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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

pan We're ~ cnninaliSp ssaiysf Slcress lroaas. aud
sfemarra expected 20 be in possession Cochabn in
few days designing then TO close the campaign that
month, and then his arms To the north TO on
pose the expected Colombian invasion under Flores
p The proposed arrangements for peace were not
MADE until the 9Th OF July, when Urdminca, having
.gain proposed a negotiation, Col Lira and Dr. Do
Cuba went to Sorasora, where they concluded the
basis of treaty with the Bolivian commissioners
amarra signed it immediately, but Urdinnea hesi,a-
ted to consent to the Immediate departure of the CO.
iombian troops, aedpng that some time would bo nc
cessary to make preparations. He alto attempted TO
surprise a few men who sent by Gamarrn Co tho
place oil negotiations and then next day, officer sent
Win note from Ganarra, met him on the way with
troops to fall suddenly upon the Peruvians On tho
18th, therefore, company of Grcnadiers, with a
sqadron oil Hussars we're sent TO Sorasora surprise
Urdininca IN his turn; but although sonr of his officers
and his horse nnd sword fell into their hands and two
mon were killed. no effected his esccrs. The auditor
OF war of Gen. Urtlinnca, his general secretary and
nm and We're made prisoners and important; doc
umens were obtained, as two letters FROM Gen. Ban-
CO. and printed copy OF licences for cruizers against
Peruvian vessels.
Improved that at this time the Bolivian army was ON
their way 20 Potoei by Vicoruo: and Gamarra fol-
lowed, with resolution TO fight wherever lie could
ind them. Gen. Cerdena had entered Cochsn,bp on
the 10th and the people ofthe department had rcccv-
cd him with open
The news OF the establishment of peace (thc terms
OF which we gave Yesterday is communicated under
date Of Arequipa July edth. It wa concluded NJ Pi-
ql on the 9th of that month, between Aguirre b.
hNltn nlStor OF Inancc, ana Zen. NelascO, project
OF Chuqulssca' on the part of Urdiunea and Cuoncs
lIyla and Arguedas on the part of Gen. Gamarru.
The Bogotn Gaccta, in speaking Of the part which
Colombia must act IN these circumstances. remarks
that there are bnt two wGys-onc, to keep largo ar
my on hcr southern frontier; and the other march
into Peru. The latter Is warmly recommended but
1t may he doubted whether Bolivar will nj present be
willing TO venture from home to send sufficient
army out of Colombia. He ought to condemn him
self rs the origin of these dssentions and difficulties
II he had not introduced the scm-rnonarchia system
into Bolivia, nor recommended them to his country
both states might now perhaps been at peace and in
prosperity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
Mr.. CLAY 9

The Arostotc quotes an oppression .fola late
speech of the "martinct' Hamilton in s. Carolina
"a mere bladder of windy ntnatinr the belief of
that little gentleman, thn jackson will scarce have
taken the oath of Office, "bcfore Mr.. Clay will be-
gin push the question of the purple for himself,
with renovated c.rocioiIs, Incorporating zeal."-
Sits the wind in that quarter? Already, do Mr..
Cay's prosecutors skulsing and vndictive and
envious detractors manifest their anxiety the pros
poet OF his returning to the House OF Representa-
tives' From the fullncss of the heart, the tongue
spealleth. We have question but that the pros
pect Of cncountering Clay tho floor of the House
of meeting the Lion ulohsinet, whom III his cage
they have cowardly aud unyortlry tortured
OF being compelled to listeno that elequcnce which
will ere long be poured ont III vengeance and rctri
bution-wc hive no doubt that this prospect, fills
Mr. CIy's enemies with anxiety, We'll il may. =
Wei 90 his prosecutors know his injuries, and oresec
the day when the hearts O.. the people alnated from
him by discovered envy and SANDER, viii make ample
atoncm INT for the ignorant dishonour they have been
swaycd to iulict. That great and glorious day viii
come surely that Ir. Clay lives. Justice often
deferred. Is ever brought ahou, at last.
Meanwhile. his enemies satisfied with their tri-
nmpli over Clay-a triumph accomplished b. tho vcst
nieans--arc attempting to poison the Public in ud
vance 20 lis future course and intentions In vain
There Is already rriiux the tide-an acl,Hou--
Judgment that it lr. clay guilty (which the lead
ors themselves bclicved he had been sufficient
ly punished, and the Constitution sufficiently vind-
Gated. But who is there bigoted not now to be
willing to pause and confess 70 himself that there is
at least doubt of his iIt' That he has been hard
iy dealt by III being required 20 prove his innocence
Now, vh7n SUCCESS has dsarmsd res sentiment and
the storm Of tho coutet hss pissed and given
The heated PASSIONS of MN inc cool-who is there
so aisingeauous to admit, that no guilt vas
proved against Adams aud Cisy' That it was Ut
Most presumption. met by equally strong pre-
sumption Of innocence arising from his high chareo-
ter his many declarations, ard the numerous c7cum-
stances that demonstrate the necessity he conceived
l,jr9elf under Of voting against Grn. Jackson
Such, We sure, sill be tho course eP public rra-
soniug We believe that sln defeat OF Ir. Adams is
fortunate for the resoration of SIR Clay to the hearts
Of his coutfymeni and in the persuasion that by it
SANDER VII 4. last he seuced truth indicated and
an injured restored 70 tho affections and conf
3ence Of his country, We feel half recencied to the
election of General JactsoI IFS IN cyl wind that
blows nobody good.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

s,ic1s5ica iscjeS alia,g +;sksGniotAe p-ei.lnl sa
hclpus God wodo not believe there is q single one
wh0 does not know his utter ursncss and complete
infericrity to Mr. Adams in qualification, who has
not gone for him from the only purpose of promoting
or preserciag his political fortunes. Some expected
Offices at hshands-othcrs afraid of losing their
popularity at home-but none were influenced by a
disnterested ovco country. Such is estimate of
the Calhouns, the Won Burens, Bcntons Dickcrsons,
McLanes, and Woodburys Snch however, is no, our
estimate Of the motives Of the People. They have
been ucuatcd they always are by love of country
by gratitude to Gen. Jackson md by excited
ognetion Of the splendour of his services and the
qualities ofthe man.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19
GomrmrtrefaI lseror0 .

FLOUR MD WIIEAT--The recent great rse, and rnore
icoen ouao " The Price Of -four and whea excited
20 great an interest among al glasses that We feel IL duty IN
advise readers from day 10 day. Of thu state Of the market
From over 49, -four had ALLEN Monday 70 81 20 indeed VIC
beard Of one sale Of wagon load ut So; and wheat from
~ IS had fallen to 81 CO. Yesterday morning nonr was held
AZ 49, Wheat brought 81 GO IS. On the arrival Of the
Noubsrn Mail bringing c by c Syivanas Jenkins -four
Immediately 10 50, which price understanda sale
was ofeeicd Of small parccWe have hoard Of any
wheat being brought 10 last evening II win doubcss COM
Dand at least 10 b'ishc today moro Dian do yescr
day forenoon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19


or h17orta'i fSreiga -ysnr though only two three
days h'cr from England than previous accounts win he
10 md under our Postscript this morning The have
been ocd in their attempt PASS heBakin ontuns tina,
Ticnopyr of the Ottoman Enpiro Europe which has 30
often arrested the career OF the invader The Russian army
was preparing to etrcn TO winter quarters campaign
was considered closed offensive operations part
the Russians hut that the Turks viii permit, take zip
winter their side Danube is very doubtful
considering their force their fierce % their hatred the
SANS their religious prCnzy and their struug holds ON the
Danuhe mostly c in Their possession Ivy the Russians
wecn they we passed. We should be surprised To hear
that the Russians have sustained retreat some Of the
nirrics tho French endured in their ffon Russia
Great Britain, and the Continental Powers who neutral in
this war; seem To have pursued wise keeping aoo
Tire Russians whose colossal power seemed uince and was
well calculated awaken dread in powers Of Eurocc
will be foict exhausted onl humbcd Tho peace of Europr
WIN not 10 disturbed, the balance power affected
cnnsnmmation devou,y to he wished by them all.
Another important piece Of brought this arrival is
the risn Of 1or and co;ton England, which has had the
eject ct Taus the price of thcyo articles hesc
ISr'Ty S''o'r.--Our City clad il the mantle of
winter yesterday for the first time this season. The
snow fell in goodly sized flakes and pretty thick for
some hours in the morning, covering every thing OK
posed to it. We have seldom had fall OF snow SO
carly in the scast,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19


af 1t IL currently rumourcd and believed that lJr.
Richie ofe Ricrdro1d gr1'ftye7 Intends to remove
70 st'Hgfo" CITY far the purpose OF conducting
lending Jackson paper IN the Capital. We know none
capable and faithful az 1Ir. Richie. We are
ignorant Of the foundation OF tic report bu think
highly probable. We wish him good speed
The talent. experience. coolhesS, temperance aud
discretion Of r R:tctie eTniHenty qualify him TO con
duct NAvloNf JorsStL of iigh character on
broad principles. we kDy no U1su 50 capable Of su-
pcrcedng lIr. Gal 8, superior scale Energetic
yet decorous fine but severe be combines 81 gacty
and experience with a.uoT1eSoa 81 b,Isi1ees and
political tact possessed BY few Of his contemporaries
Under these circumstances, think It highly proba-
be he may have contemplated the charge now M
mourcE
The above ines from our Old friend Stephen Simp
son, show that he possesses more ac,tcness than VIC
had given him credit for. uis character Of Hr.
Rcilie IS not Wide ofthc mark in soe of its touches
Stephen insists upon lis "discretion." sFiHc, bat
severe, no compliment was ever better earned An
excellent Write Giscrution and never more vnlua-
BE than whom it prevails upon ono to SURRENDER his
private opinions to his political interests.
o. Hath not Mr. Ritclea qigte word 10 saw in dess,e If
his ally the Governor wiz not even cubl ,le FAINT and
iec'i3 p'audhs uri ~ prints IN the INTERIOR
ibis IS decidedly The symptom, tint appeared III his
ESceancy's cascupopuiar," "ruin0rty" are stamped in
its face Mr. Giles must make Of majority and ,tch re
may saj.ly cotut upon the Euruirrf's aid
GEORGIA.
Nj Cobb hTyh,g res ned mis- sea III ~ sa'c offtc United
States, which cGs me Sd March next the Lcr aturc Of
Georgia now in session. have apsncs ~ yof r. Idurs 10 G
the vacancy
Goo. D. Tro1p, f5n Goyeo IS 20 rauncr appointed q,
the So1c ofhe United States r sz year, from thc d March
ncci--For Troup Ia3-scauchrg "a.
This shows the overwhelming srclg,h or nc Troup or
Cavfod side The Fapcs ahei 70 THAT PATTY nov opcnly
take ground against Mr. Cahouns receiving her electoral vote
as Vice President, gnd proyra 70 Gog Il away upon Mr.
Macon
Wm H. Crawford hos been rseccici Judgr By the Icsis.
llurcaud VIC HAPPY hear tlarbia health excellent
0 81 anxiety ims coded about ITO Presidential EJcrton
Ohio and kentucky, there DOW hardly doubt bavo eonc r
Jackson Except Tor bc bets " ou Ge55s VIC ouii be viii
ing thai jackson ta,.c ar
O. On' county re- jcn msy haze lst some dfcoi,y
u landing ue nrueg of matter caused by ol
publication Of he Daily Wing rLoy wir end tio dGcaliy
removed By attending ia the following directions The pazc
which has the title, Is hc r pase the other the same side
'f ne paper c serond page1he frs, page contains Ire
oldest maucF-fhe send g.. en o,5 g-re inside II tic
'aPcr he lelei.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-19

Hom hd .Aso Idre Aafrican " sary5cg eptn,1g-
LATEsT from BUnopF.--Thn SvIvsr1s Jc1tins.
rom Liverpool, brings IT'S London files 10 the 9th III
inclusive, and Liverpool papers 10 tho 10th.
me Russians It would seern had actually common
ccd rrosradc movements, and the Courier OF the s,T
eonFdor The campaign Of this season ms ended Tf,
TURKS It IS sgid IN IN article take from tho Morn
9g llorah Of the 9th, IN the ntoXeatiyn of yi
tory
Tho Courier Of tho 7tt continuing TO insist that .rb
ground Of war has yet been afforded by any of tbc En-
ropean powers, akcs pains 70 explain that This orfn
ion strcnuously maintained, dos not arse from mr.,
dread Of wor, or from any unvngncss or inabilif,-
on the part OF England 70 90 TO w0r, in Just and
necessary cuuec. Tho continental lournaS ON fbn
other hand, treat ola general war as probable.
The markets for grain and cotton had risen. Tyo
give the latest quotations, and taking leave with re-
gard to the first article, grain again TO caution onr
spectators against exce7,s
- From uc london Coufcr of DC 8lh Ccf1
rho oporntiCns before Varna have bnen hro,,ol,e
down by Russian Bulletin IN The BeIin Sfate GasSis
TO tho 9Th ut. md before Chouma 20 tho 18Th Tqo,
counterscTap in front Of the North Bastion near tina
sen, was blown into tho mir carly on the 18th and fall
ing into the Fossc completely fed it. and enabled the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

March -, 1917. On this day, III Ia. earnest r.
cues "t IT," hH'tal'ons oi Mr!2r pl,uchr Iacose and
l'icqm's, and their promise 10 guarantee. the rood
coiiIict o III" French subicr.s, the General issued IN
"coer II which $40 directs that the execution of the
said drier (ot The 1Sti. or nca lars be suspended
uili hls pleasure shalt h. further srrlificd except
50 iar as IN" sumo rNatcS 20 The Clevajcr de Tcu-
sarD '-Fhs gentleman vas the French Consul; he
hai fought lex the companion Of Washington,
n tn" k"rc.itlou, III which h. lost an arm On the
Sth also, the houisiana militia were discharged.
n. Il. R"m"tn5cr, that az this time. the General
had oica! intelligence OF tho ro:i ication of tho rea-
" Of peace aud tschargiug his arv: yet that he
Sc-- TAR: an. had Judge lIa! in i,il for acting as
.udgr and a,ou, this time, h. htd NJ. Dick tn. at
.orn.v ut tA' /. States, nrreSis, All imprisoned for
applyn., Ia Judge Lewis fer habcas corpus in favor
nj Julrs Hall: GA the lo,h ic removed Hall from
ia" c'y,m'rH clcc'rly TO prevent him from perform
in- any Judicial act: til" rhcya,,y d. Vuusara was
sill banistc; and 'hc order, alien law was only
~ till the 18th, when TIC reccpt nf further despatch
from Washington Obliged :c General ut last to Give
;ip martial law and dict1tCr:0l power.
From attention 70 those dates, i viii be Soc; tina;
al the drcutjcs q: II. jackson with tho Il, il rocr
- Or"lrs, occurred il consequences cf h. Oppressive.
conduct more t.nn a-Inonth aiNr tho British had
Coon, AMI 0'tcr il" knew Officially that tao .rca-
uE his most violent acts ag0irst the civil authority
committed after h had received official intel
lTcn;c o. III, ratification Of tIn treaty from Washing
toni.
Where I'll was the neccssjty OF. this arbitrary chm
ducH TlCre mono. 81 Inns NOT tn" shadow OF JUS
tiiicatiof. We have Published these dates To show
that the plea OF necessir Gllcded b. his friends is al
before ms most tyrannica acts wcrH I,rr(onnnl.
ar f:-'c, .;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

Pennsylvania very foundations are shaken By
rue violence OF the Presidential contest in Pennsylva-
mo- we give 1t as our candid opinion from oil that
We nave read IN private letters and public papers, that
the vote OF pennsylvania is lost to General Jackson
IL VIII be great victory that truth has achieved over
efror-and reason over political infatugtiou should
Zen jackson be abandoned by the State which frs,
'ook nm up and such State powerful and Repub-
itc'h Us fchls. ANA. When revolutions commence
iil"y seldom stop short, or go backwards. That re-
vo'oA IL now CONFUSING that State is folyto deny
nut 1t WI not De arrested until the prcposcrous
preference OF the people for Military President Is
thoroughly changed, is concorlnahlc to positive infer
'ha'on and the nature CT revolutions. We subjon
some OF the signs Of The times fall of disastrous por-
tent to 1acksonisIn Bucks county is the residence Of
Mr.. lngham.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

evidence OF lit might bessecn IN the daring AMI
icrocious combination which now overshadows the
govgsnmcntin the temper and unfitness of that In
divdua upon whom this combination has concentrated
It's power--in the array and completion of parties in
every s'utc in the union 1t might be seen in these
solemn and torcboding admonitions with which the
yet lingering rccts of revolutionary virtue and Wis
don--thc conscript fathers of land-the remains
ot an age of bcroism valour and devotion-point 10
the probable dangers of this contest Is there not
virtue enough in this land to profit by such admo-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

LATESF FROM .CROPI'.
Tho London packet ship C"Jinbia arrived ut Now
York on Sunday, brinqing London p'pcrs to the 22d
of August No Intelligence of gr"at Importance
Rad trauspcd since or laS dates BY the way OF al
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19
r.oN LATE FOREIGN JOURNALS.

The ex King of Holland, Louis Bonapar-
te, who has resided for several years at Flor
cnce, has lately purchased hotel there, and
chosen that city for his permanent abode.
The Hereditary Princess OF Oldenburg
died on the 3lst of March.
Mr. S. Whitbread, NJ. p. lies dangerously
i'll at hlscountry seat, from an injury III the
spine, the consequence Ola fall from his horse
while hunting
Sir Robert Peel hastransmitted to the COM
mittee of management for the Manchester
Musical Festival, tn munifcent donation of
5O0i-.NIncheSter Courier
Mr. Williams Jewell, the friend Of Foote
and the elder Colman, for whom he supcrin-
tended the finances Of the haymarket Thea
ire, and afterwards of the Kings Theatre,
died at Puney iewdays ago, almost hun
dred years Old
Leigh Hunf.-Poor Hunt is almost bar
barously pluckcd, spitted and put to the fire
for roasting, by the editor Of Blackwood's
Magazine.
Coincideaces Of the same daies.-Crom-
well was born the same day Queen Elizabeth
died. Sully and Henry ". came into the
world on the same day; and Cervantes and
Shakespeare died at the same lime. London
Weekly Reriep.
Maadm Catulini.-After most success
ful tour amongstthe capitals OF the Continent,
Madame c. is now Oh her way t? join her
family at Paris. Hervoice is said to be as
full and as melodious as it ever was. 1t is
tins lady's wish to terminate her musical ca
reer in the country where her talent was first
duly rewarded; for which purpose she intends
coming to England this summer, and we UNI
derstand shehas accepted the proposal made
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

should treat all the worlds pleasures With
difference, and live only for eternity ~; ~ ".
merry wag replied, $50 you, sage s., ..
nounce your meals to day for the pu,na M, '.. Z.
enjoying them TO morrow a.: Do won r'g y, o.
your eyes in tire twilight OF morn. bec,nso ,..-'
will not enjoy vision Only in the sun,i,;. ~
day | will be happy while can:o f, ,
that philosophy the enjoymcnts of which ~.
only prospective"
TIE disadvantages ofa lone Sienna,
\ preacher had divided his sermon in,,.l-
ty-two sections. One Of his auditory ava, ,.,..
Immediately, who, being skcl whibsr :
was going, said, "To fetch my nighr:c,Y f.. .'
/ foresec, we shall pass the nigh here" :,
effect, the preacher, having lost tie thre,i d,
his subdivisions, could never reach the c,I y.
his sermon. The whole auditory, losing y,
tience, and seeing the night approach f,clo4
one after the other. The preacher. who NJ,
shortsishted, did not perceive this deserrioa
and continued to gesticulalc in the rn,,
when little singing boy, who remained ,Ior.
cried TO him, "Sir, here are the keys Of III.
Church, when You have done be 50 good ,,,
lock the gate
4 printer, whose talents were Tut ialf.,
emf, turned physician. lie was asked n.
reason of it. "In printing" answered h.
call the faults arc exposed to the eye. bu, II
physc they arc buried with the patient. .p5
one gets more ca IL off"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19
5000 bis nicely cured Bacon, g

so barrels whiskey, part high proof Ju'' ''''
ed and for sale at the Auction store, V ,ou,sON
In SToRR,
One doz. rush bo,tomed Chairs lne",
boxes brown soap
g bags green coffee .er,n,icsr -
One hogshead and barrels 4th PROOF jams
S barrelso old wbiskey. very hne
Spanish and half spanish segsr'
Young hyson Tea
One Spanish guitar
Malaga and port wine ,oFse sIs
cases me MS and boys white wool ha., oil. or
Mems and womens shoes, leather sNe .. o,bsr
lister and cake backing, cordisls ana n'a sale
ticIes. Ill offered lowest at hmhsoy PF''"
may l3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

Fasion, (Pa.) May 9-"Tepoo rie
ARMS. On "Wednesday afternoon tie r.,
habitants Of Delaware ward. were reused BIZ,
horse with harness on, swinglc-trcc AYin.a
his heels, that had crossed, the bridge & take,
possession of the side walk, until he cane f.
Fcrmour street, where he crossed. and ag,a
took the side walk at full spced-.stooi THE
door of house with strong indication Of
paying the inmates a visit, but had the door
Shut uponhim. Indignant at such uncercmon,
Gus treatment, he continued his course, ,urrc.
the corner Spring Garden street, and with
great deal fsang frod marched into the oor
of Mrs. Brown, and went up stairs into the
second story, making no trifing noise in his
ascent. Mr.. Straub, who was pIastcriug "a
a passage or kitchen chamber, openel b.
door, and Old Grey having made his way ra
the back building trottcd intothc open toora
the utter CONSERVATION OF Mr.. s. who rcrrcl..
ed and lett him quiet possession Continuing
his travels little farther, he tumJled down.
staircase, broke the bannisters, and with Ter.
rible crash came rolling down into the AitCL.
Ell, causing no small dismay and scattering
the Eamily-and a great arrangement Of tn
supper table.
I'VE understand that the horse was so much
injured by the fall that the owner to put ha
out of pain, killed him the same evening
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19
Containing 39+ acres.

As this estate is so generally known, paf' I''' o.
scription of it will be less Necessary. Tie sou
good state of cultivation. having been m'i"s'1 81.
several years past with view 10 It's mpro''',.,,,
There are about two hundred md tiy acre "r r,.
and divided into eight fields well frnce" 'ne .''
is in wood and timber There are from lot. " -.
acres of meadow land well ditched and dia"l'
of which is well set with clover and timothy VIZ - =.
lance designed to be put down N grass the ''.'
fall.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

LrrHoGRApuv.-A singular discussion h,
arisen in the Boston papers, relative to 'aer'
ception or rejection of certain votes or ballots
at the late election. The constitution Of that
state, it appears requires thatthe ballots s6oaI.
be wriifeN. At the election a number oil nJ'
ographic copies were presented, hence u:
question whether they could properly be re
ceived as written votes. Some writers con-
tend that they could, inasmuch, as they "en
first written upon stone. The same may
said of all engravings, s. OF common pmnu1s
and the Evening Bulletin makes the ioIIo"i':
puzzling inquiry - d..
"Suppose the stone itself, on VINE" Inc e o''
let is originally inscribed, should be oile''-
at the polls-would it pass