Tie first
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Der OF insertions must be noted on ta Nix otherwise
ingly.
PREVIOUS to a discontInuance Of the paper. all aJrear
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continue, WIZ notify the Editors to that effect at leds1
subscribed.
Notes OF chartered specie paying Banks Of any Of the
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the Wing, though Virginia or 4. States Bank Notes would
% PIeNI'co' dUl rcHUiiauces can be made through the
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feb 3--1aw4W

NOR SALE. a tract of land lying in the
n county of Goochland, about 5 miles North
from the Courthouse, on Beaverdam Creek.
This tract is thought to be inferior to no high
land plantation of the same size in the county.
1t contains about seven hundred and eighty
acres, of which about one hundred are Creek
low grounds. The most Of which are in a good
state tor cultivation, and between two and three
hundred, are of first rate wood land, well tim
bered.
The improvements consist of two convenient
dwelling houses, and other necessary out houses.
a further description is deemed unnecessary, as
persons DESTROYS to purchase, are respectfully So
IcIted to view the premises, to whom the land
will be shewn by William NJ. Anderson, my son
John, or by myself-all residing upon the tract.
If the above tract should not be sold privately,
on or before the 25th April, 1892, it will then
be offered at public auction on the premises.
This tract can conveniently, and will if re-
CURED, be divided into two or more parcels, to
accommodate purchasers.
feb 8-lawctds JOHN MARTIN.
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Extra Chewing Tobacco.
EVE sub, cribcr has recently opened a box
n of Madison Walthalrs Chewing Tobacco
which Is pronounced by Judges t. DC ~s,rictly
No. !. FRANCIS j.. SMITH.
C rs
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- VIII stand the ensuing season,
49, at his former stand, Barboursylllc,
,9~AaG in the county of Orange.
q ~ Truffle is sixteen hands high,
aEzsaMa finely formed, and is eight years old
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DOMESTIC

NEONGE CAREY,
Corner Of Baltimore and Charles streets, Baiti,,o,c
HH AS for sale a general assortment of Domes.
A-E tic Goods, consisting in part of "Waltham, ~
''Appieton," "Lo,oeU," "Hamiiton," "Nashua,"
''Eretcr," ''Apery," and "Piuxfeld" MANurAc-
TuREs, which will be sold on favorable terms by
the package or piece.
fe l-2aw 3m
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NJ K. JAMES OLIVER-As you lave not
lVl- within this Commonwealth any known
agent or attorney, | therefore cause publication
to be made of the following writ, as by the said
writ | am required. JESSE F.. KEESEE,
Coroner Of Henrico county.
The Commonwealth of Virginia to the Coro-
ncr OF fienrico county, greeting: Whereas Eliza
beth Oliver, late Elizabeth Long, by John Bath,
her next friend, heretofore exhibited to the court
of our said county her bill of complaint against
James Oliver: whercupon sundry proceedings
have been had, as. appears from the records and
files of the said court; but before a final decree
could be pronounced in the cause, the said Eliza
abeth Oliver departed this life, interstate, as it is
said, and administration of all and singular her
goods, chattels and credits hath been in due form
committed to Benjamin Sheppard, sheriff of the
said county OF Henrico; and it appearing by an
affidavit filed with the clerk of our said court,
that the said James Oliver is out of this Com
monweaith, and the said Benjamin Sheppard,
sheriff of the county aforesaid, and as Such adj
ministrator of the estate of the said Elizabeth
Oliver, deceased, having duplicated us for a
proper remedy in this behalf-therefore we COM
mand you that you make known to the agent or
attorney In fact OF the said James Oliver, if any
he have within this Commonwealth, or if he
have no such agent or attorney known, then that
you make known to him, the said James o liver,
by publication, tor four weeks successfully. in
some ne newspaper published in this Common
wealth, that he, the said James Oliver, be before
the Justices of our said County Court of Henri
CO, at the Court House, on the first Monday in
March next, to shew if any thing for himself he
have or know to say, why the said suit should
not be proceeded in to a final decree against him,
and be in all things in the same plight and con
ditlon as it was at the time of the death of the
said Elizabeth Oliver, and further to do and re-
celvc what our said court shall IN that part con
sider-and have then and there this writ. Wit
ness, Loftcn N. Elicit, clerk of our said court,
this 4th day of January, 1882, in the seth year
Of the Commonwealth.
LOFTIN N. Elicit, elk. Fl. c..
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EHA Will, for the next season, occupy
OtTA~~ his old stand, ut Half Sink, nine
SAxzA aM miles from Richmond, and three
W T9E from the Merry Oaks. He will
GSES9SySf0&H Stand nj Enr lollnrr ,hn nnrun
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S. w. WAGER,
For Gov. Barbour.
Barboursvllle, Jan. ID, 1882.

81 tOUNT ROBERT OF PARlS-Brinr
u the 4tn and last series e the Tales Of
My LandIord-by Sir Walker Scott, is received
and may be had OF SANXAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-13

4 REGIMENTAI. COURT Of the LIST Regimen, ID
\ Brigade ~. u G.. will be held Ut he lsdan
Queen Tavern, Saturday, the l4lh inst Mt 10 a ~
This Court, TOR good cause shewn. may remit any
fine Imposed by the battalion Courts. Person, in;e
rested will do well to attend
BY order. w. ID MUTT,
iy list Aduiant
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Aeeches. &c.

Aeeches. &c.
VVHE subscriber hss just received . supply Of
LEECHES,
which he offers FOR sale On hand. Cupping Instru
ments, Chloride of Lime. Camphor, Opium. SWANS
Panscea, Carpenters Medicines; large assortment Of
Trsses patent and other, Porcelain Teeth, Dentists
Files, Phosphorus Match Bottles. Florida Water, H.
der Flowers, &c. making an assortment Of articles IN
his line. Wa. SrABLEK
mo II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-13

Refined Whale q Tanners Oil
40 BBLS. refined Whale oil
~ As do do Tanners 90
Landing from schr. lose, Capt Dsker, for sale by
iy IL J, Il w. II IRWIN.
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Piano Music.

1 FRESH supply. received per sloop statira, amors
n which are several new and fashionable airs.
jy 10 ELIZA KENNEDY
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For Freight or Charter.
>SEA The superior copper fastened brig 7OKEh
ildridge. master, stoves IL so barrels. Apply 10
EDW'D. DAINGERFIELD.
Who has received by said brig, 50 tons Plaster
jyl0
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Military!

Washin gton, July 10. 1889.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-17
SENATE.

- WAsHTNGToN, July H.
IhWsddys proceedings Of the Senate were brought
down, IN yesterdays paper TO the the indefinite
postponement of the Tariff BILL which was negsved nv
Senate proceeded with the report of the Committee of Con-
ference and after much additional debate finally agreed
70 IT, by recedng from all of its amendments 10 which the
House OF Representatives had disagreed.
Mr. Podexter then moved that the bill be indefinitely
posiponed which, after considerable debate was also ne
gatived--Yeas 10, Nays 80.
The Senate then concurred in the House amendment
In the Senate, yesterday agreed to from to
o'clock.
The amendments Of the House TO the bill supplement.
tary TO the act making appropriations for the year 1892
were cOncurred in.
The message from the House, returning the amend
mens OF the Senate TO bin for the relief Of Invalid PEN
sloners disagreed 10, taken up and on motion of MIR
Foot the Senate adhered to their amendments
The amendments Of the Senate to the Invalid Pension
bill, disagreed TO by the House, were receded from by the
Senate
The amendment Of the House 10 the bill for the relief
OF John ]. Jacob concufred in
The amendments OF the House to the bill for the relief
OF Middleton Meky TO the bill for the relief of Guy W.
Smith, and to the bill for the relief of James Roddie was
cOncurred in.
The bill from the House concerning Invalid Pensioners
was read twice and referred the Committee ON Pensions
The resolution FROM the House respecting the Pension
bill, was read twice and referred
The bill to provide for the appointment Of three Com
Dissonors TO treat with the Indians and for other pu
twice read and referred.
hank or THE UNITED STATES
The Senate resumed the consideration of the Message
OF the President Of the United States returning to the
Senate the bill to modify and continue tho act to ncorpo
rate the subscribers the Bank Of the u State with
his objections to the same.
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TOAsTS AT SAVANNAH

The Union of The States. Based upon mutual conccs
sion-by mutual concession il must he preserved
Tine Day. May il never be celebrated under fewer
stripes, lesser number of The Star Spangled
Bdnner-9 cheers.
by Judge Nicoll. Col. HIM. Ctunming-A statesman
and soldier who Yields the pen and sword Cesar but
with the spirit OF Brutu' aye with hc purity OF our ow
OGLETHRoPE
by Capt. Jackson Of thu s. " Guards. The Pcn:ien-
hdry HisSiondrieS-Preende phiIanthropisS and de-
signing politicians may assail State and impugn her
justice; but in the Penienary they will stay in defiance
OF our enemies, Judge Marshall and his Supreme Court TO
the contrary Notwithstanding.
by Dr. j. C. Ilabershan, Surgeon Of the Regiment
."uYtcat0n-Ihc only drastic aud efficient purgatye
ior That abomnable intestine discasc-the Tariff
By DR. X. d. Arnold private of the Corps. Mil
hhcahon-LiS other "drasic purgaives" when impro-
perry applied, producing death instead of a cure
by private Grodon ".NtiIifcation'-W Doctors
diilcr who can then agree!
ny AdJ. Richardson's GoU Han'iton-The Bayard of
South Carolina sans peur and sans reprocbe.
by Ensign Topper The ddrOcafes of Disut,;on-
Men who would act the part of children by casting their
0fGoa TO the dogs in vexaton at being denied chise
by private w III. Thompson The ChoIera and NuL
fWcdhoH-The former has tendency TO snnhilae; the
lmteris deadly poison 10 our Union and Liberty.
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TARIFF.

ans asked a conference.
The Senate then proceeded to consider the mcssage
from the House OF Representatives. agreeing 10 some and
TO The bill to alter and amend the imposing duties on
Imports.
MIR. wilkins moved that the Senate now ask n confer
ruce oil The House OF Representatives, and that Commit
tee be appointed 10 confer with such Committee as may be
appointed by Tie House. His object was to do every
hg which could be done 10 reconcile the differences he
tween Tie two Houses His idea TO ask for confer
ence, ana ~ The mean time, 10 retain the Bill i'm the Senate
80 mat afterwards ihe Senate might either rccede or insist
Mr. DickerSon seconded the motion. Ii was Li. wish
That The session should not pass away without the passage
OF this Bile aud lie thought this object more likely 10 Ie
tan alter the Senate should have insisted on their amend
ments il would be more likely now to be productive Of
good feeling "
Mr. Clay considered the motion TO be strictly in order
lie cOn'dcfed ihdt conference might be held i'm every
stage Of the disagreement. lie was OF ouuon bo,ycvcg
insisting on the amendments. But the Chairman of the
Committee on Manufacture had asscn,ed TO tle obor
course, he could not have any objection.
Mr. King was Of opinion that the course prescribed by
thS motion, although ~ order, was unusual; and lie had
preference for the ordinary course.
Mr. lobster Of opinion that with view 10 econo.
my Of time, II might be better take the conference
course in order 10 diminish the points of difference e
hoPeu, therefore, ihit tie motion would be adopted.
MI Brown expressed his views very briefly in oppo.i-
ton TO the notion ~
On The call Of Mr. Wisiis, The Yeas and NAYS were
then ordered on 1is question.
Me-. Hdync ucn opposed The molten.
Mr. Clayton stated that he should vote i'm is favour
ne conTlrrcd thc Bill endangered ~ the two House.
sohd ih 20 '-fco a. 20 these amendments ~ the o,es
non were ir-i tseu motion 10 rcccdc or insist the
OPINIONS Oh Senators would be committed and d,c pyObab
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Twcmly-sccond Congrcss.--ssess. I.
WAsnINaroN. Jnlv -.

NAsHINGToN, July H.
In NE Senate yescrddy-Thc Senate insisted on their
amendment TO the Bill for the relief of Invalid Pensioners
ans asked a conference.