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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
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~ Pr'rd'e station IS The post IF honor

Samuel Gwa,haey, Esq the Register of the nns oai~.
and ION "ara, opposite 10 This city, has been removed,
mas been appointed his place. more Shameless case of
Administration. There nor in The whole Official cors Of
W oh,eo States more correct, prompt industrious and ac
coninodating officer Mr. CIV ali,ey io man ,ar co.,,
more universal satisfaction government and The
ne wish that he should he Iaincd aud the NJ
removal we believe 10 be common pariss w,hou, an
Individual exception he had discharged the duties of tie OF
ace Tor twenty with singular fidelity and aprro,o
NOT dismissed at an earlier period Of prescriptions
only because his services Indispensable in Winding an ,
business OF the relief system which expired on The Sd of july
AZ ,ne vesy Home' when he had got through lanros
ao complicated business lie received the despatch ontaninn
m dismissal That despatch Itself bears testimony his eS.
DIS an oncer We kiow nothing OF his successor but
mat lie was Jackson elecr resides in different and
,;c p o e STATE Probably no man residing in the dis
oo hSe been wiling ionee the oiun of s,,persehing
50 popular man as Mr. Gwaney. There could be no motive
opinion in politics. and poieal pasais Mr. twa,i,
msy had preferred M Adams Presidency; l, viii, tr
we all his department. he carefully eiained from all par
ePaiion m party politics during the late stronger
neience that the changes making are in compliance Will,
tue VIII OF the people and for tie public good
u The following is from the louisville Public
Advertiser: 1t is good comment upon recent re-
mark OF Ours, that u bad reason for removing faith
in officers, is better than It proves one thing
however, thattc Jackson papers great streghts
Tor Il defence Of that which, is in ITSELF utterly indie
fen.ible.
Ihe Hen. Ross SuIIET has been a.,oialei 2 c,ris
ter of Tine Land Office Joflei<onyiiie, Indiana, in
the place OF Ss,aue1 G@othaacy, Esq, removed
Against Mr. GwathIney no charges has we pre-
sumo, been made. lie had held the Office how
eVes for foen-one gears, and has been probably re-
moved, IN pursuance OF tie general principles On
when tins administration have resolved 10 act. We
do not rejoice in the misfortune Of Mr. Gwatiimev if
misfortune it may be termed; but we are rratificd
iiiat ms removal affords uncrrlng evidence That the
administration resolved to progress in the business
OF reform, until the friends OF the President shall be
placed III the possession OF equitable portion of the
offices OF trust and profit.
w hen ~ Tie Offices of the ration were held by
adverSaries, it was all sight NothinS short of IN
aii-graspfar monopoly would satisfy them. Ii that
rule oacioh Should be made to rccoiI upon them to
the utmost extent they can have just cause 10 com
pam. II VIII only be doing unto them they would
90 unto
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

The ship st. G,orgc at New York from T.ivcyrooi.
brings papers to the 24 ult.-thc same date as re-
ceived Boston. The following items not before no
ticed, given in the New York papers,
The London Morning Journal Of the 22I contains
the following article We oil anxiety for 'ihc
day ofthe unsca'ing I've lave the best anhority
for stating that his Royal Ighness the Duke Of Gum
bcrand has been prevailed by His Majesty to posi-
none bus Journey TO Berlin foT several days the mo-
lives for this will soon ra1spirc. The King is sen
sibIy alive TO tue state ofhe country, & the con,nu.
nlcntions from every quarter have begun 10 open the
eyes Of his Majesty 10 the dreadful evils which alike
degrade the Monarch and ailct his people. There
is crisis al hand and in a few days i will Re in our
power, our lips being then uuscaed to disclose facts
which will place a certain noble and inpcrious per
sonage in light, which, if we mistake not, will be an
antidote TO his hectic dreams of ambition"
In consequence ofthe extreme drought in Sweden,
the expectation OF all from that Kingdom, except
wheat, Is prohibited until further orors rs well ~
the dstlilaion of brandy from corr during lu!v and
August. scaniy harvest is unprecedented, and in
consequence the prices Of grain has risen in the diff
fercnt Swedish markets.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

The rnmor Of the ASSASSINATION of Sir, poinseit.
nFnnglit ~ the ~ s. schr Shark to Pensacola seems
10 Us TO he sufficiently contradiced hy me fact that
news from Fainpco direct, Of 10Th Iuy. has been re-
ceiyed III New Orleans, and ullusion is made TO anv
such occurrence Capt Voorhees, hea ri the
ruhor at Trinidad frnidadd dc Cuba VIC presume. ON
the south side of that lslan) on the ooh III va
coming from Vera Cruz, which is distant (lyinr 10
iseward tool not less than ten days sail-and Vera
Cruz itself is more distant from the citv of Aesieo
t6an lampco--so that this rumor cannot b. Vel
iounded.-CoN: Z. .4xserican.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

HMon isLlyn ELrcrioN The cou:cs, in ts;s s,i.i IL ,r
State as and the members OF Cnng,es Aese
bnrse and Pesce, have been elected by oyerneln
iori'y over their competitors Messrs Eddy au, Durie lin
the Struggling Jacksonans fairly give i, IN forever
II Is triumph OF principle and attachment of the
their devotion 10 the American System
Inc Sate comprises 81 towns from 81 of which returns
nave occn received, and i'll only has The a,nnist
party received majority, which vo,es The
majority for Burgess and Feace is probably tie largest ever
known III this S;ate.-Bcit. Pat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

SW EAR!NGEN.-!Ee mentioned Yesterday,
lhat t'e If1i OF THIS man had ended ill conviction OF
.lu:d'r II the st degree a letter Ell The subject
h"w before us. states That. during the whole iial
tie prisoner manifested the grcltese GOODNESS and
fconccrn as 10 The Issue: calculating, with almost en-
tire confidence, on an ucqulttul. When the awful
sentence OF guilty pronounced he auailed for
ne rst time, but soon recovered has usual co.nptsre
SO confident was lie o: an ueqtal, that he actually
wrote letter TO hIs paramount, at Wheeling, telling
her that he mad been acquitted, and inviting her to
hasten on and ION him at Cumberland Ia the letter
ne appears 10 be as much na' uated with her as ev
er The letter was written. of course before. the
verdict OF theJury WAS pronounced BAT. Fat.
We learn that The President of the e. States has
appointed JOSHUA WEBB, Esq. Consular Com
mcrciai Agent fox the United States at Aux Caves
- y On.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

One day later from Eondon.--'fho packet shin
Geo. Canning. Mt New York, sailed from L;vcrpooi
on the morn;ar Of Tie 25th ult and brings London
papers TO The 23d inclusive. They furnish ho,vevc-
no l0tcr news from tic continent.
letter from Liverpool mentions tlc failure of the
house of Mines ITaoldsworth & Co. Of Wakefield
subsequent to that Of Brooks. Of Manchester
An Edin6urg paper Of the o2d, states that s'thc
small pox is extremely prevalent amongst the higher
-!asses r. socje'y. Hscsms p Ira f-e3 n0. tsays
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

.Haunogt ProdcfionA watermelon was sold :, Charles.
on Kauawha county, Va, few days since for One Dollar
which measured four feet and nine inches IN crsc and
weighed F:ry uoar4i ~ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

~ Duff says that the Editors of the Lexington
Reporter have charged Amos Kendall {thc Heaven
born Amos with roiul and deliberate pe,j,7, and
have dared him to institute an action against them
But Duff strenuously advises the Fourth Auditor not
TO trust himself in the clutches OF Lexington court
and jury. He might trust a genuine Jackson ury-
Tor the Telegraph thinks that they would endorse all
the false swearing that Amos was ever guilty of.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

TO tic Editors Of ihe Uhig
1ent'einen: You viii be so good TO give the f5owi
Tor Dysepsy place IN your useu! paper
gwen to me by Doct lnda, of Lyncbug and can M
positively assert. that used win the happiest results
a.' restricted myself IN proper of diet we
hesitation ia saying, acr this sllould have been ratica
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

cher, and opposed by siessrs. Mems. W hite oil
X, and Fitzhugh. The vote stood thus:-ayes
20, noes ii2. The bill was then further anne nd
cd and ordered to be engrossed and read the ,hid
uine. \ very interesting provision in this bill
Is That which authorizes the School Commission
ers in the different counties, whenever they think
Proper) TO cause their respective counties TO be di-
vided INTO school districts of convenient size; and
10 constribute two-hfths Of the expense Of citing
schooi-house, SC. whenever the inhabitants OF
any district shall have raised the other three
hiihs.l
report from the Committee of Propo itions and
Grievances was read declaring that the petition OF
sundry citizens Of Bo,etourt, Montgomery and
Franklin, praying for the establishment of a new
county, to be formed out of parts oil the three
counties aforesaid, be rejected.
Mr. Mennis moved to reverse the decision Of
Die.
ms motion was supported by Messrs. Mennis,
Craig and Terrill, and opposed by Messrs. Ander-
son Of Boetourt, and Miller Of Botetourt, and
decided lii the hegatvc-and then the resolution
Oh the Committee was concurred in.
On motion OF Mr.. Keller, the Committee for
Courts OF Justice were instructed 10 inquire into
the expediency OF amending an act entitled an
act concerning the Disqualification of Justices Of
the Peace, passed Feb. 26, 1922.
On motion OF Mr.. Craig, the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

ihest oi:he moment Mr.. Adams diaries which
he is in the constant habit OF keeping, have been
eulogized by some Of the journalists among hi,
friends, as being extremely full and minute, and
the public are now likely TO have q specimen Of
their contents. 20.
The editor Of the iait Republican has been
favored by friend .i!h the following cxsrac; of
letter, dated
WAsHsNe1oS, Jan. y.
T" My Dear S,r,
"f wrote you last evening, IN which me ntiou.
ed that report had reached here through letter
from Columbus, Ohio. Of the death Of General
Jackson-it now gives me much pleasure &c, in.
form you that letters have been received two Day.
later from Cincinnati to-day, which mentioned
that such report had been circuf4sel there b.,
without ioundalion.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
SENATE OF VIRGINIA..

e. OW y ENTI o " Is ILL.
The Convention Bill was takeu-up on Saturday,
on motion of Mr.. Allen. Amendments were oil
fered by Messrs. Dade s. Morgan, and the bill and
amendments were then laid upon the table No
day was set for taking it up. hIr. Dade's amend
ment proposes TO substitute for the bill OF the
II. OF ID, representation in the Conv cation, found
ed upon the pres nj Senatorial Basis, wiz. on the
Census OF 1907 and 10 restrict the choice Of D. le-
gates in Convention. to Citizens 81 years of age land
residents OF the District. (The present bill does
not provide for The election OF any body residing
within any particular limits mir. Morgan's a.
mendnent takes the county plan, but with diiie-
rent graduation from that provided i'll the bill.
YEsrERpAY.-Mr. Dade moved to take up the
bill to organize Convention, with Il view TO sub
stitute in a connected form his amendments, of.
Tered on Saturday alledging that there was no va
rance in the principles; and that the form propos-
ed was calculated to simplify the proceedings up
on the Bill.
Mr.. Morgan, who had offered an amendment.
10 the amendment of Mr.. d., expressed his acGui.
escence in the course suggested, with the under
standing that this amendment should stand in the
game relation before.
10 this proposition, the Senate agreed; and the
Bill Was then laid upon the table, with the uL-
derstanding that it would be called up to-day
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
CL-sSSiC..L AN ..jL.4IHE.iI Gil.
ACADEMY

srllE Snb,cribsr the piea.uIe of H. III,
Ens, 30, enssse' IS an Ar;an; in the Classical spS
OF hns William, gentleman TIE hiiat., Iesusetshi..
and Of undoubed oupetency. 'r~>'a'.''S
hfr. Stephen Bernard, nslive of Ftano. u,o....,.
tons as ea.fu teacher, bes, ey,ceJ b. ~ 80
winch has pupils have sustained Unryer,iry 81
throughout Die gear. ''s
Englrh biaushs: of education, ~hioh In most ct...c
most faithful attention. ''>~e'.s '"s
lew more PaPl, can be received, either g. bo.,te 80
In order that the terms OF th, Institution may b.
as isS'oEaoie So Fossibie pupil wall DE fprbs.
~h board, Ts,hng aud lodging, family of no cir
PAL at the very low OF 100 dolls, per annn,y: nd s,
ooatders and dsy scholar, viii be auh -he
Is OF the Enslisn depsIn emf for 90 ooll,r, nee
lower branches of the same depar,uert Tor 81 .ne
hum-io 10 dollar, addiionaly in ,he nto.Sr
construction and critical analysis Of Greek ana ~,
eie'.ic ana tor tue last ntioned sum- the -
me Modern Languages which ,he NJ
ef br snehes OF Mathematics.
Jan 70; OLIVER A. SHAW.
-FCr ntorpaon concerning his litefsry and
heation,, Mr Barrett .ubo,us the following
''i from VIM Hswke:wVth, Esp Presideu OF the n mn -,
Academy, IN King William, and the second from W
Esq who iof great number year. bss been =,
Sna IT'S v.enny as teacher Of the highest .uinepce
,. nsuJan L. Barrett has been u my pupils ib.
ton OF which period he has been member of INV own h;
ana thereby Afforded me the most complete opportunity
sure and truth, therefore certify that his moral
HrePfoaebabie, aud has those Of seulem.n ~;
o. udy 70 ,he creek aud Latin Classic, ha, .ue
as 70 quahy MIN Tor admission 10 the Unytr,ity of Vfein,
aud ever found hun d,ligen sye sudan, 60
to act as an assistant in the EDslhh
anu A""n departments OF any OF our Semirsres
January 2i, 1929.
Having attended the examinations at the Rumford a,
dent there, aud being well spd Intimately aequsuted WITH
hp, certify, that he fuy enttisd 10 the above so,
dstI0n from Mr.. HswtessoIlb. eN'
January 22d, 1929. WM. BURNS.
Feb. q, 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

~ virtue Of deed Of .s.cutsd 10 ge by DR. K6s
- Burton which OF record the Office OF The
buckingham county aud intended secure the IF
debt 10 Thomas Daniel Col shall SELL for cash Al B,es
IDghem courthouse, the second 5Iondsyiu .re -, ~
being court day, 'eyera likely negroes, or go mauy a.
'ueien to pay TIE balance Of the debt by ,sJ d.eS
Feb D'o 80 isrset
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
z ATES & M'INTYREs
H 49, ~ q 6S=d
BTGGER'E OFFICE.

THURSDAY U-EEy
me D's~ng OF The Dismal Swamp Canal Z ,tts,r cI,.
WI" certainly tsie rlsee the City Of ne ffposa ~,
Ihur'day ths i2tA February. Wv
- NUMBER LorTERY-6 DRAWN pAtrprs.
II II f ST PRIZE
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLfRS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

434O Prizes, eIae CO..
IIhoie S2c-IaJ' 10 Quarter 5.-Eig1th 3 SO
f1t safe 10 variety Of fortunate nuinbe. :. tue Lu.ter
THOS. Il. BIGGER.
attention. SO a. =, SS'se.'
Hiohnand. Jan. 81. ss,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
$40 REWARD.

"A Sora Read.rs-in our ne,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
TRNST SALE

Yr&Y virtue Of deed of trust executed w.
on wIeb deed duly recorded IN tie clerks Office ~
Souhy eouttof buckingham, shall for M
deed e1Pe';ed, and reaue, Of the e,ed,ir,
% W. anasiOn proceed to SELL for cash, the premises,
isI DAY thereafter, tia; valuable sud well kuvU
called ihs ' "N'"' FoRiS
F8LLSBC RG; HILLS,
yh ,hTe, hundred and eighty Of good Land su,b
tneto. ms property .Hustd on Jame. River u, the r
ts' bucNngbsr,, about mile above Warren and Ia, 90
aiss Df'ot Manufacturing Mil, With par OF ig,r
quo one 81 pitmc--stoDes fr frndDg corn good hr,,
dwelling hnuse, brick store lumber bouse with .ev.,,
~ooden dvsleg houses and other ysysbe
ueh as barn, tobacco house stables SC. Aot.nx a. .,
tees, shall convey 10 the pHtehaer yuio err, The
ue vested 10 BY The deed sloTess5, which howev,t
lisvsd to be good
JAMES brown J. o.
GBO. BOOKEa, bWt~-
Fnt y 2.y-fd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

"A PIRSr RATE rAYLoa sstn, Dams M,lI. puet.,.
IA bsD II good stsnd Nous need sppy unl,s. a.
40 rome wsl recommended for proficiency b rrof,.,
sobieiy Nc Sc shcp, ani hniisins, Ia f,,,,y ~
quned, viii be iascisaed co ressous5ls ietrs.
q. x. FOvTAINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

, The W ashington Telegraph states. that - the
Coalition having failed in an attempt to bring out
Mr.. Clopton "a a Candidate, have resolved to put
up Gen. Harvie, the candidate Of the mercantile
interest,"" We DO not exactly understand why.
this opposition should have been supposed TO pro-
coed from the mercantile interest but we have
the best for asserting that Gen. Harvie is
not a Candidate for Congress, nor does he design
10 become one. HIS name has been used in :he
papers trith0U! has knoiclsdge or consent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

SE.NI.1.F.NC.fL EHd.Nf.N.fTfO[
At TUE
COLLEGE OF VIM. & MARY.
SEVb Publc examination of the stuAep. of III.
"a vii Commences on Monday tbs tstb n F.b,m,,v 80
close on Monday ,he 25J. Pafsn Gunrds,. AMI .iC
9eis"eo rune Coiiess are tsSPt cuily invited to 'sne
a. EMPIF
PrsSidsn! c5 nm. Sr .Frcr,l
80 80 81 p2w
" ne Eists - the Petersburg fn.ellisenees Or Fe.
20 !" s'ye TIE sscye sdyertseors ut one ip,ef'ou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
MAN. GERS'
OFFICE.
SCHENIl

'sno.es zV-kfd!res 10 Quarters o Eisltfs . SO.
aaaIes your orders to Fsies MIntyre, lpost ps,e 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

YEsrERDAY.--On motion of Mr.. Mason of
Frederick, leave was given 20 bring in bill, EN-
towering the Franklin Bank of Alexandria, 10
maintain actions 10 the Courts of this Common.
wealth, for the recovery Of debts due in winding
up it's affairs.
The engrossed bill was read third time and
passed-'to suppress intempcrance and disorder
at or near places Of religious worship
The eDgrossed bill, 40 amend an act entitled an
act In incorporate the Chesterfield Rail Road Com
pany, was read the third time, when Mr.. bod.
bridge declared, that ne could not vote for its
sage, unless one provision in il should be ex
plunged, viz that which declared that the stock in
the said Rail Road should be considered personal
property, and be exempt from all taxation.
MIR. BUrfoot ssid that his attention had not bee n
particularly directed to that provision in the bill
he had found il in the bill passed at the last ses.
sion, Incorporating the company, and had inserted
1t in that bill, which was but an anendsiory one.
Mr.. Menns moved TO Reconsider the vote, or
eering tho bill to be engrossed, for the purpose OF
moving It's re. commitment.
Mr.. Burioot expressed his assent 10 the motion
which prevailed, and the bin was re.comrnitteJ.
The House took up the bill, to amend an act
entitled act TO reduce into one the several acts
conce ming the Literary Fund.- which had been
committed TO Committee Of the Whole House,
| aud reported with several Amendments. After
SON. progress had been made in considering the
| amendment. &C. Mr.. Hollenan moved TO post.
pope the bill indefinitely, and called for the aye.
and noes, which were ordered. This motion wa
supported by Messfs. Hc!!cmap, Wallace and Wit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03
EOR TAE acnr,Ip

T Oh he " % III z.
II proposed TO hold Meeting ia The City Of
New York, Oh the ist Monday Of August next, of
Deputies from the Agricultural Commercial and
Navigating Interests, for the purpose of consider
Ing the effects of the present tariff law upon the
prosperity Of the Nation, and of preparing frank
full, and respectful Memorial TO the Congress oil
the United States. As many OF the manufac ,urers
themselves are sensible of the excesscs TO which
the system has been carried. it is respectfully
hoped that they will assist in its aInendinen;.lj
the Harrisburg Convention, in the year 1877 was
calculated to produce the Act of 1928 it is believed
that Convention of different description NAV
contribute to effect its repeal or its modification.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-03

Mr.. Adams and The Federd1ists
We publish some singular paragraphs from ths
Eastern papers-But we beg the reader TO recol.
iect, that we do not hold ourselves re sponsiblc fol-
The correctness Of the facts or Of the phraseoloqy
the seals are not yet broken; and the mystery
cleared up.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02

sv. ne Sch. 0uA. ti....... 4, , ,,,,,,,
g We noticed az easta dozen Opaque spots ON the SUMS disc
They are generally small aud good deal Scattered IL Il
curious question, and which not fully decided whether
OF not tnese spots have any connexon with Of
season In some OF The coolest summers since
the present century similar spots have been observed in
siderable numbers, and some Of them very large
if.. Jour. C5nlaisFcs.
n Pity stssysaenTLs seesntr VI, s.ev,d author Of
aeon of Many Things in Few Wods speaking of govern.
neit matters says An upright minister as ,saat recon-
mendsa man; corrupt minister, lcso"
Yen arnefss-Jhc New England Glass Company has,
wi'n ley" eeks, commenced the OF enaneed
Glass Naie heb resembles the Porcelain and Pearl
ano what has been done u Europe has extended
70 The making Of dihcs plates, nappes cups saucers ey
eusias and egg cups salts knobs They most besu
ui general strike and inter-
g, Tue pnbl'o taste, 'h, already large orders have been
gwen Tor i.ent-l Bcston Pit
ITO Aoe al 10 tk7cise."-A geni.eIram from Orange
county m tins State, writes YOU nave
1--we doIars Send paper Tor boTow no longer"
we Wish some oihef boiIowsss woG,d take the hint.
~ \. Herald
r Gariiek OF Liberty Hin, e adyeriises uhiskev fat
Snakes or cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02

kentachy.--Thc Louisville Advocate IN Jackson
Paper) says that Mr.. Clay WINS expected IN that CITY.
on The 9Th juno, and that preparations we're making
TO give him suitable reception. We hope he VIII
give his friends Of The Enquirer, another speech TO
publish.
The Jackson party is evidently and undoniably
breaking up in Kentucky. The more volon, and
desperate of that party who have sinned against AIR
Clay past The forgiveness Of his friends are donoun-
cling tho more moderate his secret friends and ad.
herents, and Ono ofthcsc of high standing. have al
ready avowed their readiness support him. eloarn
privately from Kentucky that Mr. Clay win in ell pro-
liability, be formally announced as candidate for the
Presidency, at tho next ecssion Of the Kentucky Leg
islnurc The country is rupidly rpcning to receive
such event, with wdc spread aud lively satisfaction
In Western Virginia, VIC believe il may confidently
be said at this moment, that he stands without rival
IN tho affections Of tho people. Tho ackno lodged
chicfof the late great party that supported Mr. Adams
and almost divided tho nation possessing then nu
morous partisans in the Jackson rauls who were rcs
dy to support him, bat would not support Mr. Adams
the ranks Of the Jackson party splt into factions or
Wondering away under thc suicidal porcv OF 'hcirI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
BY OTIS, DUNLOP &, co.
GROCERIES AT .aUCTyON.

On FRIDAY, the Sd inst. at 10 O'Clock, will he
sold at our auction store general assortment of Gro
ceres, among which are the following articles with.
out reserve,
81 Hhas st. Croix sugar, part prime ouulitv
II do Orleans do
60 bags prime green coffee
40 do white do
bids Antigua rum
pipes Holland gin
do French BRANDY
43 bbls gin
2-half pipes afodo;., nil
whole do { "iHoe"a VIM
90 or. casks Malaga do
10 do do Tenerihe do
half pipes Lisbon do
100 boxes soap
SO do candles, tallow
40 90 DO sperm
20 DO imperial tea
IS cases mems fine hats
10 wire safes
dog. wire si.ters
go kegs green paint
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