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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07

" The Jackson Anti-Van Buren, Meeting call.
co IN this City last evening, did not organize from
paucity oil numbers 1t is nevertheless asserted
ti-Van Buren,.
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profits arising from his services
mo. NJ. POTTS.
u l an al Nious TO hire a good House Ser
want. | NJ
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! = n Hanover county court, February 25th,
4 !&32-W liam Perkins aad Martha H.. his
w.:n, who YVES Martha II FUnlaine, and widow
and fc'ic, Of William Winston Fontainc, deceas-
e.; W utam Hprt'swcod Fontaine, and Patrick
Henry tomtaiaC, wEch sal I'd William and Patrick
are infants, and sue by the said William Per-
E'"s, ihe'r legally qualified guardian; and Ed
mu"d B. Reed, and Sarah Ann, his wife, who
Mas Sarah Ann F"n'aIne, plaintiff: against Jes-
SO w Garth and Unity SDoiswood, his wife,
Geirudnm Sin chanccry.
Th!s d. cane The plaintiffs, by their counsel,
and filed th"'r hli IN TINS cause and The de-
irhd"nts not having entered their appearance and
%!v"n security according to the act of assembly
t"d me Tpi.S "i ih'S cOusi; and ii appearing to
The satisfaction Of the court that they are not
'"b"ai. ants O; this commonwealth, il is ordered
ihl the soid defendants appear here on the LIST
uaY Ct AtriI court next, aud answer the plain.
IFS sa'd 5lll, and that cory Of this order be
forthwith Inserted i'll some newspaper published
10 Ia" city ct Richmond Tor Two months success.
rIV".y' hnd mat another cory be posted at tho
Irc"t Goor ot the Curt house OF this county.
a copy. Te>le,
PHILIP b. WINSTON. c. He.
= o.
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G3 We had desired to have nothing TO do with
the sqeabbles and heart burnings at the Universe
ty, produced by the Office of Proctor and the remo
val OF Mr. peterborough We knew nothing of
the merits and saw that although strictly public
matter, and therefore proper for the Press it was
mixed in with private feelings, which rendered the
discussion painful. However, called upon as the
conductors of an independent press to give vent to
the complaints of those who think public iustico
has been infringed, may not decline the call.
We need hardly observe we presume that it will
give US pleasure to publish any vindicution which
may be thought nocessary-or that we are parti-
Fans on neither side, knowing in fact little of the
affair.
We cannot get the article from the ENQUIRER
referred TO, without Eiutiatng our file of that M
per. If the author will furnish it we will re-pnb
lish it.
To THE EDITORS THE WuIG
UNIVERSITY OF Va. Cd March, 1892.
Messrs. Editors: Not only |, but most of nv
feIow-students have seen, with disapprobation,
the proceedings of late, of the Legislature OF yr.
gin a, with respect to the memorial sent from this
county, concerning the office of Proctor of this In
stituton. You must know there has lately been
new Office created here, and the faithful old SER
want Arthur 5. Brockenbrough fills it. The Proc
tor, before this office was created, managed
Proctor ond Patron (the ofFice.) The office
of Proctor is not by any means n laborious one,
and do not see any obe cton why they should
not be blended formerly. The only reason
that 1 can see, is that the visitors want
ed to make office, and get one
of their favorites to fill it. If this be not the case
and two officers absolutely necessary, why
| not let MIR. Brockenbrough, the former Proctor,
remain, and give this Office to Mr.. CARR
You viii! readily understand the answer when you
hear that the Office of Proctor is lucrative
one than that of Patron and since the visitors had
it in their power to bestow it upon whom they
pleased they gave this not laborous, but lucrative
office TO one of their favorites.
Messrs Editors, attribute this not to any enmity
that have for Mr. Carr,for 1 am upon good terms
with him; nor that am opposed to him because
he is too mindful ofhs duty, in reporting all disor-
derby conduct; for agree that "order is Heavens
first law" L that his appoint
mont has diminished in tile least such conduct.
But attribute it to the objections that / and most
of us have, to tho visitors making new Offices,
turning out old faithful servant from the !ucra.
tive one, aud substituting in his place, one of their
favorites, and who holds tho Office of Leute-
nant IN the Navy. NO REFORMER.
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TEX IMPORTED nOIGE,
ECUP@G .S;s TyE'TTy.G


SSSFs WIZ sinnd the onsuinr Sc asor
- .Ss.-----, at hi former stand y ,rboursyIl,
80 Z ta Ia The county of Orange.
W FAY TSuae Is tix'ccn har,s h;,L
si-sz5sslsai inc.y termed, and is civil, wears Old
IN the spuUg.
The season viii commence on the l5,h =, uro-
itv, and terminal" "n tho j., July.
Tie teams If TAG season. arc f,ry dollars
To be CIs,hais'd hy thirty, IS paid within tho
season FHy dollars m,rroucv--end in each
Gas" dollar IL the Groom, To DO paid when
'"r mare Is la, uEit or taken away. The beS,
''U M'sl extensive pnstUrage H. set apart fer
'.' 'Ha,"* seat To Truth fer Which 40 add.
''ona' 'HN'"n IS made. The mares roay be ted
WIN Wit thy wIii cot az twerty-tive cents a
10y l"" H7"oigs W.! be accommodated free
81 'Fp'n'e. I" ery enc putting five mares,
''n pF''e u "ne Viii bc reunited. Great caro-
VIII nr WS'H 10 orev"ut acviicn;s--but 10 re-
spo"S'''!iy 10 tnSue j; lLcy ocrur.
:. ". YAGER,
, For Gov. Barbour.
hi'ooursvil.c, Jan. IL, 1889.
iEplHREE.-I Young rruflie was bred by
the Duke dc Gu!chr. got by Trutle, out of He
ZEN ny W hi>t,; Der dam. Brown Justice out Of
I'M, by Chaienger Xonuppc by Eclipse.
fcAe was got by S"ic"rcr, out Of Horribly
Las, cy Ba2@15d: her dam Puzzle, by Matchem:
Pnrcess by Hozar;
(Siaucd,) RICHARD TATTERSALL.
Hyde Park Corner, London,
lfrhie YVES sent 10 France, and bought back
again. at 1900 guineas. II. Il.
ian !3--lGw9tc
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ESN have Thoroughbred Young
UtA-~ STALLION, that viii sell (,t ap
SSsxA YM pIicatioa is made within ten del.l
w STE on such'crcdi;s as wal enable the
es9s6h tsAAz9 purchaser 10 pay for bin from The
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fallns slaisathi .aEiss til p.,.' o. .ic 0eftI'. -
not, ofbanlrupt corporation Aud the operation.
Of the first National Bank hai Sufficiently proven
that the clamors offs enemies originated IN m IN
founded jealousy Of moneyed monopolisis ana Of
foreign influence and ia the idle fears Of people
VINO. IN til exc 81 of Their caution, were willing It
cut of the risht amolthrr strength rather than trust
70 the remote contingency Of IFS instruction IN the
sabsersion Of their Liberties. Experience has since
shown the Justice of the views which induced Mr.
Madison To sanction the rc-cstabhshmcnt of the l.
5 Bunk Il positive advantages arc So numerous
and so conspicuous that ho who runs may read
hop--while II IS equally clear that it is not TIN
dangerous giant winch is cncml,s wond mike II
appear-Ifu be sampson II is sampson shorn Of
his locks
But We ioeet ourselves. What are Mr. Mud
sons opinions wort5at thus day That yoneraled
fatherofthe constitution is too anpquatod to he Re
terred to US a guide for our modern politician
lie, who even in his youth was noted for his WIS
dom-upon whose lips the multitude hung " nth an
admiration IN nothing diminished by the fat that
ms bold truths Were presented to them IN PLAIN and
torcible language unadorncd 10y the flowers orrhelo
rlc or the rapusatlng splcndor Of coqurnee the
advice opinions and reasoun, OF tais truly
GREAT maa are 10 be disrcgarl,d, as the rawlings
ota dryollns dotard, dictated by cowardly TIM
ldity, which IS (untruly and unpho5oph iaay) ale
gei to be an attribute and characteristic Of old uge
Aud Why are his opinions to be thus unccremonious-
y treated l. tbeeasc they moi ci.arly stated
aad enforced by power ofrcason,ng winch III yan
Challenges relutation7 Ne, NO. But simply bc.
cause one Andrew Jacksui.-a man who althou IA
nearly as we'll stricken IN years as Mr. Madison
himself thoushhe had be II just tcard of when Mr.
NJ bowng e4ualy hengath the weight Of years
aud honors had retired 10 the calm Of domestic life
has cho,ento setup his crude and undigestcd views
IN opposition 10 thenll We state the fact and
leave others to moralIze on the Notifying truth
Such is tie force Of Iar,y prejudice such the blind
devotion with which men succuulb 10 the dIctation
other IDOL chiefs
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New Glasgow Academy

AMtR YATES, the Principal Of tins Academy.
AFA has, with much abour aud cxpasc, secured
thr scrylccs of n celebrated Female Teacher from
rlulddcphla whose attention will be particularly
devoted 10 the departments Of Music, Painting aud
the French Language.
The Trustees tlte pleasure in informing the
public that all the departments Of tins Institution are
now fl. wIhcompc'cnt Teaehps.
JAMES S PENDLETON, Scc'y
Reference, as 10 Tia character and qualifications
Of Miss Amelia Ilmmnann, tho Young Lady cn
gagged by Mr. Yotcs loaY be bad 10 the following
gcnllcmcn, w REV. Nj Brmty, DIR Iluucr
John Grigg, E-q and Mr. John vaughan Vice
Consul for Sweden, Norway y Brazrl) Of PhIla-
daphIa DR. Thos. +. Jones oil Washington Cuy
aud Mr. Singleton o South CaroIna---aIso Mrs.
Singleton.
Tuition fees payable IN advance IN every in
stance.
Jan 3 At
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/ reader as ,,or,l ro,,,ro ~ tho d.,a,o ill.,,
Dr. H.yas Of South Co,o,;o, more ,l.n oaoo coa
! red IN on,o;,o with g, III. c.,,.r.,,,, e.,a, H.,
i sya.p,,lcn,arI, r., ,,,,,a, T.. tho ,,,I.,;.h o,v
i3aanIf.s.eJ by III, Pro.;,.r, tn evti,uof.h H.,
National Da, vi,,;, . ro,,.;, .,..ya..l..,,.,.;..,
as fit We , mite, of ,bo .I,.l,,., -.
whether ii was SPONGE, IN l-22 Or or,
But itwillbc som that ,,hiI. n, o., ,,;.r,
sor of taIuns orhc dn,ics Or Teas Con- sn,;,b
vIho.on th.s su5,,r, .n' ,,<- ,b.a.r ,h ,,aa
xcat an his Secretary Of tn, Troasnry yab.o,,o.-
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MARRIAGES.

| MARRIED, on tn 21ad INST by the Rccren'
! Robert Ryland. Mr. GEORGE W KENT Of Ok
ford, Granville County Mouth Cnoaa, 10 Mis-.
MARY FEAR, of Lynehburg
--. on Tuesday evening the 2o,n INST by
the Rev Abeer Early Mr. WILLIAM BUTLER
10 Mss DOSllEA GALLOWAY, all Of Camp
boil
---, on Wednesday The 2ist iust by tla Rev.
Nj Paul, MIR JOlsL NJ WHEELER. to Nj
LUCINDA. eldest daughter Of Mr. Charles pur-
us, both Of Nelson county.
---, ou Wednesday tn u inst by the Rev
William Harris. Nj ARTHUR TONTNSON
to Mrs CAROLINE MATILDA cOLMAN,
rcctof John Coman dee. all of Bedford
- ON thu 2Ist mt BY the Re-, James
Mitchell MIR HIRAM MEMS 10 Miss SA-
RAN G. daughter ofMaj samuel Mitchell, all Of
Bedford county.
----, on Tia 22l nj by the Rev James Left.
wlch, Mr VA i PRESTON To Ml5s NATL.
ia, daughter Of Charles Mems, Esq all of Bed
ford county.
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NOTICE,

a LII persons indebted 10 The suhscrbcrup to
a. the h,sr day d January 1892 will please
come forward and Nuke immediate settlement, az
his demands require II Any one at all acquainted
with his manner Of DOM business, must he aware
that puncunljty IN the part Of h. customers Is IN
d,apcnsubly necessary 10 make things progress
smoothly Therefore the subscriber feels well
assured that oofhcr notice viii he necessary, a.
most OF hl8 customers are very prompt
The subtcrlbrr takes tins opportunity Of octnow
hedging to the public his gratitude ion thcIr very h
bcrnl patronage, and hope ttll 10 merit the "a nc
s'r Ilc hos now on hpnd beautiful assortment
ofsupcrinc Cloths Cnsslmcrts, Vcsungs, Sc all
Of which will he sold extremely low for cash
JOHN q SHELTON
Ian Is
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&, Tae Baltimore Chronicle says, 1t mas rcceiy-
ed adyiccs from Washington, which induce il to
fear, that " the ruthless hand Of prescription and
reform is not yet stayed, and that an individual
endeared to his country by series Of the most bril-
liant acts of herosm is about to be sacrificed Col
Towson, We suspect, IS the individual alluded to.
His fame vas earned on the bloody folds Of CHIP
pewa AMI Rfilse@ater- the glory Of which hri.'mt
and hard toasnt battles IS all merse IN IL f.s.ory
of Orleans
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,,S.JBIIG. JAN. ,, ~.
-. 60 nLlER NI?ROvEsiENF.

4.sirs RIVER IMPROVEMENT
Hat, sa Christmas hoivdays are over. We
.z.., ma, the Legislature VII rnt#r. VIII
RI. INFO the consideration Of tae zreat
7 .as. of state policy which call fer their imma-
......l c,er,.,,c action Among these, nom IS
-. .naoriaat lan the improvement Of james
r..s- And we may be pormittsdt to eAP..#f hone
.s.,lb. flrnds of internal improvement vii, III re
,bis vital matter, not permit thelr strength
-. y.f.r,d away by acal iealousies Or ~ Pr.
.......... for arv particular mode Of improvement
r.. ,.,.s,,on las lon. AGO been sstisd int tn
Tim or ths River must BE .npra,el--aud re-
-. .y.a,s demand that it shoullbc improved nor
u. a,.rgy throw ont this Suggestion at present To
....I...a attention ofthp Lcgs,ature to the subject
.uh,at intending to enter INTO any argument to en-
-. .naortaaec. The day for argument IS rast
$3.50. ...s,ln.ry n,u clli5 toe actoa--aoitei sud
,...,ra.. :an To this call our Legislature can.
,slnnlad. At ear. or give negative answer,
without saenfcps the interests o. their constitu-
ea.. and proving trsachcrras 10 the Common
...,ah whose prosper ty ii IS taeir especial duty
watch over pro.eo and promote y all lhs nIez.ls
& a.rpower
f95or three facts have just met orr eye, which
..s. .la Great rtity OF mproycd molas n inter
.s.glaitation in fling,he Golfers Of the Stats
.#lt9 Il We made them, thereby reIieying The poo
,.atirely from taxation, ~ wclIas in creatngman-
= 5 for produce which else Wouldnayer have been
.eraatsdfom the earth to reward the labors of tic
=,4a.t, a,.a ia difu5mg wealth and comfort oyer
Z. r.sls OF country which otherwise would lay
-. r..Lea with barrenn IS and poverty.
o., 3itA,,hur in his late Message to the
..saiaro OF Ohio states the amount of tolls col
:.e On Ia several Canals in that State, for tn
II ea4m; on tho fist of November last,
4H2 In thlt entorprsinE young State there
IL a9a aoyi1lola Il miles Of ds,s,ed cana :
u {. j. expected that 80 additional miles viii be
up tad BY the 4th Of July next Contrast tn,
..#a wor. with what has been accomplished IN
,.rs.g.a winch was thckiy populated Common
n aen Ohio was an untrodlcn Wilderness,-.-
4 she IL not ploso our apathy and indifIcr-
.-wao w,anot mourn over on saiallai poly ?
BIN ageia--Tdc AIbnY ArgQs nlo.m5 Us
&c sum G, s. !5j1l3, la, ben pad tins year
- as to l4e Collector at .ht pla2a being S51,3e7
IAN her .aiyyl last yaal---tkus showing the
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AUCTION SALES.

rNNHIS evening, nj eorIy candle HIT, ~ one Of
N Capt Dupoy's Tenement, I'D loalu''y
the last sale, an extensive assortment OF Ready
Made Clothing and Cloths, among which are
Super blue and black Dres, Coats
Vests and Panlaloons, assorted
Blue, black, olive, green and grcy Cloths, which
VIII be open for inspection. through the day
Violins Extra Coat and Yes Buttons
Tooth Brushes, &c. &c. &c.
AND,
Tomorrow evening, at early candle lgt at the
SAINT place, and positively the last sale. J have
lust received by Wagon a splendid lot Of BOOhS
which, in addition 10 my former Stock, is the best
aud most extensive assortment ever offered at huc
ton in this market. Among which are some Of tho
most popular and standard works Of the day, II
splendid bindings, suitable for Libraries.
Blank Books, rcd and femt lined Sc. &c.
JOHN Il d PAYNE, Auct'r.
Jane II
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VRyINES. Scears Brandy, Green and Blaf
w leu, Moasst3 Rice, Snuff, Chewin.
Tobe 20 Fancy Articles G~ CHRISTINA
GIFTS Medrlnes, Drugs, Surgeon luatrupefa,
OILS, Brashea, Soaps, Periumcry, Pen aud poelf.
Knives Seissors, Gum. Plstok, Dnhs. Razor
&c Nc. Of ratiouS qp9iatss and ut the mea ytsf.
ed Pttocs Also, Pyctyif0tcd EItrQef Of Bnfl
i Hcie and highig ralHstie remedy, fJy sale by
howell DAVIES.
Dec % fits
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DlGGES OFFICE,
TyHch0rrg, Jan. I'd, 1899
NEW YEARS. PRESENTS,

jO-.HfFRitD|F
The Virginia Free Road Lottery, Glass No 3
draws at liaulsonpurg containing 6omfoytable
Capitals Of . 900, prizes of $4,000, of ~. 00e
: Of 1000 &c. exc. Call at the Cottage to-day
Tickets ], i only, shares in proportion, may /.
had on application at
DIGGES' OFFICE
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Tie btatIcr.--Wc shall venture no more pre-
dlrtons about the Weather 1t Is as changcablo as
The affections of finished colucue Last Satur-
day, under the influence ola geulal sun, We cx
pressed belief that We shoudbe BIZ Il with three
on four weeks OF good wcathcr--but thu paper had
scarcely been printed before the horizon was n
g,ln obscurcd by clouds and old 1tolls had let
,hp from his fsts one ofhls kcenest blasts. Since
that time the changes in the temperature hase been
more frequent than the days, although 1t has been
generally cold aud damp, ---somet lmes pertcndmg
snow, at others ram and al othgs sunshine, I'm.
I'll Friday night when we were visited 10y another
weehs since the earth was covered with neecy
mantle anl since the river has been completely
blocked up with l'e. The severity of the present
winter has parallel, IN the memory Of .heoid,sl
inhabitants
Since the preceding paragraph @as written a
friend has handed rs the t1llawing observations on
the state oI the weather Tor The SIX weal,s precc
ding The 2I,tutuo:
Tn the 20rh Nov at 6 O'Clock, a. IN the mcrcu
~ stooda at % Dig, On the22d tn first snow fell
3ash mercury at IL, at { O'Clock, il m Dec >
at 9 oeIo.ll IA m at lG - Dec 7th, three lncbas Of
now.---Dce. 18th, rt.rcwy at l6=-Dec 18th at
10 oeoeh p m. mercury at l0.--Dee. l6dl. at 90
clock IN. nj , In several othar thermometers
the mercury was between two onl three DEGREES
1
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g We are still without later adelra5 from Eu-
rope The National mtclllsenner say us advised
by those who understand the matter that owing To
the long continued and sometmes violent weston,
winds We can hardly expect any vessels from thu
eastern world for some days to comm the
absence of news from that quarter, we copy this
morning a brief but well written and interesting ar
tielc on the State Of Europe, from the Monthly
Roylcw.
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PumnulmuA Dee y W. regret to learn
that the honorable Spphen6 'ifad Esq departed TIN
life yesterday altonoen. nj seventeen minutes pas
three @ lock
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am, Sir, youf friend, &.
WIN. Il CRAWFORD.

CHARLES JARED i&uHha9tas ESl.
L may not be out ofplaeo 70 add here, that Mr..
mgcrsol, to HON the foregoing letter was written,
is the SANG gentleman to whom the letter of Mr..
Madison expressing nearly tie same views
on the same subject, was some months ago ad-
dresscd---and which, at the time of its appearance,
was published III this paper.Mr. Madison had
seem in the most stormy period of our history, and
in the most dangerous crisis through which our
government has passed, the inappreciable utility Of
the L. S. Bank---He had witnessed the benefits
which, by its ample and ready loans, it conferred
upon the government by increasing It's Pecmlary
resources, aud thereby enabling it to meet demands
upon the treasury which had else been protested
20 the injury OF our credit, and to the probable dis
solution of the Unlon---He hal seen exchange c
qualizcd by its influence, and a vitioted and cor
rrpt currency rendered safe and heo!thy'-spec'e
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! caagres--.'n con fiuenrf Of tht omission Of {
p1psr last Thursday, and no heavy rress Of L.
gs'atiye proceeding, we ere compelled Il omit our
usnll Congressional abstract this morning No
thius has been done r,quirne special mention II
We except III, rejection by large majority Of bin
for tie telief VI tho representatives. ofthe Late Gen
Hull thc nero OF Detroit, the report Of the Gcner-
4 Appropriation Bill aud the reference to com
mittee of proposition to allow the District Of Co
lanbia Il Delegate on the floor Of Congress, and a
separate Legislative Council. Preparatory steps
have also been taken with regard 10 the Apporlion.
mont bill, under the new census
The following sths select committee Of seven,
appointed on the subject of the claims Of the memo
rid Of the Satr Of Vr;ne for an adjustment Of
The claims other citizens for certain Revolutionary
services Mcs>rs. .Ioln Barbour Of "a Aue,
oil ofS G; Kendall o. Massachusetts, Burd of
Pennsylvania A. II SLrphcrs on { kmg of
NV Yotk and Marshall OF Kentucky
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WARDS OFFICE.
Tickets vi, owcst Prize IS.
VIRGINIA FREE ROADLOT-
Terry,

Class No =, for 1891
To he drawn III Hnrlsonburg, Va. on Tuesday
the Sd day Of Jan 1899
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Il. 1t yves us great p,nsWc 10 say thai the III
mon Of the resignation of Jaba " Caaaa. Esq the
able Senator IN Congress from tn state Of Della.
uafe. was uninund.d
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Jan .
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Also nj tie 4ame lime aud place, lihely Neei,
Nun beloneing toihe estate ~ Samuel Clayto'
doc. JAMES t.. CLAYTOR
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tween the las, preceding semi-annoai paymen, and
t.r dsath efsaeh person, shall 30 peii to his wi
dow. or, lfhe leave widow, 10 he Children.
Ses ) ia45s ia farsie, caaetsa, That the OF.
nrrs. ,og,-eon n si'ansj Officers, mariners or ma
rjncs, who served cor IKE term ia the naval ser
vice during The rcva toaary war, shall be eDtt'ea
T. the benefits OF tbs aei, IN the sumo manner As
provided for the officers AMI seldicrs efihe army Of
the revolution Approved, Jane - lsl2
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A mofs aa.A4.ous iarago Of abuse !, a grosser cut
sge on the personal rights and characters Of The
most elevated mon in our country a moro detoe'
rate perversion Of facts IN fine have never seen
and cannot imagine We took i up with some
thought Of dimectngif Rhi / viii not bear II.
The subject is t,o offensive ier the knife. We 'aha
II for rrapted rha, Ne author docs MT mean 10 con
tnne Ia hold hs office OF Senator But II he docs
hts ,rulsioi i,em he body which he has so grossly
calumu alod, would seem 70 be matter OF course.
l. sertas Il - tobe strange ambition which IN
disga a man - TIE So Htuah pans ns Nj HUI
doe - make himself rtt sonuiy obnoxious. i1e
delivered some scarriious dFeeches N The Sensif
during tau as, atssou. VI understand, but lie IN
not, VIC beieve condescend quit 50 low as he has
jaa d ~ sprcsl before ~. n which he chA'ae-
tetIses .saeeeizs II certain Senator'S "ho have no
superior ~ peu5sal integrity ~ personal cinfac'f',
loie and ia 5enar3 efforts y i bis IS reilly too
bud II IL, naother renson Mr. Iin.t should has'
obtained UPON = aaee.a, thnt he belongs - rs.
reeiaolc Profession winch hs has no night 10 DIS
erace. nov b, is elryafeat5ihe Senate, by using
;5wnuls hs political sdvorsatles lansnago f1eh ~
ia 40 10 ic loeiale IN any deceat sosiciY
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