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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16

wealth, with signed and sealed deed in his hand,
standing the Elm at Ksnsngton, where his
peaceful treaty lungrammdticdt and absurd with
the Indians was concludes; and where, perhaps
he had visions of the iuturc;-not "vain dreams"
like those which haunted the elms of Virgil in his
hneid: but prophetic glnnccs of the mind over tho
subsequent aspects HonseHse and ungrammaticail
of his g"odly heritage The noble tree is repre-
scented in the opuent (op"ient foliage-opuicnt
Judgel foliage of summcr;-a few Indians DIS
posed IdispOScd-ungrdmmdf around and be.
meath it;-who beyond is the Delaware
whose primevai shores Iprn"erot shores!Hl appear
rich with wild woods, t'rich irHh wiid ro0ds'!
iackaday,1 and cxubcrcnt fertility. a sleepy and
beautiful rcposc ("a Siecpy repose-is dca.l
fingers about all the scenery, which seems 10
breathe of nature itself. To genuine lover of ru-
raj scenes there is kind of luxury in the contcm.
plation of such picture; but to one who is an anti
quarian to boot, San antiquarian To boot"--good
tdck.l the associations connected with it, reminis.
Genital "reminiScential!"--Oh, DIR. johnson, Oh.
Oh! OIL and prospective, are truly grateful and
refreshing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16

M,dclesex county court The 9Th day Of February
1889; George HoskIns, III his right, and as admit
nsraor OF Carharne I. Ho,kns, deceased, Lucy Hos.
Nns, Elizabeth Iokms and George oskins infants by
George foskin their guardian, and next friend co nps
against Abraham Lewis administrator of James Monta.
que, deceased, Elizabeth Montague, widow and iucy
Montague, Warner Montague, Samuel Montague John
Montague. Ann Montague, Virginia Montague George
Montague, AMI Dana Davis, who Diana Monta~
que, children and heirs at law, of James Montague decd
dfIs.-lS CmANCERY.
On motion OF the complananrs by their attorney and
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the court the de-
PENDANTS, Abraham Lewis administrator nf ne. Nom
tngue, decd Elizabeth Montague, dow 4 the aid
james Montague decd. e. luc, Montague. Vsrly, Mon.
asue, Sam Montague, John Montague Asa M.u, agur
Vifg MA Montague George Montague ana; D.,o. DAVIS.
VINO was Diana Montague, ChidfaG AID h5ifs ~ law of
he said james Montague. ,nhap. anus of this
commonwealth. aud thai process tie sc,ved upon
Them the court doth therefore order and dcfrr that the
ShId deiendanls appear here, lie attn Monday in
June cSi and enter their appearauCr and give SECURITY
according N the act OF assembly aud the rules Of This
court aad that copy OF this order br forthwith Inserted
IN some paper published in the cry Of chmond for
Two months suCCrssvply and another cory posted AT tho
door OF the court house IN hIs county, for successive
court days Copy. Tr-te,
GEORGE HEAVY N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16

PUss IN Doors who cdits the PmrADELPuIa G,
zgrrE has discovered NEW LANGUAGE, srpER1op
THE ENGHsH, of which he gives us a spcciu,cy
IN his paper Of the 9th current-we append the
specimen, and request the readers attention TO il
This is the same man--we beg pardon-pussy-
that crticises Mr. CLAY's Specialist!
awe have recently examined with pleas cd alton
ton nonsense and UHgrdmmaticail the new full
length painting Of William Penn, which the emf
ncnt INMtN has just completed for the Penn
Society. 1t is excellent in design, keeping, drape
y and expression; and does honor both to the artist
and the society at whose instance it has been pro-
duccd. 1t represents the founder Of our common
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16

l5n. Should the supplies of Flour continue mods.
rate lor u snort time to come, may hope for a
gradual improvement in prices and on this it's pros
poets are solely dependent rN'
Coiiee 4l3oo; choice parcels are held at hipbor
rates. Exports of Coffee last wear. 44s 24e bsm.
of which 10000 bags wero for the IT, States
The increase of last year over tho exports wv,
S6lGl bags; the quality of late has improved,
owing to the increased industry of the planters.
Exchange 294d per 1000 RS. Spanish dollar,
IU760 each" '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16
WsESYERN' E.V:y:,

AzyzA the Subscriber takes this OpporiU-
fsSssesI.{asA nifty of rendering to his friends his
lsssskSS2 grateful thanks Tor the very liberal
&zeszssSSASA suppOrt he has met v it'll since lOkng
the old stand so long kept by Claiborne Thomas,
now leased by the subscriber for eight yea S. n
continuance of The Western Traders in stock
and Of the fnrmer customers Of this stand rcner-
ally, is particularly solicited as every cndeavor
Will be made to give entire satisfaction.
IN addition to the establishment, being newly
furnished, and the lots being substantially en-
stock, two first rate drivers and break wagon
are at the command of his Western friends
which will be fouCd desirable to those HAVING
horses never before broke.
w. II. PLUMB.
N. b. Any aid that can he rendered, IN nv
power, to assist my old friends, and all others
calling at my old stand to dispose Of their stock,
WI be cheehully rendered. | also invite all my
call. CEAIBORNE / Tu0uAS
ma 12-Claw4r~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16
From the Baltimore american Of March 10

The schooner Cadmus came up yesterday even
ing, in Is days, from Rio dc Janoiro. The Editors
of the American are indebted TO commercial
friend for the following extract of a letter, dated
GIRO DE JANIERo Odd Jan. 1882.
Our stock of flour may be estimated al q, 900
bbls. Of which small portion only is Of god qua
lity.--This, with the limited supplies that have of
late arrived from the u. States, has caused tri-
fling reaction in the article. Baltimore good may
be quoted at llN50Oa12l per biol. Richmond 14la
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,

A Doctor Emory has declined the Prcsi-
"a dency OF Randolph Macon College, calt-
ed Meeting CT the Board Of Trustees will be
held at Boydton, TO Commence or Wednesday.
he 4tb of April nexi, for the election Of
president ana Professor Of Languages, and
Tor other important business full board is
desirable WIN. A. SMITH, Secretary.
e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16

ENAWlNG OF the Union Canal Lottery,
ELY No. S: '
26 20 5 81 60 46 80 10 As.
usual, at sight by BIGGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16
DIED.

AT the Eagle Hotel in this city, this morn;nr
AFTER brief illness, JEREMIAH Il. LAND, ESQ. the
worthy and respectable delegate to the General
Assembly from the County of Princess Anne
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16
M AlSkklE.'ll

~ Philadelphia, on Thursday evening last Inv
the Key Bishop White, FREDERIcK VINCENT ESQ
OF Virginia to Susan, daughter of William Minor
Jr, Esq, of that city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16

'<Hh Pubic are respectfully informed, that
there is sill un hand q small assortmsnt of
Watches and Jewelry at tie store of The Is,a
MIR. WIN Cowan, which will Re disposed of At
very low prlces-also, a large assortment nt
waich'nakerS' and dentists Tools and Materials.
Country merchants are requested to call and
examine The house at present in The occupan-
cy OF MIS- > Is. Cowan Is for rent--possesson
gwen 'mmrdllte;y. A tenant of the watchm,-
king or jewelry business would be preferred,
u All persons having left goods for repair.
are requested to call and take them awav, mr.
they will be sold TO pay charges.
ma 9-G2t-v2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16

"A Harness Maker Wante d.
WE wish to employ first rate Harness
w Maker. workman of steady habits.
that can come well recommended, can find em-
pIoyment, by application to S. T.. Jeter at Mrs
DuPuy's Boarding House, until Sd March; or, 10
s. b. 81 ] A JETER,
he 28-w3t~ Jetersville, Amelia County, Va
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16
II o r S II BILLs

~ Printed at the Wing office, in the best man,
Horses. rs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-16
OHIO & KENTUCKY LANDS

ONO d KENTUCKY LANDS.
'ETHF Subscriber offers his services to non res;
ID dsnt proprctors of lands in the States OF
Ohio and Kentucky, for the sale thereof, and nav
ment OF the taxes. All letters addressed to him at
CINCINNATI, or to John Ii. Price, Esq. of Richmond
POST PAID will be duly attended to- He refers those
to whom he may be unknown, to
CHIEF JUSTICE MARSHALL,
CHAPMAN JOHNSON,
CHARLES CoPLAND-and
SAM'L. MYERS, Esqrs.
JAMES SOUTHGATE.
Il. 81. 5. will also attend as Attorney at Law
to suits in the Federal Courts at Columbus and
Frankfort. mn Q IS
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E'GES EEEN.
From the Second Edition Of the Ne,o York Journal
Of Commerce Of Saturday
LATEST FROM EUROPE

'o"t "e ScCoHu i'uhtcH ~ me Ncb OTh journal
Of Commerce Of SATURDAY..
LATEST FROM EUROPE
by the ship Sampson, Capt. Chadwick, London
papers are received to Feb 9th; thirteen days later
than our previous accounts.
Consols left off on the 9th, at S23 2.
The Cholera has made its appearance in Edin
burgh. Whole number of cases 5; deaths 9.
London, Feb. City, - o'clock--Thc letters
from Paris, received this morning, mention the
fact of the conspiracy which was announced here
on Saturday, but do not appear to consider it of
much Importance; nor did it produce any material
effect on the Funds, on the following day, FRI
day. the Three per Cents closed at 66f 20c.
London, Feb. 4h-The most difficult and the
most extensive operating clause of the Reform Bill
after the Borough disfranchiscment-the clio
qualihcation-was carried last night. 1t is not
without its uncertainties, but none of the amend.
ments proposed presented them in less degree
LondOn, Feb 4-Lord Pamer,son stated last
night, in the House of Commons, that he fully cx-
pcctcd the ratification of the treaty of the Confer
ence by Austria, Russia and Prussia, to arrive
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25

@llad the Legislature committed to this Board the
charge of investigating where Dr. G.. had been gull
ty Of misconduct in office, Ohe only question which
they bad a right TO give in charge) it might have
been determined, by an appeal to tho testimony of
witnesses; and all the rest of the present discussion
saved: but, as ii is, charges are brought forward,
which involve the religious rights of the whole COM
munity; and compel DR.. G.. TO feel that he is not
now pleading the Of the President of the Col
ege, but the cause of religious liberty, and the
rights which the Constitution has GUARANTEED TO
every citizen without exception. This cause he will
Scfoad at all risks, faithfully and fearlessly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25
GREAT BANK RORRERY

a handful from Charleston, by last nights mail
states that the Bank of South Carolina robbed,
on the night of Friday last, of 10000, in notes
of that Bank, to witt $5S, 900 in SIS notes; $40 600
in $40 notes; and $36,00O in 800 notes. re-
ward of 5000 is offered for the the recovery OF
the money or in proportion for any part, and an
additional thousand for the apprehension of the
thief. 1t is not stated how the robbery effect
ed.-FdyetteuiH Observer.
The chief robber has been apprehended, and
over SlO8,000 recovered from him, His name is
Henry Burton, an Engishman, who had been but
three weeks in the country. The Bank was enter
cd by means of counterfeit keys, made by smith
IN Charleston, who recognised and pointed out
Burton passing by the Bank.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25

A personal encounter took place at Edwards
vile on the 10Th uIt. between Gov. Nlnian
Edwards and Judge Smith, Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of that State. In The version
OF tho affair given by the former, he SAYS that
the Judge approached him with two loaded
pistols and presented tho muzzIes Of both nj
him; offered him his choice, calling bin DAM
dog: wbereupon the Ex-Governor, instead Of
accepting the offer, Knocked the Judge down
with his fist. and caued BIN until they were
separated Ivy the intervention Of Others.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25
Union School, .qlbc5ls01.Ie.

II NIIE subscribers will continue their School the
N ensuing year. In it will be taught tho Greek,
Latin, French ano English Languages; Geogra-
ply & Arithmetic The Mathematics will be taught,
should they be able TO procure assistant qualified
to teach them, Of which notice will be given
Their terms are for Tuition, thirty dollars the Scho
lastic year, and Board may DO had with eithobof
the subscribers, or in respectable families in tho
neighborhood, at eighty dollars for tho Same term
every thing furnished. The School will be opened
on Monday, tlie 18th of January, and with va
cation Of the month Of July, will terminate on the
Goth December.
A gentleman we'll qualified to teach Matfoma-
tics and the Greek and Latin Languages, or Ma.
themotics alone, win be oligibly situated by taking
an interest in establishment Application to
possible, by letter, directed to charlottesville viz
GINA. FRANK CARR
de 20--lsw5te JONATHAN D. CARR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25
NOTICE..

W M G. PENDLETON, Esq having resign
~ ed as one ofthe Commissioners of the Cir
cunt superior Court of Law aud Chancery for tbs
County OF Ilonrico the parties interested i'm cases
pending before him, arc hereby notified that such
cases are transferred TO the Undersigned VIII, wiit
proceed In them as one of the Commissioners of
sald Court IN the same manner as if procccd,
Ings already had in them had commenced before
him.
The office of tho undersigned is one door below
the Post Office JNO SHORE Comn,,r
aug % -9awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25
SELECT COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Select Commmitteo the Rhode Island Bri-
gade of the Revolution.
Mr.. Barbour Of Virginia
Mr.. Nuckolls, of South Carolina.
Mr.. Kendall, of Massachusetts,.
MIR. A. II. Sheppard, OF North Carolina.
MIR. j. King, of New York.
Mr.. Burd, Of Pennsylvaniu.
MIR. Marshall, of Kentucky
Select Committee the subjects Of tho a.
mendmcnt Of the Constitution, internal improve.
mcnt' and the exercise Of doubtful powers by Con-
Mr.. Daniel, Of Kentucky.
MIR. Speight, of North Carolina.
D., MI. Polk, of Tennessee.
Mr.. Everett, Of Massachusetts.
Mr.. Archer, Of Virginia.
Mr.. Vance, of Ohio.
Mr.. Bcardsley, of New York.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25
ES UCA F<.4.Nsgo

NOR SALE, that valuable Plantation on James
IL River, commonly called BUCKLAND, ad.
Joining MISSIONER, containing 1660 acres. The
land said to be equal to any OH the river below tho
falls. Possession to be given on the LIST Jauyoyy
next Should it not be previously disposed of at
private sale, il will be offered at auction at Peters
burg, on THURSDAY the 9th inst. Further
information respecting it Will be afforded by John
Allison, Esq. ofPetorsburg; John r. TripSett, ESQ.
of Richmond, or tho undersigned at Norfolk
dc 20-d&ctds WILLIAM GRAY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25
M1CHAELS & MARTIN.
Saddle and Harness uaLam.

1AACkxxAELS q MARTIN.
saddle and Harness Makers,
Haye commenced business in the house recent,v
occupiod by MIR. Jos. Gill, Main Street, Richmond.
next door below Messrs. Granniss, Son & Brothers.
and nearly opposite to Mr.. Nash's Book store
and now have on hand, a superior assortment o
articles In their line, comprising, in part,
Ladies' Saddles,
Mems do. best SLATED
DO. do. do. plain,
Do. do. common do.
Coach Harness, plated and brass mounted.
Gig do. do. do do
Carryall do. do. do do.
Travelling Saddc.B Bags,
Medical do
Wagon Gear, &c.
All Oh winch they warrant TO be of superior mate.
siais ana workmanship hand. English
nara solder Stirrup Irons, superior and common
american do' hard solder, curb, snafile ana bra.
loon n,'s. american do, Spurs, Whips, (gig and
sw'tch) all OF which they are disposed to sell ON
terms as favorable, as any similar establishment of
the KIND IN the City. portion of the public pa
tronage is solicited. r.
VIZ All orders thankfully received and promptly
dec 20--2awSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25

Corn, Hoop Poles, &c.
AA e wish to purchase 1000 bbls good white
w Corn-also, good supply of Hoop Poles
anu Flour Barrel Timber, particularly Heading.
de 20-4tc x. b. HAXALi. & CO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25

yEHEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from,
Id the subscriber, a Negro Man named PA.
TRICK, about 25 or 80 years of age; yellow com
plected: has scar on his right eye, which gives
nm the appearance of being blind in that eve
has bad countenance. He is we'll acquainted
about Richmond and Manchester. He worked
since Christmas, at Mr.. Randalls Coal Yard and
has wife at the Widow Chctom's, Chesterfield,
about miles from Manchester. He will no doubt
be lurking about one or other of the above named
places. l will give the above reward for the deli
very of him - Mr.. Bacon Tate, Richmond
dc l-2awSt* GEO. B. SANDERSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-25
Richmond and Lynchburg STAGES.

Richmond and Lynchburg Stages.
|VENHE Public respectfully informed, that bv
81 directions of the Post Office DEPARTING mt this
Line is changed from three to six times week
The Stage will leave Richmond and Lynchburg
every day, Saturdays excepted, and arrive in each
place every day, Sundays excepted.
As this arrangement extends no farther than
Lynchburg, passengers for the South, either by
Pecks N Welford's Line, via Farmville, IHamden
Sydney College, &c, or by Smiths Line through
Danyille to the Carolinas, Georgia. &c; to the
South west, through Aabamaand Tennessee and to
the West via the Watering Places in Virginia and
to Guandotte the Ohio River, should, unless
they wish to rest a day in Lynchburg, leave Rich
mond on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The Coaches on this Line are new, and are not
exceed in beauty, strength comfort, by any now'
IN use; the horses good and the drivers accom-
modating, skilful and steady.
In consequence of the great improvements recent
y effected, and those now in contemplation in the
Steamboat navigation between Richmond and Bal
tmore with which this Line connects three times u
week going and returnng0 facilitating the inter-
course between those points, beyond all previous ex
ample, can confidently recommend my Line TO ira
veiiers from the West South and Sou in their
trips to and from the North. The time required to ac
conpsh them, and the expenses, varying but little
from any other Line, and in point of comfort ex-
ceeded by none, if equalled by any.
A. PATERSON, Proprietor.
~ B. All baggage, packages, &c, at the risk
OF the owners thereof. de 2O-2aw2wIawtf
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TIMOLEON.

EEM TIMOLEON.
VT&@M The celebrated Racer and Stallion
GEAAN TIMOLEON, by Sir Archy, wills
NJ YlH stand the ensuing season at my sta
ssszksssza9 bles. near Lloyds, Essex County, Va,
IL miles from Fredericksburg and 10 from Rich
mond. Particulars hereafter.
HENRY A. TAYLOE.
Oakley, King George county, November u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-07
EPOElEWEOAII.

REJECTION AND RECALL OF MR.. VAN buren,.
1t IS one thing TO dot is another and more difficult
thlnS TO Juuy questionable deed tits much easier 10
kdle Than TO qucnch conilagration Those who cloak
ed III darkness have attempted TO backcn the character
oil one oil their former associates in the Senate distinguish
ca among the most distinguished of them may find it an
Heculean task TO cleanse their characters from the
polung suspicion of envous riyalryof faction and in
justice.
Conscious thu the public know nothing which could
nghuully extcnuae the rejection of Mr.. Van Buren, the
honorable Senators who prescribed him. have sought by
nasty publications. OF onesidcd speeches. oresaIl the
OPINIONS oil the community their defence. That de-
fence their consciCnccs admonshcd them they would ere
long pc dragged by their constituents TO plead before the
bar Of the people
Lame and mPotcnt dcience The mountain indeed has
labofed in vain Asrcgards the gentleman who il seems
has been oercdup sacrifice occasion of
new coationthe apology for the wrong is most feeble
The community is, however, less interested i'm the ndi
luua wrong as opportunities may in time occur, when
may MAKE some compensation for the personal ndienitv
Ana when Whole party whole nation, will rouse TO
avense wanton outrage on single individual.
Yet, may not be uninstrucve 10 notice the gross an
Peu'e IN certain worthy Senator's TO explore all the filthy
rccesses OF city SANDER and rake together what mr.
ports TO be, the peridous disclosures of confidential con-
of the sacred feelings of social
life, and the deep disesses of the widow and the or
phan are acts OF charity and kindness by their victim TO
be tortured into immortality? and unheard and untrcd
the whole to be inundated for the gatifcaGon of party
malignity?
All beyond s is charge ofimproper participation in
the calhoun correspondence cOniesscdy without par
cc OF proof and charge OF improper Interference in the
dissolution Of the late Cabinet but which dissolution eve
ny body friend or foe OF the President, except one or two
Ex-Secrctares, admits was commcndabc and patriotic -
We think then, it is only desperation, which could seize
on such absurd and ilimsy pretenccs.
the imputaion Of having prepared humiatine nsruc-
IONS TO our Minister in England, be at all relied on under
THIS head, except as tub TO the whae-the gentlemen
making them, know thain government both i'm the
Dry and practice, such instructions The Presidents and
the Secretary is presumed 70 accord with him ALWAYS
IN me matter Of those instructions, which far from the fact
That such accord is political opinion on the course
proper to DC pursued in the negotiation Yet these de-
nounces OF persecution for opinions sake proceed if act
lug on this ground, TO sacrifice eminent citizen Tor mere
opinion. ~
were II necessary TO investigate whether the opinion
was wrong, II Is manifest the Senate itself rs well a. the
House OF Representatives, has approved Of that OBI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-07

Mon 10y lending its sanction 10 arrangement OF the
Colonial question: brought about under those very instruc
IONS How much more, then, does this charge against
Mr. Van Buren, look like poor, contemplate aitcrtot
or shit OF hackied attorney, than manly yindicaon:
ffnerieai feeling, too Rebuked for servilty TO Eng
land Let the people OF this country remember which is
most likely TO make improper concessions 10 Englandher
advocates and apologists in the late war; those who
fought them then, and since, In the Cabinet aud the field
Let the American people decide if this debang charge
against Mr. Van Buren, were truewhether none of the
Senator'S themselves would have made the wonderful dis
eovery except the cnbttcred opposition of two three
devoted personal friends OF Mr. Calhoun Has Mr.. Taze-
well no American feeling Has Judge White none Gov
Dickerson none General Smith 3Y ct, aicr all the
lights she'd Mr.. Van Burens course by such Cccroes
as Mr. Chambers, Mr.. Moore and MIR. Mer-prcceded
by the ghnings OF such patriots in the late Mr.
Clayton, Mr. Ewing and Mr. Webster; after all this, the
elevated Senators from Virginia and nois-irom Penn
syvania and Missourand FROM the other States most dis
ngushed Tor their Republican principles containing al
immense majority of the votes of Union could
thing OF the Gorgons and chimcras dire which, ieigned
felt appeared 10 haunt the imagination of the Opposition
We shall review the other aspects OF this extraordinary
rcjseton in our next Washington Globe.