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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-11
M A Il IL 1 A G f. s.

In this town on Sunday evening, 23d, ult. by
the Rev. Mr. Eddy, Mr. Nathaniel Cox, to Miss
Sarah-Ann Coggeshall, daughter Of the late Mr.
Nathaniel Coggesha, both Of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-11
NEW ALE.

TEyEE subscriber informs his friends that he has
~ commenced brewing, and Will have NEW
ALE ready for delivery in a few days. He takes
this opportunity of thanking them for their sup
port, and solicts a continuance Of the same.
Grains may be had at the Brewery every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday ,after 3 O'Clock in the ac-
ternoon; price cents per bushel, and Yeast by
the gallon at all times. ItlOS. EVANS.
Newport, Oct. 9Th, 1882.
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DRAWN NUMBERS.

.naine Slate, So.
3J I2 3 80 10 40 81 % 23
Connecticut, 81
% 9 Al II IS rs 9 81 10
Conn. Lottery, II.
48 81 81 "a "a I 43 13
Combination No. Q IS 81 Conn. Lot
terry 90 Ex came up prize of $3.50 aud
combination i6 90 48 Maine State 81, a
prize of SO; comb. IL 80, do. a prize
Of $50; j. was sold at this Office. C.R.C.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-10-11

Ertensipe Bonk Robbery.-From hand bill
received at Baltimore, Of which the following is a
copy, it will be seen that very extensive Bank
Robbery has been committed on the Bank at
Wheeling.
"BANK RoBBERY.-5, 900 Dollars Retca,d.
The Office of the North Western Bank of Vir-
ginia was entered Oh the night of the I'd inst. by
some villains and from so 900 TO 10, 900 dollars in
Bank notes, stolen about $25, 900 in United
states paper, the remainder in notes Of the neigh
boring Banks.
"'rhe above reward will be paid for the appre-
hension Of the Robbers and the recovery Of the
money, or proportionable reward for the amount
recovered. J. LIST, Cashier"
Wheeling, Oct Sd. 1882.
The number of applications for pensions under
the recent act of Congress, already exceed l2,-
600.
Two men by the names Of Joachim Antonio and
Joachim Silva who came passengers in the brig
Sarah Louisa, at Boston, from Point Petre, Quad.
were arrested on Thursday evening last in that
city examined and committed to prison, ,on suspicion
Of being concerned in piracy and murder on board
the Portuguese brig Fl Trianfo, that sailed about
two months ago from the Port Of Para, in Brazil,
bound to the Western Islands and Lisbon. The
vessel had ! =, 200 in specie and valuable car
go FlVH IUrneu EldleS ) eNiueHcc anu
the horid particulars.
PENsroNs.--We publish the following letter
from the Pension Office at Washington, for the
benefit of those who have made, or are about to
make applications for pensions under the late Act
OF Congress-:
War Department, P d ion Office,
September -, 1882.
Sr,-Your letter of the 25h inst has been re-
ceived. A Court of Probate organized as it is in
Il hode Island, Is not Court Of Record within the
meaning Of the regulations adopted under the Act
Of June z, 1882. Aflidavts taken before such a
tribunal, cannot be admitted here as evidence.
Very respectfully, yours, &c.
J. l.. EDWARDS. |
Benz. Cowell, Esq Providence.
A young man named Joseph w. Baker was
sentenced by the Supreme Judicial Couit of this
State, at It's late session in East Greenwich. to be
hung on the 30lh day of November next for the
crime Of burglary. The criminal being young,
and the act not being attended with very aggrava-
ted circumstances he was recommended by the
Court to the Legislature for mercy. He will pro-
baby experience the leni,y Of our rulers and thus
afford another evidence Of the want of peniten-
tiary.-[Prov American.
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WM. g. CCZZENS, s. CO.
Keep constantly on hand,
e. IIEATHING Paper Of every description,
~ kcntish Cap g. extra double wrapping,
Stout Wrapping of extra size & quality,
do. do do. do. do.
made free from for groccrs & shoe dealers,
line polished Paper, for banks, Offices, &c.
Cartridge, do. for Libraries, sc.
*."Cash paid for Junk and Canvas in large lots.
Oct. 4th, 1882.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SSASSAl
Primers.
A B G
n. T.. primer,
Evangelical primer
N-York primer,
Sherwood's primer,
Worcester's primer
Franklin primer,
N-York preceptor,
Church catechism,
Picture s. defining
book;
Spelling Books.
Park hurst's lst les
sons,
Webster's spelling
book,
Introduction TO Ma
tional spelling !
book, !
n ational spelling
book,
Alden's lst part,
Alden's Cd do.
Cummings spelling
book,
n. elling book;
Readers.
W orc e 8 t e RS Cd
book,
American precep-
tor,
Murray's introduce
ton,
Murray's reader,
Pronouncing Eng
lish reader,
Agricultural reader
I Dung readef,
Introduction to Ma
tional reader,
" ational reader,
Historical reader,
Rhetorical reader,
American ! lst class
book,
Academical speak
er,
Mental Guide,
Columbian Orator;
History.
Epitome Of history, !
First book Of histo-
tory,
Parley's Greece,
Goldsmith do.
Goldsmith s Rome,
Goldsmith's Eng
land,
Grimshaw's Eng
land,
BIair's England,
Goodrich u. S.
Emerson's Ques-
tions to Goodrich
United States,
Wizards u. S. s.
Charts.
Whclpley's Com ;
pend & Questions;
Geographic. :
Worcester's S first !
book ot'goography !
Cummings lst les !
sons in geography ,
Parley's 'sgeographyS !
Scripture geogra- ;
phy s. atlas, !
Wizards gcogra- ;
ply,
Woodbridgc's &C. D.;
ography y atlas, ,
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VIM. GOFF,

gXEaAeMs CUSTOM-HOUS
n rspccrrULLy informs the inhabitants Of
lE.t Newport and its vicinity, that he ha. open
ed STABLE on his lot directly opposite the
sorc and will be pleased to furnish hls friends with
GOOD S A d d I. Ell o n Z S-Bd-
ROUCHE-GIG-JV JV.iGGO.N'S, &c
lie will continue to keep variety OF Fishing
and Sporting Tackle, embracing almost every
article usually called for by experienced sports
men-and Guns with equipment for shooting, to
let by the day.
AS usual, a well assorted stock Of Groceries,
Liquors, Wines, Teas, ,Cordiols; Ready Made
Clothing, and as cheap as else'rhere.
FISHING, and SHOOJLNG PHR1IES,
furnished with refreshments at short notice.
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SOiney's gcoSrapny
! aud atlas,
5 Morse's geography
! and atlas,
! Woodbridge and
} Willard's large
! geography & atlas
! hithmeHcs.
Primary lessons in
|; arithmetic,
, Arithmetic tables,
! N. American arith-
! metic,
) Colburn's lst les
!; sons in arithmetic,
! ColbuIn's plates to
! do.
( Smiths introducto-
. ry arithmetic,
| Smiths do.
! Colburn's sequel,
, Key to Colburn's 8
sequel,
Stanilord's arithme-
tic,
Hitchcock , Ger;sh-
es s. Bennet's sys-
TEN of book keep
ing,
EuIer's algebra,
Days algebra,
Colburn's algebra,
Legendres geome-
try;
Grnmmars.
Gram m ar by n
teacher Of youth,
Niurray's grammar,
lngersol's do.
Smiths do lst s. Cd
part,
Productive gram
mar,
! Murray's exercises
! Alger NIurray's ex-
! ercises,
Murray's key,
Guys orthography;.
Dictionary.
Primary dictionary,
Walkers pocket do
Walkers dictiona-
ry, |
Perry's do. |
Webster's s do. !
N. Y. Expositor;
miscellaneous. |
Jameson's rhetoric,
b ! al RS lectures
rhetoric,
BIair's questions,
Young astronomer,
Ferguson's astron-
omy,
Wilkins do.
Blakc's do.
Webster's chemis-
try,
Thornton's botany,
Romans antiquities
and mythology, |
Easy lessons in ge-
ometry, !
Gibson's surveying
Blake's natural phi
losophy, |
Crumbs natural do.
Comstock's philos-
ophy,
Political class book
Moral do do.
Scientific dialogues
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FRENCH Books.
French reader, 9Perrin's fables,
Lectur Francois, French word book,
B o y RS French French grammar
dictionary, French testament,
Ncugent's French Penin's vocaouia-
s. English diction- ry.
airy, 8
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LATIN Books.
Adams elements ofta Virs Rome,
latin grammar, Historic Sacra,
Gould's do. Virgil Dolphin,
Biclow's do. STallusti Delphini,
Entick's latin die Horace do.
tionary. <Cicero do.
Ainsworth's die SClark's Cesar,
tionary, {Wilson Sallust,
New latin tutor, $Ciceronls Orations,
Walkers latin rea-{ Cicero de Oratore.
der, q
GREEK Books.
Hackenburg's4 English Lexicon,
Greek grammar, ! Greek testament,
Goodrich's grain Lcusden's Greek "
mar, Iatih 'cs,s"o'
Greek reader, SGreca Nihora'
Groves Greek andS Grnca Majora.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
Letter from Washington, to the Editors of the ".
York Commercial.
"SAruRpAY Eyry1,o. Fc

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 25
propose this evening TO give you brief and
nasty statement of something of personal nature
that occurred in house to day between Gov
BRANCH and Col. WHITE, of Florida. Mr.. Branch
introduced resolution Of inquiry touching or en-
bTacing the lands in Florida, upon which there arc
live oaks, government lands,) and Col. White Of
ferod some amendments, extending tho inquiry to
certain transactions of the navy department, while
Branch was secretary. The resolutions, 1 sup
pose aimed at Col. White, and the amend.
ments at Branch. After some remarks which
did not hear, Mr.. Branch accused White of palm
ing upon the government some worthless lands
under pretcnco that there were live oaks upon
then and speculdting out of the government and
out of indiyiduals-hs constituents;-and subse.
quently he accused Mr.. White of making fylse
statmonts and declared himself ready to defend
himself "here and eisc,ohere." White, in reply,
explained very ctorily the sale the govern
ment-showcd that the application for the pur-
chase came originally from there; that it was ap.
proved by Committee Of the House and ratified
by an act of Congress; that it was good bargain
for the United States; and that he had repeatedly
offered to take the land back-which was refused
He then advortcd to the great desire mani
tested by the administration, while Branch
at tho head Of the Navy Department.
TO establish their own character for reform. That
to help them in their clamors against the form.
or administration, they had seized hod of this case
where the original amount of purchase money
was Less then $4,000; and had sent divers arcnts
in various enterprises Of that sort had expended
$4,000, paid out Of the Navy fund. in their eff
forts to prove this bad bargain-and had failed al
last.-He praised the administration for that best
J all reforms, tho breaking up Of the late Cab.
not; and accused Branch of employing agents.
some Of them his own connexions, at large sala
rics. to look after this land Hc expressed his de-
termination to probe tho matter, and have tho
facts before the ration; accused Branch Of pub
fishing partial view Of the case in the Glebe and
Thanking hundreds Of copies sent into his district
He svowed that he was not to be driven from his
purpose, by the Petuanco or violence of any man;
and advised Branch to reserve his violence for a
moro fitting occa sion.
Branch was agitated and virulent;-W hte, firm.
self-collectcd and severe, acquitted himself with
great crodit.--Whethcr this will lead to any thinp
Of graver import, is somewhat uncertain. pre-.
sumo Mr.. White considers, as we'll as he NAV,
that he squared the account; leaving il TO Nh
Branch 70 open correspondence, if he hos any
thing 20 complain Of. 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
SER. G: n a z =. x; =.

q Htfi'S beautiful, distinguished, thorounh- Bred
K racer, and gctier of racers, viii sand tn.
ensuing season, at the iesl&ruce Of my son
george w. Johnson within one mile al hi,u,iv :,
iaVcrn, in Chesterfield, and about twen,,
miles from Richmond aGd Petersburg; aud is
now at his stand, ready to serve mares at $40
the single leap, aud $50 tha season, puyoGls q
ISL August next, when 1t viii expire; SiU0 i;i-
Surance, payable as suon a. the mare Is hn:,yYn
To be IN foai or parted wi'h; one dollar cash ia
the groom. Mares that faied 20 81! Charles
last year, will be Insured iiii~ vcnr n tn price
oil the season. company If TX mares may 30
al 500 the season, cac!; and QUE mrut lc:uun puG
lng hive mares, .hal have tie same urIv!r.-a
Mares furnished with pasturago v>ii. l. arr. very
exten$ive and excellent, and servants sent \, ..il
mares boarded gratis. Lots are laid down, m
both wheat and .:ass. far maze. and coils. and
TED, 1t required at % cents day. Care VIII he
taken to avoid accidents, but 10 accaU1igbilii,
Tor any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been 50 often advertised lhai
IL Is only necessary 10 say, lblt he is in Is fgy
heC!ih as horse can BE-, aud Is II Remarkable
sure toa!-gct'cr His COILS are very beautiful
very successful, n1G are winning wherever thri
go. They are selling ut very hfSh prices indeed
and are IN very great drnaHd. Snurlt the colt,
OF any other distinguished horse run sad Nln
and win very often. and were 10 =, L. nn, 80!
very often. and at high prices they then would
only be equal to Sir Charlc,'s.
w. II. JOHNSON.
Jan 2G-Ctl6thMar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
JOHN MARTIN
CO-PANTNEn SHIP

FaNiit. Subscribers have taken the store on
a Nam strHo', t'tw doors below ]. III.
;E"Shs Book S;orr, where they propose to car
~ on the Grocery and General Commission
.hsl1cSs, under tie fran ofT. (, n, Taller
lEcy viii oa'c!your to keep constantly on
hsEG. an assortment Of the best GRO CERlES,
W',!cI ihey VII Furnish upon the most reason
1bIe terms. T",y Of their services 20 their
r,"Hds and Tic Pn1'ic, fr the sale or parchasc
90! goods 'r produce. Tie attention Of both
n"'"Z c"i*tln'Iy dtrec,od 10 ti-ir business, they
h'r" - gave sa.Et,ti0H rs those who NAV pat
ross" !:icm. THOMAS TALLEY,
- 2aW9t NhTHi. TALLEY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
From THE u. S. TELEGRAPH.

awe insert to-day the first Of two commune
cations, to the Richmond Enquirer, attributed to
the able pen Of MIR Leigh, upon the subject
which has so unfortunately agitated the legsla-
ture OF Virginia. We deem it easily demon
strable, that such discussion would not, for
moment, have been tolerated in that body, had it
not been for the universally received opinion,
that slave labor has become unproftl bic; and we
deem IT peculiarly unfortunate that few indi-
vlduals, operated upon by sordid and political
objects, possessed sufficient influence SO far to
m,slead public sympathy, as to agitate question
OF such absorbing interest, at time Virginia
should have rallied all her talent, and have pre-
scented an undivided phalanx, in demanding a
repeal Of that odous end oppressive system of
taxation which has reduced her to the condition
in which she is persuaded that it is her interest
70 emancipare her slaves, because the labor is so
pnpToduciiye as TO make them tax rather than
a profit to their owners. Disguise 1t as you
VIII, this is the secret Of the present FEELING
in Virginia on this subject We trust that the
essay before us, and the events Of the present
session, will do much to arouse Virginia to a
proper sense OF her real condition, and, under
ahis hope, pressed as we are for room, we give
them an insertion; although we shall be comge-
led to Issue an extra sheet. at considerable cx-
peDse, in order 10 bring up the debate on the
tariff which has already fallen much in arrcar."
CoMMENT.-Wc once before cautioned Gen. Duff
Green, to let this matter alone-to be kind and
condcscending enough, to leave it TO DO settled by
those who, and who alone, interested in ito
forbcar using it for political purposes, totally dis.
connected from it, 1t seems, however, that he
cannot abstain; that he thinks the excitement
which the Debate on Abolition has Produced can
DO turned to some account, and he is resolved 10
avail himself Of it, TO enlist lower, or dominant
Virginia, in that cause whose LIES blood is the
popular dclusion on the subject of the Tariff. He
KNOWS that considerable excitement has been
aroused in Eastern Virginia, and he hopes to con-
meet that excitement with, and enlist it in behalf
OF NuIIhcation and Mr.. Calhoun, by ascribing the
Ia'o movement in tho General Assembly to mo.
yves winch had no sort Of influence. BY ascri-
ping the Debate on Abolition to the general per-
suaSion OF the unprohtableness Of slave labor, he
proposes TO make the Tariff answerabo for that
appropriateness, to increase the indignation of
'iaVo-holdlng Virginia against it, and by an easy
STEP concentrate its affections on Mr.. Calhoun.
rs its most incorporating champion Mr..
Calhoun is not tho first man who has been ru;ned
y his friends Green is obviously, profoundly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
To THE EpIroRs OF TIE Wme.

Messrs Ednors-I send you for publication,
The enclosed paper, which accidently came into
my hands: II was destined for the Enquirer; but
alas! such is the condition Of mind Of my old
friend Richie, at this trac he cannot att end to
email things; so deeply affl cted does he appear
TO be, and so pasSlonately employed in pouring
out his whole soul, over the columns of his pa
per, in Golcful achrymas and lamentations dire.
that ] cannot consent TO disturb his agones of
this time. The Lord have mercy upon him, ]
pray. have heard great deal said Of young
mans first love, when di>appointed--but sir.
what is that compared to the luxury of old meme
last love? Indeed there is luxury in grief, also
tron disappointed love, which none but old men
know.
Fond love no cure will have, seeks no reposo
Delights in grief, nor any measure knows.
VAN REJECTED.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
=. ". YAGER,
For Gov. Barbour.

sISOH SALE y tract Of land lying IN the
D. courty If Gooehand, about ) miles North
rom The Courthouse, on Beavcrdam Creek
i"'s tracl II thought 10 be inferior to no high.
.NEh plan:ation OF the same size in the county.
At contains about seven hundred and eighty
acre, al winch a6out one hundred are Creek
'"w Gf"uuis The most ui' which are in n rood
state ter cultivation. and between TWO ana three
hnadct, &c O. hts; rate wood Lane, we'll Tim
bcreG
Tie improvements consist of two convenient
CIV .hrI houses, and ether necessary out houses
y farther DESCRIPTION Is deemed unnecessary az
pcrstnS h"sirous 10 purchase, are res peciiuy Sc
hvied /" view tie premises, 10 whom the land
VIII to shewn by William NJ. Anderson, nv son
'ohn or by mysel---s residing upon the tract.
II TN" above tract Should not be sold privately,
~ or before the 25ih April, iC39, it will then
ne IN r'G %' pubic auc,icn on the premises.
ms tact can c5n9e2icntly, and Will if re-
G&ifeu' he divliad INTO mo or more parcels, to
accommodate purchasers
feb 2--iaWot!s JOHN MARTIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07

lining That Tho party defendant in the present in
Coa.en. was entitled to the protection of tho
S,'otion, treaties, and laws, of the United
,.aIi and that Georgia had no authority to ex.
80 ner laws over the Cherokee country, or to
run''h tho defendant for disobodienco to those
laws VS. IN tho Cherokee country.
inn justice Mclean delivered u separate opin-
.oheurrng, in all things, in the opinion of the
~oSrt. Mr.. Justice Baldwin disscntcd.
or,h "a, me same day. in the of the Propriotors
of W Nhares River Bridge ps. the Propr:otors
sa;d a ire. Bridge, Mr.. Chief Justice Marshall
was argued al thu last term hs;nm ' ,S s"S,
hn; u unable to assist in tho decision, and there
my some diversity of opinion on the question
ng the Judges, the Court had ordered the
ua s'o 10 be continued to tho next torn. when
aigumeht would probably BIO required.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
WIN. NJ. HARRIS & CO.
General Il gents and Commission Merchants, Ri

General agents and Commission Merchants, Rich.
aond, Virginia.
81 ME Subscribers offer the services 10 lhci,
III friends, and to the friends of the late con
ceri' OF Harris 81 Butler, in the above capacity,
Snd Hitter themselves, that by strict ut'cn'i,n,
WIKI thorough knowledge OF the same, 10 olive
general satisfaction. Thcr office Will be IN the
,'om over MeSsrs. Pulling and Days, unr! heir
LUMBER House. on tho Dock, is completed,
which viii be in few days.
N: Fair advances made en- goods when
required. mar6-6,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07

EtLBEHNEIE.
MEssEs. EOlroRs: We ask Of you tho favor to
publish from the Enquirer of the -, piece
signed d, or at least the latter part of it; which
contains some proofs, which again recommend
to the consideration Of Mr.. Goodc, Chairman of
the Committee of Schools and Colleges. The poo.
pie Of Albemarie are not satisfied with the tanner
in which respectful petition from part of them.
selves, have been treated; we call upon the Chair.
man, to compare the evidence stated by d, with
that which satisfied his mind 0he Chairman) that
tho petition sent to. that Committee was unwor-
thy Of being read or noticed by the House; and
also that Of few dissatisfied persons in Char
lottesvillo We call on him tor the authority winch
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07

WILLIAM +. BUI'LEH,

(Ldte Of the firm cf Harris s B&tier,)
gINhBRACES this opportunity ~ intcrri;ng
hA his frlsnds and the phi IL. that hc ~ ends
III future To- transact an AGENCY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS, on hia own account
tie hatterS himself from the experience b" has.
'h't he WILL be able To g:ve satisfaction - rhosc
who may en'rust their property to BIZ CAPE
Particular attention will be paid to co.'s: ;;nmvrts
OF country prnducc.
Richmond, Va, March 6-c03t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07

NAvAL.-Wc have to believe that he
Frigate Constellation, Capt. Reed now fitting for
sea Mt Norfolk will sail about Tho LIST of April {:
that sho will take out Mr.. BUCHANAN, our new Mi
mister to Russia and also new Minister to Eng
land, If one should be appointed and confirmed
in sufficient season: that after discharrinr her di
Plomatic cargo, she will proceed to tho Mcditcr-
ranean, and take her station part of our Squa-
dron in that She is expected to bu absent
three years-Jour. of Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
DRY GOODS

AZ dND Under PRIME COST.
"A NDERSoN & NICHOLS being do:cr,Ained
IA TO close their business in ten DAYS, o fer
their entire stock of DRY GOODS, comprising
general and well selected assortment at ard
under prime COST Country Merchants and others
wishing to buy bargains, invited to n,qte eGr!y
Application. All persons indebted to the concern,
are requested TO call and settle their resp ecivc ac
commits. mar q e.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
Book and Job PVfsitasa:, done
al tsec NVhig nSsire.
RANDOLPH MACON CDIIpg:7 !.

RANDOLPH MACON CDLIEG
a 5 Doctor Emory has deohncd the p,osi-
"a dcncy OF Randolph Macon C"llcIe. Q ,al!.
ed McStiu. CT tie Board II 'rtusic,.s viii Il.
held at Boydton. to cotnmcne or Wednesday
he ith ii April next, Tor iLr election If a,
President and Professor OF Lgnguauos. and
Tor other important business a ia, board -
desirable NM. A. SMITH, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-07
From the Globe of Yesterday.
CONGRESSIONAL ANALYSIS.

no senate did not sit on Saturday.
In .no House of Representatives, Mr.. Clavton's
cr.oiuuon, i'll relation to tho Bank of the United
S.a'es, was postponed until Monday. Aner the
~ and adoption of various resolutions,
s,o mouse resolved itself into Committee on the
oIaim OF Mrs. Decatur. An animated discussion
onsuea' when, at a late hour, the Committee rose.
asked ieave to sit again, and tho House adjourned.
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To THE EDIroEs OF THE WING.

- Messrs. Editors-I observe, by your paper OF
riday last, that my name is not recorded i'm the
Ayes and Noes, given on the final passage of tho
Police "BiH concerning Slaves, Free Negroes, and
-h"tattoes" voted against it.; and as no Bill has
passed this Session against which entertai strong
er objections, you will confer a favor by correct.
ing the mistake. S. b. r. CALDWELL,
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u We are authorised to announce John M
Bolts, Esq as a Candidate to represent the County
OF Henrlco, in the next Legislature of Virginia