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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-05-06
Wines aud Groceries,
= UH0LES9LE s. .RET.aIL-
South Wing
OF Union Bank BuAdings.
G. n 90 ERIEss


SreARs--Havanaw whi,o and brown. ~ Or
loass, lump, loaf, and chrystalized.
SorrrE- Cuba, st Domingo, and Old Java.
RAsIss--Mslaga, kegs 4 boxes, blown
musca,el and bunch
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassin, Cinnamon, muco.
citron, Pimcnto, pal,por, currants, almonds,
starch, soap, CASTLE soap, hccorlse, indigo,
mustard, 9chouolate, prunes. olive oil, oliveP,
capres, Onehovies, ginger, pearlashes, potash
es, buttef, cheese, pinc apple uheesc.
LoRuLAnD's Macabeal, rappee, and Scotch
Snuff, and p. A. Ia tobacco.
81 Dos Asieos best yellow aud spotted segars.
Tobacco, lbs and los
Flour, Rice, buck wheat, peas, beans, oran.
gos and lemons.
WINES,
MApErnA-L.P., Sicily, TcncriHfc and Mar
seiles.'
Lrssos, Brows SHrRRY, MALAGA surrny,
DRy MALAGA.
PoRT--Superior Old, common and Calabri-
an ditto.
CLARrr--. .Margaux, Pauliac, Modoc, Sc.
Georges, Sautern, &c.
CnAmPAiosr-Suporior sparkling.
LIQU oRS,
BRAspy-o outard and DuPuy, soignette,& &
Weis. g.. '4. 49,.
RuM-Old Jamaica, 81. Croix, &C..
Gis--Holland and country.
PeprrR-- English and American, Iibbert's
Brown Stout pit a. qt bottles.
aw- TEAS,
IMPrRrAL--Cattys and cannsters.
GuNrowprR--do, do.
Hyson, Young Hysop, Hyson Skin, Sou
chong, Pouchong, &c.
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NOTICE {!

IN consequence OF being frequently dis
l. turbed by dnwelcome visitors on the
land have hired at tho southeast part Of
the town, for the purpose Of cultivating
during the approaching season. hereby
inform such persons os are in the hubit Of
trespassins on my premises and tramplng
upon the ground | have been at very con
siderable labor and pains to improve, that
unless this injurious practice is dlscontin
ued, shall seek for protection through a
legal source. JAMES II. EASTON.
N. b. A valuable .Kozapthium Root,
and Red Piney Root also, have been stolen
from mrs. ELIZABETH EAsToN's Garden,
Touro street. Whoever win give iniormn
tion that may lead TO the recovery of the
roots, shall receive THREE dollars, or
FIVE dollars for the Thief J.'H. =.
Newport, Ap. 30th, 1929.
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THE Collector Of the Town Tax here.
j by gives notice to all delinquents, that
unlcss their taxes are paid on or before
FRIDAY, the 1st OF May, their several es-
tates will be attached, and advertised Tor
sale at pobIc suction for tie payment OF
the same, with all Incidental charges md
expenses. JOSEPH MARTIN, Collctr.
Newport, sPrilz3, isyy.
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. CLE4PED.

-'- ,.. CLE4PED.
SioOp Splendid. Read Providence.
.4RRIT.lLS.
FsfDAY, May l7-arr. sch. Ant, Vinscn, I'm
Snco,
Sloop Splendid, Read, New York
SUSoAY-s sloop Mary ann Perry, Sandwich
'Sloop fSnny. Edwards, Sag ehaTbor,
Sloop Eliza ann, Smith, River head,
Sloop Success, Davis, South Hampton,
Schr Superior, Barlow. Connecticut. .
MonDY-slo Ariadne, Phillips, fr Taun.
ton for New York
MEMO R.f.ND3 ia
:, At ST. Barts, l2lh ultimo, ship Marmion
Carev, waiting orders.
Brig Sea Bird, Carr, ofthis part was at Bal.
tinore 23th nit from New York
Arr at New York on Thursday last, brig
Baltic, Seabnry from Newport Wales
U 5, figate Hudson, capt. Hoffman. was a,
III ntevdeo, March %, all well
The wreck Of the brig Pomona. Of this port;
was fallen In with Goth ut lat %, -, Ion ca
maininast and bowsprit standing, was perfectly
Eight ,..
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SALE POSTPONED
By Virtue of a Decree of the

by virtue, OF q Decree OF the
Supreme Judicial court will be sold at pub
hc auction on SATURDAY, ODD day Of
May, 1922, at II O'Clock, a. m. on the prem
ises. ,.
A LII the right, title and interest of Sol-
IA omon Goodspeed dec. in lot No. Lwith
a Dwelling house thereon standing, Of tho
second division on Esston's point t,--ALs0
one other lot ofLsnA, No. $50, on the said
point RICHARD SHAW, Adm'r.
May 6. 1920.
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Crockevy * Glass Ware

Crockevy X Glass Ware.
Liverpool g. Canton Ear,hen Ware,
English & American Glass do.
1 N extensive assortment Of the above
N Just received, g. repacked in lots &c
,uit purchasers, at prices much lower thar
sew York, Boston, or Providence, consist
.0go OF
BtuE PRINTED.
Dishes, 10 to lS inch, plates, twifers, muf
lns.
Bowls, les, Gas, 30s. jugs, Sc, A., 6S, les
Is, and 3Os.
Baisons, 4s, Cs. Ewers, do DO
Chambers, "a, Gs. Covcrs, do. do.
Salads, round, square, and scolloped.
Vegetables, with covers. Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskets and stands. Sauce toureons
| complete. '
Cheese trays, Nappecs, e. brush trays.
Coffee pots, tea pots, sugars, creams,
Teas, handled, and oofiees, do.
BLUE AND WHITE GOLD BoRpERrD CHINA,
Coffee bowls and snucers, handled and not
handled. 80.
Tea platos, assorted sizes, &c.
t.. Blue AND GREEN EDGED.
Dishes, l0 TO lo inches Plates, twiilors,
ana n1ullHs
Salads, oval and scollopod pickle leaves.
Jugs, Us. Boats, Nc. &c.
ENAMELLED.
Tea pots, sugars, creams, and teas,
Chambers, baisons, bowls q Jugs.
-.s c. CoLoURFD. r....
Dishes, to 20 inch. Plates, twiflcrs, nns
| suppers.
| Baisons, Is, 6s, 9s. Chambers, do. do. do.
Bowls, 12s,, ,24s, and 30s. Coffee pots, urns
! Toast dishes, bcaumange moulds, a mugs.
Jugs IA, Gs, 12s, 24s. & bakers.
GL A SIS, 90.
DEcASTERs-qts. heavy cut, futed, finger
and comet.
DO. do. do. do. do. ball top
Do. do. do diamond & glory
Do. do. plain, common, huted d
ground stops.
Do. pts. and balfpts
Do engraved, labelled, moulded, and let
| tered.
TuaBLrns--qt p,. halfpt. and gill, flint, and
tale. -.
WISEs-nuted, finger diamond, fan and glo
ry, cut, ground, rough and plain, fin, and talo
G5|Orders from the country promptly
archibald Munro.
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VIEW SpriMg Goods.
JOE sINEMANp
HAS JUST RscEivEp FROM BosToH,
Il L.aRGE .4SSORT.HE.VT' OF
SPRING & SUMMER GooDs,

SPRiNG& SUMMER GooDs,
Jphich wili be sold at reduced prices,
Among which arc,
DLUE, mixed and olive Broodcloths,
ID satlinet,s, silk and Valencia Ves,ing,
black and red Circpssian, black Lasting,
yolow nankin, naDkiD and Canton grapes,
blue, black, pink, white. brown, and elro
Cros de Naples silks; colored Florence blk.
sinchaw, whito and colored satin, Russia
damask, linen damask cloths, linen checks,
fine moslaDd linens. white and brown drill,
linen and cotton lawn, linon cambric hkfs.
Russia diapors, plain and fg'd Swiss mus
lin, fancy crayats, leno and book muslin, a
large assortment Of small hgured calicocs,
ginghcms, Mexican satieens a pretty ufti-
Gle for children's wear, brown cambrc ,hno
white German cotton hose, brown boiisi, q
new style OF bcltings. rich garnlture rib
bons, large and small shell combs, toge,li-
or with almost every desirable article OK
the day, and Of good kind, oil which arc
offered as low as at any other store in
town. .. 4th mo. 23d, 1929.
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NEW GOODS,
ISAAC GcU5D.

NO. lT6, Thames street,
"AS just received from New York
i Il Auctions, very cheap lot Of
BrOadcloths and Cassimeres.
some Of which are American, and have OBJ.
tanned the premium in that city
2 A l. s O--e rare assortment Of London
VESTINGS, Of extra quality and the most
fashionable patterns; white and brown,
French and English drillings. very cheap;
black, blue and olive Bombazee and Cir
cassians, with general assortment Of ar
ticles 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
Red3y made CLO7vHLFG. may 6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-29
LANDS EoR SALE

LANDS FOR SALE.
subscriber Offers for sale hrs s,se called Gretn
SPtsS lying on James River, Jsmes CITY COUNTY,
virginia about ten miles from Town aud FORTY from t
mouth OF ths River contains nearly three thousand acre,
Q. la ~ sss two thousand five hundred Of which,
eeo h.sS with timber md wood, equal that Gee
ton Of the Bsate Bsuh Of the River and
lying no sheft than end half miles from the shor,
The timber 10 OF variety, quality and xs,v
large proportion admirably adopted for shp hu,diur Tn,
whole estate remarkably level aGcrd. the finest road,
oh large stresm, with dam already constructed md
Union. ' " -"
On farm already opened of excellent land Of .bor.
three hundred and which sm al,
Pen.e TO double that quantity; large proportiep OF who
would be As fertile the S;e between sy aud ht,
hundred is the finest meadow land. The improve msn
attached, 10 complete repair rrd bsndemey rsuted br
ou'hou'es bsrn,, stables, &c. fine orchards .stdsp an
grounds hand.oneiy planted ard improved, two utsSow
seeded last ia aud well set in timothy, all under rood On
eoures Several thousand dollars been ended on
these objects, within the jsst three years kne .trrr
~nhi sW ysds OF the door, the well wstertS
IN which there has not been Of .eIiou. ndi,ro.it
has well established the heahinss. Of the situation Wont.
oe ePosed c desired with the premises, crops. stock NJ
various descriptions team, farming utensils. hou.thcid
Ehehen furniture, several hundred wood cart.
ceyooy', tools: shets, and superior schooner about
sShy IONS ready TO auneh in few weeks. The
mas carried on The Wood and Timber busne,. sone iue
psssnd has found ready sale for all he could pspsre or
marfst Wood hs sold at from IDOL 25c,. idolEsCs
cord on The bank OF the river The proprietor conn.
panS removal this property will be sold eItremey 10
ot or Gu very accommodating credit for certain
II VIII be divided TO suit purchasers Abo ys hundred
met quality bottom land, lying the Great Ksuewhs seov-
noiey OF thousand of good pd Wing in Es.s cevr
y Va within three mile, OF Alexandra.
tIms ana tnrthr PARTICULARS, Will be made known
pi'eatgn TO Thom'on Mason, Esq. Of Alexandria H. 4
or TO the subscriber in person. letter ,ddesd to ip
aiGEeen Spring, nesr Williamsburg s, Virginia.
c. MASON.
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THE TRUE DISTINCTION.

A very interesting Miscellany has been recent.
ly established at Boston, by Mr.. Willis, under the
title of &c The American Monthly Magazine
Tho it has reached only it's End No il has
already attained a very envable distinction. Both
its prose and poeticaI compositions breathe fine
taste. It's article on "The Fancy Ball" is said to
be full OF sly wit and keen saijre.-There is one
passage from its -" Summary Of Intelligence" that
has struck our own fancy, as we believe it 10
be strictly true, and we hope i, is prophetic Of
some striking Reform:
" new dynasty, in a sense, has taken place in
The United States. The present administration
is composed ofindividuaIs opposed TO the former,
as TO their political sentiments and views. new
party has succeeded TO power. But profess 10 be
Republican. Both as TO the meaning and object OF
the Federal Government, the leading characters
Of these two parties differ in their opinion. The
difference, too, is something more fhsn in name,
though IL is sometimes said that they disagree only
as to men. The members Of the late administra-
lion and their eminent coadutors were in favor
Of extending the powers Of the general govern
ment, and of so interpreting the Constitution
az to justify the exercise Of authority in some ca.
see, not clearly given 10 them. The patronage Of
the government was increasing; and charge was
made Of want Of due economy, with what truth
we pretend no, to determine. The present ru-
ers profess stronger attachment TO dcmocra-
TIC and republican PRINCIPLES They think the pow.
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The other counties to be heard from.
u. Of Mason, Letcis, Kdnaicha, CdbeH Ran
dOiph, Harrison, Tood. and LogGa-The follow
Ing are the only counties heard from
Ndson-E. s. Duncan l29; l.. Summers 81; J.
NJ Whorter IA; J. Cantril 10; ]. Laidley 66; W.
l.. jackson SO; Adam Sec %.
Le,ois-(at Bull Town, )--Col. John Hammond
FL, e 5. Duncan 49,, Adam See Is, w. l.. Jack
son I0,J. McWhorter o, 7. Tavenner z.
Le,ofs-(at C. H.) NcWhorter 1874, Duncan
10, Laidley l04. Tavennor SO, Jackson 85. Lee
Is, Summers Il.
ADDITIONAL.
Since penning the above, we have (by the ia,i
Evenings maiD the following returns
Orange pote-(TotoD-Madison 29t. p. p.
Barbour POI, Watson 241, Holiday l54. StaDard
III, Dade GO, Winston g.
Observation-Disclosures. Bates 14l, E. Currie 1873,
W. A. &. Dade l24. John Taliaferro 80, r. Muir
ply 66, w Y. Sturman g, R. w. Carter 4,
v. Rran,ham 8, VIM. Taliaferro G, W. II. Fi,z-
hugh !.
Luneaster--Dade 1902, Currie 1o1, Bates SO, ].
Taliaferro So, r. W. Carter z, Murphy % Some
few scattering votes.
f. BY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Currie, Taliafsr.
TO, and Bates will be certainly elected''l
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gard o ,himsslf.-A Bryce. .jr made the same re

gard @ hiHsslf-A sryee.jr. made the same re
quest.1 4,
The aggregate roie is now about as follows:
Mcesrs. James Peasants of Goochand SAB, VIM.
c. Rivss Of Aibemarle 2s3 withdrawn ON accoun,
OF his mission to France,) Gen. VIM. F. Gordon OF
AlbemarIe 39l, Hugh Nelson OF Albemarle S46,
Lucas p. Thompson of Amherst 3iI, DR.. Thomas
Massie OF Nelson 500, David s. Garland OF AM
herst 3O2, John Undertake jr. 81, A Bryce ir. OF
Goochland 40, John Nj. Martin of Nelson 20, r.
Rves JIG. of Nelson l5.--Nelsen only to be heard
from.
u. Of Campbell. Buckingham, aud Bedfor9-
Present state Of the Poll: Samuel Caytor OF
Lynchburg 43l, Col. WIN. Campbell of Bedfor,
40s, DE-. James Saunders of Lynchburg s9I. Ma
lor William Duvai of Buckingham SOL, Judge
Willa,i Daniel of Lynchburg 37I, Peachy Il. Gil
MGR of Bedford 363, Calohill Mennis of Bedford
S27, George Booker Of buckingham 279, Samu ell
Branch Of buckingham 1853, Samuel Anthony OF
Campbell 90, p. M. Goggin of Bedford SO, ]. p.
Gray OF Bedford s0.Bedlor the largest county in
the District, voted on Monday, and yet TO be heard
irom--the contest ANNA ted, and the result uncer-
! tain.
ID. IF Luncn5,pg. Br,.ns,cick, Din,riddie and
| .Deckienburg -Meckenburg and Brunswick not
heard from-Preseot State of the poll: Broadnax
$50, Adams 1872, Alexander no, Nelson lS5,
Dromgocle 255, Smith 90, Goode 1874. GOODWIN
2o4, Pegram 2Si, Ghoson 100, Hicks 81.
ID. Of Gloucester, Matthews, Niddleser,
northampton, and -accomac Present state OF
The Poll Thomas r. Joynes of Accomac AS,
Thomas Yeatman of Matthews 27s, Gen Severn
+. Parker of Northampton SO2, Judge Abel p
Upstur OF Northampton 200, Humphrey Billups Of
Matthe VS. 1870, DR.. Calvin Ii Read of Northamp-
! ton ia. Thomas M. BayIey of Accomac $50, Doc
tor Richard A. Christian of Middlesex so. Mid
dlesex and Accomsc to be heard from-The latter
Being Che Sampson of the District, may have the
thing. IL, II pleases its own way-and being a
convention county may carry Joynes (who is safe
being on both tickets) Eayey, Read and Billups
ID. Of Russell. Scott, I'aSe,Uet, Washington
and Lee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-29

&c Things to be remembered. mir Niles has
set up Tor prophet; and thinks A" that means are
already in operation to revive it, for the election Of
the nert president OF the United States This is
" taking time by the foreiock." And all who shall
resist the " screDs" Of the caucus, will be hsb up
as anti-republican, aud denounced by some bad
political name--whils those who supper. the sys-
TEN, will be purified of their political SINS as if
washed in political Ganges, and be made clean
by political idolatry, thro' the agency of uN-
KNOWN GoDs."-He ventures TO predict that a
great effort will be made 10 provoke hostile feel.
ing against France-and promote more than kind
and friendly feeling towards Great Britain-for
the ulterior purpose of crushing our manufactures
and Gripping our commerce. " A tub thrown out
to anuse whaIe"--" a sprat 10 catch mackereI'
"a " red ass TO dirert or distract public atten-
ton, from matters Of vital importance for election
eering prrposes!'-Mr. N. registers these oracu-
lar sayings Query, from Freedoms Cbair''O as
Things to be remembered; s. praes about new
&C momeDtous crisis."-He is charitable enough TO
excuse the President from either Of these imputa-
tions-but still begs his friends to remember these
| sayings, and carefully 10 watch the progress of
| eveDts.-if Mr.. N. has any limitations Oh this
momentcus crisis" why does he not come out
with them? Why does he tell us to watch and
pray, without pointing out in what "jungle the
wild beast" nestles, putting US boldly and di
rectly upon our guard-Why does he not name
| the pl0tter, he knows him?-Such Authorizations
| however, are supremcly ridieulous.--The motive
| 10 when these designs are attributed, are IL
literally conceived; and the designs themselves
are baichod in the brain Of Mr.. Niles. what
has the President said? Peace and reciprocity
with aHndtiOns-Is not this his interest as well
as that Of his CabineG--If they can adjust the re-
spcctive claims Of the u s. and France on fair and
amicable principles; for, they have claims upon
each other; if we obtain freer trade in certain
staples Gas, for instance, tobaccoJ with both G.
| Britain and Frances il we can recover our advan.
| tageous trade with the British w. Indies, on hon
orable terms, would those things be calculated TO
crush our manufactures, cripple our commerce, or
injure our agricuure' " our ships can be permit
ted to 90 directly to British ports, and carry tbith
err our -four and lumber. would this be TO cripple
Our commercs'-But enough What man in this
| county dares 10 seek the Presidency by such a
crooked policy in relation TO two Of the nations Of
I Europe as Mr.. Niles depicts'--But we puthis in.
! sidous sayings down as "tiings Themselves to be
Remembered"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-29
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

The Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese OF Virginia, assembled in
Charlottesville on Wednesday Uhe Goth inst.)
and continued its sessions till Saturday evening.
We regret 10 learn that the venerable Bishop of
the Diocese was prevented from ate nding by sick
ness, having proceeded no farther than Orange
Court House. The most important subjects which
came before the Convention, were the expedien-
cy offorming Diocese Missionary Society-S the
expcdiency of going into the election of an as.is-
tant Bishop. Both were carried in the affirmative.
We understand that in reference to the latter, the
Kew. VIM. Meade, ID. ID. received an almost
unanimous vote OF Cergy and Laiiy.--A resolution
was previously adopted, that such election was
MOTTO be considered as conveying any claim to the
succession of the Epscopate OF this Diocese.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-29
CLOSE POLLING.

From the Charlesto,cn K. Pesfern Vfrginio,,,
of Nay Is.
Congressional Eiection-It will he seen by the
following returns, officially received. that Mr.
Maxwell isre-eleced TO Congress by majority
OF seven votes Colonial Lowell, and about
eight hundred over the VIM. Smith, of Green
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-29
$40 RFWIED

- .,,.,. 'SIU IEW AID.
ss ANAWAg from The subscriber living in Msei1bu-,
80 ZONE time ~ March bright muistto woman n,mSa
Fanny ;omene' called Fanny Epper,on She is nbn, "a
year od' with thick bushy head Of h-sh is about d.,
odinary sue she IS doubt with her husband M,,L Er
VINO Is Tree man. who lett this county about three r,sb
hso. lie a,pate made fellow and much dsker than ih
woman VIII give the above reward If brought home r;Ib
reasonable eipen'es, or If she lodged any jaij ., tbs
ins her away al their peril ~ tS"'iJ
On SAMUEL FA2RAR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-29
aTHE PROCRrss or nocIc D


The National Intelligencer givesus a touch OF.
arithmetic and Logic combined, which is ano-
Their irresistible evidence OF the IS Norch of IN
ieneef.-Being very hard put 10 il for proofs OF
IT'S tate exravagant and sweeping assertion that
" Post Masters have been remoy ed by the present
Administration, to the number Of three b,yntred,''
itresofts to the following ingenious process-it
recapitulates 10 Post Masters w no have been re-
niored flor what causes is not so clearl in New
Hampshire, and then exclaims:
Fifteen in State, which send, only
Soons1e AT me same rate may BE readily aseertsutd,
ey simple process bow msny renewal, hsve been already
how msny will two hundred snd thirteen require. Five hun
ersd aud thi5'ytwO aud half If any
Now, let us try this patent logic In another way
| In Virginia not one Post Master has been re-
moved.-if to % Representatives from Virginia
are allotted 90 removals, how many will 2l3 re-
qaire! Answer oo.-But the fact settles this pro-
oiein. better than extravagant assertions or fec
tive Logic. The U. s. Telegraph oil Tuesday
| last, says =; reply TO the n. /.
1--WE have taken the trouble 10 ascertain the prsc. num-
ner and are authorized 10 s,ae ths, the whole
uosa ''nse the comm OF hi, administrator less
man one hdred or the causes jafyng fully the proceed
ing OF toe Pons'ien General we may hereafter speak"
We shall be glad 10 hear from the Telegraph
on this subject. owe should also like TO know,
how many Clerks 10 all at Washington have been
turned out-not more than 20 or 30 perhaps
| out Of about 400D
I'm possanf.-We say we have not heard of any
other officer in Virginia. such reports have
been put in circulation, for effect 1t was but the
other day, that quiz was unleelingly put forth.
That the venerable Collector of this City-the
Hero OF Stony Point, (,he man with whom Thos.
Jefferson, when pressed some years TO turn him
out, declared that he would share with him
his last loaf of bread)-yes, it was malignant
~ and unieelingly reported, that this gallant
slider was turned loose upon the world and
that his Office had been conferred upon
young man. No comment is necessary ~.
on the aSsurdity and harbarity of such a re-
portland we understand, that when il reached
The Presidents ears, he was the first TO dcnounee
II IN the most indignant terms of reprobaon.
NO man has yet been turned out in Virginia
nor nave we heard, upon such evidence that de-
serves one moments belief, that it is yet deter
mined to turn any one out The silly N. Jour
nal says that the President is especially careful
not to carry his system of prescription into Virginia
HE understands the Virginia character too wel,'
&c-But there is one thing in it, which this N
Journal itself does not seem to understand
Messrs. Berrien and Van Buren, could tell him a.
bout it-lt will then be understood, how few Vir-
ginlans wish 10 get in, and thus try to turn their
brethren out.--So silly is the remark of the Gin
cinnat Gazette that the Virginisns are dissatistied
Tor not getting some of the ''sweet-meats"l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-29
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

We understand that writs of election have been
directed to issue TO the sherffs of the different
counties in The Congressional District, lately rep
resented by Mr.. Rives (appointed Minister 10
days in the month OF August, for the election of
successor.-Messrs. Hugh Nelson. VIM. F. Cor
don and Archibald Bryce are candidates for the
seat.