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Richmond Nail NIanufactory.

E7Oli sale. on very reasonable terms. from ZOO TO
u 1900 keys Of cut naji, and brads, OF variom4zcs
from Sd 10 i0d, in kegs from IOOibs. to 20jbs--
warranted 10 70 made tog, Strcdsh Iron, aud not from
Pig or Bloom Iron, aa Is customary IN the Nosthcsn
States:
$50,
Spikes from to inches. cIuch nails of different
sizes suitable FOR tobacco kegs and hhds. mali luJs
horse shoe iron. rolled iron uf different widths -
aud aTcrrcn'rcd Ia eNccIc with dispatch any or-
d-rs IN THIS Inc, and we request merchants anJ others
who deal IN nails, NC. to apply, if they want as-
sorimcn J.. lIANALL * co.
oct iD--2awtf
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NyGRT SCHOnT.

Tar French. Sp1aist. .lI1itonaIfrs y Ok keeyil-
Pe!moaehip, and .4rib5aeijc.
VkNHE undersigned respectfully informs the voun,
n gent ct Richmond. & the public ina general.
that. from tins da'c his NIGHT SCHOOL will be
opened Tor tho reception of scl,piars six DAYS H. the
week, from 4 uli 30 O'Clock, p. NJ
MONDAYS WeducsI, 49,. < Fr.l.v. -. D., ..r,--,,J
TO Book kecPiHF connected with Pc1mansi,p aud !
FH"efic; and TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays,
exclusively APPLIED 90 'lc t.-:eA 40 S,.o,.ss'. Ian
gdases, and IT, t','sr Ira7.ies o. .f'ajf .msHss.
The success which tho UNDERSIGNED has obtained
Tor The four last yencs III :; mode Of teaching The
French and Spanish Languages. induces hirl 10 say
'1t gentlemen already v.rscd O the translation ui
hose laugnagcs, coult lby due arplicatiou7 under
stand coivcrsuiou in the course Of ono quarter aud
luoS" entirely unacguointed with translation, could
ohtn' the same succrssln Sis months.
EtMN-$l5 per quarter Composed Of IN lessons; hy th
yea % payable quarterly in advance lnokkeepr aue 10
STEPHEN BERNARD.
~ Gentlemen de'iruus Of joining iu CLASSES already
Cor oi forming new CUES wi! please make aTrIira
non 20 nc NJ my apartments Mr. Chubb's Lottery Oce
my eI-w sti
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1000, including, tic Golden Chnsscas &c.-Vfncs
100.
ALSO, She following native Grape Vines
1000 Isabella, 1000 Scuppcrnonp, 5000 AlcNan-
dcrs, or Schuylkill, 500 Caiawba. 500 Elsinrburp
blauds, 800 Winnie 1900 York Madcira. zoo York
Clarct. These two last arc thc most celebrated i'm
the vineyards Of York Prnusylynuu. The native
grape VIII bc furnished NJ S2Jto sj7l uer 100
-uccordng to their value and r,rctv, and In some
cases less, when great quantity arc taken. The
Proprietor is DESTROYS to enter ifo extensive ar
rangCmcnls with those DESTROYS of planting vino
yards and viii contract liberal crns Orders for
the foregoing for fruit ticcs. Towering plants &c
left with me- will receive prompt attention
nov 10 JAMES WINSTON. N'r'.
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CATALOGJil, ~. 3.

II AW BOOkS.--Swanstnns ChuIcrrV Reporte:
Ia Phillips ou Insurance; Conpcrs Jus lr;an D.
Ecs; n South Carcnl Rrports: Lave on Plradipr:
Uanmond's Nis Priu-; Cnuyns n"esj Sturl,lc ON
Evidence, Archb,lds Bapl;ruptrr Archbnlds Furu-
AMI Entries; Archb"d's Grim r'cnGng; Carrur'on's
Grim Law; Vprnons ChlAcrry R"prr's: Laws o. he
United States; lIn.cys pracic,' G.. Pleas; I,.. vs.
Practice Kings D''nch; Jacobs Law Dictionary:
MuninrdS Rcp9r.s; MuM:ords Cen. Indcv; Nax,rcl's
Law Dictionary; Moorc's Digest. Puhhc l.aiv of Tu-
rope; Pdrkc on insurUucc; tJs.s H. C.nnccry: Sam
dcrs's Reports Roberts nn wiz Phihps'~ Evilan~e:
Pigot on Rccovcrcs Pirnd"rS Assistant, porkiuS or
ConveyancinG Reeve on BOsrc"tS: I..4~o7 ~ Ven
dSrs; Startics Grim. rleadmr Peters REPORTS; Sio
rvs Laws u. 81 Pralir's E,ri'nrr; Revised Code
Henng's Justice: Rohnson's Forms: Sri-l OF Laws:
Gaines Now York Reports trinl Of iligc Chasc
Brlghts Trial. Stevens on Averages rcrmcs Dc Ia
Ley; Pieere William, 7, ports; wilson on iIacs:
Roper ON I."gac's for sale low at the Book and Sta
uOnery Store of
nov 20 z. u. SANNAY.
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NRNMOMT TIIazrSw.

gums establishment will be opened fnr rio recon
y ton Of company on Thursday the sld Of Oc
tohcr. W W.
Ihc advantages oras locality tho va.riy and con-
Fcnirnt distributions Of lis apartments and tie com
'i' ana appropriate style in which has hccn fur.
nSi"d and tlrcd mp blythe Projectors arcvcU known
u 'lns vicHnr. Strangers may be- Interested lv r,,c
informant ION lhni ih" sliuntOm ui Trcmon' House =
'0i'fc IN an airy ory, and heatthv quarter ard n
nc immediate n"ghborhood of thr nrIncipsI ,r,r, :
~ public amusement and OF the business Streets O,
the city.
Among the particular accommodations ofthr rs
Enlistment are Reading Room. which ,,Iii be- sun
phcd with all the Journals Reviews an Nluouz,rcs
published ~ this country. which 1t is sup sod vliI nc
interesting 10 the patrons of the lIonsc with riquv
English aud Parslan periodicals. Su OF rooms.
remote tromihc public part of the house intended for
tn" occupation of families or individu is who ma =
prefer private table. aud large and Gle ram drtwirG
ana dining rooms tor the entertainment of Ciuns and
pur'ies.
Convenient and VOL lighted Rathinr Roo,n~
which III be la cnnsunt preparation for use irrtlc
public. as well as by the inmates ofthc establishment
arc connected
IN ordinary Will he scrycd on Friday. and after.
wards every dry at half past 2 O'Clock.
The subscriber having taken Lease of Fremont
House, assures his In MS and The Prbic thar io ,-
cTt'on on iS part ar on the part Of those UNDER his
control saiI he spared 30 supply the wants aud ac-
cnn'mnhatc hc habits and taste OF his unrruls lie
pledges hmsclf also that his prices slul M 80 re-
poet exceed those of Hotels in other parts OF the o.
Stat cs conducted IN similar Svc.
DWIGHT BOYDEN.
BOSTON. q. I;.nQ-
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VoL. IlI.-No 70.

1 11tI, Improved System of Book k'es1 ;np
VIE Subscriber will If suitable n,unbor If n,,.
,,,- pms can De- obained,) deliver Coarse of Lee.
ing I a bGnnHtts Admirable System of BOX Keen
vrors - oech practical accountant for many
- IN "a general knowidge of mercantile business
III az us various branches ond pledges himsslf to
lhahi{ any pupil! who may attend his conrso - -
SsIucti'mS' c"hcr IN Bennett. or Jackson. for Tho
greatly Improved, and smphfed the mode OF rood
ing transactions and is well adapted to the commerce
o. 'he United States. He will also give private les
sons a any hour, and place may best suit the lea
ncr' Terms ten dollars. Those who are disposed
TO acquire knowledge of this desirable branch OF
euuSaon, VIII please call, and leave their namey,
win the Editors, where subscription paper can be
Satisfactory testimonials of his compeercv w;I, no
'" rloi'1G' JOHN 'LEDWlDGE.
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nEhE VIII be a petition TO the next Assem-
OBJ, oily OF Virginia, for leave open road from
Gwehs IaIern to IEylorsyie. in Hanover and
then on to the Caroline line, in strai@bt Sircct an
to fredericksburg. oct :? q ,'e e,O'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-24

ID OBERT BURTON, Attorney at Ln,r, respects
"a fully announces ia tho public, that hc las la
ken an Office, Imm1datcly above the Post Office, and
adjoining Mrs Southgatc's Store whore ho NAV ho
generally found ct ij-,yGW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-24
FYy Thousand DoHGrs 5goyth IF .Nesv and
ScaSonaJie Dry Goods at
PRTNrE COST

* fLE * COCHRAN having determined 70 ,.,osc
M thor present business in as short a linn n.
practcnhc, respectfully beg leave 10 inform tbc;,
friends and the public that they Will on Tuesday the
<'n instant Commence offering for sale, their entire
M"'F 81 supple and Ltacyd' goods, amounting per
invoice 10 upwards of -
fUiy Jh"uSdnd DOiidys. al Prime Cosi
~ large portion of this assortment has boon mr.
chased during the present (ai' at auction in Tho
cliir" "i New York aud Pmladcll,hia. Awarc tint
scented Ia the public for the sole purpose nf cycitinr
attention. they would state that such is not the min
o"l'ct III Inc present instance: anxious 10 cln,e their
present coRccin,-thcy have arranged ilcir poods-
ana III every instance they will h. offered AT inst cost
-'DeIr J"IMer customers are Inrtic'ij inriied Ia
oV'h themselves OF the present oppor,nnty to supply
themselves on terms which rureiV ylced uiitj,,
thc'r pnwey Every descrptinm OF mar &, e,oso,,is
goods VIII hc found in this nssor;mcnt--s,, i,,a1r
r'eS 81" ae INIT gro dc Berlin hiesfiios nrj..,u H.
rere j""ta'0' cdf'coes mS'i"r, IRISH linen Sectins
mr." eye d'Pf's and hnrHS ef'0 fine ciofhs GAd cas-
"meie c0"t'HSs, bii-cs, bi0akets neJ,J ciYihig sy
nets d2@ sir q an 'ridts. and almost every article
III the dry goods llnc.-Icrms, cash OH delivery.
off
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ARUIf ,ralefiil for the friendly ana liberal pntror.
age winch have heretofore resolved ffom the
InemGeTs OF the Legislature, beg leave, most 70.
aPPctiuy' to remind them that shall be- as usual.
P''Pr'u ana most happy To accommodate from IL To
- G them with board, &c. the ensuing Session. and
p.cr9e myself 10 spare no exertion to render their
"cTI'!hmPaatIons as comfortable as possible
'ln Lhuuced to give this notice thus early, from
are unter the impression that shall not be
ao,c 20 Glcomnoda'c them. owing to the unusual por-
'oN OF business which have been favoured with
s'H'e TIE meeting of tie Convention. | therefore
quest OF Those members, disposed to patronise me
rh' 81 my country friends generally to call at the
C.I HeI FIRST. b''torc they make any arrangements
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-24

~ tiAItA ID WIS, NJ the corner of Ion and r.
II streets, nearly pposie Bank of Va Is prepared N
accommodate several Members Of the Convention apd Ir.
e' N"0 Eo7T1 arr f7~-lg Families visiting place
H'' nEd Vis .oums comfortable, every effort to zen r.
satisfaction TO those "ao ca. on him, ~ IL be made,
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MAURICE PRIMROSE.

AHSliAL'S SAL, En- pursuance OF a decree OF lie
- S.pahaT court OF chauCeTy, holden at Staurion mr.
,onsS on me l'Ih day Of July, 1928, in hefen
Nicholas Cnger, decd. plaintiff and John Sydnor ADM,
% ust az IA" OF Richard Sydnor defendant viii sold at
'- @uCol lot cash, before the door of the ayne Tavern
"a Siaon 81" Monday, the sd day November next The
.oo" ing act OF Land 10 wit III the county Of HARRISON 1880
C1 o" me waters OF Horn creek, essng creek
On drain Of Tigers Valley river; acres between
' ana fude's NIL creek branch Hughes river; in
@ county a. Randolph, 1900 the Ciauie4 river;
Woe o the waters OF Gauley 1000 on branch
81 N 'Ve'; H acres (rugo creek Elk liver and
i acres ON tncS Camp creek and the Of Augusta
% acre Oh" th9 Norm rvc Eslrch Of Shenandoah about
/" " es north wes of Saun'On, S4lO acres on Ches
on" '-' e"" M creek, branch of the Cpwpasture river
"a" "'. 9tiea description the above az iaed lands
r'ice may be had - The tic uapers IN tire cause
OCT .-!'r GEORGE ESKRIDGE, NJ. =. Cly &.
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100000 GRAPE VINES. &c.

GO,OO0 Grape Vines OF thc finest
binds, from the vineyards Of Bureuu
dy, Champagne, Rhine, Tokay, DC
at So per 100, or 500 per 1000
They Will be sent carefully assorted,
named and labelled, and packed, for
any distance.
10000 vines of ;h1 choicest table
lrrnt,n ~ 90. r.r Inn nr .I.n 49,
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-RECEITED ar

StTKtrrOh'S I;4SHION.1BLE mar 1N-D cqp
- TIHEHOCSE, 10y the Emily Davis from PhilaJri.
PIMA and ranl,y ion New York. elegant assortment, of
s"ro' ~; FIX HATS aud great variety Of Fur sin
ana Cloth Fancy CAPS; also LONDON HATS or 81 ~,
fashion, and superior quality. nov r.
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50 Sets Patent balances.

faNI!E Subscriber has Just received r.or the bril-,
II Mark, from the manufacturer a.. Boston n ifcsL
supply o balances of almost every description used
weighing from 5000 lbs to 30 lbs: also spare peas
COTTON looks &c &c. winch vii Jc sold at the low
est manufacturers prices for cash or on short credit
n'N I.I-.rl W ". ]. CLARKE.
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7 We .Hem5ers Of tic Legislature.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-05

resist nor is its effect regulated by any rational pru
cpe, for the poor Hndoo knees with true devotion
to the wheel of his Idol to be crushed to DEATH as the
sanctifed professor of Christianity offers up his
morning evening prayers. 1t is therefore serious
truth, that though we may yet enjoy our cui liberties
many years. the powerful effort which is now in opera.
ton against them, is strong indication that we must
90 the way of all other nations, and see our freedom
sacrificed at the shrine of religious innovations and
ecclesiastical dominion.
1t is fact, perhaps generally known, that among
the different sects of protesting people in country
there diversity of opinions in regard to the oh.
servance Of one day in sepen, day of Worship
And it has been found by pretty calculation
that those who observe the first day of the week as
holy day, the majority in every state in the Uni.
on and being so, they have generally made laws to
enforce its observance, inct penalty in case Of
disobedence. The petitioners for stopping the Sab.
bath mail now take advantage of these civil enact
ments, and contend that it would be as reasonable te
stop the mail that day, to prohibit the perform
ance of any other labor and this absurd reason
ing has been adopted by the Committee who reported
the bill in the House.. The letter from the Post-mas.
ter General tothat Committee, gives facts which place
| it beyond argument that to stop the mail on that day
would be serious INJURY 10 the commercial and agf
cultural interests fthe country. The petitioners them
selves do not deny this Then why arouse the passions
of the people, and deafen the public with their cries
for that which they admit would be injurious to the CT
vii interests of society? All, here is the point! 1HF
notions Of the Driae law must be paramount to every
other consideration-all secs and societies of people
throughout this great republic must be made to yield
up their civil and religious rights, and pay obeisance
to whatever law party may declare to be the Divine
law; and not having the power within themselves to
enforce their religious notions others, under the gab
of christianity they call the strong of the
nation to do it for them. Why not with much pro-
prety stop the mail from running the serenth day.
to meet the religious views of another respectable por
ton of citizens entitled to the protection Set
the example, and what will be the result Tell one
that their opinions shall be incorporated with the
laws of Congress- and enforced upon the whole nation
and what he given to other sects who aP-
ply for a similar favor! Suppose the Quakers, Dun
kards, &c. to unite in petition Congress to
prohibit the of military weapons, to convert the
swords into ploughshares," and the Navy into vessels
ftrade, would those who petitioning think it
right to their conSciences PINOT at all They should
reflect then. the inconsistency of asking or rather
trying to enforce that which they would not grant to
others.
If any people in the world are free, and protected
49, make
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-05

he gazed without the movement of MUSCLE on the |
combat of the wild beasts below; a solitary sover-
eign, with the whole tremendous game played for him
SELF and inaccessible to the power of man."
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-05

Gaumny oceans, scales mountains and traverses
deserts with greater than the Scyhian Abars, and like
hia rides upon poisoned arrow.
When your friends forsake you, and enlist on the
side of your enemies, rejoice that YOU have
discovered their true characters, and that you are no
Sengez liable TO thesE hypocrisy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-13

merit, then TO no, think tia, the public have
pronounced false or exaggerated Judgment. 1
wish you, sir. all the satisfaction which you can
reap from the profound contempt with which you
regard the opinions Of others-however numerous
aud enligh'encd-whent they happen to come in
competition with your own; s. beg leave to SUD-
scribe myself
Your friend aud well.wsher,
A LADY.
p. S.-It is but justice 10 the Senior Editor of
the Enquirer to add, that, in my first communica-
ton, had not the mot Distant idea Of ascribiny
the epithet, "snarler," to him. His criticism
was fair aud manly-and although I did no, pre-
cisely concur with him in opinion, the difference
was one which might easily exist with those dis
posed, in common, 10 10 the work justice.
A LADY
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@p9itoy 81 Public decOu,
AN ACT.
nv AN ACT,
'10 ay'eRd The Rerenne Lays-P asssd ETs6r,,,.,,
2Sih, 1929 "U

"a "Y'eRa he Rerenne LaUs-- Passsd Eebr,,.,
2SM, 1929.
BE u enacted by rae General l.,ep,b,y IT,, ~, r.
passed the twenty day Of February hs .s
and ,weny'esh, entitled can amending die @
concerning the isIe. Licenses to merehsnt, and nh.
eoPotisO courts POUea Tha, nothing that or .uv S or
act consumed shall be so eonSrsed prevent spy
ton selling any good, nodie, of The ,,o,
Of in S'se, without obtaining for that cur
BE Glrnsr enacted, That in all pto,.e,,;oo. r.. -
wealth shall have the right appeal or obsie writ If @
aud To- ths purpose may require bill Of exception, 20 no
the defendant might do; such appeal or w, Of s ~
,s. be in and decided upon by Superior o"
for good cause shown 10 10. CONTRARY, and IN al
un1e ne revenue laws 10 th. inferior courts uhea epoy
allowed and taxed in the bill Of costs. '"," w
nd , yS,r sa,s FS.; al the
msrehandi,s shall e deemed aud taken 10 be bsEsr, ,oa
pstilsn trading on land; and shall required 10
oboo esme ;, such; aud failure 50 10 d. shall b. nb
yet 10 The penalties Ptese he'd by law Tor such de,ns. ~
10 (Dthsr ernci.d, That vendne.ms,,sr, ,u,,;o,s.
sna sspa.s OF lottery Tickets shall be- aud hereby re-
70 ne sane manner mereba1 license, sre obtsnsJ s"1
,b,i1 wi - 20 do ever vepdue'nser Or suttonee who
sp1 seh hsucuob sny goods, aud mere hsnoi,,
and every person who ,, sell sny lottery ticket ., .b.t
or part Of h ps 70 h. .s t ?" .S.Sss Of The pre-
gu, having obned such license shalt r every ueh o6en"
sood, wares or nerebsndfe'r without license to be feeoved
Be Il 6rrIdeS ,aaesd That IN. e,o,o,i,.;,u.. -, a..
Revenue ~ The Ohy II Richmond shalt receive
paid 40 IN other N WIZ
And Be Il 6rrtdsr enacted Tbs, spv person obt,n;,,
license 70 sell lottery Ck- IN osrics suhor,ed nv fe ls
~ this Commonwealth only ,hsil first sks affidavit bef
the Comm'ss'IoDeT Of the Revenue, thst he will not J,,
the period for which such license may gtsnisd Re d,s,,
or indirectly ooceeruei the sale csoy ticket or tsI,
soy lottery or Lotteries no, 50 authorised without
icerts Tor Inst pupo,s And every person rho shall b.
ih. tar sod obsip license for DE sale Of roreisn Iey
tickets hs during The period which such license m,v
ns Es".o, oswsmWsd from ell penalties presefibed BY
h- 70 ne sale OF such tickets.
Ih"aet ,,sil 10 IN force from the passing thereof
The foregoing !. Gus copy
GEO. w. MUNFORD. C. mn
lyA Copy o. the foregoing circular and Act Of the Assem-
venue.
Marsh -. fO2-Q
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APPOINTMENTS.

APPOINTMENTS.
Welay before our readers, all the appointments
which have been made by the new President, by
and with the ADVICE and consent Of the Senate
The Norfolk Beacon states that Mr.. Harper,
clerk oil one OF the courts i'm New Orleans, is now
appointed District Judge Of the United States, in-
stead OF MIR. fiuriey nominated by MIR. Adams. 10
ill a. ; place of Judge Robertson deceased.-TRe
rcnder will see that the Cabinet is now full. Van
Buren,. lngham, Branch, Eaton, Bcrricn and Bar
ry Gas Post Master Generally
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.Hppropyidtions.-The last Congress has APP
prop'ated further SUN Of $50, OOO 70 tie Dismal
swamp Canal Company, ("PrinciptIly to complete
the nev canal from the original one 10 the head OF
the North West river'O--SIso $4,000 b the
Chesapeake anil Delaware CanaI--an1 S2l 900 for
improving the Swash at Ocoacock; 20,00O for re-
moving obs,ruciions in the Cape Fear river be-
low Wilmington and 10000 for purchasing the III
ties still claimed by Cherokee Indians 20 Feserva-
tons within the Safe OF ". Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-13

psss.r,i Communication. ur..oid.bly omitted.
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" .Neesr Despoir qfthe Repnblie -

:" Never Despoir cf!be Republic -
We have new version OF this saying The
Proceedings at Washington and Mr.. Cay's last
dinner Speech (of which we are 10 have series
from Washington TO Kentucky,) manifest the mot
TO which he has adopted.
Mr.. Clay, like the retreating Parthian, could not
leave the City without discharging an arrow be-
hind him. But il will not reach it's mark unless the
President should lay himself open to its point.
Faulty itself could not mistake the object of
MIR. Clay or his friends. He has raised his ban
ner. and will strike for the Presidency. Whilst one
OF his toasting frienls would "cheer us with the
mild radiance" of the setting SUM- another predicts
that his parting raw will cheer us with the hope
NJ again feeling his meridian beams" THUS
animated by the hopes Of am bition, it is no wonder
that Mr.. Clay should make sort OF " war, pesti-
lence, and famine" Speech--and that il is impos-
sble for him to DO General Jackson any thing
Ike justice.
As 10 Mr.. Adams. he is put away upon the
shelf-He has served the purposes Of the moment,
and he is thrust aside. Not set toast; moi a soil
tary mark OF respect, is offered 10 him in the din
ner speech!The drift Of the speech itself is too
plain 10 be mistaken. But Mr.. Clay must play
another sort Of Orator, TO advance his purposes
He must exhibit more magnarimty towards hs
adversary. He mUst not manifest so much irnpa.
uence to condemn his qualifications. lie ought
TO give him decent lime for the experiment Nor
should he so rashIy violate his professions OF
" deeOrum" by such precipitate and acrimonious
structures. Mr.. G. forgcts that even ambition has
" time fDp all things"
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NJ meeting al charlottesville on Monday the
ID Inst. tor the purpose Of recommending suitable
persons to the Convention, v. w. Southall in the
Chair. and r. b. Dyer Secretary, Messrs WIN
9. Rves, Hugh Nelson, James Pessants and DR..
Thomas Massie were recommended as proper per
sons to represent that District.
A large number Of the Preeholders Of Motto
way, assembled at their Courthouse on the 9Th,
I'll. X. Anderson in the Chair, and Austin Wat
kins, Secretary for tile purpose Of taking into con
siderstion the propriety Of appointing committee
to attend Amelia March Court, to meet similar
Committees from the other counties in the District
and the town Of Petersburg, TO recommend four
discreet and proper persons az delegates in the
Conveniion.-Messrs. Hezekiab r. Anderson,
Archibald A. Campbell, and Edward Bland were
appointed the said Committee.
Correspondents OF the Petersburg Intelligsnccr
recommend Col. Carr Bowers Of Southampton, s.
Col. joseph Goodwin, as delegates from their res.
pective Districts.
The Cupeper Gazette contains a notice to the
Freeholders Of Culpeper TO meet on the first day
Of March Court TO consult on the nomination Of
four persons to represent that District (Culpeper
aud Fauqner.)
Correspondent Of the Fincasne Mirror" no.
inmates James Breckenridge Of BotetouR, Hugh