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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
WASHINGTON, august ).
CIRCUIT COURT.

Tie case If Iobins WdtkaS-- Conc l1ed.
The Court yesterday delivered its Opinion ON tho
motion OF J. Watkins Counsel, in arrest OF Jud -
mcnt, and for trials. The objections to the IN
dctments, and the motion i'll arrest, ovcrrnled
by the Court, aud the defendant ordered to be
brought IN to receive sentence. The Marshal ac-
cordmgiy, proceeded to the Jail, and soon after re =
turned INTO Court wiki Dr. Watkins in custody
when the following sentence was pronounced by
Judge CRANCu:
IN the mdlctmuut for $50 dollars: Fined $3.50 and
be imprisoned for three calendar months from this
18th day of August, 329, inclusive.
in the 500 dollar case Fined $500 and be imprisoned
Tor three calendar months next following the ter
Iiinatou othIs Imprisonment under the scntcuce III
the next preceding case.
In the 1000 dollar Fined 81 OOo s. to he I'M
prsoneG for three calendar months nex tollownnr
the termination of his imprisonment under the SEN
tencc In the next preceding case for $500.
The prisoner then re-condIcted TO JAIL and he
Court was adjourned sine die, after most aborious
term OF more than three months duration.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

From the y. y tOnnmerCiai Advertiser of Au, II.
departure al the NniSterS-Nhe init!ue tl, para
graph, the hrazen threats OF the CONSULTATIONS broad
pcains forth their obsteperus notes. winch, rising tfon
earth to heaven and falling from heaven earth rolling
over the trembling spires OF ruuDlIHg and cchui
over tho palisades, until the artificial thunder dies away
among the distant bills and vale OF New CHsaria. This
ton OF the elements speaks the emakaou Of high
mighty embassies, with brilliant trains OF attendants charged
with the dcstics of the republic this
sphere and probably biz also, with the Britain
Gau! In the travelling portfolio Of Mir Arianc the Whole
American system locked which he excil5
Earl OF Aberdeen, for worsted stockings raaps and other
articles OF merchandise; while TO the ingenuity Of Mir Rives,
thousands looking for the Of claims long ithr
which cheer declining be the inheritance
squadron OF young and aspiring dplomatsis also
to the Constellation DC formed under
distinguished men, INTO statesmen, who will day shake
senacs with their eloquence make the cabinets Of onachs
tT9mbie Ivy their negotiations gid the hemisphere with
blaze OF ehnigcnce and make the universe wi'n
their Wen may the hCary New Jersey high
rOncd the summit oil Neehaw KEN his
tas he the ruins of ParmUs terseponng and Coumu
nIpaw. bow with deteremtal homage the reforming and
goaIig influence OF The and seach, Administrations
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
To TIE EntrnRs OF TIE LNnlG.


bly, object i'll sending this communication, Is to re-
quest you to insert in your paper appeal from the
Trustees of IGampden Sidney College, which was
published few weeks since the Enquirer / am
glad to learn that the friends Of that institution are
making Efforts to elevate its character and TO enlarge
the sphere Of It's usefulness. hope they will meet
with complete success. No institution in the State
Is more worthy of public patronage, than Hampton
Sidney College. For the last ten years it has becu
the principal support OF our literary regulations; and
until withm few years, 1t the chief Of orr
young men, and the only College that possessed any
degree Of responsibility. There has been lit
tie excitement (of late) the subject of education
and the prospects of all literary institutions
more flattering than they have been. BIT much is
yet to be done, before they be placed level
with other semnaries Of learning. They oil want
the m0teTini of education. There is not public Ii.
brary in the State worthy Of the name: 10 cabinets
no museums, philosophical apparatus sufficiently
large TO illustrate the sciences in their present advan
ced state. III were going TO build University that
should rise sU, eror to all others, would erect
fine houses, Il make allusions) bu would collect
library OF choice books classical philosophical his
torica, 10 the amount Of two hundred thousand vo-
tunes. would loCate around this library select men
of the true spirit, and warrant you would have
University worthy Of the nauae in short Tine
Young men filled with literary enthusiasm, would
come from all directions. They would build tents in
the open field; would live on bread and water; suffer
any prvatiou rather than orego the pleasure Of being
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

Erratp yesicrd1ys Jrhig-For jefferson county, read
essan For credit is done Mr.. Van Buren,, read credit
due Mr.. V. Buren,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

zhe PteSideafs heaht.-I'he Telegraph says the
Presidents health is nearly restored and that he is
good for ten years. We are glad CT it. We Imagine
that there will now be no necessity for the second
trip to Old Point. On the subject of his indisposi-
ton, correspondent of the Commercial Advertiser
Of New York, says:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

1J'The Foreign News is not very agreeable, but
we think the Russian account Of their victory before
Choumia, ought to be received with many grains of
allowance. The reader viii discern internal cyi-
dencc to satisfy him of this.
In reference to the battle before Chouma, the Lon
don Morning Chronicle of the 3Oth June remarks
it never was doubted that if the Russians could
conrive TO force the Turks to fight in an exposed ST.
tuation, that they would defeat them. Our readers
will see from our extracts from the Prussan State
Gazette that they have succeeded in forcing the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

~ full troop of Cavalry commanded by Ran
dolph Harrison, Esq has been formed in this city.
This species of force is greatly superior to any other
for police purposes, and it bchoves those who have
property to defend and families to protect, to come
forward in person, to put forward their aid
of the exertions of those who are less interested.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

Kentucky EfectOns.--A letter published in the BAL
timore Chronicle from Louisville, says that on the
first day of the election, eSIr- Rudd (ani- jackson
100 votes ahead OF Charles Wickliffe, the late
member OF Congress from that District. Mr.. Wick
life is violently Jacksonan. Louisville is the head
quarters of Jacksonism in Kentucky. The elections
as far as heard from, Indicate a striking c!ange OIL
sentiment against the administration
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
gonnrerria! 2aeCur0.

DATE OF LATEST EUKorLAN ADYiCEs.
From LIVERPOOL July
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

TaoI HAvRy.-NNe arc indebted cornrcr..i !. ~ +,
the Verusa Of letter from Have, Of 2Ju June
via Liverpool From " learn that gam Cotton
markets drl and decline au'iciraied No chaGg
in other articles OF American pgoduce.i. r. Ga.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11
From ne Boston Cau,-;e,


O0ce Uunting.-W. took occasion to rer,arl, tn
other day, that we knew which class of men were
most Deserving o.: compassion-those who are turned
OUT 81 Office or those who have the grace TO beg one
we have since learned that there is a third class
WIN stronger claims TO compassion than either viz.
those who are beset by applicants for recommends
tons to office. Several of our friends have been ~
Gently much annoyed in this way--vo saw notIing or
the sutcriDgs of our humble self for .ssaranca &c
the badge of all our tribc"-and We Offer tho f,lo,y
ing copy O, letter, handed to Us on Saturday by
respectable mercantile gentleman 10 whose house il
was addressed, an evidence that what we declare
is not roTnsnce. 1hc writer Of The letter we under
stand, has high claims to the office he nsnrrs after
being remarkably noted in the place where he resides,
Tor the exercise Of all the cardinal virtues or b;s
literary qualifications. the letter itselc-vhicb Is n,b
shed word for word, letter for letter. rs written
leaving out certain names of persons and places
which might expose him in way that might wound
the fecilnSs OF others-Is sufficient evidence We
publish the letter, for tho purpose Of ad,,oni,ion 70
other ofhcc seekers 70 be cautious how they npnuv
their neighbours, and especially their GOOD no,nred
but injured creditors, with similar solicitations.
t,,, Respected friends
nag something Conc TO niy mini, morning before On,
up ana eriy most Ut the night Live in times of tho NC,
sudden Changes, the Administrative is j.yi.
.haigcs IN Offices, SO by yesterdays paper that 4 ,c %
one N Sac' and roberby there will be
are friendly 10 the Administration if YOU ave f;t @
might git the Post Office in - 6.rc -" u'nN' yen
promnant Jackson men in a., ,s. ~ i''c - 10
iIocuIe GOOD Recommendation, bonds If anr is P,,i
70 Any IN mount, would be easy Obtain the Office rn,
favor for Gcn'l Jackson-no,v C;.nen,p y. 80. % W VI
you wal g me the Office, will Reie,v the bal,nca ;b,
@ 0 me- ., WIN pay you 500 Receiving the 4puot.
~ ' " give security 10 pay 20 u three yPtr. ,y
% per anGn 70" can no bought git on yot Rrconn,cns
81, ann o'ncts ,-----------I am here with ,one - K,,
,ney are Ol oiic money scsrsc, hope 40 BE in Boston
wees the Office IS prohery worth Of 5Oos If Won ,i %
"h' ry, pleas to write first m al At -, +, rae I'D c
Pcspecifily yufr most o5,,,c,, ,.,...,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11
FVarreuton, April 70, 1929.
FAroriEn. MAJ . INN

4, i,,s t,.u ., , - FIroriru, May 2, 1870
u or me tor ihc Convention feel senbly The homo, which
nus Osen done nc; mancs,s high degree of con6Jec H.
ny principles, aud regret that forced ly lie nrcscn, -
e o' alaIT' ~ relation 10 this subject IN decline conos
Of Virginia. e'''"0u wa III Tie history
recent event ~ Fnuquier well as several s, .,o
Cpcd BIDS me, A. friend TO the great measures , eo,o
enPcto success 10 the principles which have ono
49, "i,'on rave been suggested my mind have pro.
cc, al Wy ''chn1uon of Tho proposed honor should
by GncI nlwdual while those with whom have acted and
, .y Nv nave heretofore bad the honor 10 be supported
~ principles vi so men, is my object: 10 ensure il
s, o..ouaio our force, not weaken by divssns We
hald ~ need of union aud vigilance
~ "'' hc'orc the District three gentlemen from Cul
~ ' wn rom THIS county, whose lives have been dcvocd
su,uy olho lights Of persons and of property. yield NJ
~ 20 nc superiority of their pc,onsons, and hope Ina, tho
tI,ns'n which night be wasted by division mo NAV be s
O'c'cgf friends NJ resrni WV "''''
"" opponents IN tie o'rcr country win send into tho t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11

The alleged Piracies.-NEw YonK, Nav s.
me Danish vessel ofwar. which has on board the
Individuals charged with piracies in the West India
seas, still in the North River with them on board
We learn that on Saturday the Danish Consul ac-
companied by another person, 1--WE believe the cap
tal called upon the United States Marshal of this
pot, and had some informal conversation with him
on inc subject "t delivering them mp to the United
States authorities. There also similar appli-
c!tion made to the Mayor, who referred it to tho
officers ot the United States District Court as the
competent authority in the case.
III appears 'hn. the documents containing the evil
dencc IN support of he charges were sent TO Wash
ingon nn the arrival of the brig In The absence of
other evidence, il ia considered necessary TO hive
thot presented to the District Judge before he can
ACT II inc matter by ISSUING warrant to the Mar
S"ai' Judge Belts has been out of townlfo several
nays cut IN the absence Of the Judge thee is, we
believe, clause i'll the United States law which
empowers the Police Justice 10 commit the nd,vid.
uas charged, on the production of prrsunptve cal
dcnce OF their guilt Several applications of all in
definite nature made Yesterday 10 the notice
II was also expected that the Danish authorities
would have called ubon the United States Marshal
Yesterday but they are probably waiting or7the re-
turn of their papers from Washington
ne transactions IN which the CHARGE orjrinnt c1
VIII present some nice questions of law and fnct-
II Is said that the alledged piracy was committed nm
Ger Tie BucnOJ Ayrean flag. The prizc os /, yn.
calicd' was carried into Danish Island, and tn,
captrrs made attcmpt To ievaza tho az, ,,dc,
The principles 81 international law Tboy ,yor. !,
! formed that peace had been negotiated bctweer
braZls and Bucnos Ayres, and therefore no s,ep,
could be taken in accordance with their yiews ri,
caPtor' then carried their prize to desert island
anu mere appropriated the property found in her II
/ incr own private benefit. We could not learn who
! 'her INC capture was made at sea prcyinns TO t1,
p'ec" hetwccn the two countries in question but /;
highy Probable it twas, from the fact that il wa
HnoWn IN TIC DANISH island on tine arrival OF the ca q
tors there. it j. therefore in,in,,,cd Tint ,b I
~ piracy w''i not be sustained hut that it will rc
5''Ve i'sci' NJ most; into simple case of robbery
En1rver.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11

oPoh INC receipt Of tins communication Nr
a'h5 IN hls address 10 the public rs II possibo
III ifee country hkc ours, that u man t,r maxim
more than exercising the rights Of his cor.,.icncs
winch ms God and his country has cnjoincd ran b,'
as Il duty j. TO be deprived Of his Il, inr.' WI. d.
not profess 10 be acquainted with M Ciou1l,ss mo-
'cuior case, MS qualifications for his Ollie Sc fr
there may 10 cases, though we have no por,,c,l,,
reason Tor surprising Mr.. Clougb one nf them ,vho
man tnta unltness for his Office might AID I'd some
apology for dlscharging hin and we would NO, ,on-
.ure 10 maintain very positively 'hnt this resson
would not be applicable 20 como custom ho,,so officer,
though possibly not 10 any Of those Of tbc posion
cns'om-ho;"c. In regard 10 Nr. Clrugh. We ale ars
nave Dad inc impression that hc was a. honest an,
ccre' ana vel DISPOSED nun, rs ic c,n,,r,,,
nc question he puts rs very serious one For ,yL ,
'e1sons nn upon what principles nrn to b. ,nrncd
ou OF ONCE Are all The Offices Of the United Sn,oo
10 nc considered the p"rsnfal ap3cndarrs. and ,o
he Billed 10 crafty tho wilkins end pr,u',,c ,io =;
teres's OF those who nippon gain AZ cloc,on, r.
60 inc country - to be the prev and snort ,r ,,c
sivc sets Of hungry factions, and tho onlv rolnica
motives are 20 he tic hopes II yuplcr, Tbis is ro
""cng me whole system Of pJliijcs fo fbo ,cr,os,
gauDnhg ~ which The winners swccp nil Inc ofIico.
as ,''o Stake ior which The game is paved wj,h vim,
9H' cnca party is master Of 10 say nofhigr Of unfair
pay, wv We cannot believe thai tho politics of tho
country arc reduced 10 this mint I'M eystorn "
are waiting TO see upon wlal prncipDo. tLo Co,,o,.
mont is now in fact administered, a. IN I.; 49,,
b"Tly' we can hardly iuG ont Tho lqtitrdc and ,nci
tude oil the good ship United state.
lJ We arc assured, fnsi fhr ProtiGcif or the IN:
Yea STATES "Iil y'st New England q cneIi,,r s,,,.
ncr, II The publ business vii adnr oc Ire ,i ,,,
ron TIC scat 81 Govcrnmcuf .--ft5I,fL mn T,,,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11
y LETTER.

bosroN CCsToM- House,
c. HPyH p, 1929.
Sis; having appointed another person 20 the office
VI Inspector hcid by you, Won will consider this vour
discharge from the duties Of said oNicc. Wv"
=, DAVID lfENSJlW, CHfeet,r.
MIR. EBETEzEr C1ouGm, Boston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11

l.. npN ~ LIFAx'--Tbc Editors OF the Boston Do-
1'ih: The Colonial Legislature was proror,ied on
,ne lb'l'' 10 which time Mr. Barry who had been i'm
p".cn'd on account Of publication which mo made
~ we i!Din'x Recorder was ut liberty. The
Sxn1 S'Vo was appropriated TO defrav tic expenses
d nncring rewards for the discovery of tb, ofrndcrs
slyol INC Tiotous and gross insults, aud Of the in
I"h''n+ assaults and personal violence. winch
lire oiercd to ana committed upon Members Of the
Rar.,' ",'It c"Sngcd IN the apprehension of Mr.
n'rfy'--nd also towards dcGrayinp the cxneneo oc
prosecution. and bringing TO condign punishment tlc
ou'tog,s." "'U i" sun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11

and the 5th OF January, 1899. The amount of the
duty received for these gloves was el5.1i7i5s Cd
Mr.. Williams, the Solicitor, who was sentenced
TO death at tina last Lancaster Assixcs for forcing
deed, has been reprieved.
Mrs. James, widow of the late Bishop lanes, of
Calcutta, has arrived in England
~, LoSpoS, March 81.
We received last night by Express the Paris pa
pers OF the goth inst The Gazette dc France Of
sunday states, on the authority OF letters from
smyrna, oil the circumstances relative to the fire.
quent interviews of NJ. Jaubert with the Refs Ef
iendi at .Constantinopc, which have already been
SO often mcntiOnedt in communications received
through various Choniiels. The same article then
proceeds thus:--
The calculations which certain persons hnve
made to prove tho impossibiiy of STARVING Con.
s,aninopie may not prove very correct; however.
the Forte has Just taken measure by which il is
expected to relieve this scarcity Tho fnllowing
Is the translation, which has list been sent of M.
/ agreement between the Stiebebat Naziri and tho
Austrian and Sandman merchants.
Ellis EXcellency the Stiebiebat Naziri Minis
Ter OF state for the Administration of provisions
on the one hand, and the Austrian and Srdmian
Merchants on the other, hAc made convention
between them, by which the price of the wheat
caed arnaut that is tn say, hard of Taganrock has
oceh hxcd OF 10 piusters per ko; that of the hard
wheat OF Odessa and lsmael ut 81 that of the wheat
called kirnor, or SOFT of Odessa q 2; and that of
me sou wheat OF Ghiozlerri mt lie. 1t hos also
ocen agreed that on the vessels arriving at Constap
tnopie, no regard shoald be paid 70 the greater or
lesser amount ofte cargucs of these ships that one
Should be discharged here and the other have uer,is
sion tn pass into the ofthe Maruora; and that in
dcpendently OF the cargoes which in CONSEQUENCES NJ
THIS arrangement shall sail from the Black Sea tho
passage snail also be permitted TO vessels i'm bnIl,,
! This convention having been approved bv his Evc.l
! lency, the Refs EIcnd this Teskirc has been deli
cred" 1900 "N'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11

rhe Following Ode by Beranger which has bee
anslated and published In the .Naiioaai Ga<etts,
Ioned
F0RrTrUDH
What Nymph is that, with Shield and Spear,
WHOSE firm, yet placid eve,
Was never sullicd with tear,
who never hcav'd a sigh.
n 4 rom Hell, what fierce and threatening band,
= VI concert dread around her stand,
Her steadfast step to stay
/. See' how regardless of the throng,
Serencly calm, enc moves along,
And winds her Purpos'i way. an
First glittering DER with gems and gold,
AS leader of the ring, ~.
In gorgeous majesty, behold
brow cncirclcd king. --r
His hand, n blood-stain'd Sceptrc wields; Is.
lie comes from carcass coycrd fields:
War, Famine, sound his fame;
w mle hnk'd as brothers in his rear,
His Hcadsman, Judge, and Bard appear,
l3e1 Ais Pirtues to proclaim. 81,
Next in the dire array, advance
Diseases CHASTITY train,
Each armd with Deaths resistlcss lance
And agonzing pain.
sst In long succession Turk behind
The friends that cruelty the mind
More terrible than Deaths;
Envy, with false, insdous smile:
eeth-gnashing Malice, fraudtul Guile,
And SANDERS tainted breath
Amid this exercrablc troop,
What beautcous forms arise,
How mingled with the he'll. born group
Two angels from the skies:
sure, here, It's Friendships hnllowcd face.
ana mere It's Loves entrancing grace,
Such bllsstul rays that dart;--
FOOL. tbs tie mrss- of Friendships form.
us fanhtsss Loves dellsve charm,
That steals upon thy heart!
Strip OF their trcschcrous Disguise:
OF all the brood aecurst,
Shall stand eXpos'd before thine ewes
The foucst and the worst!
For an! when in her proper hue.
The Fury hurls her shaft i'm view.
Its point thou nayst escapc-
but where shall virtue find guard
That demons deadly dart to ward
who wears Cherubs shape!
But. not the Tyrant's host of H..
Diseases dismal kind,
Nor all the vpers that dist
The anguish of the mind,
That nymnIi can shnckle or appa!-
Mark! how dslainfnl of them all
"a She spurns The path of Shame.
See! she has reached bright Virtues ro,i,
Hers is the triunph of the soul!
And F0Ittide her name
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11

Ihe British domnions in the East Indies comnri.
sing native population exceeding eighty millions of
souls and NIL under the government Of AN incorpora
'eu mercantile company, propPed up by monopoly.
present ono OF the most extraordinary conditions oil
human society witnessed Hitherto II has becp
deemed that this unnatural Subsection OF vast regions
anu uncounted inhabitants to distan, company OF
merchants and traders, could only be secured bv a
Jealous spirit OF exclusion and monopoly. Against
that spiri, very systematic warfare is now carried
on IN England, and efforts, well concerted vigorous
and seem to enlist the intelligence and wealth of the
country are making to throw down the barriers that
have hedged IN the East India Company-and by the
inducing Parliament to refis. renewo, of is cha,
ter, to open TO adventurous the continent and the
trade OF India and that, heretofore guarded with still
more vigilance, of China.--.E Y .4meric1n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11

- Ht','n H'"i-Ihc Uryiyture n,c'lircuccr or tho ga,
W contains NC following another riot I'm ,lc Pc,
E'"f ana Ire frequency ~ the recurrence ~ ,hesc 49,,
"'m bfV seems 10 call upon the civil AUTHORITY IN cSc, -
some .iefgy ~ Drinking TIC principals 10 pr,i.h,nen,
"-'n b'en guilty " ouragps against tho ,core and az
~ " hr commonwealth No are informed lis, ~, si
't N't of ~ me iabncrs he house ~ Mr. NJ,
w. near nc e.rY FOR wiclry and on recsiv,r /,
~ MI mastn demonstrated with him and insisted w.
r, "hFp D'ng 'cu'ri, Martin seized the man for the
fig'-' o eborcDg payment tire fc,un, NJ ,ie .,,.
- nc tr canal nan sworc Hat he would brinq = CON,
iy VIZ ,H' "o would pun Down Martins houso aud lin
80 ~ 'hI''' WIS not long about beinr executed n, a.
Z r y" aTurarch asai1 attended Nv number Of his cor
, nun" VIC o'"rs 0i 'he house well secured ,cy com
n and bctzcd them 20 desst from ii,eir ou r,
mug 10 hr "rnn iner ~ tley did moi HE s,ir,o,;
". "''c ~ %" sefvee, and Nv self defence no g,
81 ~ - upon Tue snllan's. Happly none ,yerc LII
wv ''"r rec we're scvcr'ly 'v0rrdr,cne II, In, an 80,
& 'N-''I '"t' ard QUO ~ the ibi.h We ha~o no lac,
NOW ic sc"rc ~ not. LT prct tia, tlere h,. Lo,,
t'' "pk, as INC slcri, .rn inc,,ocrI * =, me %
'liR 70 bis sss,,'ancc Fotsr Cssnjfafy. In 80 ILL.,
~ 'rso.1. on.l w 'sif' i'"i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11
NteDttto1t0 9zattQ.
MONDAY MORNING. NAV 5000

10 Letters and rumour place it out Of question, ,
that John Campbell, esq. member of the Privy
Council of Virginia, has been appointed by the Pres
idcnt Treasurer Of the u States, in the place Of Mr..
Clarke OF Pennsylvania. remoped. We see the rea-
der, acquainted with the bnsness habits and enerrx
Oh the Councillor, grin Mt this intelligence. II is
SO Notwithstanding Mr. Campbell is gentleman of
good character and respectable intelligence; but we
do not think that any eye but that of the Hero, has
been sagacious enough to discover his peculiar fit
ness for one OF the busiest and most laborious Offices
in the Government.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11

Respectfully your most o5cd,cn, .e,vsn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-11

The following Ode by Berangsr which has been
translated and published in the NsioaaI Gazette. ia
ssi % be one of the songs for which he was impri-