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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

III Chesterfield County Court 1923, Dec L5e 8IL
Isham' Pickett in his proper person, also Micha wor-
sham Sarah Wofsham, aud william Worsham, inCan,
cuIdren ~ Edward w Osham deed, by John Hill tbei,
next friend COMPLIMENTS against john Trueman and
Er6ecca his wife, late Rrbecca worsham. which said
tebecca Is the admx Of Edward Worshsm deed aefs--
IN CBANcERY
Tins day came the compliments by COUNSEL MI filed
their bill, aud " appearing the satisfaction of the
court mat the said john Trucman is mt inhabaut
oi this commonwealth; the motion nfthc coupainau,s
ordered, that the said John Fireman appear here on
the second Monday in March next, answer the bill
oil Vac compliments aud that copy Of this order he
inserted for t"o months surcesively 10 some nesaur
published in the city OF Richmond, and another conv
posted at the front door courhaue Of this
ior two successive courts.
cOpy Trsic,
90 PARKE POiNDFXTER. e..
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W. M price OF subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
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a TRUNK was put into the pos-ess,on 81 = oo--
- scnger Oh bourd the steamboat Potomac on the
ath January, ut City Point: by mistake for his He
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COTTON

I'D Square bales cotton, per schooner Gcorgiana.
for sale ~ JAS WINSTON.
mar :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

~ OilCE.-Ihe subscriber has procured trainer
: OF horses, and has opened stable at Broad Pocs
ne VIII take few horses either tried OF untried ON
Ecn got ISIIAM PITCL
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RID. JEFFRIEs. OK.

NitGiNIA: AT rules, holden in the CLERKS Office ~ 49,,
superior court oil chancery tnr the Richmond dsc H.
50 DAY o November, 1928: Thomas I,aber mir o,a;s-
yohn D emIns Isaac Curd ad Jane his wife and ss,nni
Dyer, u and Martha his wife, dts - $3.50 "sA
Inc ceicndants Isaac Cur and Jane his wife and Sa,l
E tu hiartha ms wife not having entered their apDcar
ance and given security according the act OF asbk -,
thesueS oil TINS court and appearing by satisfactory
tey are not inhabitants country: il is or3a,c ,Ie,
Sau Geehdais do appear here tenth day OF the
January Term, and answer the bill the plaint aud tl.r
Sy az Hrs onier be forthwith inserted in some h
snen IN e cry OF Richmond, for months sticcessive mi
P'se" al ie roiit door OF the CAPITOL said CITY
-oz a COPY Iesie, VIM. q. PENDLEToN C. q
EM Dkf GOODS STOkE.-I4JWE.S n HIN.
Mers Srnnss, Son Brothers, n,ncdjately NJsS
id q NiooTes aud has hand general sssor,,nen, r.
supple ana fancy Dry Goods; among winch are
Cioihs, cassimeres and satmets, fine and coarsn
isGt White, green and yellow fiannels
cilN and striped Valencia vesti:zs
SvansdOwn and Marseilles do
lIisil and German linens, lawns and camlrrs
1a.'oe ass'Hted embracing great variety
a''cy, striped and plaid gingraIus
nam ana Inquired bOmbazetts, various coors
| a 10 o-4 Jaconet and book musius
Null India and Swiss do
Swiss and black Italian silk cravats
canton and Mandarin grapes; ItaIian do
i'LicA Italian ustring, scnclews and Sars.ts
- large assortment OF SILK cotton and wooden hosiery
aSlIonabe bonnet and belt ribbons
flag Bandanna and cotton handkerchefs
I'io'es and combs OF every description
i.len ana cotton tckmgs, furniture
i,niseys ana kerSeys suitable for servants clonry
Brown and bleached d0mescs, diapers, SC
/ IIGPetlns, heaIth-Iuss, umbrellas, sc. &c
"hch with variety Of other articles he desirous IN ,u
ov FOX cash 9' ~ 'S"'S S l" seu
I ~
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MIR. ALPHONsE LoUBAT

MIR. ALPHONSE LOUB.iT la
I'VE wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, on LoNG-lsLASD, where he now has,
IN f,tll cultivation, Jhrfv-Gre Heres Of
GrmDd, containing $1,000 Grapc Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
Of being enabled TO procure the best species
ofRCots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, in tho Districts of Bor-
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COpios. vesie, Vs.. g. PeNnLrror. c. G.

Co"'mt'Ho'ier's Office, Richmond Fcb. TO- 1929
The parties Interested will please to take notice that
nave appon,eo TIE 3Oih day If March next o commence
the duties directed IN the Cnregoirg o,I.,. az e,n, o,
which day nj o'eIoekA NJ they arc required to attend
~ my Office ~ this city, their accounts voucher, and
documents ready Tor examination AND settlement.
Fen. 2D-w4t HILARY pAKTp -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

NETT HERRINGS.
&0V bo!5 OF nett behring's viii be inspected this
morning. on the Dock, and offered for sale nv
IeD - LANES WINSTON.
Grocery for Rent.
q Good stand Tor Grocery on the north side OF
the Basin near Myers tobacco n,anuiactorv--
for terms apply to JY.M j. CL9REE!
feb o7-6t If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

VII Subfcriber has for sale on consignment a
few bales OF Raw Cotton which he viii sell NJ
'Ilr pIce. W.u y. CL.1RKE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
:. :. TAIls.

~ No. 65, Thames street. !.
Whcrc is kept general assortment %
Medicines. Decd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
NEW GOODS,
ISAAC GOULD.
No. l76, Than

eVVsT 'FVf q WW"FtN NfFtttt"
HAS Just received from New York
II Auctions, a very cheap lot Of
Broadcloths and Cassimeres,
some of which are American, and have OBJ
tained the premium IA that city
"A l. : O--a rare assortment of London
NESTlNGS, of extra quality and the most
fashionable patterns; white and brown,
French and English drllings, very cheap;
black, blue and olive Bpmbazecns and Cir
eassians, with a general assortment Of ar
ucles Of mems wear-all of which will be
sold as low for cash as can be purchased
in town. AS above, very cheap lot of
Ready made CLOTHING. may 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
AN ACT for the relief of the Navy hos
i pital fund

BE it enacted BY Me Senate and House 81
Representatives. Of the United States cf.3
neiica IN. Congress assembled, That the
sum of one hundred and twenty five dol
lars be, and the same hereby is, aPpropri-
, ated to the Navy hospital fund and thai,
the same be paid by the Secretary of the
Treasury, on the requisltion of the, Com
nissioners of the said fund, out of any mon
ey in the Treasury not otherwise appro'
pristed.
Approved I'd March, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
For conpensatio,

! For compensate, .f.afse
emigrating from within the chartered Inn
its OF the State OF Georgia, in pursuance Of
the provisions OF the treaty of the sixth OF
May, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty eight, with the Cherokees of Ar
kansas, upon the snpposition that five hun.
dred may emigrate within the yesr, that is
10 say: For rifles, including a balance due
on rifles purchased last year, for blankets,
for brass kettles, ard for tobacco, ten thou.
saud seven hundred and twenty four dol
lars and seventy five cents. ~
The expense of transportation Of those
articles, two thousand dollars.
For payment for properly which may
be abandoned by Cherokees emigrating
from Georgia, five thousand dollars.
For expense of emigration, being ten
dollars per head, five thousand dollars.
For one years provisions for emigrants,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For gratuity Of ten dollars 10 each emi.
graft as per eighth article of the treaty,
ave thousand dollars. sE
For compensation Of appraisers OF prom
erty abandoned by emigrants. as provided
~ eighth article of sand treaty, and ofsuch
other persons as itnay be necessary To en-
ploy IN executing the provisions ofsald at
ticle. six thousand five hundred dollars.
For compensation for improyements
which may be abandoned by the Cherokee
OF Arkansas, as is provided in the four, b
rticle of said treaty. estllnated for ore
thousand heads OF families, ,thirtysevent thou
sand dollars. $50 t&
For compensation Of appraisers Of prop.
erty so Abandoned, in pursuance of san,
article, and for expenses of removal ofn
ced and Infirm lHdions, FIVE thousand dol
lars. h
Sec. 2. .And be a .Gtrther tnGcted. Thp
the several sums hereby appropriated sbab
be paid ont OF any money ~ the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
t a. STEVENSON. .
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
~ y C.CALHOUN.
Vice President of the United States, and
President nf the Senate. ace
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Approved, Cd March, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
SYGIYT1 GOODS
RECEITED BY
3. S. SAEccNE,
Ia, Ihanes-street,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
ScasoMahle Goods,

a Comprising
WHITE ard red merino and Thibrt
w Shawls, dark aud light prints, very
fair dark. blue Calicoes for9 rich gam
iures, ga,ze hdkfs belt and wrist ribbons,
Crcassians. Brown batlste,
Cotton Hose, Swiss dresses.
ilnghems. plain broad Tof RIbhons,w ,wois
ed braid, cold oainbrics, flag hdkts.cheap,
striped Jean &c. also on hand,
Broadeloths. Barege hdkfs.
Csssmeres, Furniture patch, ~
Nestlngs, Nantlns,
Flannels, t Umbrellas,
Lincps, Rroed Diapers,
Linen cambrics, Black Tailcta. /.
Irntatiou DO. and Florence,
Mil and iaconet muslin, PLAN and figured
swiss do; book muslin, black and colored
gro de Nap; black lace wells, green gauze
ITO,
Bleachod and unlleachcd shirtiues and
ihcetlnes, tickings, stripes, gIpgbams nnd
,attinetts. april %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
WILLIAM GOFF,
HIS CONSTANTLY ron SALE
al his Store head cf Gardper's tchagj, hsI

al his Store head Of Gardner's tehays her
South cfthe boice5g -
4 great variety 9f CoBDIALs, OF GOO
n quality, such as Robbery, or Wipior
green, Peppermint, ADn,seed, Tonsy, CiDns
mon, Lemon, Glove, and SPcarmib, Cordia =
Tue above may be bad IN any qlan'iiy at y
cents per gallon ag
Also; n general assortment OF GROCE
.kIES, Liquors, Wines, Teas CTorkory,& q
which will be sold as cheapas can be Purchss
ed elsewhere. -
The subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
liberal patronage hitherto Afforded by u r
tf'ends. and hopes BY bis cDdcavors TO pleas ,
ard strict attention 10 business, 20 mort
soD.inusnce oftbeif fsyor. fsb ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
Approved 2d March, 1929.

For the payment OF the annnlty 10 the
Pattawntimas, under the treaty Of the six
tcenth October, one thousand eight hum
dred and twenty six, two Thousand dollars.
For fulfilling the stiPulations Of the same
treaty in regard to education, two thons.
and dollars. st"z ,z-
For the annual support ola blacksmith
and miller, and for furnishing one hundred
and sixty bushels Of salt under the same
treaty, one thousand five hundred and
twenty dollars. s
For the payment Of the permanent an
nuity under the fourth article Of the treaty
with the Miamies of the twenty third Oc.
tober, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty six, twenty FIVE thousand dollars.
For the delivery Of iron, steel, and 10
bacco, under the same treaty, and for the
employment Of aborers, ono thousand one
hundred dollars. Fsts-
For the annual support Of the poor and
ipfirm Miamics and the education of tier
youth under the sixth article of said trea
fy. two thousand dollars. 49, p.
For making good q deficiency in the ap
propriaton to carry into effect the fourth
article of the treaty of the second and,
third Of Jnne, one thousand eight huudfed
and twenty FIVE. with the Usage and Kan
sac Indians, sixteen Thousand. eight hun
dred and ninety five dollars and forty
cents. ~ artF.
For the payment Of the sum stipulated
in the second article of The agreement en
tered into with the Winnebago Indians on
the twenty fifth of August. one thousand
eighth hundred and twenty eight, twenty
-fhonsano dollars.
For the payment of'he permanent an
nuity stipulated in the second article ofthe
treaty with the PattawstiDl Indians ofthe
twentieth September, one thopssnd eight
hundred and twenty eight, two thousand
For the payment ofthes limited annuity
stipulated in the saoe article, one thousand
tollors. - - go. 80. !,
l8 For the purchase OF goods. and the pay
ynent i'm specie Stipulated IN said article, IN
ending Transportation, forty i've Thousand
Gye hundred dollars. p &fIF fa|
For the expense Of farming, and for ".
fensils, spec fled in said article, seven thou 1
sand fye hundred dollars. - ~
= For tobacco. iron, steel, education ANN.
ity 10 Principal Chici, ,enploynseD, of Ia
lborcrs. and purchase Of land graniedio
Nancy Burnett. two thousand nine hun
dred ond sixty d.llsss. - Sc
For the payment offclains acains, the
patlrwstimas, stipulated ia The third nril
Gle OF said treaty len sibonsand eight hun,
|. jred aod ninety fiyc dollars. I. 2.
For expense of fascer,siping tie yalpe :
propcdy belonging TO the Inissionary g
Enlistment, the rcrosal Of which is RIO
jyided forsin ,he fifih sttcle .cf The sold
t,ea,s three huacred dollars ie ~ 2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
onOe uanuydctOry.
Benl. Marsh, Jun. & Co.
NO. o.. Thames Street,

Respectfully inform their friends & the public,
En THAT they have on hand
E complete assortment Of
GkH LADIES and GENTLE
- .ME.V'sB0OTS& g. SHOES
of every description, and will sell them as
reasonable as at any other Store in town
of equal quality. -,
N. b. They also carry on the manu-
featuring of the above articles in the first
style and warrant the same TO be as good
in every respect as are made at any other
Store in Newport.-Those wishing to be
fitted from their measures will please call
on the subscriber. at the corner OF Market
square. Newport, april 30, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
NEW GOODS.

al ARYEY SESSIONS has received
q n aud nov offers for sale. complete
assortment Of SU MINER GOODS--nmong
theIn arc the following, viz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
AN ACT to continue the present mode Of

AN ACT to continue the present mode of
supplying The Army of the United
States. rt
BE IL enacted by The Senate ondIIouSe Of
Representatives ofMs United States Of a
D,ericn IN Congress assembled, That on
the sixth, seventh. eighth, ninth, and tenth
sections Of the act entitled "An act regu
lating the staff of the army of the United
States" passed April the fourteenth, eight
cen huudred and eighteen, and the eighth
section of the act, entitled AN act TO re,
doce and fix the MiliIary Peace Establish
ment ofthe United States.' passed March
the second, eighteen hundred aud twenty
one, are hereby continued in force for five
years from the passing of this act, and
thence to the end of the next session Of
Congress thereafter. and no longer.
Sec 3 ind be IL further enacted, Tha'
the better to enable the Commlsssry Gen
eral Of subsistence to carry into effect III,
provisions Of the above specified acts. there
be appointed two Commlssaries, 10 be tax
en- from the line o. the army, one OF whon
shall have the same rank, pay, and emolu
mcnts, as Quartermaster; and the other
with the rank, pay and emoluments OF AS
sistant Qnartermaster, @
Approved, Cd March, le29. :,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
BY AuTHonrrY.

LAWS or rHE UsirEp srATrs PASSED. AT THE
sEcosD sEsslos OF THE TwESTfErn
lcONGREss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02

rEHE subscriber informs bis old Gus
u toners and the public, that he con,In
ues toGard Sleeps Wool Of all grades.
Cloth Dressing.

, He also continues TO Dye g. Dress Wool
ZEN Cloths ofevery description, real lndIgc
Blue and allother colors required.
; lie willnlso manufacture Wool into yarI
.r cloth, all which viii be done specdily,I
q superior style, and on The most reasona
bic terms. SAMUEL CLARKE.
=, lJArticles intended 10 be sent to the Fa'
ory, /, may be left with Geo Knowles or Jol
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Amy, Little
compton; Peleg Cory, Tiverton;or Jcremial
Clifford, Bristol Ferry. May 81, 1929
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
REMOVAL.
pANTEI GCrF,

Respectfully Informs ms Jrieads and he
pubtic..
UNHAT he has removed from Bannister's
L wharf 10 the Bake House Ut Broad
street. formerly occupied by Moses g. w
Thurston, directly opposite the Hay Scale.
y here he intends carrying on the q.
EA.STE& ETsrNISsl
IN ALL IT'S VARIOUS BRAscHEs,
and where may be mad at'any hour in The
.dav the following kinds of BREAD, viz.
\ Loaf Bread, sugar and molasses Ginper
bread. hard and So: Crackers. New Yorl
do; ship and Pilot bfud. sugar and NJ
lasses Cookies: Buns tea rusk. spoug
lemon cake, butter bi-cnit; water bIscui
SC &c &c. .rF y. - srre
q Mr. GEoRGE w, SrANHopE, at Tho cor
ncr OF Bannister's wharf, Will be supplied.
!, for tue aecommodauon. ofscustomers re
sizing in that vicinity With The above a.
Dcles cyery morning, where they may b.
.bnngbt at The same price as at the Bal
House. \. S. ,fl
x. Stores an families. IN any part of tb
town. can BE- furnished fro,o his cart, wi,s
apy articles ~ IS hpa. fsls
4 BEDDLN'C C.1KES, warranted Of ,he
irst quality. made 10 order. p, =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

l.
the LAplrs yo nortnmt .. suiy was celebrated b,
nished" the Nnn,r,.i; -. y; puo'lc ointer' inr'
ytyle ueve, cyc,Ilnd IN 80; ou'' PiOuuce' "ud Ill
III 49, 'h inns country" These patri-
.., j., 49,, -. 80" VT. Adams ana Mr.. jack
..r i' - pc 'lni terms, anu wound with the
i''"".uS spirited sentiments: Sour afternoon bever-
- ''I''tt Bfitain knows we can drink or
ic-Id'h !1oln drihaIng."
We nave recea,lv secr y, ,,r,} 81 :.
Yelling from Louisville keniuclv tonL tho ,r.. C
GuvauGo!t,, MI. ,,b.rl,.,>, !'H INC ,'''e j. 'Ih
Sulphur, Hot and Warm Springs. to SIn1nton ,ho,sn
ihrou,rh (n,r,lta .,li, 81, ri ''o'i, 'iie'~c
-. 49, lyme 10 fredericksburg. He rep
' w" S'"%es OF hicssrs. Porter and Belden be-
=; a'. ".iaottc diu otauhton, 20 be unsurpassed
80 V'''''' an" convenience the horses excellent, and
'ie road generally good They nm ihr,, ,i,,a.
week. Ths must be come :; cunsi,Icro;., tI,r,,t
fare. "t'''
The Virginia watrrinu nl,ccs r, nav. ,,..o..;,I
and must Ctl;.r , =, r,,,,r III -, . ~,
50 ''-i'' w '1Ne ti'is Eout.
.31e!tI
s'' '''H''--- ne S'tdf4ottsEnr Advocote
S"Ss 'itt ms ihcluoriai Is the unadcd produc ION +
single individual. uncredtcd in this n,ayenlen; bv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31
LyNcHBURG, July O..
LYNCEHURG WATER WORKS

his important work has lar progressed, that
Saturday last the machinery was put III r'"tioH and
Column of water inches diameter, propelled
through the main pipes from the pumPhousc the
seTVon distance OF POO feet with elevation Gas
feet We know Of no works in ELinVe America here
water IS raised To great elevation The ledge
OF this fact had created la tie ".n..s os same u
OK cisns appTchcHsons lest tie results promised by
the com.ii'ec engaged in tine prosecution this WORK
should not he realized; these fears have subsidized
me machinery was again put III motion Monday last
ana operated about hour The experiment made is
highly satisfactory This machinery operates with great
regularity and trucnessdmd the labou lifting pIea
column q" water IS performed with apparent ea~--hy
these experiments the pump and pipes have been subec;
ed to all the pressure they designed
the Tact that I'D all the range at pipes leak disco
veTable, and the water raised its distant
the hrst application "i the power, without the occurrence
OF the least casualtya circumstance in the history
OF any work of similar kind reflects great praise ON
able aud perscvermg Engineer Mr. Albert Seu We
hope all hearts and hands will bringing TO-
successful completion public work Which will contribute
so largely to the convenience, security Qf
the citizens Of Lyuc!i5uis.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

DIT mere man'1l industry. Add to this that the
"'''s confuse" any piec" IS, IT viii cost an OPP
FcreNt more tine to answer Ii. The difficulty ottiIe
TASK viii rise IN proportion 10 the smallest deyu,iops
from sirIct uiGod absolute, rnr,s.iIse which Las
ever hccn pronounced uuaSv.erai,le III. nn,repch
lnentS o! soihstry may d. forced but J,,.,on j. in,
prcgnible. sensible writer would find II vas, Iv
NOR" practicable" Ia rViuc BARCLAYS Apoluov t., =,
ponpous spcvchrs u -, -
hove sud above, that liberal education is NOT
Unnecessary FORA party writer ainw me to add that M
some eases 1T mig IL be embodiment 20 him. The
Study OF letters tends ms ire men with too i,s,
sentiments OF Gecouin with too mach tend rncss and
hhuiatv Tor the persons and characters oil u,hcfs ia
ALLOW wrlcr freely to CRAFTY the spleen of an am
cry party And, therefore, ii he had ever been at
the pains and cNpcncc of cniliyatinu his mind ne
would lnu himself Obliged 10 uui"arn the most val
uabit accomplishments resulting fen! thence in or
Ger 1" satisfy the expectations at those " lo had ly-
ea Their eyes upon him, the champion Of their
cause. SO lar education might cny be umurccs-
s''Iy odt III ro!he sense detrimental To Il prfty vii
ter. -
lsstha business OF many OF these writer's is TO De,
time aud f'tc at any rate is dvertii, TO fluid them
some tunes oiectinr opponent; those very vice;
ana uec Tor which thcy most no, orinIs
themselves We have Of them CHARGING his
neighbonranl adversary, with desccn,nr to nhiect
means Tor the sake ui Recommending himself 10
party, whilst himself was rcnounciln t!, character
Ola gentlemen nay the dignity OF man. for the We
~ SAME reasun-We have seen OF them carry tin,
l'a;er iurher, and when his Invention was axinus
lci III personal abuse, accuse Il Ms Father OF a
wrong religion when, perhaps, he himself had no
religion ut all accuse the son of ,ncharitasle-
ness while his own pen pouring forth venom and
gan. 1t Is Il symptom OF unbounGed patty rare.
when such productions are Tot universally reproba-
ted; We sometimes forgive I'll satyrist Tor the sake
ofhc Vii: bat sure nothing less than absolute ram
cour can reconcile people TO the very phlcgm of
maieVoience Such writers liscrcdit to a par
ty, and nothing less induce then, to c,.nit their
cause 10 such managers, than he wcighiy reason,
winch Obliged the renowned Don QniNotc to mount
his courteous squire upon namely that for the
present it was not iii his posycr 10 furnish Ln, with
horse. SITSSEX
july %. 1899.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

s.By 7ulhoriiy."-- DAFT Green has written TO a re-
laion of John Pope, III tliis State, who appl-
cant for Office at Washington last spring, that such
the arrangement of the Executive, that neither
the person wrttt to, any OF his connexions. can
be 'rewardej' for two years TO and then it is
added significantly, il will depend upon the pEuA-
v1oUn of the fanjty. whether they will be provided
for or not --BaidsioUn KY Her.