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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22
$500 ElefEls.AEtS.

Alithr Prlzes payable in Cash, which may
bf had, as usual, rs soon AZ drawn
Nh lie Ilcket 81 6n
all l26 Quarter 62 IL
IL The holder Of ls}o Tickets or shares,
must draw one prize and muy draw three.
rErns--For packages, not less than city
irke,s, scheme rlire, iol approved note,
payable 6heen days alter he ORA" ing, With
nut Interest yende,., nj al times, supplied
at Scheme price.
u OKprns. by mail or otherwise, meet
the same attentinn gwen 10 personal afpl'ca-
lion. Address 10 Managers offices,
Lynchbug, kiehmcnd,
II iachester, WhtthRg.
AUG. LLELNiCH.
uay .. .Kanaser.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

~ Present majority for Convention, 6isS.
~. understand that very few votes WeIe
..ta. IN .9o,hsrst Al the Nay court, aud thai
~ we're PRINCIPALLY Tor Convention. In
r,,aklfa. 100, which gave such large ajo-
li,g IN April agaihSi a Convention, We learn,
,b., in Nav, there we're 3 to Ia favor ri il.
,bi. unexpected change Is said 10 have been
,rndacea ~ opening the eyes Of the people
~ 3sln.iun under which many OF them Ia
n',,sd. that he decision OF a Convention
md be binding, aud that the people would
lao Ali power of reviewing, aud, il Hey
'.ls,.ed. revising their work. This errone-
va ,ninion, winch was industrionsly dissen-
,n,tyd by rne opponents OF Convention,
t,,btless had the effect of keeping, IN many
cona,iss, great numbers from the polls, and
of jndieins many who would otherwise havr
h.en friendly 10 the measure, Ia record THEN
,ole, against it. We hop its freud. will eh-
d.,,or to correct this error before Jun
ro,rls, and thai the people VIII he reminded
Of he importance OF carrying the question by
A triumphant majority.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Lornn--Pe,er Diugess, John Sratton'
New Member.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

The rnst week sp2 hhde ofpassed tobacco; ~
Ind, refused total 40.
The qnanll, inspecting IL very large, aud
priccs 70, iuictior aud common sui lowering.
Fine tobaccois ia seIy ian demand Al hoin nj
10 Slo. We have late accounts from Lnplhnd
France and llollmd-the English aud Datfh
markets are h,asy and price low. 1br lieneh
at the con- ours Ia Apt took 100 binds OF VI
ginla tacco ~ l6b 10 I'd Irnifks pei kIf.
nam. winch viii average neatly tn doIlals PER
hundred in ON money, III quantity taken vas
Iarpet Han had BEEN expected.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

The Pledge Never was rnola-hill
more completely made mountain ut, than
has this allegation of a pledge said TO have
been gwen 10 the federal parry, through the
agency Of M. Web der, by Nlr. Adams, IN or
der 10 secure his election TO the Presidency
Asin the case OF the alleged % bargain be
tween Mcssrs. Adams and Clay, however, II
has rfceiIch upon IFS inventors and crcala-
tors. Witness alter witness has been adVan-
Ged, each Of whom has not only failed 10 sns-
t.un the chang, hat has turned Inc tables on
those Who called them 10 the bar. Like the
iIui,bfa,tic qua, they have
tecoilei and kicked their osnsr, over
Nothing danntrd, however, by thsir fire.
q'esl discontinue, he enemie, OF Mir Al
ANS DO no. At all e. AK n their endeavors to
mike the public believe that tn" pledge tras
gwen and that II had lis due feet on those
so Snom The act was comInuul a'ed True,
they no longer addurs any thing hearing the
semhlaucr of evidence This j. not the Jack
snuian code, thr ftjr AL r9t table rule OF
which il to prefer charges against men no
ore obnoxious ~ IT, and by presenting them
Erliy AZ necessary consequence, lht0N the
weight oi prnpf 81 their shon ders. lucy r.
" o to inrse al 'hsr amb iDus hummer, and
tier solemn mode Of limiting aud Hodding-
as much d, 10 -aY, five chose 10 tell what Ne
Know, We could make some men "trembie %
Iremblr, tnr7 botl \ tempest IN a tcH-pol
ltremlnis Us OF the Ny on the coech-wheel, *
flaming, " Lord see what dust u. make |
swell niigEiG tb.Y expect - owe Turn tle stur-
dlrSi oak ott1r f1re,t with thcr fa,be breath As
~ make Sucn uen bS Mr. Webster and 'lr. SOU
'hHrd tr'mhlr AZ any d.cio>nrrs WIN h II mav be
ihr power Of theii enemies L make. hey are
mair II" Strrner stun. and know too well that
Ihfy have nothing n tTpaj
When Mr.. 4 ash name was inti oduced
aMitless on tie " aston. he give Ia the whole
"fdh positive and unf quiyoCI denial yet,
pa " sprt even converted that denial INTO
prot MIR. Walsh has again avelred that he
An '"s nothing oil any sucn letter Is IS charged
u have been written by Mr. Webster aud inter
"lcd by Mr. AdamS, IIpr of any 0tGrr letter
~7'ch can he tortured into a resemblance otthc
INSCRIPTION glVen OF it. Win tins satisfy the
gentlemen, OF viii they siill 60 on, nothing dann-
'e' and rep al that the hing Is proved W. do
MOI hno" what course they viii pursue, bit IN
our opinion, there rs but one course TOR honest
oea 10 adop'.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

o'asrs'f We perceive nv the Washington
paPefs' that TIM Rrtrel chmeut Committee has
W. "ps,h made lis report, throu.h il chair
a a ar. tiun,ton.) md that n counter re
, ,,'.' ms been presented ny Mr. Sergeant in
y T 81 the minority Of the COMMITTEE
NV NV committee appointed to investigate she
- outrage has also concluded its lahprs 4;
'' if"s"n,et a report, ~hirh has also been
D " y connIer-repnrt, presented by Mr.. =.
'''"7rn behalf OF the minority. We have
A. In either OF these Reports, and cannot,
re- say any hing Of their contents or
~ "',1f'er' w learn. however, in relation to
i. - medlhat the committee declare MIR
.,I e 'ndnel 10 b" exceedingly reprrben-
NJ, nv recommend 10 he House 70 take
j.. '"r'oer noticr of II. We really lhink This
.o.pe"ha' singular conclusion from such
.a .han As soon as Ne rrcrivefie Reports,
N''al lay them before orr readers.
- ~ Meetings have been held in several
,bs '~"'es' and Delegates appointed to attend
t,,, Invention proposed TO be held al Char
It -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

Many crops have been sold At auction the pas
week averapine from ~ 30 81 - .-thc ciol
bclouring 10 the estate ot Jamcs stoproe ton
sluing oil y hhds sold At " 20,
PRIVATE SAILS
Crops sell at about the -ame average AS AZ aur
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

II The public religious services At the An
oual meeting Of the Lynchhurg Bible Society,
having been prevented by the incI"'uenay Of
h. Gather on Tues a Ia, tier NJ liVaud
viii delye the annual discourse al tue With
odist Church, THIS EyLSING at early candle
light.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

& Va ltrsi, = rotisfni'.nt office on tie eisss
" sttr,t lea,ipg 10 TIE h psbinpiou 1uYctn 49,
Ionss nrodnate. !. q. hEII0h
M - 2th5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
MARINE H7EWg.
Port or RICRuOND. DEC. -.
ARRIVED.


Scr. Fairfield. Colin 6 DAYS lin n York viii, sim,
dries to j. Webb 81 CO. Davenport Allen & Co Ino
Allen, Jas Winston, VIM Clarke. Beck A Sven
ny, Sullivan Triplott & Johnston, G. Holt, ir g. CD.
NJ lIollrns, f. Porter, Luckc e. Sizcr Baldwin Iycs
q 20. Mitchell, d Dntton, $ Putncy, ] Thonr-
son, J BRAY, J Gordon g. Co. M'Kildoe, Grav g.
Ponkcy, J " Nash, Il pcyton, NJ Weaver, S1ryay
W ~ Fit2rFylsonn, Lancaster & DENLY, WadsworiI
& Williams, w g. ID Kyle g. Go. Williamson, M
Branch, ID Colt or order, Parker, II Nelson Bog
well 81 Smith, J a. Myers jr. T. g. T. Jomcs g. ca
Allen' Hall q Moore, NJ Valentine, Ro Johnson,
and 20 rnnEcr
Schr. Mary, MLclland, I'm Boston. vim Norfolk and
CITY Point, with sundries, To Lucke g. Sizer, d NE-
bet, Mills, d. a Woodbridge, Davenport Alton
~ 20. w MITCHELL ir. Otis, Dunlop g. Go. VI O g. =
DIHcnry, G Fisher, N Cary g. Go. w Allison James
NJ ki!doc, mud Workman g. Magrudcr--Sacd i'm CO.
with schr Hope and Polly, for Norfolk.
Schr. Domcdc, Gray, I'm Portland, with sundrins.
to Davenport Alien g. 20. and 10 master.
Schr. Florida Staples, fin Portland, with bricks g.
hay 10 James Fisher.
Srl'r En'crprizo, Corson, days In n York viii,
baast.
Schr. Robert II. Stanton, Thompson, I'm N York.
ballast.
Sichr. John & Nancy, Haskell, Gn York, ballast.
Sclr. Priscilla, ---, FIN Smthfeld, with cotton aud
brandy, to jones Winston.
Schr. Franklin, Price, FIN AIcxnndfia.
Schr' Orleans Jones, fn Alexandria with woSd, to
master.
Schr Mount Pleasant -, fun Alexandria.
Lighter Ann, Childs, I'm Petersburg, tobacco mid
shot' 10 Anderson, Blair g. Anderson, and M MYERS
with ballast 'i'''"'
SiooP Jolly Sailor, Updilc, I'm Norfolk, with supar.
iron and tar, TO j. Webb s. 90. Otis puulop g. n;
and & w Gilliot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
Foreign News.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec.
FROM HAVRE.

BY the arrival at this port of the brio Mary capain
Suydam from Iavre, Paris dates to the cath and IIa-
vre TO the e5th Oct. have been received We arc
indebted TO Mr. Sanderson of the Coffee House. for
hic of the Journal do Hare, fiom which we are
able to gather little of interest.
we ind no confirmation of the fall of Varna as
stated IN private letter from Hamburg.
The Journal OF the 25th aays-..tJntil tho present
time, those who had interpreted most unnvourably
Tor Nrssa the ncws from the theatre ol war consi-
cred the fall ut Narna ss ncvablc indeed devoid of
III "rhhcation, pressed Tor many months by nuncr.
Gus army, which was encouraged nv the prrscnco of
the Gar, thus place appeared condemned To all into
Tho hands of the bcsictrrs. Now the icliycrance of
Narna is nj least probable"
In another part of the letter 10 the cd or of the
journal, from which extract the above i, j. said
Norna need not fear attack; before oocninr TIC
preach Tor entrance, It will be necessary for tc Rms
sinus To dispense The thirty thousand mon al Omar
'rlonc-ohcrwisc Tire combined attack of tn, bcsin
gcd and the Turks on the outside would threaten
thom with an almost inevitable ruin
tits mentioned Ss matter worthy ~ notice that
the nam" of tho Emperor of Russia docs not once an
pear III tho Russian bulletins. 'Wus Nirlolat'
asks Tire Journal, 'in The camp or was he on his way
10 his capital"
The reports from Constantinopc. represent the
Turks in excellent spirits Tho Grand S,;.,ncr
was AZ tho camp with the standard of tho Pronh,t:
public officers clothed in military costume
The bulletins from the Turkish army, recount the
daily victories gained by HasSSeiu Pacha und r the
ntrcnchmcnts of Shuma, which called the .t3r,5
- The irrdcir."
The Journal says the Emperor must have lost
eighty thousand mon in this campai.uc. HIS armies
have been decim7tcd by the sickness resulting from
the climate.
The French army have suffered prIch by sickness
in the Norca.
we have given the opinions Of the French writer.
touching Vnrra; but opinions go but for little against
acsand hence Difference is due To the private cl,er
from Hamburg. The Havrc paper quoted above
hns The following paragraph
Letters from Amsterdam of the Goth October an
nouucc the fall otNaria, after rightl carnarc for
winch the Courier Anglas Of the ED, is credited"
number of persons connected with the Post Of.
nee have hccn arrested in Paris in consequence o.
robbery committed in that department
ST'cs IT Hoere. Sfth Wt.-Cotton. Louisiana. s
10; Georgia 9G; Rice, 30 -: Coffee, Martini
quo, I p; Haiti, 5o.-IJ. s. Gt<ciic.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

Nh. FIshush of Fuiriax, promised the following re-
solution by Icrnarking, that while he acknowledged
that The literary fund had effected much rood he was
OF opinion that IL had not effected much as il might
he made To effect single fact would illustrate this
proposition. sum less than that appropriated for
education In Virginia. educated in the State of New
York so times children.
fcSotred, That the committee for Schools and Col
legys be instructed Ia enquire into the cxpedcncy Of
outhorising the school commissioners Of the different
counties, 20 cause their respective counties TO be tvi-
dcd into districts not exceeding miles square: and
wherever Che inhabitants of the said districts shall
nave erected in the centre such other part of tho
SAID Cistrc, as may be agreed upon with the school
commissioners, school-housc ui suitable dimensions
ana durable materials, to approximate much of tho
annual Quota Tor their count not exceeding dol
.ars, MS Will together with equal raised bv vo-
lun'arv subscription in tho district 10 sufficient TO en-
ploy suitable teacher for the whole or part of the
Ycar-rrovilcd that the schools thus established shall
IL all Cases, bo free for the instruction, without charge
Of all the children within the district 20 which it b.
LONGS.
AR. BUyooi offered resolution for referring the
subject matter Of bill reported from the committee
OF Roads, &c. to hc Board Of Public Works.
~" Nay considered !; irregular 10 refer bill 90
body CIT OF the House, aud he moved 10 amend tn
resolution by substituting resolution for enquiry nd
dressed TO the Board OF Pubic Works.
.N'. .nyo opposed the adoption of tho rcso'u
;lon--but 1t was passed; WHOM motion Of M Tn.
IRcr.
Tho 1lhuro -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
RTClflNOND .lLHRKEY

1CBACCO-Icvcw oi the Tobacco Market this v'rck:--
Evcmc prices Of passed auction, 81 40 TO s9-dtu or
reG"cd, 50 30 10 s5ecna sales passed, 81 30 to IS
The demand has hrcn chiefly for manufacturing sales
old tobacco in thu counting rooms mostly S. So for ship
mont.
~ the Public Nae'onsc Yesterday, hind New Luss sa
~ - 30, one NJ 81 70 and one nj 81 10 per hupCd.
CCTTON-Sn n'uch neglected here formerly, ranks
al our staples and has become article
oar merchants al iat toe planters brn, this city imnc
d1'cy bought up prices certainty high, believe higher
than gwen market BETWEEN Charleston and New York
1t commands ~ los according quality and is in
Good tciGand Planters woui advance ,e interest BY
bringing ,l'eir this market They will find difficulty
in getting purchasers and good prices in good tao',ck
fLoUR.-Ths article rcipains without alteration s.rrc last
week We quote city mills 81 canal S7Ibu these prices
merely nominal w bo'dc being disposed sell The article
continues freely, and there is little ship
ping the stock continues increase. - to 5000 Ibis ato
stored, waiting for higher prices
WtiEArWhich last week seemed 10 have settled down at
about 81 In, has improved Good merchandise wheat now
commands 81 80 This is attributable to competition
among the mllcrs The or brn ;ing nearly
over, and il cones in splrJ- chiefly Wagons, from n
Carolina and distant countess which seldom receive
amy, except when tho price hih enable them pay
heavy land carriage in getting il 20 iIurke;.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
LATEST FROM EUROPE

letter from Hamburg Of The 15th OF oct. rc..i-
ycd by gentleman of this city. eays,-''This morning
courier arrived ringing the news that the army Of
the Grand Fizier sent to relieve Choumla has been
beaten by the Russians, and that Tarna cuptuatcd
on the It'll of October"
The letter was received h. the Ruth & Mary which
arrived at this port Yesterday, from Hamburger.
rI'iI Ca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

The mecting of Merchants aud Citizens called To
take into consideration the Ware housing SYSTEM was
defeated by misunderstanding to the hour. Tho
Merchants and Citizens of Richmond and Manches-
ter who feel an interest in this subject arc requested
to convene at tho Merchants Coffee House, on Fri
day, at half past four o'clock in the evening"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

HopiHg--Au hwcrcan in England &, hear tho cole
bf'cd Rowland Hill preach and heard him tell tc following
story IN the pulpit:
Speaking OF patience, hc said he would tell story. '
once went into shop where there clerk, very pou,
young man. and while was there, he ord haul down
goods piles from the Shelves and spread out and then
lay them away again, and pull down more, and all rnotny
the world but 70 CRAFTY the curiosity Hn price ola parcel
dc gosslppng customers who didn't % buy any thing
But must tell you by the way, that ibis practice ycy rude
and mrviL some people don't how trouble troy
give They'll 90 into Shop and have piece piece taken
down and unrOcdHhcn they don't buy arlung's
worth III tell you what rs very rude and cN1,ious-ld
have you learn good HoJncrs Well seeing much Tune
ccssay trouble the young put to- said him
people make you great deal Of aborvo find very
vcxatiOus N wait such sonabc folks no. nc said II
docs nc good; n teaches me tho graco Of pdficncc."
Ladies who are fond going sboPng imay as we'll per-
haps road ia good preachers cmon Pa,c' second
time
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

We learn that ;he late George Gray. whose d~ath
we announced on the 23th ut has made the follow
ing liberal hequcss TO public insttutious.--To the
University otMaryland, in trust, for the sole and
benefit OF the i!,paJy attached to the Medical Col
cge, tn sum of 5000 dollars 10 +Tfe,iofS Hoepjiai
in Edlnburg ninety six shares of United States Bank
Stock equal al its present value, TO about 1000 dol
OARS. To s.. sIsdre,o's Society Of Baltimore lot
of ground on President street. The dccca scd was n
native Of Scotland, but had resided III this country and
atterly in the city Of Baltimore for number ofvcars
past. Although IN the ola long life of industry
he had accumulated large f rtunc, the tenor of his
life was uniformly retiring and unostcnlatious In
his intercourse with hisieiow men, his conduct was
always marked by the strictest integrity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

LeSiN1ljre-On Friday last Thomas P,g9 IA rcsirncl
ms appointment Of Judges of the superior Court
UlWe e. ud'g1rn rsq ia nomination fiji tho vacancy
On the day, Intellectual baOttr s were hid FOR
Gnyemor YhcN re.nIcd Allow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

'Icrio Hospital founded about two hundred years ago
IN The city Of Ednhu, by George Hcrot goldsmith aud ban
kcf 70 James Ills bequcst five correctly nOnrcd was
2},oO0L sterling.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
POSTSCRIPT

We tic press the election jon, own o
Baden astovcnor for tine ensuing year. 10y tie following vote:
Owen So Spaigh; -, Scattering ,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

On Saturday there three banings, aud last 'o
only many candidates. and yet no election a cir
Clmsancc. sm.ncct amo.i mnnr.c @. !c-,. c..--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

DIED,-Ou Thursday morning the $40 inst, 81 Laur1
Brook, Dnwidde county, the Other Uncle Mr. Edward O.
Banc Miss SARH Avs WAHn IN the 18th year Of her age
Beautiful and srcss in life gentle md tranquil in death
Tho lovely finds peaceful grave;
The Virgins on with solemn brow draw near,
Aud deck the sacred spo, with bcauty's tear"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
CoNfntrNIcArrn.



This splendid Actor is already advan;acrously
known, that any description Of his fine acting unnc-
ccseary. On Wednesday night, the house was filed
TO OVERLOOKING The fashion and beauty Of our city,
and crowd ofrcspcciabc Strangers seem determined
10 continue n general turn ont. Al this season, we
may now and then expect n stormy evening" but an
umbrella, tight Shoes and snug envelope will secure
us TO the Theatre, the comfort of which has boon
much Increased by excellent set Of stoves. great
treat IS anticipated from Mr. flmblns Nirginius to-
night.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

On the day, b inTuduCcI u Mn Nch0,1r 10
establish Medical Board IN TINS state the purpose
inng the granting LICENSES 20 such persons may &C DESTROYS
practising Medicine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
SUGAR.

SUGAR.
oh Hhds y. O. part very superior, landing this
w morning NJ The dock for snlc by
dec t9-1f VI MYERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

Tie, New York American OF Monday evening,
quotes u. s. BonS Stool, at / - SO ~ 81. Ia
change Oh London at 100 - Il los 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

mirroring Hy.crsr6 The bGe Packet Tyicf, from Cron
-ud fp Providence viii, valuable CARGO totally lost
Nanu~ke ard Might OF 81 'r.. ar a hoard cyropt The
lt.I-- -.-i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

IHe tJHr "A Philadelphia paper states that many ofthc cit
n Chccr County cd 30 laudabc efforts 20 rac
vineyards 81 tc and ihu- 10 supply their tables with q
pleasant and wL0cpnc beverage u place 81 the poisonous and
ef ms liquor which annually destroying hundred, oi lives
throughout tic Urou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

brig Eo'~7r has arrived az Bosiou bipg,nz the r.
ofHrTT Wnrro~, late American Charge ~ iro Court Of DE-
nah. W ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

THBNTRE--Nr. HtmnJv played ifgo,,, on
"Wednesday night % ltll house. TO say merely
that &c performed tic character ,s,H would be- dop,
h"H 'rpT'cc-'o saY hc cVccllcd u.c many eminent
''ageoans Who have por-onafcd the character ON tho
FFhn'opd Noards, might be considered rs doing him
more han justice ishowcvcr trne. that be- cycirol
the universal admiration Of the audience: and il wac
the opinion OF nony 81 uot az, That hc has mo- conoI
~ that charsotor.IIe closes Isis engagement To-. ni,
N the character Of tirsjnj1q.-Wo anticpo,o r;ct
treat 70 fuH howe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

hiE hof NJ r. Uuntc NJ i,sscx comfy ahead a rfsd,,t
Ire Schoo Of Greek was declared q graduate IN tS School ~
asgsVeS by fia issu~ n ~ UHvmsr % i-glna, O,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12
.tcDserottU &SsWtN>


Refined Flhtery-Mr. Calhoun (who the reader
isuwarc) after supporting and acting upon for twenty
years, as member of Congress, and Secretary of
War; the most ultra latitudinarian construction of
the constitution, hns of lata become convert to lin
itsriansm-and to make the change still more flat
tering to Virginia (which State it is supposed my
he necessary to his election Prcsidcnt compliments
Mr.. Tazewcll with the credit of his conversion {!
How can Virginia resist so much condcscoasiona
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

The Governor in his le''cr 70 Tic joint con,rttea
sforthe restoration of ,ho reign of pure uaaaul
trrated renson" and good feelings. Amen! Let II
sre who viii best Observe tho Recommendation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-12

Wa. ErEc, Esq. his baaa c?7oia.cd Senator n
the o. States, by tho Executive of Maine in place
Atnros f. PARIS, appointed State Judge.