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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

" The Correspondent of the Courier s. En-
quirer, understood to be Mr.. Bennett, gentleman
from the land CT cakes, who having been several
years III the United States, understands all our af
fairs better than the natives and cuts up the long
tried patriots of the country with great freedom
writes thus to his employers:
'The debates of the Senate as conducted by the
opposition are any thing but dgniied, respecta
bic and proper for coordinate branch of the 90
vernment but understand that the secret debates
this personal warfare in the Senate-leads on the
on the nominations are the most violent personal
and vndictive that can be ina gned. Mr. CLAY heads
troops-mangles character, and exhibits the re-
mains of the most unchastcned ambition. In the
debate on the nomination of Mr.. Livingston the
Secretary was boldly charged as a defaulter-called
every vile name-and suffered every species of
abuse from Mr.. Clay and his followers When
they were driven from one charge they boldly
trumpet up another 1t was the same on the nom
ination of Mr.. Davizac, Charge to one of the Eu
ropean governments. Mr. Clay charged him with
being infamous" and when he was called upon to
specify, he meanly shrunk from the charge and
hid himself by Withdrawing his opposition. If
ever there faction in this country that has
lost all sense of magnanimty, it is the opposition
now in the U. S. Senate"
Touching Mr.. Davizac-wc know nothing of
him. except that he is connexion of Mr.. Iivings
ton, and therefore) Charge to Belgium. But, if
the Senate of the United States wish to know more
of him, information may be had on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

New DisEAsH-A disease &C frirbtf,I noturs
has made its appearance the Falls of Niapar,
mt Chippewa and Lundy's Lane. 4 letter states
that the Lieut.. Governor has been applied to, TO
send from Y ord medical men who may ioin in f,r
thcr Investigating it, Whatever name it NAV yo
by in future, is Of little consequence ia the public.
but lis violence in its ravdges at Chippewa and
Lundy's Lane, will for years be remembered. 1t is
epidemic; and some opinions. and those entitled
to respect, say it is contagious. Chryslsr's Ia
vcrp, at Lundy's Larc. is shut up--thc two Ia
Verns at Chippewa also closed, aud the young
people who can get away, doing so. In fact,
nlsInay " as depicted in almost every countenancc.
NO following are its symptoms:
, The disease comes with cold chill inUari0-
Oty' which continues in some patients an hour, in
olhcrs, several hours, and in with great pros.
Nation OF strength. After which, a re- action takes
place, with great heat Of tho body and strong dc.
termination of blood TO the hcad intense head
ache; in some cases slight vomiting Of bilious
matter, and in the generality of cases, constipa
t'on' DelirIum, in many cases, ensues; others re-
man IN canatose statu-deaih terminates the
Suficrlngs in AZ hours. Some, however, linger
or days-in cases occasional spasms are
met with, and in others are entirely absent.
PbeUir (ro4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
From the charlottesville d,1ro.o,s

correspondent of the Wing, on the subject of
our late election says, At the polls at Charlottcs
vile was SO contrived, that they should be open
cd as MT. Nelson closed his speech" 1t is true
the polls were opened at this point of time, and be-
fore Mr.. Randolph had commenced addressing the
people, and the circumstance will account for the
fact, that for several hours, Mr.. Nelson was ahead
of Mr.. H., whose friends did not go to the polls
until he had concluded his remarks; but that there
was any conference in the matter we do not believe
They were opened we dare say, at the usual hour
and had MIR. Randolph spoken first they would
STILL we presume, have been opened at that hour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

w Inc COMMITTEE of Elections of the House
oi representatives, have made Report, concluding
viii Resolution, declaring the seat of Charles C..
johnston, Esq. Member for the District of Wash
ington' Wythe, &c. racnnt, for irregularty in
conducting the election. Mr.. Johnstons seat was
contested by MIR. Draper. The Committee Ger.
talnly deserve applause for tho expedition with
which they have conducted the investigation
-Four months and half have elapsed since the
meeting of Congress.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
One Hundred Dollars Reward

Is AN AWAY from the subscriber, S,h instant,
Z, % negro man named WILLIAM, (he calls
"s'nSe'l WIN. Satisfactorily about 81 years of age
OF a brown complexion, about 5 feet or 9 inches
high, slender and delicate appearance, thin lips,
with one front tooth on tie lower jaw projectn @
above the others, walks briskly with his body in
clihed forwards, and talks low and softly. He had
Oh when he ran away, white hat with Grape on it
blue cloth coat and pantaloons, and black cloth
waistcoat, but he has other clothes besides Irur
chased him last fall of Judge Brockenlrough, where
ms mother still lives, and he has wife at Mr. Mich
o'as Nii's IN tins city; he has also numerous ac-
quainlahccs a"eut town. | will give the above re-
ward to any person WHO will return him to me- or.
secure him SO that can get him again, and all rea
sonable expenses shall also be paid. All persons
are hereby forwarncd against harborng said negro,
unu captains oil vessels and all others against car
ap lift r G. GmJI.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
AN ACT
Incorporating the StockhoiderS of tie James Ri
Ger ami fanapha Company

Incorporating the Stockholders of tie James Ri
Ger ami hdnalrha CompGDy.
49,, lPAsfED 10TH MARCH, 1851
whereas the measures hitherto GGopfrd b,,
VIC General Assembly for the purpose e
connecting the tide water Of James Rivcr ,.;.i
the naviga5le waters Of the Ohio. have brey r,.i
inadequate to effect that object, by such line of
transportation as the public interest renIiros. aJ
IL Is now deemed expedent for that puTi,osc In T.,
corporate Joint Stock Company to which the j.,
lercst OF the Commonwealth in the James Li,cr
company shall be transferred at fair value. ir,c-
fore, ' '''0-O -
/. BE it enacted by the General Assc,yJj,, r.,
INC PRESIDENT and Directors Of the James RE-
Company SHALL without deIay cause b,oL. rI
sC' ,PlIoh 20 DC opened IN the city Of Richmond
IN the towns Of LYuchburr, I.cyIucton P,,,,,,a
9nTg' Coyingion, Stanton, Frrcastie Ieyyi,bu
Union Ch"rlcstown upon tho Kanayyha. and sr,.,,
sthcr places as they may deem expcdicnt and ~,
her the supcrinlendcuCc Of such co;nIussi,rrrs ,,
tney may think proper 10 appoint for ll,e nurnos.,
OF raising capital stock of FIVE millions ot do,
lars, IN shares of one hundred dollars earb A.
least thirty days previous notice i'm some roy,e,
per Pupilshed most convenient to each nj oc, a.
subscriptions ana III such other newspapers as NAV
he deemed proper, shall be riy.n rs tjo 49,, ,l
places of opening the books The hooks sb II L
Kept open Tor twenty days; and if within that iirnc
",cc-hiths OF the capital stock shall not have bccn
subscribed by persons, bodies polite or corpcr1lc
o'het man the Commonw eaIth they shall b. ar ia,
opened and may he continued ogcn if ncccssgr,.
uL,tH Ihe second Monday in December rcxt An
subscriptions must 10 for ono or more ,ybo!,
Shares, none being allowed for anv part ara share.
e When the books are opened, the State shall Ie
regarded as subscriber for ten thousand shares -
INC STOCK TO os paid for by transfer OF hcr gt %
'hte5s'. N ina "ofks and Prcl -r. oi,la p ssen;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
From the Ne,o York Cour g. Enc. of Thu,sdoy

From the Ne,o York Cour. g. Eng. of Thursdoy
BANK OF THE UNITED STArEs.-Thc stock of this
institution advanced yesterday one and three quar-
tiers per cent. i'll consequence of conviction that
many OF the rnmors in circulation have their orr
GIN IN stock-Jobbing spcculations. Both the Post
and Commercial of last evening". refer to th. -,
lnors connected with this paper, but as one of tho
Proprietors has, at his request been examined
by the Committee of the House of Representatives.,
and the other forwarded his deposition to that
Committee, we deem it duty to abstain from any
reply. In the meantime however we assure the
friends of the Bank they have nothing to appre.
bend from any connection we may have had will,
that institution.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
tbO kkOlEfla.S ktorr1.,.1I-

AN AWAY in January last, a Nero Man
X = named HORACE, about 80 years of arc,
lie was last year hired to Mr.. Curtis Garter nam
this city, and il now supposed 10 bo about Rich
mond, or have hired himself to work as d free
man, or with forged pass
The above reward will be paid if apprehcnded
out OF t9e state or TEN DOLLARS, if taken
within the Stale Of Virginia, to be delivered g.,
Elizabeth Washington, Of Caroline County, ., I,
sP Il 80 TyrW 70
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
DIED.

IN Dunirics Va on the evening of the 10th ult
M te SIXTY FIRST year OF her age, after protractcd
Illness OF some months, which she bore with chris
.i'n icrttude and resignation and the prospect of
sioliUus immortality, Mrs. JANE BOYLE, (relict of
David Boyle, deceased late merchant of that Mac.
leaving two afiectonatc and dutful children, bro
.aof ana number of other relatives, connexions
ana friends, to mourn their irreparabc loss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
TREE-EETEL RACES

AE/ ILL commence, as usual tie second 'ruas
w day III May next.
FIRST DAY.
The celebrated Stallion Stakes will take pl,co
TINS day The produce of the best Stations Of tho
land will make their first effort for the fame of
themselves and sires. On the event of this race
oePehos much OF the future success of those Justly
celebrated racers Tonson, Eclpsc (sohannn
Medley, Contention and Arab The number Of
colts OF their get, in training for this stake en-
sures race worthy of Virginia in her best dav.
Entrance S2oo--mile heats-play or puy.
SUBSCRIBERS.
]. Jno. NJ. Bolts produce of Johanna.
2. Jas. J. Hurrison's Arab
g. T. Watson's Wnns;s,, ro
4. TIL. p. Hare's Contcption
>. VIM. K. Johnsor's Medley
6 Waller Livngston's EcIipsc
SECOND DAYS RACE.
froPrictor's Purse S300-,wo mile heats--en
trance Sis.
Afer THIS race, will be run swecpstake-mile
heats-ehtrdncc Sl0U-haif forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS
l. VIM: II. Mingc enters Contention fllev.
:. Dr. johnson Gohanma colt out of The dam of
Collier. u
5. Peter LYONS Gobanna colt
T. "a vi; Harrison iIotsPur colt out OF Molly
D. Henry Talman Spring Hill colt.
Oh the evening OF this day, there will be a Race
Dail al the Eagle Hotel. Gentlemen citizens and
visitors are requested 10 subscribe
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse SlOOO-four mile heats
FOURTH DAY
n froprletor's Purse S20O-two milo hcats-cn
trance $50.
AEer This race, will be run n Swcepstake-
mlle heatS-entrdce S5200-half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. j. NJ. ScldGn enters - t. by Tonson. ont of
Diomcde mare
Z. VIM. Burton enters S. C. by Gohapno ont If
Tom Tough mare.
4 i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
FAIRFIELD RACES.

\hE Races over this old ana! f;voritc Course.
~ VIII commence Oh the 4;h Tuesday IN April
and continue days.
rst Day-a post swee pstake for colts and fiji
ies-milc hoats-$l0U entrance-p!ay or raw
TO winch there are six subscribers aud closed
M. Boris, Mr. w ,r.ux
pr HARRISON, MIR. MrNGE,
m.. JOHNSON, Mr. ADAMS.
On the same day-a swecpstake for colts and 81
hes-rile heats--S5O entrancc--half fortei,-to
winch there are three subscribers-lour or more
to make race.
Second Day-Proprirtor's Purse-two mile
heas-pursc 500 dolars--cmtrancc SIS.
THIRD Day-Jockcv Club Purse-four milo
heats-which in consequence Of the increased sub
scriptIon, the proprictors are enabled to make
SoUo without observation-disclosures $50
Fourth Day-a handy cap-mile heats-,he hes,
5 III S20U--entrance SIS
BY order of the Club,
EenA RiSa aDAns. Projectors.
ap 4-d&ctr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
BROAD--ROCK RACES


Ill take place usual, the fourth Tues.
w day in April next.
FIRST DAY.
A Swecpstake-mIie hcuts-Eutranco SIOO-
half forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS
l. James ELAN enters an Arab iilly
= BENZ. Moody enters a Johanna colt.
>. !Eonas Graves enters Guhanna colt.
4. WIN. Newly enters Gclianna colt.
,. Mark /. Fiurnoy enters a Johanna colt
U. John NJ. Bouts enters Monster Tunson coli
SAME DAY
Swcepstake-mi!e heats
SUBSCRIBERS
l. mo. VI. Bolts enters .. f. by Gohanna, out Of
Phs. "
:. VIM. r. Johnson enters full brother to Polly
Jones. '
>. Anner Robinson enters Flirtla filly by Archie
=. holnns Carter enters b. C. by Rat!er
D. Jas. w. Wlntrec enters Gohunna colt ont nj
Yankee Maid.
b. Henry Ring enters b. C. by Cherokee.
SECOND DAY
ProPrietor's Purse-S20O--,wo mile Leals-ep.
trance-Sl5. "
THIRD DAY
Jockey Club Purse-S500-threc mile b.ots-
entrance sS2U--Inoney hung up
W The Racing over this Old STANDARD Coprse
ana admitted to be one of the best in virginia. is
exPectea to be uncommony attractive and interest
ing this Spring.
mar II by the Secretary of the Club
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
TO Country Merchants and Others

ME Subscriber has on hand, and offers for
N sale at his mandatory in this City, large
ana AZ general assortment of Plain and Japan'd Tin,
Pewter and Britannia Ware. togctber win ~
rely OF articles in the Dry Goods line which he
IS disposed to sell on low terms as can be pur
chased in any of the Northern Markets.
country Merchants and others are respectfully
invited to give him call.
aP l4-co6t JOHN DIINIEY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

u IL is stated that question has been raised in
'he Legislature of New York, whether the Canals
are the property of the State, when they shall have
discharged the debt contracted to construct thom
In other words, there to be a rising dspo.
Sen TO abolish tolls after this purpose shall be &C.
complished.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

Mr. bi'b thus sustains Mr.. Moore, and leaves the
io'e IN the predicament it had attempted to place
gov Moore In. 1t makes efforts to convict Mr.
Dioo OF equivocation and double dealing, and that
sohtlcman Will, no doubt, be formally read out of
me republican party, by its infallible organs Blair
and Kendall
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
PUBLIC SAEE

NohUMBIA, the residence of the late Philip
- iaHali Will be offered at public salc on the
PROMISES, at ! o'clock p NJ, "Wednesday 2d Nav
next II FAR; If not fair the next fair evening Tho
terms VIII be onefourth cash, and upon the balance
credit Will he given of Il, II, * Is months Bonds
bearing interest, will be required, with deed of
trust upon the Property, to secure their payment
Alter the above sale, will DC offered, contiguous
LOIS; among them one of acres, which has been
highly cultivated Garden and has u Brick
iouse upon IT, containing four Rooms.
a family Of first rate House Servants, one of
whom is also very good Cook-a part of tho
"rech House Plants-some articles of Furniture
several Mich Cows Sir Alfred Colt &c. &c
W The premises can be seen by any one who
wishes to purchase, for week previous to the
sale.
ap 7-tds RICHARD BARTON HAXALL.
ONO " KENTUCKY LANDS.
tHE Subscriber offers his services TO non-rcsi
N cent proprictors of lands in the States of
ONO and Kentucky, for the sale thereof, and pay
ment OF the taxes. All letters addressed to him at
Cincinnati, or to John I'll. Price, Esq. of Richmond
POST rAiD, will be duly attended He refers those
to whom no may he unknown, to
CHIEF JUSTICE MARsmALh,
CHAPMAN JouSsoN,
CHARLES CoPLAND-and
SAN'L. MYERS, Esurs.
JAMES SOUTHGATE
r. S.--J. =. will also attend as Attorney at Law
TO suits IN the Federal Courts at Columbus and
rrahAiort no 2-w6m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
Still further Supplies of
EEs ESEE EegSEs GSsSsgnS

E'es ESH DRY GOODS.
A e have received by the schooner Tan,iyy.
w Just arrived from New York,
oo3es, l2oo pairs, assorted Silk Brads and
Braid Cords,
do. 100 doz. do. Worsted Braids
do. 20 do. super and common Horse-skin
Mitts,
ID do. lob do assorted Zephyr Grippe, Gauze and
other fancy Hdkfs and Scarfs,
case, 20 pair, super French Calicoes, assorted,
! do. 80 do. rich printed Muslins,
i package very rich Tamboured Swiss Muslins
do. Battisc Ginghams, &c.
l do stomant Sattecns,
l do. fancy Drings,
l do. Cottonades, for servants,
do. Russia Diapers,
do red Wooen Padding,. SONS very su-
perior,
do. 400 palm-leaf Fans,
q cases hlcached Shirtings
bales 80 inch superior CorroN OzxxRnuRcs.
Women's and mems English Silk Hose and
uioVeS' WIRE Ribbon, super back Satin Nesting,
CRIMSON crimson iongee idkfs, Hooks & Eyes, rich Belt
Ribbons, &c. T. e. J. s. JAMES d. co.
az lo-lot Market Square.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

The brig Anawan. Pulmcr, which was taken
by the convIcts at the Island of Juan Fernando.
arrived at Callao on the 18th January. Cant, p
had landed on the coast Valparaiso, 1870
they having threatened the lives of the caotnin
and crew, in of re- usal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
w. ALLEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Opposite the United Stafes Bank,

Opposite The UHited Stafes Bank,
rs now opening his SPRING GOODS, consist
a ing Of the usual variety of staple and fancy
Goods. He respectfully requests his patrons and
friends to call and examine them.
az 12-lt COW
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

AZ The Board of Directors of the Lynchburg
and New River Rail Road Company have confer.
red the appointment of Engineer on Moncure Rob.
inson, Esq.-Mr. r. is native Virginian, as
most OF our readers are aware, and has attained
Enidn. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

Ely No. 10: !'
~ l 81 % So 40 90 81 % S.
Nos. H. 81 SO, a small Capital, sold a,
>, MICKI.E'S.
BIGGER. ~'' S''u W
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

we are panied to learn from passengers in the
steamboat, that Mordecai NJ. Noah was taken, on
Tuesday, with severe apoplcctic fit, and it was
feared he would not recover.-Al6any Daiy Adr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

u Denis Pricur has been reelected Mayor of
inc oity OF New Orleans, by majority exceeding
ooc over Major Pcrc. u Jackson competitor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
MARRIED.,

AT Norfolk, on "Wednesday afternoon. bv the Rev
Dr Ducachet. Capt. ANDREW FALcorr of the II
D Engineer Corps, to Miss HARRIET HAcKLEY, of
that Borough. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
SENATE CHAMBER, D
III tnl NAnn

nc April 18th, 1882. I
DEAR SRI have seen tho statement made BY
-. " your communication to your constituents
H''re 10 what would have been nv vote upon
"r an Burens nomination had / been present
Inv "o n'ard the statements made by Senators on the
,I .s' gay OIL the discussion, when / was absent in
,., nave seen the statement in the Globe to which
your letter to me audes
IN answer to your letter say that the statement
aue oy you to your constituents relative to what
my vote would have been, is substantially correct;
anu tue statement iii the Globe is without any au-
.notny or communication from me to authorize
such Interference
With or,,, ro.,o,, ,.o,.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
hsook and Sob Printing done
ae tho WING office.

W., " An APPRENTICE will be taken a, the
Wing Office. N''' - '"o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

OES, TRACES d SCYIHES,
sp is THOMAS A, RTfsT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

!& "a Meeting of the Subscribers 10 the
Luxembourg and New River Rail Road Compo
ny, requested at the Eagle Hotel on Wednes
day. the 18th instant at IL o'clock. apU
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17


''""' Joan o. H0Lson
Robert n ?,,,,,or DIn On
W;J;an r. ri, 1poe't D. Stdr"c'
G.y~. N.,,,an IT d. roy
MI n t'e"'0"' nW H. MdcjarL1a5"
Georse NJ io,oss H 1gnss aao@,
r,cne;, r AZ n,o nhEDEE Sa;
John CooJ,cr II g. W. ,,r
Ba,H Cordon UL ~ 'tiy''"'
NJ oJ ~ Jru2h mercer,
Join Cra~. ir ""a' ~ ~ ~ ho'e''''
' '''J' ar, s,>-~,,,,,t ttagh ". i,dtton
u,, c,,.. AZ ScoT1'S Ferry
c III" ~ VA It"'''So"' 1hoHids DaR'e!.
'9 Ni' nc, -, ~, .
c1, NH-ihLot IE'Sl HLE.
TIamns T " G;,,nx 1:EsA Ne'SDn'
Thomas J. Roudolnb ynLn 4 n D!'
'''e' w. "00a Ir 1,vcyr,,.,r
William NJ E;,cs Ia ,no a..
T;iy",, p,,it'.I' J Its H"n"GerS.
Ammou Haneoch'. Hr yn1'' nn mG""@y'
1SnH or N9 I,,haa I'm G. Me."
John Caskie, .Jobu "J"' - i1g"mo''
,. y, At hESiNG1oS. ''"''
JOHN BD,ruer, J P"Ic,t a. W.T., Lar"'@SFs'
Aadreu Reid SuJns, R,s
WIiI;am J TaDi n''''' S T;1,! ND Reid
JOHN alexander, John .J,rJon
aus, y,,.,,r J J pIi'G.
Jumes CartmiM J IJea1sr S S.,"e,sr,
0"''''' ~ e"", r., 1ya IN. ~ HHrrey.
Wis., W D'f sns"rsaag 3 cS shanks.
TAomos ~ Bur.seu, James KDle'
Benjamin Garner,
oli,., cou,o,a AT co'tT y.5l },
Jesse DariS W1I;,y, " T'Ir
Henry Mass;e hosos 49, ~
rJacob was =, f., H." 1850 ho''".
p.r.,,.o ~ 'O' y -'1'''"i'S' FuE ioT john
At, yr1vJr,r
Henri ErsEipc Ib iI,,i
puyJ S:.i Joha -iaHhctcS,
CIgfles JrLucIie "'''c" DsF"'.
AT UNION l,ro,,oo>
dnGrep Beirpe. Ucn m'1 a1el
UL Ca,' 1 iieEy alexander,
J JOIN" n g"g Ta'rtcr ''S''a'H 'Gss.
AT CU1RLES7Ow ,r,
J: Wv lhGna1hG)
ptI; - s Irne'S' James n'tson,
james G. Mocfdrland Andre,c DonaLy
Joel ShrersGuru
AT WELISpIrpr
i'hNp Doddridge, Jesse Ed0inpt,,
John {. Campbell adam, KyLH
AT WHEELING
alexander CaldlceH, John Parr;ot,
J"tn Mcclure, Zuchariah J1robe
Samuel II. Fitshrob
AT ABINGDOv
Francis Preston, .Tohn NJ Presto,
Francis S,,;tb IL ~ 'sS'o"'
James White,
At WYTIIE COURT UOFTSE
John +. HatthescS, Adam lIcE,e
HarTofd Smyth, Dauid Pierce
Charles H. Crockett,
AT FARMVILLE, (Pyipcc E6r,,d,
Richard N. VenabLe, James MADISON
He#y u. watkins, Samuel c.. anderson
James d. Wood,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

u The New Y rk Courier & Enquirer, formal
ly announces Senator Marcy as a candidate for Go
vernon of New York. The split in the Regency
seems decisive.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

Tho U. S. Gazette says: "Our letter from
Washington, received last evening. speaks con-
ndcntly OF important changes in tho Cabinet"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17

'a ,r referred and which was inserted in u note
VIC ie''or 10 my constituents DO not correct?
am Sir most respectfully,
Your obi serv't
GABRIEL MOORE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-17
Hon. CAB. MOORE.

With great respect, yours,
GEO NJ RIRR