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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29
TO T'sRsI UslJsRg.Esy

L 10 extremely painful to every man of sensi.
bihty, to be obliged to appear before the public,
Tor the purpose of repelling the attacks of an un
Principled sandcrer. But however painful il NAV
be- a due respect TO the public, and especially to
the opinions OF acquaiBtances and friends some
times renders 1t necessary This is my only apology
Tor noticing, in this manner, gross insinuation
made against my integrity and honor in ,hs Rich
mond Wing, Of the llth instant, by a---f,u, 7
VIII not give him the designation TO which his cha
racter aud conduct entitle hinl]-bv one ALFRsp En-
BANK. lie has tho unblushng eiFfontery 10 charre
me with 6'rTo,cing Watch from him, and refl.
sing to return it, The charge is false; and he
6noos II Is false! How unutterabIy despcable then
Is the meanness which could induce him publicly to
prefer suct charge against met
Inc Jacfs, In reference TO tho Watch are simplv
hese:-This-AJred Eu6ank-was indebted to
me In a sum of money which he could not nav
ana offered, and insisted, that should take The
witch alluded 10, in payment of the debt. | took
It, declaring to him, however, that he niqbt 70.
celVc 1t back whencvs< ne wouIu pay the MONEY
due, or give security for its payment. After
wards, indeed, he demanded the restoration of the
Watch, without paying securing the payment of
tho debt. did refuse and still refuse, to return
t.-Ihis statement is proved by the annexed ccr,i
hcate.
Alfred Eujank says, he Thought me a eENr1E f.
MAN at the Time" What ought his acouaintances
noic to think of him? But let me not "press fall
ing man too far"let his o,Dn conscience st,ng him
1e l9-dlm ROBERT w. GOOCU
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29
CoNGREss-THE TARIFF.

ny The abstract of Tuesdays proceedings, it will
DO perceived that the House of Representatives, at
INC close of the session of tha; day, was still
gagged on that interminable subject, tho Toriff.--
Letters from Washington, and indeed the aspect,
ofthe proceedings and debates, speak responding
~ oil tho probability of finding ground of COM
promise, The spirit Of strife much more in
IN the ascendant than thut of pacfcation. What
odds much to the difficulties with which the nature
OF tho subject bcses the path is the lateness of the
session and the anxiety of members to revisit their
homes and families. Political considerations aud
calculations still farther perplex the The
friends of Jackson-we mean those subservient
tools who will hazard any consequences to the
country, 10 screen him from responsibility or nd.
vance his re.clecton--arc clamorous for adjourn
ment and perpetually raising their raven voices to
urge the impracticapty of dong any thing.
and tho cxpodiency of closing the session. The
object of this party in bringing tho session to
an abrupt termination is to defeat the passage of
tho Bank bill, to stihe forthcoming reports prcp
nant with proofs of the denominations of Jackson
ism, and especially to oxonerate their Chcffo the
necessity of vctoing or approving. the Horbor bill
and the bill recharering the Bank of the u States
such is the mcasureless degradation to which GER
tain partizons have descended.
But we scarcely believe Congress will venture
we had almost said dare to adjourn-without mo.
dihcation of the Tariff which shall at least remit
some of that enormous surpusage of revenue, with
which the duties of 1928 will continue to drown
the Treasury. The united country demands an ad.
justment with a voice which must be respected
Details appear to of much less moment, than
the continuance of system which leaves millions
upon millions in the Exchequer, constituting tho
must poison the political morals of the country Mt
the spring head. OF the two msfortunes, rcdun-
dant impoverished Exchequer, the former in
a Republic. is incomparaby the greater.
The country will mark those men who press for
the adjournment Of Congress, in tho unfinished
state of it's business. and the portenous aspect of
public affairs.
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NOTICE.

81 OffEi tor sale the property which hold at
Ia Louisa Court House. Its peculiar situation is
Such, DIS Wen as lis unusual advantages that de.
scrlPuon OF them would make an advertisement
too long. The buildings are of wood and ,,o,,ld
require small advance TO improve them saw from
one thousand to fifteen hundred dollars to- make
them suhcient Tor all the advantages which pertain
to the property. The land ia of ordinary quality
but in a high state of improvement. The troct
contains 3925 acres. The whole of that which is
cleared is In worry fine tilt; it likewise contains that
"hich is not common to such establishments, a
superaoHndance of farm timber and fire wood
Should the seasons be- conEenia the hay cron
which VIII be swarther this year, is worth not less
than one thousand dollars, and can be sold directly
at home. The land, like other land which requires
cultivation and improvement, and to be taken care
OF, Is adapted to any crop which belongs to our
climate in Observation-Disclosures 3GJ degrcesS-and the
sou Is susceptible by the application of those means
which are easily and readily to be had, if there
were capitalists to purchase. The place, though
called Louisa Court House, is deemed a VILLAGE
and by many individuals it is thought could be
mace much larger If the owner of the land would
lay it off in lots Tho cost to the purchasers in
coPartnership, originally twenty-five thousand
dollars, IN the year 1917 or IL. The expenditures
and Subsequent improvements have been very con-
siderable, at all events to make tho at this ne
rod equal to- thirty thousand dollars for the whole.
and the profits which annually arise at this dull
period, as well as tho very many bad Of latcI crop
years, has paid more than per contum; and if
the purchaser should think that it were TO his in
'OioetJ titcT examining INC pCCuIldr ADVANTAGES
which the property has, would bring an interest
OF more than 125 per contun. The subscriber, in
the absence of those means which are necessary
to avail himself of all the advantages which are
necessary, is induced to offer it for sale. II is sn
ated on tho main road leading from Richmond
north and northwest about so mios from Rich
mond, and the stage road, called the Loui.
sa and Orange line, and is the direction 10
charlottesville district: from that place in tho pre-
cent road 80 miles, but the direct route il hv
the Green Springs, the waters of which were for
merly much resorted to, and held in high repute.-
They, however, are the property of DR.. James NJ
Morris, and not now rosorted to as public water
ing place.
II is presumed that the place. offered for sale is
generally known in Virginia ifnot IN other States
and the subscriber confidently and in good faith
recommends it an exceedingly valuable and
nealtbful situation. Reference to tho subscriber
for fGrhor Partieulass either by letter or IN person
fosgt fs Louisa ScVgt Eo1se, Va
jcaS III g3E11 r. Fry~r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29

- Il C.s,.t; .',..C .... .-r I'M
"a Gerry, held Tor Automatic County, the 2lSt OF
October 1881, James 'r"mpkins and Sarah his wife,
late sarah Mi"or, Pi2intids; agdinSt Alexander
Garrett, Executor of Dabnoy Minor deceased, Al
bert &. Quarlos aud Mary his wife, late Mary Mi
nor, IL w. Rcinhari and Catharine his n ,sc Isto
Catharinc Minor, William Minor nv John Minor
bis Guardian, Mildred Minor b. John H. E;ustaco
her Cuardian, and Lucy Jane Minor hv Martha j.
Minor her Guardian, Defends uts--IN Cu.NcrRy
This this day to be heard on the
bill answers, and exhibits, and on argument of
counsel, whercupon il is udiudged. ordered and
deerced by the court, that the defenjent Alexander
Garrett, Executor of Dabncy Minor deceased do
proceed to advertise the property both real aud
personal, mentioned in the bill, answers &c. be-
longing To the estate of Dabney Minor, deceased,
una undisposcd OF, in such newspapers as he may
oeen best calculated to give public notice thereof
an" 10 sell the same at public sale for the beStT
price that can be procured for the samc--selng
the ianos OF SAID estate, At such time as he NAV
oeen oes'' between now and the first day of Sep
'ohoer next, either IN entire tracts, smaller par
ceis az nF be best for the interest of said lcyaces
IN credi. Of one, two, and three wears taking
nom the purchasers, bon is with approved src,ni
", ana o~ed oil trust the lands ,exccnt the
western or Indiana lands) To secure tho pa v,oent
oi the purchase money that the rCproes n "A
other personal property be Sold soon as possible
either altogether for credit partly Tor cash and
partly on credit, may he deemed by said Garrett
mos, conducive to the interest of said csta,e--ana
should the wholc, any part of said personal pro
perry be sold credit, The same MOI to exceed
twelve months, taking bonds with unexccptionable
security from the purchascrs--lnd that the said
Alexander Garrett, do make particular and special
report tn this court of his actngs and doings touch
ing tn" same, preparatory to decree. The Carr's
Brook lands viii be sold subject to the rent Of In,
ensuing year, (IS329 Tcs;c.
June ll-ctds ALEXR GARRETT < c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29

CLAIMS OF VIRoIxIA--The bill for the adjustment
and liquidation of the claims of the State of vir.
gina upon the United States, has passed TO third
reading in the House of Representatives, by ma
jory SO large TO warrant the opinion of speedy
and final action upon tidy Congress- We men.
ton this for the information of the citizens of Viz
gina, and of others who may be claimants under
the act in order that their claims may be put for.
ward, az the necessary funds will of course be in
readiness TO meet them when substantiatcd.-Tel
graph.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29
ADDRESS OF THE CHARLOTTESVILLE
CONVENTION

AS We promised we lay this Address before our
readers.
1t is distinguished above the general run Of such
Addresses, by brevity, and the force and nelligi-
bleness of its statements. Generally circulated
through the State, it is calculated both compo-
sition and historical memoir, TO prove itself a
dangerous paper.
The dominant party in the Commonweath-we
those who had last winter the LEG slative
mand--assume 10 be the true dicples of Jefferson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29

IL is for you To dr,i'e, Whether you can ri,e
ysur supper, To Mr.. Van Buren,. ut this uorI.n.
tons crisis of our country's fate wheiI Won
viii repudiaie him, a. you have long repudia,.d
ms doc rines aud measures. We would warn
yom, = th that sincerity which is promp,e., nv I,
regard for our rommon welfare, that If Won ,nk.
him, you mast take his measures as surely 40
the effect follows its cause.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29

u The attention Of Country Mlcrs and other
dealers in wheat and flour, is most particularly re-
quested to article signed "Cary"-contaning
obviously, sound advice, dictated by patriotic spi-
rit, and which, fadopted, cannot but promote their,
and the general interest. We suggest to the pa
pcrs up the river and in the Valley the utility of
publishing this article.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29

now fSP'o'y moving towards Chicago. One Com.
pany from Baltimore and two from New York ,ra
also on the route. Col. Eustis is ordered to take
command OF all the Artillery, which are or may
DO ordered out, and we understand will leave here
to-iho1Cw trr'dHy 22i inst. for tha scene of ac.
OF. and Baton Rouge, arr also ordered to Chicago
un"e' ''e" respective Commanders Gen. Scott
Is ch!rged with the command of all the troops ON
sno 'hu,an frontier, ami with the conduct of the
!, -, o Is cio' ed with pienary powers to push
~ speedy termination. LII. Col. Worth is at
ToHeu 10 ms SAT- as principal Ordnance OfIicer.-
of Col. Eustis-Beacon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29
Rural Shades for sale

MHURSUANr toa decree pronounced bv tho
h Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
ry for the county of Henrico the 9Th day of
June, 1892, in suit between Thomas Reilly, plain
tH and John Duggan, administrator of Maurice
Primrose, and others, defendants, / shall, on
TUESDAY the 10th day of July next, at half past
5 o'clock in the afternoon, proceed to sell upon tho
promises at public auction, to the highest bid
der,
monty known by the name of 'Rural Shades" "
ing in the county ofHenrico, and conveyed by John
II. Eustaco and wife and Hugh G. McNemara TO
Margaret Pickett, by deed dated the 18th day of
May, 1926.
Also, twenty eight acres and one quarter of
acre Of Land adjoining the Rural Shades tract. and
conveyed by Richard Brooke and wife to the same
Margaret Pickett, by deed dated the 5th day OF
May, 1926;
And also, four acros and seven eighth parts of
an acre of land likewise adjoining the said Rual
Shades tract, conveyed by William Hawkins aud
wife to the said Margaret Pickett, by deed dated
the 25th day of April, 1925.
me SAID several parcels of Land having been
conveyed by Margaret Pickett to Richard and John
"A. Darlington. and by the said Carringtons to
Maurice irimrose, and by the said Primrose and
keoecca his wife in trust to me for the benefit Of
Thomas Reilly.
The sale will DO upon i credit until the lst of
January next; the purchaser giving a negotiable
mole with one or moro approved endorsers No
conveyance will be made to the pu rchaser until tho
purchase money is paid.
know of no objection to the tile but shall
sell such title only as is authorised to DO sold by
the decree.
CONWAY ROBINSON.
Sale to be conducted by LANcAsrER, Denny s.
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I'r0m "a Corresnond.ni

Ano,bo, oo,,-,ao., tlsosRoE, 2lst June, 1892.
Under command Of 1t Burg is detae ed FroJ, For,
honros' hn5 VII proceed in tho Steam Boat Go,
lo-1h's. OF Fr'a'v avoning . ;o:- 'ls psttsI;o~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29

The municipal authorities Of Boston have ap.
propriated fifty thousand dollars to meet the dan.
gers Of the Cholera.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29

HNOR Sale, at my Depository on the Dock, a
most splendid assortment of BAROUCHES
OF different prices and pdttcrns--and have made
an engagement with Mr.. j. c. Heidelberg of New
Ark, to supply me with COACHES g. SULKEYS,
which will make my assortment equal to any in
this city. All the Carriages that sell, are made
by the most celebrated Manufacturers in the Uni.
ted States, and warranted TO stand six months in
town and twelve months in the cow. =.
excepted. have ~ -".y--acciden,s
hand, and shall constant
~ Keep SI'AGE TOPS g. CARRYALL WAC
CONS, all of which will sell as low as thew can
be bought elsewhere, for cash town accc ptances.
je % J.. w. BEEPS
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DIED.

This morning, Mre ANNE Fisher, spouse of
Mr. George Fisher of this city. A lady of elevated
virtues and unaffected pioty. The friends and
connexions OF her family requested to attend
her funeral tomorrow, at II o'clock, without far.
thor notice
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29

important Information to the AGiicteA
b Ok; J. l.. BENSON respectfully informs iba
"a Public that he will be at the White Sulphurt
springs IN August, where he will attend PRINCIPAL
10 curing all cases OF Dyspepsia, or INDIGESTION
MS experience and great success in the treatment
vi 'hat Distressing disease with which so lnarv If
the human family are suifcrng) wurranfs him in
oherIng TO cure every of Dyspepsia within
the ana OF medicine. DIR. BENSON'o Invaluable,
Ant-DyspePtlc Medicines are only prerarod bv
himself and are perfectly free from mercury g. ;eJ,
can be administered ut all seasons viii l,o,,t The
least danger or Inconvenience TO the most delicate
constitutions The remote causes OF pyspors,
are generally mental excitcments, either of ,ricF
or PicasuTsp-Intcnsc study-!mmoderat use ,fs,;.
nuients OF every kind. The proxinlatc causes ara
,oss OIL power IN the nervous systen--a want Of
ohe' or gastric Julcc-so dcbiliintirg the stomach,
as 10 fehoeT IL incapable of acting upon fin, food
introduced INTO IT. Symptoms Of the Dise,s, y
's'ng are loss OF appette--a scnae of chn,i ;D.r
a"' uhe"S'heSs In the throat-frequent naus, a.
hGart-ourn- hatuloncy--orrosion II, the stomach
m"ch ehpty-ahd frequent pain after fncaIs--occa
slohai pam In the sldc--great cosiiyeneys-bab;t.
uai chiiinesg--languor--loV of ,,,ri,e--nai,;
tatlons and disturbed sleep F'''
VI Mr.. James McKiIdoo. nioh,,orI x
and Alcssrs' J. T. & g. f. Royau. L,.n,,i.,,rr w.,
are the only Agents for tho sale Of Dr. Dayysor,'
ihVaiuaoie Anti Dyspcptic Pills. and Tootb.Acb,
pIoPS' Dr' Bs. celebrated Tooth-Acbc DroYs
ar Iro thc only vegetable Specific warranted psrfpr,
y iree rom acid, as most all other antccedent ana
subsequent Tooth-Aehe Specifics arc bascJ mo-,
nose strong acids which are SO destructive T., tb,
Jun l3-c5t
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AsEGGEEs's PEsaXBl ONNECE.

u fhree more Capitals in one Lottery,
81 lima Lottery, No. IL;
IL 80 80 80 ~ ii % Is 81
No. % 81 IS the third Capital of 80 GOA.
Also, ii 80 Is, and / 80 %, all wholo Tick
cts, were sold and paid at sight as usual, At "For
tunes Lounge" BiGGERS OFFICE.
REALLY SPLENDlD!!!
New York Lottery, No 2I-Draygipy IN o 90
ceived on Saturday Morning
Grand Capitals $4,000 10000
Tickets So halves 5, quarters : 50
Union Canal Lottery, No. f3-Jraci,r &, To-.
CaPh,ls' Prizes Of sioooo
=, Iiekets 80, halves So, oTs,,Srgi Ok
For sale, as usual, in everv varisf,, 49, 49,
cAangs and Lottery Office Of ~ '''' Tx
GIIO. p, ETC G.ys~g
~ VIZ. corner oPposite tho Eagle Ir5.s1.
~ "here thstwo grand capitals Of S3of01
Sacn, SIX Of 10000. and numerous No,5s- Fner5j
jano IS - ~ '''
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EMteNl EsOs.sssaIe 0CeMS.
ED ECElVlNG by Schr. Chariot, from New
ma York, farther supply Of Sweets" Justly
celebrated Patent Portable Ovens, view of which
is only necessary to be convinced of their utility
and great economy in fucl-For sale by
e. DAVIS,
PITS Market Sona,.
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Lennon Say,.ssa,.

FHNHE subscriber offers for sale, Is boxes
r. "Phifps" Lemon Syrup, a pleasant drink
for this season. Also, five bbls. fresh Soda Crack
ers-Just received. E. DAVIS,
1e II Market Snu,re
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LAYTON C. DICKINSON,


believe the above to be truo-I was we'll
acquainted with tho circumstances and know tho
debt to bo just, and of his giving the watch TO r.
w. Gooch for the debt, with the privilege of re-
deeming it. JOHN p M6ODy
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Prayer for deliperance from the Cholera.

prayer for detiUerdnce from the Cholera.
Almighty and most merciful God, with whom
arc the issues of life and death; by whose power
the most inveterato diseases are deprived of their
malignity; and those who under their influence
have been brought to the verge of the grave, can
by thy mercy be Immediately relieved-look down
upon US, beseech thee in compassion, and
stretch forth the right hand of thy power for our
deverance. We rejoice, oh God! that there is
balm in Gilcad-we rejoice that there is a kind
Physician there. We believe, Heavenly Father
that thou delightest not in our distrcsses We be.
lleve that thou hast feeling of mercy towards
thy creatures, even when they arc suffering under
thy severest chas!isements. We believe oh God
that t;.ou dost punish for our beneft--to hum
bic our pride; to make us sensible of our depen.
dence on thyself; and TO lead us to repentance and
amendment of life. Oh arrest, we bcseech thee
thou God Of love, arrest by thy power that awful
disease which has desoated some of the fairest
portions of the globe-which has found its way
to our Continent; and involved the suffering inhab.
itants in the deepest gloom. Bid, we bescech thee
thou sovereign ruler of the universe oh bid the des
troying angel to shcathe his sword and grant that
Joy and gladness may again fill our hearts with
gratitude and our mouths with praise and thanks.
giving. May thy goodness inspire our minds with
filia reverence; and may thy sparing providence
so affect us, that may be ashamed to offend
| thee any more. We ask these mercess, oh Faith.
err, for Jesus Chrst's sake, our only Mediator and
Redeemer. Amen.
AZ The Editors of the other papers in Virginia
are respectfully requested to republish the ADORE
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We the undersigned, certify that The statement
above made is, within our knowledge, substantially
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-29
DAY OF HUMILIATION, FASTING AND
49, PRAYER

10 the CLERGY and MEMpEns of the Protestant
GGplseoPaf Church IN the Diocess Of Virginia.
DhAH nRErhnEN-By resolution OF the last
Annual Convention of the Church, held in the town
Oh alexandria, District Of Columbia it was made
the duty OF the Bishop of the Docess, .'to recon.
nenu some early day, a day Of fasting, humiia.
no, ion ana prayer tor the purpose of making pub
Tic confession of our sins; and of seeking to turn n
way from us the just judgments of the Almighty"
By virtue of the authority thus committed to me-
LIDO hereby appoint Friday the Goth of July next
ensuing TO be observed in all Parishes of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church i'm the Docess Of Virgin
Ia as day OF humiliation, fasting and PRAYER
conscious that the Almighty has promised to list
en- 10 the supplcations of those who, in sincerity
OF heart confess their transgrcssions and ask his
forgiveness; and believing that he will lend an ut
tentive ear to our united applications and avert
from us as nation the calamities with which he
might justly aihict us, and continue to us those
blessings we have SO richly, though undese rvedIy,
enjoyed, most sincerely concur with the resol,.
ton of the Convention
10 produce in the minds of our families that de-
Votlonal attention to the above Duties which can
alone render them efectual hereby recommend
10 tho people committed to my charge the suspen
sion ot their worldly occupations on the before n
pointed day; thereby furnishing their children and
dependents with an opportunity of assembling in
.neir nsua places OF worship, to invoke with their
prayers the blessing of Heaven Nation,
through the merits and death of the Lord Jesus
Christie entreat Jehovah to endue our Rulers
with his Holy spirit, and TO guide them by his coun
se-so to order the unruly wills and affections of
sinful men, that discord and confusion may be
hhshed into silence, and 'that peace and happiness,
truth and justice, religion and Piety may be estab
llshed among us for all generations"-to supplcate
that Almighty Being upon whom We are dependent
Tor health aud life to spare from the ravages of
That awful disease, the Cholera, which has spread
desoiation &.ruin wherever it has prevailed; sweep
ing by its pestilential influence thousands and tens
OF thousands from the face of the earth-entreat
ing him to impress minds with such dread of
ms majesty, and such sense of his goodness, as
to make us both afraid and ashamed to offend him;
and calling upon him for the aid of his Holy Spirit
to enable us to devote the remainder OF our lives to
his service, and to make his sacred precepts the
rule of our conduct.
That perfect uniformity of worship may be OBJ
served in all our Churches, shall imm cdiately
transmit Circular to each Clergyman in the do
cess; containing particular statement of the serv
ces to be used on that day. together with the
appropriate to the occasion.
remain, Dear Brethren, your friend and Pastor,
RICHARD CHARMING MOORE
Richmond, June 25th, 1882.