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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
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' "'e h"H"ohd enquirer, May lJN.
TX Is rumorcdl that many of the Representa-.
hVcs In congress from the State of New York are
i"r'"'tea oy The cla,nours of their avarcious ma
m'iacters' and are prepared To IL off from every
iioera' adjustment of this vcxcd question; aud OK
p'ss very ii''ie interest in preserving the Union,
OF III doing justice to the injured South. Can thia
oe so! VIII they sacrifice their country to a set of
greedy monopoiSts? If it be so, then let then, be-
ware OF the consequences. New York will feel too
'ate the loss of her influence in the Union or the
iui'. "hicn she may bring upon it. AID mark we'll
"i,"c' 'hing.-itcly upon IL, speak the voice
Oh hous tnds, who, like ourselves, have not even
pm ice TO ask of her, that her may hereafter
turn III vain TO the South for support if she now
turns against U.S."
we think this pretty plain. What is it but this
-'"entiencn of tho New York Delegation friend.
~ TO Mr. Van Buren,, if you do not vote rs ,re wish
you, zee will not vote for Mr.. Van Buren, as Vice
PRESIDENT now, nor President hereafter. We know
very well tina, this may be thought, bv some visit
ing your sins on his head, but know better We
Know you and him too we'll, to doubt that YOU are
merely his Acknowledgment, who will dance
-anXiously looking-to Virginia for support We
Know he has supported measure, that he will
not abandon at a moments notice, if he can
thereby promote his individual advancement and
that he is so tame i'll spirit, that threats are the
most cflectual means Of operating upon him.
Our readers, we doubt not, will concur with us in
the opinion that the Editor of the ENQUIRER does
know Mr.. Van Buren, we'll and truly define ltcs his
character.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
FROM the u. s. Telegraph Of yesterday.
ANOrHER OIIERACE.

. VIII be reco'lccted that when Doctor Davis of
SCUM carolina, was under examination, no was
asked by MIR. Cook of Ohio, what business had
1.oue". nun To this city. 1t seems that the raian,
Doctors courage was worked up to the uriting
point and that he accordingly demanded an cxpla-
u n''ion; lie has been threatening what he would
uo' ana no doubt, as he has had the hoaor of pre-
senring set OF sticks to the President, he would
upon his character and intclligcnce upon condition
M"emg hts expenses paid! Tho Doctor, no
.o"ce believes that his best chance for Office s
10 Vght Tor 1t. But unless VIC are much deceived,
h; WI S.arve hrst We will undertake to appcnse
tavern bill. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

oy H. w. wood, Alexsn der Rves, T. w. Muury,
ihomas ;. Randolph and Charles Cooke, Ezqrs.
and during which. owing to its long continuance
large number of persons left the courthouse and
.o'neu 10 tneF respective bones. At lato hour
IN the evening the question was taken on the adopt
ION vi inc substitute oiorod by the minority i'm the
committee, and a division being requested, it was
adopted by n vote of SC to IS. The chairman and
SECRETARY Ihcn asked 10 be excused from acting
ta'thcr as such, on the grounds that having voted
tor the preamble and resolutions reported by tho
committee, 1t after the adoption of tho substitute,
my continued TO act, they might be considered as
yeldhg their views, and pledged to give their sup
port to the nominee of the Baltimore Convention
whoever no might bo-Thcy were accordingly OK
cusei by tho meeting, and DR.. Charles Cooke and
wilson NJ. Cary were requested to fill their places
respectively.
The following are the proceedings as finally a.
dopted by the Meeting according to the papers of
the Secretary:
Being deeply impressed in the present unsettled
state of our political affairs with the necessity of
filling the second office of our Government, viz: the
wee Presidency, with an individual possessing the
confidence of the Republican Party of the Nation:
And that to attain this important end it is desirable
TO unite IN any attempt that is made to concentrate
public opinion upon some individual worthy of our
condolences:
Resolved, That we will unite with our republican
brethren OF the rest of the Union in sending dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention.
Resotrcd, That our Delegates be desired to press
upon the notice of tho Conv onton, the claims of
our iellow-c'tizcn, p. p. Barbour, to the office of
Vice President. But should they fail TO obtain his
recommendation, to uu--t i'll recommending to the
people, the individual possessing in their opinion
the largest share of the confidence of the republi
can party.
Rssotred, That our delegates be instructed to
cndcavor to procure the sense of the Convention
III relation to the Vice Presidency, to be taken &C
cordlng to the electoral strength of each State
there represented.
Rcsolrcd, That Gen. WIN. f. Gordon, DR.. Cha's
Cooke, V. w. Southal Alexander Rivcs and Rice
w. wood, Esqrs be and are hereby deputec to
represent this meeting in the Convention to be held
IN Baltimore the 2lst inst
Resoired, That the Editors Of tho Virginia Ad.
vocato, Richmond Enquirer, and Washington
Globe, be requested to publish these proceedings in
their respective papers
CHARLES COOKE, Chairman
WILSON NJ. CARY, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
From the Charlottesville Adrocafs.l

Two notices of meetings to be held at the Court
house on Monday last, the 18th inst, appeared in
the last number of the Virginia Advocate One of
these was addressed to those of our citizens who
were friendly to the reelection of Andrew Jackson
as President, and to the election of =. p. Barbour
as Vice President Of the United States The other
20 those who approved Of tho nomination bv tLo
Convention to be held at Baltimore of n candidate
who might unite the support of the Republican par.
iy for the Office of Vice President An unusually
2lrge number of the citizens of this county assem-
bcd accordingly, at the Court house on Monday
last; and Immediately after the adjournment OF
court, meeting was organized of those assembled
under tho first of the notices above mentioned bv
man, and james w. Saunders, Esq. Secretary.
Some preliminary conversation then ensued, when
III consideration of the fact that two meetings had
been called at the same time and place, which
would probably differ in their views, it was agreed
that the proceedings of the meeting already organ
iXcd, should be open to alteration and amendment
IN conformity TO the wishes of majority Of those
assembled, Whatever the result might be.
y colnnuco was then appointed TO draught a
preamble and resolutions expressive of the sense
OF inc meeting consisting of the following gentle
mcn:-Charlcs Cooke, Charl Brown James
Clarke, J. ". Gilmer, VIM d. Hart, John Goss.
Kicc w. Wood and John Watson, to which on
motlon the Chairman was added. The committee
having rctired after a conference which lasted a
considerable Time, reported preamble and resolu.
tons, which arc appended TO this report or the
proceedings OF The meeting. substitute for the
report was then offered to the meeting. which IL
was understood bad been previously offered in com,
mltico and outyoed, embodying The views of those
who had convened under the second Of the notices
above mentioned a very animated and nrotr,ctcd
debate then ensued, characterized nv con ;dc- H.
warmth and unusual ability, in which the adoption
OF the report of the committee was advocated
with great spirit by Nathaniel Wolfe and Thomas
W. Gllmer, Esqrs, and opposed with equal ability
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

The Young Mems National Republican Couvcu.
ton EFFORTS admiration and applause even from its
opponents. Tho Washington Correspondent of
tho Now York Courier ana Enquirer saws:
81 must say that tacy conducted themselves
with greet dccorum and gcntlcm MY Propricty,
throughout the whole of their debate on the no
mlnation OF their candidatcs-Ilcnry Clay and
John Sergeant As the Senate OF the United States
now stands before the people, in point Of reputafion
Thu that dignidcd body might do worse than
take few lessons from these young men in the
order and propricty ofpubc proceedings, One of
tho best speocheS-spOkcn in the best stylc-was
made by young gentleman by the name Of MIR.
Bradford, from Hartford, Maryland. In purity Of
tssle-in tho brilliant imagcry-in easy diction;
u was particularly remarkable. or course there
was not single political opinion in it with which
could agree, but the force and lnodosty, and pro-
priety of delivery deserved much praise Mr..
Faulkner of Virginia, also made very good
speech"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
Fluvanna Land and { ity Lots.

* ME- subscriber offers for sale, Tract Of Land
ID lying on tho Rivanna River in the county of
Fluvanna, containing 1921 acres, about 80 miles
above Richmond, ID below Charlottesville, in the
immediate vicinity of fredericksburg and Union
Mills. small portion OF the land lying on and
near the river is cleared and prepared for cutva-
ton; the residrc is heavily covered with the best
Pine and hite-Oak timber. The situation is
healthy, the tract well watcred, and the soil adapt
ed TO the growth Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco
There are three or four mills in the immcdi-
ate neighbourhood, to which the timber can be
hauled over good road and the recent improve
mcnts in The navigation of the Rivanna River have
rendered the facilities of conveying the timber to
Richmond or Charlottesville very great. The tract
VIII be divided into two or more parcels, if purcha
serS desire it.
Also, IL or Is lots in this city, lying on tho
Dock, in Adams Valley, and on Richmond Hill.
| Also, the whole, or part of my undivided inter
est III the estate of Col. Richard Adams, deceased
Persons wishing to purchase, can apply to me
in this City, until the 10th of July next After
that time, application be made to my brother.
OK. H. Adams,) in this Cty.or by letters addressed
to me, nj Tallahassee Florida.
may l7-itcf JOHN J. ADAMS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
TOBiCCO INSPECTIONS from September
20 1901 lis20
RICHMOND MARKETS MavI7.

'>'N'i'toANb hANh May ~.
IoBACCO.-RefuScd, $23a3!; common passed,
3!Gi; middling 10 good, 4iuGi; fine, 7aS5.
CoALS.-Best, lGa20 cts; inferior, llal4.
BACON.-iIog round, las cts
Oh EES E-6aS CTS.
o :I NDLES.- Mould, 1903 cts; sperm, cla32.
green, J3 cts: common. -.
MACkEREL-No. 3, S2.9jn325.
RAlSlNS.-Bunch, 350d375.
NAIIS-6 cts.
GLASS.-Sxi0, half box, ASH.
blME.-Thomaston, cask, so.
MOLhSS ES-2SG32 c,s.--scnrce
Sales Of Eastern HAY, SIS cts. scarce and in de
muud.
PLASrER.-ss3la4.
The supply of GROCERIES generally, is quite
small.
Late sales of FLOUR. $40, market heavy.
fKEiGHTS-To Boston, flour, 40 cents
" n. York, do. 30
&" Europe. tnbac., .5a47s.
" do. -four, is. 81.
W FcsH"!s of all descriptions in demand
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
From The Ne,o York Commercial Of Mny

FROM The NeC YORK Commercial Of Nay ii.
TIE CAUSE Sound PRIScIrLEs-It affords IT'S
pleasure TO perceive the steady march of sound prn-
cipcs in the country. Meetings Of the National
Republicans have been held in Washington, Monroe
Cayugn, and several other counties at which a spi-
rit has been manifested producing much good We
have likewise before series of able and spirit
ed resolutions adopted by very large and respect
able meeting of National Republicans in the coun-
ty of OSwcgo. They chiefly upon the subject
Of the rejection of Mr.. Van Buren, by the Senate
Of the United States, which body is sustained by
the resolutions while the political character Of Mr.
Van Buren, is portrayed by the hand of a master
Among the highly respectable gentlemen found as
participating in the proceedings, perceive that
OF our veteran friend Major Cochran, formerly of
Montgomery CO. lie has long been an active and
honorable politician in this State, and we rejoice
to find him yet in the field. lie was for many years
IN the Senate of this State, with Mr. Van Buren,;
and few amongst us more Intimately acoraint
ed with The sinuositliies of his selfish and unwor.
thy polltica. career. We trust that meetings will
be held i'm all the countless but let their pTocecd
ings be as prudent as they should be TEMPERATE
and firm; and let every measure he taken with a
view to an honorable union of the whole opposition
to the present National and State Admins tration
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

| Extract oLoce referred to.I

SEC. ,. ne it f,srther enaciea That the said
President and Directors OF the North Western
turnpike Road be, and they are hereby empowered
as soon as may be necessary, for purposes herein
declared, to borrow on hccredit of the State sum
or sums OF money, no! exceeding one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars, and at rate OF into
rest not exceeding six per ccntum per unnum.-
he monies SO to be borrowed Shall be paid
INTO the Treasury upon the warrant of the Sc
cond Auditor; and upon tho receipt in the Troa-
sury, OF the sum or borrowed tho
Treasurer shall Issue certificate of stock for
the amount thereof purporting that the Com
monwcath OF Virginia owes to the lender. his heirs
executors, administrators assigns, the princi-
pal sum so borrowed, together with the interest at
the rate agreed on, and that the interest is payable
mlannuay Of the treasury Of the Common
wealth. Such certificate shall show on the face
! thereof, that the loan made under the au-
thorly OF this act. 1t shall be signed by tho
| Treasurer, and countcrsigned by the I'd Aud.:cr
and registered in book TO be kept by HIM for iiat
purpose, and be then delivered to the lender or la
| agent Every such certificate of stock shall bo
transferable on the books OF the Second Auditor
ana the semannual interest thereon, shall be paid
on ms warrant. The principal sum authorised TO
DC borrowed by this act, is hereby declared to bo
rredcemabe for twenty years, but shall afterwards
DC redeemablc at the pleasure of the General IA.
Semby, wIthina period not exceeding fifteen wears
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

From MaJeuo-rhc brig Constitution, At PHI
ladcpha in 2G days from Madeira, reports that
that Island was blockadcd by frgatc, brig and
schooner of Don Pcdro's squadron. Four br;y,
from New York. with corn, -four, &c. had nrr;
we'd off immediately after the blockade was establish
ed; they ordered Oft, and had sailed for g.
braltar and Cadiz. Flour and Corn had rj.en
and would continue dear until the Island chan~cd
masters the blockade was raised
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

The Conspiracy eaSe.-A trial which has excited
no little interest in the city IF New York, was ter
minated on Monday. 1; was the case Of the People
against Margaret Agnew, Andrew Agncw, and
Gcoge Graham, for a conspiracy against the Rev.
Dr. Phillips, clergyman Of that city. The jury
found verdict Of guilty against Margaret Agnew
and George Graham, and declared Andrew Agncw
not guilty. The decision is spoken of in the New
York papers az triumphant acquitta Of the reve-
rend gentleman Of the foul charge which had been
uttered against him,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
Esr0sveg Egoeg: S.sy5sc Es,cos

FESilE Races over the Broad Rock Course will
b commence on Monday, the 21st of the pre-.
sent month, and continue three days-first dav,
proPrictors purse, two mile heats; purse 5000 en-.
trance Sl5--sccord day, Jockey Club purse, three
mile heats, purse $500, entrance S520-third day,
Colt Race is expected free for any colt that never
won race lSlIAM PICKETT.
mnY l2-lf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
Negroes for Sale

AZ virtue of a Decree Of the Comfy Court ri
IA e New Kent, pronounced in a c.e5e therein
pending. between Elizabeth Atkins, and others,
against John 7. Crump's admir-. on the 10Th d9y
e. May, 1892, will be sold for cash, at the Sell
iaYeLn' IN the city Of Richmond, on Saturday,
~ ~. inst :sve!-i Ts.Y Ek='V yCTrs-Cy NJ
TFHEs. by ErwAEr e. Ck-'4r c-r,,y
ma Heat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

UI"hy is the Globe the only paper in Wash.
ington opposed TO Mr.. Bibb's anon :nent to ubo-
lish postage on Newspapers? Because it is frank
ed by thousands, by the public officers. while other
papers arc denied this privilege
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

MExrco.-By an arrival at Philadelphia, from
TamPico, information has been received that the
state of IicItccas lfd declared in favor Of ST. An
ma. 1T Vera Cruz the news had inspired the great
est JOY; canuons fred on the OCCASION.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
Real and Personal Estate for Sale.

Real and Personal Estate for Sale
FESHE Subscriber intending to remove from, h;s
"a present residence, will sell, on MONDAY
2lSt INST, at IL O'clock, at public auction ON tho
premises, the tract OF Land on which he now re-
sides, with all the Improvements thereon, contain
ing 800 acres between Is and 30 is seeded in
wheat, about the same quantity in corn, and Is in
oats: adjoining the lands ofJohn Stratton, Edward
Lynch and others.
AISo--ono other tract lying on james River.
containing SOB acres, near Bermuda Hundred. adj
Joining John Archer, John Stratton, Edward TT
BoISScdu and Geo. Cox, of which, about 200 acres
are enclosed, the balance well nsbcred with oal,
and pine; soil Of an improbable quality, and well
adapted to wheat and clover; about DO acres soycd
IN wheat, and the same quantity in corn At the
same time aud place will be Sold the stock OF
licrScs Cattle and Hogs good work Horses
yoke OF Oxen, which first rave Corn Fodder and
Plantation Utensils likewise all tho Household and
Kitchen Furniture, and 500 lbs. Bacon, put up for
family use
IcrmS--ior tho Real Estate, one. fourth 70 bo
paid on the first day of December next the hoI,occ
TO be divldedin three equal annual instruments from
that day. For tho Personal Estate crcdii will be
gwen until LIST December, for all sums over 500
under, cash: bonds with approved security viii bs
required In all cases, aud for the Real estate 4.eJ
oftiust ON the property.
THOMAS STRATTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

JAMAfcA--Jamaica papers received to the
llh nit inclusive. The cutlery against the Mis-.
Slorarics OF all denominations continued to be vio-
lent. The United States ship Vinccnncs, Captain
Shubrick, hid arrived at Kingston for the purpose
otlandng George Harrison, Esq. the Consul.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
Chesterfield Co., may 4-2awts
VALUABLE IKN, s OF ENNI3
FOR ,SiYT

= ~ pursuance OF Decd OF Trust, bearing date
Il the 5,h of M,rcb, l527, and REGARDED IN ~,
county court OF A!bcmIrlg, and cg,c,.icJ tn me-
by j.. q Goodwin, and by order of tho parties for
whom The trust IS made, shall, on the l.. div of
June neat ~ - ociocS, offer Tor sac, tu the vrest
o"tr' Tor cash, aud 90 ih" Yrcmiscs that he ltrul
tract "i land, how III possession Of Sir. Go,dvyn il,
thoc"un'y of Aibeuarjc, which formed n part Of
Col. w {. Nicholas 'Wurrcu cs,aic~ 'C!is fr,ct
contains 5o5 acres, on james River, near the town
OF warren ana IS so generally known as ono Of tho
most desirable landed estates of its extent IN tIo
State that a minute description is deemed unno.
ccssary.
Persons dcsrors Of purchasing, ere invited 70
view inc premises, and referred to Mr.. Goodwin,
want The sale will positively take place On The
gay advertised, for cash, the premises, and The
tule IS Gndoubted--I shall convey only ne ,r,,gtea
~. TEMPLE GWATHMEY, Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

u The National Intolligcncer received this
morning, contains Mr.. Adams Report upon the
Bank of the United States 1t is impossible for us
to rc-publish it. 1t fills seventeen columns of the
Inteigencer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

u The Public are respectfully informed that
BOOKS tor subscriptions to the stock OF 1.-the James
River and kanawha Company" will be opened
at the Reading Room of MIR. Bolts, on Monday
the 2lst inst, and remain open twenty days.
ma 10 THE COMNJSSIDN FRS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

u The subscribers to the LynchbuTg and New
River Rail Road Company in Richmond an it's
vicinity, arc notified that the proxy their Dele
gates, 10 attend general meeting of the Stock.
holders at LYmchburg, on the 25;h inst. is left at
Tho Merchants Coffee House, for signaturcs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

u Mr.. Speaker Stevenson's address TO Con
Houston, is vcry-rery complimentary indeed to
that gentleman. He "roars you as gently as q
sucking Dove"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

SaIe0 at rs Ne.0 YORK St2oE Eze59nzg. wey
$50 shares United 5tstsa Bank, l23i, 50 &c
do. do 124
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18
hi 3, -.

Tn Saturday last, in the SSH year of her age,
Mrs. Ann GoRpoN PATroN, rclict OF the lac Robert
Patton, of this place, and only daughter Of the re-
voutionary patriot, Gen. Mcrccr-a lady of most
exemplary character, whose memory vii! bong
survive in large circle of friends and relations
Fredericksburg irena.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

Sale at Auction, Of per cent. State
Stock, Trcdecmable for 90 years.
q pursuance Of the powers vested in them by
Ii an act Of the General Assembly, passed Murcl,
i9th' 1881, entitled - An act to provide for tho
construction Of Turnpike Road from Winchester
20 some point Oh the Ohio river" the President and
Directors of the Northwestern Turnpike Road will,
on Tuesday the 22i OF tho present month, at IL
O'Clock, in front oil the Bank OF Virginia. sell by
public auction, certificates OF Loan amounting to
FIFTY thousand Dollars, issued by the Treasurer OF
the Commonwealth conornably to the said act.
and bearing an Interest o: five per ccntum per an
num- No certificate Will be for less than one thov-
sand dollars nor for fractional part OF one thou
sand dollars
For the information of those Interested. an cy
terms and conditions OF the Loan is herewith NH
lished.
BY order OF the President and Director, of the
Northwestern Turnpike Road
w. IL. BROWN, Clerk.
May IL, lS32-tds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-18

y CRAVING of the Dismal Swamp Canal Lot
EF terry, Extra No. 4:
81 IS 50 4G 10 %.
u No. 40 49, Capital Prize of s ,0G0
% SO, do. do. $50
Both sold and cashed at MICKIE,S