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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-24
C9NGR ESS.
From the u. S. TeIerrgDh of Tucsdou

From the u. s.. Telegraph Of Tuesdav.
in the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Ewing concluded
his speech, on the subject of the tariff, in favor of
Mr. CIays resolution and the protective SYSTEM
The appropriation bills from the House for fortif.
cations; for revolutionary and other pensioners.
Tor line naval service, and for naval arrcaraUes,
were read twice, and, on motion OF Mr.. Smith
referred 20 the Committee on Finance. The Hill
from tho House, providing for the settlement of
The claims Of the State ofSouth Carolina AGAINST
the United States, was also read twice. and. on
motion OF Mr.. Miller, referred to the Committee ON
Military Affairs. Mr.. Miller, Of S. c., has the
floor to-day.
In the House Of Representatives, Mr.. Everett.
OF Mass, presented a memorial from J. j. Audi
bon, the distinguished naturalist, praying that his
history OF American birds may be imported free of
duty. "A variety ofother memorials and petitions
were presented; and several resolutions on the sub
Ject OF private claims, were introduced. The acts
OF incorporation of the Bank of the United States.
ana the charter Of the old bank, were on motion
OF Mir. Thomson, of Ohio, ordered to bo printed
W.T. Thomas, OF Louisiana, submitted a Joint re.
solution directing an adjournment from this dav
Ghiil thursday, i'll honor of the centennial birth.
day OF Washington, which was read a first, second.
and third time, ard passed. Four engrosscd bills
were read n third time and passed: and the bill TO
ucfine the qualification of voters in the Territory
or Arkansas, was ordered to be cngrossed. The
ON on the subject Of relieving certain insolvent
ooDlors OF the United States, occupied the atten.
ton of the House during the remainder of the
sitting. "
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 16, 1S3.
Gen. ID. Green:
G. A. WICKLIFFE.


WASHINGTON, Feb. l6, 1892.
SIR: | decline publishing the papers. which. with
a view to that object, you submitted to my consi-
deration the day before yesterday. lift should be-
come necessary, | trust | shall have it in my power
TO justify my course, not only in this particular, but
IN that Also which, 1t seems to be the purpose of
the papers communicated by you, TO rcprehend.
FOUR most ob'dt servant,
T.. +. BLAIR.
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Wsac sgaCsa5aa@5aes NNsg3g.
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n IT the reader commence tho Essay signed
Teuscr, he will not dcsist un.ii he has finished ii
foR THE WuIG.
MEssRs. EDrroCS: \ member mvself oc the
Virginia Colonization Society, and . decided sup
porter of it's views, | have seen with much inter
est, their gradual progress and effect. Among tho
most striking evidences of tsat progress, we may
we'll consider the proceedings at the CGpitol on
wednesday, evening last. when the young men
OF Il community enter thus earnestly into the spi
rt OF colonizatIon, or any o'lcr great public mea.
sure, IFS success may be luuNcd upon rs undouhict
and iudisIUtahlr. II was. indeed, : scene 10 uni:k.
en- the pulse and diluic the hosnm of every Nirui
man, who truly loves his country. Yc1. With al
Tho feelings of a Nirgininu on this exciting occa
sion; while listening TO eloQuenco that only gave
expression 10 the thoughts and wishes Of every in
Slvidual present, and for that renson alone, proyec
nothing; II still occurred TO me, that the patriotism
OF tho meeting was either too enthusiastic to dis
scrn, or too narrow 10 embrace, an object not less
important, and certainly as easy Of attainment.
The removal of free negroes is acknowledged TO
be a measure of vast and urgent inpSrtancc; but
there Is another evil, rs directly AZ variance wI'h
the prosperity of our Commonwealth Us the free
eoiorod population itself and perhaps moro dam
eoTouS, from its iHSidioIs ch1ractcr-sInCc it ap.
pears to have escaped inc notice of am assembly
30 exalted in talent ard lovo OF country, as that
which has given riSC TO this communication |
shall explain myst!i at sono lcngih, and summon
argument to NY aid, if can command it: for +.
do not forget That this meeting took place under
the peculiar auspices Of that profession, whose
members arc vCrscd in The business Of convincing
others, and stcrnly require TO DO convinced them
selves.
I Among the pcculiari.ios resulting from the OK.
is'cncc Of two ClIsacs Of population i'm VIRGINIA.
classes etcrnally and strongly divided bv tho d s.
tlnction Of colour, tile most care!ccs observer will
hardly fail TO remark, that the white class consists
exclusively Of gentlemen. This may wei seem a
paradox; but like many other paradoNcs, it is strict
ly true. The term i;sGlfi is doubtless Il relic Of our
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" Van Burcn Mt Howg.-The following pro.
s~oedings deserve the readers attention.
VAN EIrRRN AtErTIN

1t a meeting of the citizens of Troy and it's
vicinity, holden at the Court-Housc on the wen.
ing Of the 18th instant, which in numbers and re-.
sPcctabI'ity was never surpassed, and 1t is believed
never c7n7Iled on any similar occasion in this cI.
ty, Benjamin ". Horr w5e appointed President.
jeremiah Dauchy, Vice President, Thomas Turn.
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"IfOw pleasant Ills To see.
Brethren and friends agree

Another schism has occurred among the Jack
sonians-the Western Jucksonians-thc spcci,J
curators of the Hcro-Tennesseans and Kcntuck-
ians-at Washington. The cause is explained by
MIR. Wicklifte's letter. The breach is deadly, and
we learn will carry oil a strong Kentucky dctach.
mcnt from the President. The most remarkable
circumstances attending this affair, are the refusal
OF the Globe to publish the correspondence, and
of Messrs. Grundy, White, and Polk, to answer
Wickiitie's lettcr-perhaps the most conclusive an
swer under the circumstances, which they could
have made. They assign as reasons their unwil-
llngness to revive the controversy, and their wish
to have nothing to do with it. Mcssrs. Bib, Dan.
iei, Ovcrton, and Cave Johnson, support the alIo
cations in Mr.. Wicklitlc's letter. We consider it
unnecessary to publish their letters.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16, 1892.
Gen. +. Green:
SIR: Both %Propricty and right dictated that [
should request the editor of the Globe to insert the
correspondence which accompanies this note.
This request having been declined by him.. as will
be seen by his letter, | have to ask the favor of
the editor of the Telegraph to publish it, if, in his
opinion, there exists no reason in the nature and
character of the communication which forbids its
insertion. Yours respectfully,
G. a. WICKLIFFE.
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are now pursuing IN selecting Vice President 10 be run
upon his ticket, that the Committee ask TO be INDUCED
whilst they briefly advert TO this forcblc commentary
upon their principles and professions The friends Of
the President through the mouhpiece oil the party Ga
leading Journal OF the Sate) have invariably conended
Tor such construction OF the Constitution as limits the
powers oil the Federal Government to the letter oil that
instrument or such powers tcdedl 10 the pow
ers thus expressed Against Tai save for the purpo-
OF Revenue, they have always contended. Any sys
tenn oil Internal improvements conducted by the Federal
Government, have met at the Threshold with their hr
and determined opposition, upon Constitutional scrupes
IL was TO have been expected that these gentlemen, Tor
the sake of consistency least would when the power
put within their CONTROL have avaed themselves oil
IL 10 procure the services of who advocated these
principles But, possessing this power how have they
exercised uH The Father OF Constructions thus con-
strued--thc eloquent advocate of Constitutional pow
ers thus dehncd--a gentlemen who sustained these
very principles with zeal and ability unrvalled on
the nOor OF Congress, supcradded 10 great private
worth and unblemished moral reputaon-a native and
citizen oil the Statc-one whom many of us have
been gratied TO honor with our condolences; when this
distinguished gentleman is put in nomination for Office
with assurances OF in this State beyond cavi
doubt, this party following in the wake OF their
editorial eadcr tur upon this their old their tried and
consistent friend, and take up stranger; stranger in
feeling, in sentiment and in principle; gentleman who
three months sncc II brought the notice of the people
OF this Commonwealth in opposition to the candidate (the
choice) of the State, would have of five
of the votes polled-d idtituddrian Of the most aditu
dinous caste. This gentleman is taken up by the Rich
mond juno toisted upon the Virginia public by the adop
ton OF every ad captandum appeal that ingenuity in
vent and now fairly tackled TO the Jackson ticket, with
the bright prospects of securing the vote Of the SateIi
this be principle ask TO be delivered from its influenced
The Committee conclude by recommending Cores
ponding Committee OF young men, whose duty il shall be
TO correspond with other committees particularly in those
States whose cooperation have calculated upon in this
address; and at periods communicate the information they
may acquire TO the public.
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POETRY ".
g NucH rIr RrMAixs UNsrNo. >


ODE TO HEAVEN shelley.
Paloce-roof OF cloudloss uieht,.
Paradise of golden lights.
Deep, immeasWoblc, vast,
Which art now, aud which vert then,
Ot tho present and the past,
OF the eternal Nhere aud when,
Presence chamber, temple, home,
Evcf-canopying dome,
Or acts and ugcs yet 10 come.
Glorious shapes have life IN thee,
Earth, mud NIL carth's company;
Living globes which over throng
Thy deep chasms and wilderncssos,
aud groen worlds that glide along;
Aud swim stars with flashing tresses /;
Nn1 icy moons most cold and bright,
And mighty suns beyond thc night,
Atoms ofintcnscsi light.
Even thy name is as sol,
Heaven. for thou mt tho abode
Of that power which is the glass
Wherein man his nature sees.
Generations, rs they pass,
Worship thee with Bonded knees.
Thor uaremainins gods and they
Like "A river roll away:
Thou remainost such Away.
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meeting Of respectable number Of the citizens Of
frcdecksburg opposed to the reelection OF General An
drew jackson President Of the United States, convened
At the Mayors Office on the 3ls ultimO, Col Thomas II.
Bots was called 10 tie Chair and John Howson appointed
Secretary.
The Chairman stated the object fine meeting, where
upon COMMITTEE composed OF the following gentlemen,
VIZ Robert - Scmpe, Edwin Carter, Henry Smith, Tho
mas Jackson, and George r. Peake appointed pre-
pare an address The Committee, after having retired for
lmc' returned and presented the subjoncd address,
which read accepted and ordered TO be published
IN accordance with the object avowed in calling the
meeting, on notion was resolved lai the Chair be vest
ed with lhc power 10 appoint committee Of Young Mon,
10 bc ylcd ihc Central Corresponding Committee, whose
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I'm ERY-YIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the County of Cumberland from the 4h
to the 9th days of June inclusive, in the year 1892
Miller Woodson, Plf
against
Leonard Bosher, Def
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the of Assembly and the
Rules OF this court and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he is not nhabant of this country il is Or
dered that the said defendant do appear here the
day of the next September term and answer the Bill Of
the painti and that copy of this order be forthwith
serted in in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at the front door
of the Court House of this county.
Copy-Tese. JOHN DANIEL, ir, C.
July 3. I6.wSw
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IN CERY-V1RoINIA-In Goochland Coun.
Il ty Court 18th June, 1892
Thomas Binford Plaintiff,
against
Kenneth McRae and William McRae Defendants
The Bill of the plaintiff being read and filed, and the
defendant William McRae, having his appear
and given security according the of the Gene
raj Assembly and the Rules of this Cortland appear
ing the Court by satisfactory evidence that he not an
nhabitant of this Commemorative the motion of the
plaintiff by Counsel is ordered that the said defendant
William Mcltae do appear here at before September
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
cessively and also posted at the front door OF the
house of this county.
a Copy. Teste, NAT. w. MILLER, D. c. c. c.
July g. I6-wsw
I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a Court of quar-
"a tery session continued and held for Richmond Coun
1892
Charles Dodson, Plaintiff,
Against
Rawleigh Dodson and Susan his wife, Charles b. Kent
and winncred his wife, William H. Hall and Louisa his
wife, Richard Dodson, Hannah DOdsOn, Elizabeth Dod
Dodson, deceased, Ewell Alexander and Alice his wife,
Della, Joseph, Winney Presley, William and Jane Dod-
son, Defendants.
on his notion it is ordered that the defendants be
moned 10 appear here the first day of August term
said BILL and to shew cause if any they
can, why the land Of which Alexander Dodson died seiz
cd and possessed should not be sod and the proceeds
vided according TO law among the heirs of the said Alex
ander Dodson, dec and il appearing to the Court that the
defendants Presley, William Jane Della, Joseph, Win
ney, Hannah, Elizabeth Jane and - Dodson, are in
anS under the OF twenty years. Therefore John
t. Headley is appointed guardian adj Item to Presley,
William and Jane Dobson; Bartholomew Dodson is APP
pointed guardian ad Item to Della, Joseph and Winney
DodsOn and Charles b. Kent is appointed guardian ad
Item TO Hannah Elizabeth, Jane and - Dodson: and
the defendant Richard Dodson having entered his APP
pearance, and given security according TO the Act of As
sembly and the rules of this Court and appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the Court that he nhabitant of this
Commonwealth, the motion of the plaintiff by his at
toney ordered that the said defendant Richard Dod
do appear here the first day of August term next
and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in the Enquirer, newspaper print
ed in the City of RichmOpd for months successiyeIy
and also posted the front door OF the Court House of this
county. a Copy. Teste,
GEO. SAUNDERS, C. r. c.
June -. 10--wSw
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n AND FOR SALE.-The Subscribers being DESTROYS
Of removing to the West will sell bargain in their
Tract OF Land, called Woodawn, in the county of Cum
oerand containing $50 acres nearly 300 of which well
mbered woodland excellent for tobacco living on Willis
River 10 miles above Gainesville, and mile above Burr
Miils-lhe plantation is in good repair and has on il
family, and from its healthy situation and convenience TO
markets is rendered every way desirable As il is pre-
sumed that no one will purchase, without first viewing the
premises, further description is deemed unneceEsary-
Onetrd OF the purchase money be paid down. and the
balance in three equal annual instamen the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security, deed of trust on
the property to secure the payment.
CHARLES w. LEWIS
Feb 9. CanOtA1 JOHN N LEWIS
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June II

EN CONCENTRATIONS Rules held in the
"a Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior CouHof Law
and Chancery, for the County of King William, Mon
day, the 4th Of June, 1892:
Joseph Fox, and Elizabeth D. Fox his wife, Judith +.
Fox John N. Fox, Joseph H. Fox, Thomas p Fox, Mary
Fox Richard Fox and Sarah Fox the seven last named chill
dren of the said Joseph Fox aud Elizabeth D. Fox
fants under the age of twenyone years. by the said Jo-
seph Fox their next FRIEND Pitts.
against
John Fox, George Fox, Alfred Fox, Albert Fox Thomas
II. Fox, Richard w. Fox, Charles J. Fox and Sarah Fox
Thos Lewich, and Frances his wife, who Frances
Fox, Martin Drewry, and Mildred s. his wife, who was
Mildred s. Fox, VIM Hatcbet, and Judith his wife, who
was Judith Fox and George Harriss, Delts.
The Defendants, John Fox, George Fox, Alfred Fox,
Albert Fox and Sarah Fox not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according the Act of
sembly and the rules Of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
State: 1t is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the first Monday in August next and answer the
bill of the compliments; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the CT
ty of Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY andposted
at the front door of the Court House of this county.
Copy. Teste, RO. b. POLLARD ID. c.
June IL. l0--wSwF
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NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE-Thc
subscriber, having taken the store above the
Eagle Hotel offers to his friends and the public generally
carefully selected and very general assortment Of Drugs
Medicines, Perfumery Paints Oils, Dye Stuhs, Window
Glass, Sc &c all Of which have been recently purchas-
ed by himself in the Northern cities, and will be sold,
wholesale retail, good terms any other house
in this city.
Physicians country merchants, and others are respect
fully invited to give him call.
All orders md prescriptions will be carefully attended
by himself, on under his immediate Inspection
Having been for than ten years past actively en-
gagged in this business he hopes to be able to give general
satisfaction and socits share ofpublic patronage.
May 49, [5-wSw1 ALEXANDER DUVAL.
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I'm ERY--VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
n Clerks Office OF Essex County Court the ith day OF
June, 1882:
James Dunn, PltlE
against
Walter Jones, otherwise called Walter Jones, cx'or OF
Catharine T. Mccall, decd, and Robert c. Blackley,
Deits.
The defendant Walter Jones, not having entered his APP
pearance and given security according TO the Act of AS
sembly and the rules OF this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabant of this
State: IL is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
the third Monday in September next and the
plaintiffs BILL and hata copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in newspaper published in the City of Rich
mond town Of fredericksburg for two months
syey and that another copy be pasted the front door Of
the Courthouse OF this county. Copy. Testc,
JAMES ROY MICOU, Jr. G.
June 10. I2-wSw
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III AND FOR sALE.-The subscriber wishing to dis
n pose of his land in Virginia and remove the West.
ern country, offers for sale, by private contract the fol-
lowing lands; the tract which he resides in the coun-
~ of Louisa, and the North Anna river, nine miles
north Of louisa Courthouse containing by estimation
454 IL acres IL is obvious that this affords many
and great advantages to enterprsDg man II has on it,
several good dwelling houses store lanyard and shops
for mcch2nicsalo Of which at present. rented good
prices there is good merchant mill Immediately at the
place, which Is offered for sale 1t is believed that
few situations afford important advantages for the
establishment and support Of manufactory.
Also, tract Of land, lying nearly the North Anna
river about six miles distant from the above named con-
tanning $50 acres, with about 40 Of fresh cleared
land the balance in timber, and very mill,
which furnishes great quantity Of plank TO the village
Orange courthouse, miles distant
Also, other tract adjoining the last mentioned con
tanning 331 acres, all in timber.
Also, onosxh part Of undivided tract Of 22OO acres
lying in the county Of Tyler, within IL miles Of the
courthouse As this last mentioned land lies remote
from me, J would sell Il at considerable sacrifice. For
terms aud further particulars, apply TO
JAMES r. ELLIS.
~. H. would receive young negroes in exchange for
thc above land.
Eilisyillc juno 3 0-1afit
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CHARLES w. LEWIS,
FEB y. llailOtI JOHN n. LEWIS.

HNLKW0OD ESTATE.-The Proprietor of the Elk
NJ wood estate in the county of Cupeper informs the
public that that desirable property will be put up at pub
lie aucon on Wednesday the LIST day of August next on
the premises unless AN eligible offer is, in the meantime,
made for the same by private contract For particulars
he begs to refer to his advertisement of last year ANY
gentleman wishing for further information, may obtain the
same by addressing line TO John Browning at the Post
Once, Stevensburg, Culpeper county, Virginia.
The estate consists Of 1881 acres, hereabout, living
compact with Mansion House in the centre i'm good re-
pair and substantial barns and oubuildngs of every de-
scnpton, at a convenient distance from the Dwelling
stream through the estate, which are one or
two mill sites The property is bounded side by
the river Rappahannock and extensive bottom of low
grounds, without marsh stagnant water of many hum
dred The open lands in cultivation are nearly all
ON level and consist, in general of rich oams not liable
towash or wear large breadth is in clover, and il is
among the best grazing land in the State Distance from
Washington City go miles, and 30 miles from Fredercks
burg.
The Editors OF the Wing, the Winchester Republican
the National lnelgencer and the Fredericksburg Pol
cal Arena, will insert the same in May the list and
4th weeks in June, aud the 2nd and Sd weeks in July
May [117-5t-wt2OhJuyl j. BROWNING
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I'm RY-VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
"a Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery Of Caroline County, the 4h day Of June,
1882:
James Duval, Pltf.
against
Younger T.. Gayle and Thomas II. Burruss DTS.
The defendant Gayle, not having entered his appearance
and given security according to the Of Assembly and
the rules of this Court and il appearing by satisfactory
dence that he is not inhabant OF this
it ordered that the said defendant do appear before the
said Court at the Court House, the first day of the
next term, and enter his appearance and give security
performing the decree OF the said Court that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
lished in the City of Richmond, for two onths successive
ly and posted at the front door of the Court House of this
county Copy-Teste,
RoBT HUDGIN, c. C.
June &c. I1-wSw
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The subscriber
Is authorised to sell privately that valuable estate on
which Capt Humphrey C. Watkins formerly resided stu
ated in King and Queen county the Dragon bridge
aud Immediately upon the Dragon rum and upon the main
hanna, in Middesex county and containing about FIVE
hundred and tirtye This land is well adapt
ed to the growth of and wheat eighty acres OF which
IS Dragon low grounds covered with very fine Cypress
trees, well suited for shingles, plank scanding &c &c
The buildings are in good repair for country residence;
should the land not be sold by the 10th Of July then
will be leased for term Of years. will also sell all the
said IL C. Watkins interest in other small piece of
land lying in Mddesex county about five miles from Ur-
hanna, and adjoining the land of r. q. Nottingham.
p. T. POLLARD, Agent for H. C. Watkins
June 10 I2-wtT