davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28

The Washington Spectator in reply to an arti-
Gle, threatening the Calhountcs with party pro-
scripton, if they do not give Van Buren, hearty
support, holds the following language:
"They (he friends Of Calhoun say the tariff passed
by Mr. Van Buren's friends is unconstitutional and OPP
pcssi,c They the convention, proposed by MIR.
Van Bucn's friends contrary the Constitution and its
compromises aud the rights of the people. The reply
is, We will amend neither and here party aggrandze.
moni rs your reward party prescription penalty,
you do not give US Jealous support Will pity
scorn predominant most in the mind ct t 10 lead
single human being, much less people, such sill
y and unprincipled insooncel Principles nothing
the people arc ncthng-pary and personal interests
everything The impulse would be break with
such trcksies or bullies But dignity and high pa.
otisin Will dictate indifference all but the rights and
crcsts OF the people, aud disrvgardng and their
dscretons and iocs hold calmly but rcsoutcy the
truth, and 10 look stcsdfasy the people for triumph
aud vindicaion. MIR. Calhoun, doubt not, will pursue
that course in regard TO the Presidency aud convention
which duty requires of him; and will spurn any official
dignity however high which party the country be.
stow which Is To be obtained the expense single
moral political principle. Promises
coaAng or threatenng-wl equally be useless; utterly
useless TO turn him from his path men have respect
tor themselves, let them hereafter from such folly"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
!. 5. srUBBLEFIELD.
To the Editor of the IYAig .

RicIiHoND, Nov. 25ilI 1913.
To the Editor Of the Wig:
Dear Sir: deem il my duty, under present crcum.
stances to make few explanatory remarks upon the ere.
marks" Of Col. Dimmock, in the Wing Ut this morning.
relative 20 the Experimental trip Curtersyie" of the
steamer Had Col DimmOck specified the points in the
cana, where "fOr miles the popellcrguafd, dipping but
feet 10 nche, actually dragged the bottom cana
should have said nothing; because the public aware
hat the upper part Of the Is mile level deficient in depth
OF water and that the Board Of Directors putting Ia an
additional Lock, which, when completed (and that will be
IN few days will utterly remedy this defect.
venture 10 assert, that IN other level Of the canal
cept this did the propeller guard drag the bottom unless
the boat went out Of IT. proper track But il did
That would not prove that there buttwp feet inches
o water ~ the canal because every with the
rpd passage Of bonts along the cana knows that there
1lwaysa depression ~ the surface Of the opposite the
boat Of from 10 ~ inches, according the velocity Of
TIE boat IA 10 the assurances given Of the depth II the
water IN the canal, haze nothing say further han TO-
mind Col Dmmock, that both verbal and written informa
ton was by inc given the propretors Of lie be-
Tore and during ite construction, Of oil the defective parts
Of the canal from Richmond 6, Scctts,lc; that was
baH and darcd wi perfect knowledge Of oil these de-
iects. RtCITD REINs
superintendent Repairs Of the LEI soc. Of the
James River s. knnawha anal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
Commercial RECORD.

REVIEW or THE MARKET-Nov. q.
TOBACCO-Thc Inspections arc small and very Hulo
change IN prices Tor several weeks past There s more Of
the new crop coming in in the loose state and ~ for Il
indicates very liue quaby,Lugs selling at 81 so to
R Inferior leaf S2B 9, IT. common So d. good IS TO
Sc, fine So to S7b
fLOUR.-onBas Bank so toI az.
ENCIiANGE,--on the North perez
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
English Rerj,,os.

We have received from Mr. Gill; the October No. Of the
Foreign Quarterly, reprinted New York, by Leonard
Scott * Co., SUCCESSORS to Mrs. Mason
The No before u.s. the beet wo have ever received OF
this publication. 1t opens with very Interesting article
Jean jacques Rousseau and that followed up By one OF
still higher interest, Swedish Independently from
the pen OF Carlyle, though much dsgured by neo
gisms most OF his productions The article on E.par
tero and that the French Romancers on England are
both very good.
Mr.. Gill il the nrent in this CITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
Vans 4raiiabaay !-Dcmocra.ic Aulhori,y

-4tfNtFNU.
The Wing presses arc no longer forced TO rel,
upon themselves, for proof Of the weakness of
the various Democratic aspirants for the PreSidem-
cy. They are supplied with abundant testimony
by the Democrats themselves. The Van Buren,
Democracy, for example, tell It's that Mr.. Calhoun
has no strength whatever, in the North, and that
even i'll Virginia, his friends do not average more
than two in each county. We hear the same tale
from the Calhoun, the Buchanan, the Cass, and
the Johnson Democracy, in respect to Mr.. Van Blu.
rem. The CalhOuntes only little more free
spoken than the rest. They all declare it to be
extreme folly to put Mr. Van Buren, up again, for
the support of the peoPle-who, having once tho
roughly tried him, rejected him by an immense
majority.
The Washington Spectaior-and bear III mind,
that it is a Democratic organ, thus speaks to the
point Of Vans availability, and gives the reasons
for It's faith:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
" lRGlNIA AT a Court of Appeals, held al
ihe Capitol In The Cny Richmond on Nnnlnr Cr,e nm

' ~ "'"' ''""ei ""h'
Ihonas '" crowder sometimes called Upon writ
Against ,,i,.,i, y. ..e
William s. Meolan, Joseph g Pal Law and Chanerry Of
more. and David liendrick Den'- Cumberland ,o,, "
lie wrs OF supersedeas heretofore awarded In t eauc MOI
executed ON ilr defendant VIM. and
70 inc satisfaction Of the Court that an nhabi.
lh' ~ l- 'onnonwe ah On the Plaintiff by h,
Counsel is ordered, That tho SAID VIM McIIohan do appear
% S his' M"naay ~ February neat 10 have rshearng Of
The whole matter the and
copy OF this lie forthwith inserted now.sper printed
IN me eiv 81 Richmond and continued for months
ano also That another thereof posted front door Of
the Capitol IN the said city. AeoPy-Te.ts.
n 2s-w9w atrp~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
POSTAGE LAW.

The people OF New York getting up 4 petition To
Congress reduce the present postage and make
them uniform IL wonderful that the people everywhere
do not in this The Law present. is une.
quail oppressive and unjust, and ought 10 be essentially
chm mood
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
TonAcco ADMINISTRATIONS,
Pans. Oct. onfh lSIl


MONSIEUR DE l., foREsr,
Consui Gene,ai oJ France. " u
sn-Thc Minister Of Finances having approved the nd
Iudicsion Of exotic tobaceos Of which the
had subricd 10 hi the PROJECT transmit to you the nd
'srtscment which announces the rcia comuun
inc quannne> OF tobacco that is proposed be furnished
aud the time when adjudeations shall take place
The Administration prsys the Consul General IN h,,.
the notice inserted in the American papers in order TIM,
due publicity may be given.
Please accept, &c,
(signcdN yr, SIMEON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28

his time in questions. The OF Livingston
no doubt had his sufficiently Opoa. but in the French
language only heard Jargon wholly incomprchensible %
hun After his presentation u the Emperor Napoleon
esim'd' The Americans arc queer people; they hrst
send tome adeat Minister, and then dumb Nat lat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
WING TRIUMPH IN MOBILE.

- '"I HIsIOTEU4' . LNI HhUff.
we have the satisfaction Ut announcing tho
success Ut the Wings IN tho special election held in this
county Yesterday for Representative the
n Y. McALPlN, Esq. the Wing Candidate elected by
an overwhelming mporiy We have from only one
precinct IN the country. but there be mistake TO
the result We give below the far received.
VIII be seen thrt IN fAs Civ Nj Mclpin leads his To-
soioeo eompsulor FOUR HUNDRED ANDFlvEvoTEs
Tins Is an old fashioned Whig majority. MIR. Haynes.
wing also received la votes The City of Mobile H. in
deed, "WiIlG ALI. OVER"
ELECTION RETURNS.
McALrIN, w Lyon, L.. HAWKS w
Courthouse .6i 3ss ios
Miss. Hotel 1871 - ,n
West Ward Hotel - so
Donnys N
The probability i, that polls opened at but few T
the country precincts MeAlpn's present majority over
Lyon S9' Ills majority m the county wall not tall short
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
NEW CANTON PROPERTY FOR SALE.

" ILL DE offered Tor sale in the town of New
Canton on Saturday hs @1i DAY Deeenbs next all thu
hea 'ats heongns 70 The late John Anderson deeeased
large and eommodoas Tavern House two se,
TWO spacious rooms below passage flight Of running up
III e Passage four rooms abov" two Ere places passage porch
above AMI below. both house dining room In
N" e"ia with nre place. lock Kitchen
S1oSr House dairy Office &c arge stable Carriage Iou en-
entirely spacious gardens rich three o. four acre f
ad aitaefd This the splendid the tow H. com,
handing view up and down the several miles
Also Store house with half the street
leading TO the ferry All will be offered the following
terms one fourth OF III" purchase balance
IN three equal annual payments bonds approve security wt
deed on the property TO tha delivering
INC property viii be made know the Day OF wish.
ns TO view the property can do 40 AZ
any Time by Application to M James Wren axe pleasure
ga show ns IN" pTopertyf the above
''r ie" The next Monday following JAMES ~ FORD agent
Ao -c-c-aNtur Ia1lis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28

Of Me- Van Buren,. insads has attempted loss,a popa
lar opinion, with those attained by the Democracy OF New
Jersey and Michigan where such attempts have
made.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
VIII Convention in North Carolioa

The Wings of North Carolina, will hold State
Convention in Raleigh, on Thursday, the 9TH day
of December, to nominate candidate for Co
vernon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
PORTSMOUTH CLAY CIIrR

Al meeting OF the Clay Club of Portsmouth held at the
Town Hall. on Wednesday, ia, 22d inst. The President
read TO the Club the reply Of Mr. Clay invitation from
the Wings 10 visit Portsmouth.
On motion,
H'S"!rsd, That the Correspondence be published t i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
Mr. CLAWS ANSWER.

AsmANu, lOth Nov, ls43
Gcntlemen:-Accep my thanks for your frio ndy invita-
ton 10 visit Portsmouth conveyed by the direction Of the
Wings OF that place. During my return from INV intended
visit 10 Raleigh Spring hope have il in my pow
er 10 exchange friendly salutaons with fellow citizens
OF Portsmouth shall eagerly seize ihc opportunity OF do
ing If be power from the route indicated M
You, presume il will be.
In the mean time request your acceptance of INV re-
specu acknowledgements, and assurances of the cordial
respect and esteem Of
Your faithful friend and obodient servant
HENRY CLAY.
Messrs. J. b. Levy, Winchester Watts, W. g. Webb
X. ii. Cuthrell, &c, &c, &c.
The following Resolutions were also adopted
Resolved That this club approves Of the calling OF
Convention Of the Wing party Of Virginia, to meet in
Richmond on the I'D Of February next.
Resolved, That the club will send Twenty Five Dele
gates to represent 1t in the above named Convention
Resolved, That we request Wing brethren in the
county 10 hold meetings in their ncghborhnods 10 appoint
delegates to represen; thom in said convention.
Resolved, That committee Of five be appointed 10 re-
port 10 this club nj subsequent meeting plan a tho
rough organization OF the Wing party Oi Norfolk county,
The following the committee: ]. y. Schoolfeld W.
Watts, II. V. Nieney er, John Jack, ]. ii. Hail.
Resolved, That committee Of five be appointed az n
Building and collecting committee. The following were
appOintcd-H. V Nemeycr, " c. Butler q. w. Johnsnn
G. f. Digs, w. r. lInri.on.
The following are the Delegates appointed the State
Convention: Sam'l Watts, Walter Gwynn, II. V. Meme
yer a. Chandler Robll. Cuthere j. c. Hatton Ric'd
Baugh, Col. VI. Cook Winchester Watts, j. II. Hail. VIM
g. Webb j. H. Llnghorne, e. T. Dggs, w. G. Butler II.
Stokes, ]. Murdougl John s. Stubs j. f. Wilson DAM
J. Turner, Thos w Johnston, Thos II. +. Goodwin T. r
Banirc, WIN. Goodwin, John Is. Levy, J. G.. Toomer.
The following appointed ocrnatives-C;enl J. G..
CrumP, H. b. Smith, Rob t. Taylor, John H. Dey, Chs
DimmOok.
On notion Resolved That the proceedings OF this meet
Wing.
On motion adjourned.
J. w. LEVY, President
JoHS JACK Secretary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
RICHMOND. \
NOTICE.

Choice Old Cu,.up- Pickles. Sc. together viii the b,
Lance OF Mrs. T.. DAVE Stock of Gruccri.s Fi,,r,s 4
=, auction q, her Store on Main Street. hi. l1uesda,
no 20 iNLoEs & BROTHER Amen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
SITUATION WANTED.

~ ''|9NN' '"3ftN WHO TIsIN TlHN sOIIlt eNpCrl-
ener az teacher and able produce satisfactory tesfo
mall Of character and scholarship obtain siuan
In some healthy neighborhood for ensuing year lie Will va
instruction In the common and higher English branches.
with the Latin language and ridinen Greek
Al communication addressed X - snody- Poe. Office pnek
nsham, Va post paid will receive prompt attention
no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
CARNllNA SACRA.

ESOSION Collection of Church Music co,npris
by l.. Mason. ~ 49,
Also Manual OF the Boston Aeaaany Music for instruction in
Tue elements OF vocal music the
farher supply received by no % nRINkEn a MnnrIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
4 SNAIL COUNTRY SEAT.

- ''-"<a''D ND'-'f ~ ''bh -
IENUE Subscriber will sell at Public Auction
II on the 2la VI preenbsf the Ismise present
dencs the county Of Hanover eight mile, from The
city Of Richmond and - from e Mechincsve Turnpike The
establishment consists NJ my u land part which high
improved producing. tuc labou abundant rropsihe
bulldogs al III" dwelling HOUSE,
hT plc"t spacious passage and porches large Stable aud
barn and au necessary houses for The comfortable aeconoda
ton 'f ANAL fafny healthy aRroeabs sni tbcky
tied neghboubcod II sufficiently city, afford
agreeable retreat 10 business occupants
Tho distance being travelled Turnpike
lie Than hour Terms $1,000 balance equal
annual plyments 10 be- secured In satisfactory
Enquirer requested 10 copy. 2S-wtd w. IT, CURTIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28

kEGIMENTAL ORDERS, I9ru RroDrSrv. VI.
Richmond. October 2-i. lsf3. /
RNTThLdON Courts of Enquiry will be- held
- ot u' Guuio4.e NJ fc F,,tr ArIy the sgi da, of
November nsa To- he ist rlaluu 10 o,,t 4 ~ and for
he ~ Battalion, st % o'cin.f. A g.
krgm'uia Govt 400 '. h.d fla lme ris. fs ION De
CENTER r.'. 20 % Os9ck A. 81 b. 1fi,ro Of ,e C1llnel
% -'-'' o. g. RICE. Adut.ut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
HOYT X cos PRIZE OFFTCE

ndcr the Exchange. IT
great deal oi Money will he distributed this we.L -,
Hoyt s Coz. 500 600 4. one .n,,' al -. "sc~ o,
desirable to-day at IIo,t & Co... 1890 i ~ MI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
NEGROES Eor MI
OAK GROVE FEMALE SEMINARY.

IHNHE exercises Of this School will be resumed
on the 18th Of January and close the 18th December
win vacation Of month Of
gsh dueaiion together Fench VII be taught By
Mrs. J. H. Kimberly.
Terms for board sehoasie year Of ten months
ihoiun'nR lRhtt and towels eros
Music inc uding the Of Piano 10
French a.
Flower Painting 10
Lan!scape Painting 10
Worted Flower work q
Ornamental Needle work
Address White ChiTnnsys Caroline county Va.
no - cII GEORGE POLLARD. Jr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28
LIE CTU r +

TOT tne oehtW ~ he Mechanics Associ.iion.
I'm THURSDAY next, the 3Oth inst. Dp. w.
- BSooA- win deliver, the Concert Room al IN. r,,h.
iioirL a, Il O'Clock NJ Ios s I.neG OF m.
Assocsuon. nth. City IL Richmond.
rleheu OF admission % eisto be bad ~ -,
tie door Members of Asspciion arr entitled n % a
which may from Mr. Mic. The Treasure, ~ a. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28

VIZ FiUs"HHNr ]" dlspIscd 10 sHII tIe TARN
o. WHICH De- lives, Hin1 he county Or-rre within
' fa Of u' 'aT-e -Ffug stiyr u Orange Court
House, and f1 ury uryfts Of sk.iufe co,,srr
soo '' h'"1f'n acfef ha ON comfortable story dwelling
"'N WIN Tour ehimi'is four hc places below
phtr" wilma stable 400 other nces.s1rt OUT ~ .
emb alut 'fr' orhoti fsescsi fruit np,ther viii, .,
' " iin I t"sI ufiool JfnuciI pts trHtr Tie farm be-
wei ad1p'i ts ruD.. tna of vau t.baro 40 .ni
has ni % Get f'r .li.1ui fi,i!ug.
lie Subscriber disposed fe purchaser The m
Wov@i nu 81 c Farm be- from two IN four HUNDRED
acres OF viii 'e the MILLS with y mote 90 The purri,-
~ nay etI d"sd u situated healthy neghboufho1d oi
good society u deemed say sny Thing more
u "a We'umed The purchaser viii The premises.
10 9--r9lwtf IOuy ~ aArp
Yu.s ~ ' ~ '''''S' 'f' '''''t' S''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-28

Being rather inauenye reader Of the Enquirer the
following letter from Mr.. Calhoun escaped our notice II
IS cold and diy enough pnss from one Democrat to an
oiho and probably than appears urya it, face
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
TIE nIornEnLEss.

lleaT isthy spirit. thou blooming child,
WIN the bounding Sep. ihh The laugh $50 Wild
stranger might pause, thy sport 10 se9,
nna smile 10 the picture ofhealth sud glee
i,ns ueF Thy gladness in deep distress,
FOR MORN ihe fate Of the MothcrIess
Thou lasi kissed that mother,s 'elav ecI,i check.
4 hon kpdwest that her accents, hind and meek,
Ian "a. el.s4eF 70 Thy listening ear again
hou hast joined the gloomy funeral train.
And thy tears have flowed DER the silent dead
but those, tears serc bAniihed. Is soon as shed
". The iPtsnt heartis SLOW 10 guess
The woes in store for the :Motherless
Thy father loves Ihce, buticarthIy cares,
5yread IN ms waJri abe engrnssing snares Z
lie tolls fer thee, IN the worlds yast mart,
Hut be only gives thee share 81 His heart.
There are nonc TO point oui thy budding charms,
Orto place thee fondly, In his arms, ~
Aad his passiag visit. sad brief carcss.t -7-s-
Can little profit the Motherless. a.
But thy childish gice, Is adbIessed boon
The knowledge OF III viii come all TOO soon
] hoa mus not paint, in Thy dreams Of bliss,
The eiasping arm. the thrilling kiss.
hope, sseet one, thou doth noS possess,
But drear y tl'e home ofthe MosherIess.
When the fIAttering world, thy steps invite.
o its tlowery paths, and lis halls 81 iipht.
Thou wilt bot the precious safe guard hesy
VI y. gentle mothers whispered prayer
hese iloNers shall perish, that light decline.
Aud the paHgs ofblighted hope be dime,
l5ut who shall pity thy souls distress
There aret<v.to feel for the Mothefless 5
ss y TIT
! may NOT ihe fearful storm allay,
That darkly threatens Thy future way
can but pray that hesTetily arm
May kindly shelter thee, from wrong anal 49,,
y turn, Dear child, to one above.
His aerrvi Ia rrrs, 49,. k,t.-....
Aud Ills power can even seothe and bless.
The thorny path Of the Motherless.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
AREEx,S HoTEx.,

AF1Y engagement with the Shannondale Com
<skA Pany during the Springs season, will in no
wise Interfere with the management Of my lilo.
Eel in Charleslown. have made ali proper ar.
Engagements 10 have the latter coucerrfkept in
tho best possible style; and nv friends and the
travelling public may rely upon the utmost ex.
eriiOn being made to minister 70 their wants, by
Mr.. HucHEt, who has been engaged with me
since The opening Of my establishments in this
place JOSEPH F. ABEL.
ChRTlest0wp, June 90, lS43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
"a ouaE or
Observation-Disclosures

HNliE undersigned respectfully announces 10
II the citizens Of Gharlestown and its vicin-
ny, that he has opened House on Liberty
Street, nearly opposite the residence Of DR.. Cor
dell, for the purpose Of keeping on hand The
various Refreshments the season may afford.
Fruits, Melons Sc lie will constantly BE- sun.
piled with Cake Of ell kinds-Mead and Beer
atl assortment Of Candies aud Confectionery ge-
uerally. To those who are fond Of '.pr0Sngn q
good article In the way of Segars. he would
say, that he has on hand a large assortment, and
IS consequently enabled TO suit the tastes Of oil.
Also, excellent Snuff and Tobacco.
As hpeis new beginner in this line Of bust.
ness, hq trusts that generous public will pa
sronize his first efforts.
EDWARD s. WILLIAMS.
July g. lst3 = 81,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20
GtllgraI fmffIIfatnre.
EXCITING SCENE IN THE EPIscop
CHURCH,.

EASl1lNG SCENE IN THE EPISCopAI
EHURGH
Eleven young men were On Sundas
ordained At 81. Stephen .chufeh. 81 IN
ltey Bishop 0nderdenk. The serysigr
vas read BY the Rev. Dr. BeFrien. and
ne sermon was preached blythe Bishon.
Alter he had eonchlded. The eleven can.
d1dates stood around The ahar when H.
announced, as Il is customary that ~
was about to ordain Them. mi rennas,, y.
THAT Il there were any person o. persons
who had objections il make Or kne Z
aught .agaist them. they would now a..
Inonnse the same. A lnomento( silanrl
ensued, when he Rev. Hush s.aisii 4
81. Peters, rose in the middle aisle ara
stated that he had by letter Yesterday Il.
formed the Bishop ihathe should probes,
against the ordination of one ofthe cana;.
date, Mr.; Carey, in consequence OF his
holding opinions favorable to Rom anisin /
and ne did COW ateds,li ngly protest.
When be sat down. The Rev. mi. Anthem
Iot 81 Marks church I.in this civ mko
had been. sitting ia ihb same peg wifhl
mr. Smith, also arose. and ID the like
protested: as4lnst the prdinalion
Of Mr., Carey, for HE same reason.
BISHOP 0nderdonk stated thar he had
received the ptJeciIons Of The Rev. gen
tlemen, and bad ia. cohssquence appoihls
ed FIX competent and worthy persons 10
examine INTO the eherBe which had been
made agains, Mr.. Galley. and that ,hey
had Unanimously reported 10 him that Il
was pntouneed, and THAT also was h.
own convician, and lhat hel.should pr r,,-
coed 70 ord n all the candidates. tie
thea commesced reading The PRAYER and
during theSceremony Messrs Smith and
Anthem botG arose and left the church.
is supposed that lhe objections TO the
ordination 81 Mr. cafly arose from the
idea that he held an spinion similar To-
those promulgated In HE celebrated OK.
ford Tracts, aud for which Or. Pusey has
oeen recently suspended in England. It
issndeed a continratih Of the Same con.
trdversy which has divided The Episcopal
church on the other side ofthe Atlantic.
4 tN Y.fErPrsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-20

marched into Town again, ana went thronsl "a,
rious intricate evoIuiions id The streets, giving
some beautiful specimens OF platoon firing. 90
all ~ which ELECTED the applause Of Inc spstta.
tors, and was very credilable, indeed, ia i com.
pany So recently recruited. Al about S oArlack,
the Soldiers were also dismissed. and sesenIed
The 4thin 4 SHEPHERDST0NN.