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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
THE PROGRESS OF "RErOnN,n

Inc following appointments haze understand been made
by me resident, though have stem officially an,
nounced 1870 J '''-
Samuel Svarvuut TO be Collector Customs for tie ro,i
OF New ork IA tie place of Jona rholnp son. rer7srek
hoIdeeai NJ Noah Surveyor and Inspector of Customs
TOT me port OF New York. III the place OF Peter STAG reor
William King he Collector OF the port cf Bath Name in
The place of John b. Swauio.i, reInorsd
James A Hamilton 10 he Attorney OF the United States for
John Duer, rsm0rtd
John Mlean, OF New York, be Secretary Of Legation 10
1ieat Britain IN the place Of Wan, Lawrence regsred
Nat. lax.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30

Gen. Eppcs, agaia-sPolitical power can only be
controlled by political power. And man reasons
badly, who supposes hnsefsccure IN his rights when
their security rests upon the moral restraints upon
human. action" Fact. The ffeeholdcrs have ALWAYS
had political power uncontrolled by political power
Conclusion. They have abused il. And The nou-
ffeehoder reasons badly, WHO supposcs himself so,
cure in lIis rights, sc. IL this so, Gen Eppcs,
The language used by Gen. Eppes, mus, nea n this.
that il you cnn find class Of men in tl,econ,muny
combining in themselves all kinds OF taxable .roper-
tythcy ougii exclusively to have the DOW er Of laying
the taxes We would suggcs; to Gen. Eapes, tha,
there is such class in Virginia and tia. the ground
he hos taken. would beinuch more tenabc II for free
holders and Hreeholders, he would substitute the
word slavoholders and Observation-Disclosures We .sk,hose
who read his letter to do i, for him. ana sec whit
Improvement it viii be 10 the argument.
We shall not stop 10 critcise the truism that sir
Ms (the nonireehoder) ntercis is to guide his lees
lation 'his iie'eNt viii constantly prompt him &c"
We regret that upon subIe. of such moment, Gen.
EPpcs by such language, should bctray how cGfelcss
" he Is in the habit of considering il;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30

The P".t Master 1T New Orleans las been reno.
red to make way for somebody else WHO wants the
situation.
The President has appointed Pierre \. Barker Of
Sensc" co. collector of the port of Bufaorn place
of II. II. DOX, removed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30

mn, m LyNc1rrss, April -.
'heft-Ihe growing crop Uf Wheat rapidly s,c,yern,
nom The gloomy appearance exhibited last witer Inc
saier part ofihis section Of country presents
be expected. ':'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30

u .lLILLER IClMTED-

WISH 10 employ Snglc Man, 90 ono wish snail aimiiv,
- who capable Of taking change Ut MANUFACTURING NH
Any pcron dcsous oi getting buspess Mief and Fan
come wei recommended or sohrciY and capaby, vii meet
with empuymcst iy application TIP eubscrsef, a. Wakcr
ton, KING Queen couir- mss.ics wan with small fami-
" would - pTcTusi gAttCR TEMPLE
a. 20 eoe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
ecnmInIsrrta. isecoro. .

DATE or LATEST EUROPEAN ApvIcEs.
From Liverpool, - March q
t2s"r2!c curen: pace OF Canal Floor yesterday was
Sues q 7ojgccO al faction az Sioctoo WLyeiouse,
29h april, 1920.
PAssED-1 hid at 50 %; l at 7 %; q. 30; /
at So l at %; at , 80; at ) IS; / at > 90;
at 10 rs; at II so; NJ 5 20; at so; ! at
10; / ut > 90; at SO; at 10 so; | at 6; 1 at
i 90.
REFUsED--3 bids q: - 10; eats On; Z; ! 10;
l at 3 so, n 10; AT 90; Ia, . So; ~ 1 20:
At 2oi , at IL 1T ! 50; att -.
REFUSED sTESiHsEsl--I hLI at n
iims-F If Bouts ~, qao1.G! y Produce 91sscd dozen
through tie Lo,reg Lori.s.
AP2'r % --S hhis tobacco, 80 kegs manufa ct,,r-
Cd tobacco, 499 bbiS Eoar, - iuure OF slate 800 lbs
miscellaneous articles. ton Of SAINT! cords wood
empty boo, small ~ 5,a;s, II coal bats ESQ bash
coai. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30

FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harlow. of Pho
bIs Snsbee 1T Norfolk, Informs that when Madeira
feD considerable excitement prevailed between the ROY
dhses ahd cons,utonasts number OF tie former wee
arreAted and thrown into prison. "''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
Ero,,l Pc ,hc.i;..r LII,

=, I'F'7II Ut y N'cI'Ir 'If,e'Fe.
Mr.. Green The following is nm c~;rnct Of letter
from ATchd NJ Lean, TO gentleman OF Wheeling,
III reference to his right, notwithstanding tempo
rary residen in Ohio TO the privileges and n,,nun
ties OF the citizens of Va. possessing the requisite
freehold. Its terms do honour to him as u citizen of
u ana Statesman. Please gave it place in the
Statesman Of this week. CITIZEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
ARcHvGLrE, hsril l4lh. 1929.

Dear Sir:-AIthough my pers,r Vas transfi.. rod
to another state my family and n.y interest in Vir
gina remained unchanged, AID my solci.ulc FOR tho
conversion OF her present atistocratc system Of Gov
eminent into free republican constitution continued
undated. Upon this subjcct / never ceased to feel
the anxiety Of man who had other prospect out
that of settling his children permanently ON her
so!I, and 10 wished 20 transmit 20 them the dca!
bought blessings Of liberty IN It's fall brightness.
So confident ain OF my right Of su'Trayc and
consequently, to be elected that would not he-i-
tate to submit the question tho whole Bar without
fear of dissenting voice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
GREEN COBEFIR

VIE 'cTiief wishes 10 seitle himself permanently in the
T'''fy' h 90 efasie him do with more comfort "a,
s. ne IS anxos to sell The above named p.opeT,y
Hce o. ms present residence lie has, former advertise
noceu some OF the local ady sD;tses Of Green Corner lie
o 'est hen here The property consists Of two Lots
an! extends rnn 1t to street and will sold entie or in
ees' IL i not disposed Of private sale "a mode q
s e greatly pIcicTs VIZ; he offered al public sale on ih,
'v, ~ Il oeicck,y Thursday, the eth day of ne
''".''i snc ne terms 'S4s iten lie made known
-eE s---ll CHARLES COPELAND
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
=. CRURB'S S3EEYCE.

d VIZ IUiIoNI"E Were Tue nulH1CTs dIaWn II. tne
Il Grand State Lottery. class ~. :.
IS, =, 3, II, 90, 81, ID, &c. 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30

Tickets s., halves So quarters s5
For sale, IN the usual variety of numbers. d: tl.s
ever fortunate BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Where has been sold and paid to residents Of Rich
moid, within afcw days lts than ten capitli pri
Ees. ap 20 @
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
NEWT LOTTERY

NEXT LOTTERY.
The Maryland State Lottery, class No l. w:il be
drawn Io-JlorTol0 afternoon in Baltimore. aud the
drawing received at Bigger Office on the second NJ
tesnoon following.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
TO-MORROW.

lrWhoie tickets s., halves . So quarters >
For sale III variety Of numbers at
ap 30 SIT j. CIICBB'S OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30

DATE or LATEST EUROPEAN ADyIcEs.
From Liverpool, . - Marc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
Executors Sale.

X virtue OF the last VIII and Testament Of
LOS. HaiIe9o, decd, l, as surviving Exo'r of said
last Ill and Testament, shall expose to sale at Pub
TIC auction on the PREMISES on Monday, the 18th
daV OF the present month"; May, At - O'clock the fel-
lowing Real Estate, viz:
One Tenement fronting 20 feet on ls.h Stree,
a5Joining the Store of Anderson, Garth d. CO.
On this property is Brick Dwelling House, which
has been lately repaired, with Brick Kitchen. &c
the yard running back 80 feet TO IN ANay about
d rect inches wide, which communicates with III
Fl feet Alley, commonly called Lombard Allcv AM
the right to the comuou and equal use OF said tirst
mentioned Alley Jointly with tie Tenement owner
by p. ]. Chevallie, and the estate of John RichaTd
dec d, which atJo!ns the north, that low for sale
The right Of the said Jos. Galego deed, for so
much OF the term of SO years, from 9th Feb 1879
as Is uneSpired In and to the Tenement fronting on
18TH Street, IT the corner OF Lombard Aley now
occupied by VIM w ailace containing q feet fiort
and rear, and ~ feet deep.
And on Saturday the 10th OF the present month.
May) on the pre- misses AZ IL O'clock
mat very valuable Lot. n. e. corner of d
and 18th streets, opposite the Store of Raktou &.
Pleasants, containing about feet front, ON D. or
Gary Street, and running back, abou. 1877 feet TN
10Th street.
a Lot opposite tie above, s. T.. corner OF d. ard
18th streets, known in the pln OF the civ of Rich
inond as No. 325, fronting about lae feet On ID or
Caty street, and running back about S2I feet ~,
Lotu street. On tins Lot, are some frame hudines
Ferms ono fourth OF the purchase money IN cash
the balance at s, 9, and II months, tue purchase,
giving bonds, with approved security bearing inter
est from tie day OF sale, and deed of trust ON h..
| property, to secure the payment.
The sale viii be conducted by Thomas T.vlar
! PETER }. CHEVALLIE Fx'or
u-y S-!SI Jos. Gallego, deed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
Valuable Real Estate

~ t,SDAY next the 18th ns. at - O'Clock.
we shall sell at auction, the following valuable
aeai estate vi2;-That desirable Lot corner of II g.
9th street, containing IS feet front ON ~ :, sot "a
running back LA feet 9Th street On ills lo,
are two frame buildings.
This Is perhaps Of the most valuable bu;ld;ur
lots in the CITY.
Also. on the same duv, a House and OF IN Dn-
vais addition, forming part of what is known as
Iacksons square
The above property VIII be sold without reserve for
cash. G. y g. - TaTJan, '
IL, Sale to be conducted by DAvryrnnT 49,,
Is Co. Aucts. - - - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07

The Doctor in froaibic.--The s.n,o, Edit, "a. an.
New York Post. seems to have got himself into
Predicament, with regard to the apoontm.n, IF s;
owartwout, ~ Collector OF ". York A dav mr. t,yc
aner the annunciation of this appointment tbs Mo,n
ing Herald stated-"if rumor lied no,a1, III 49,
senior Editor OF the Post privately opposed tb..
PointIncnt; and that he held private corresnonJon
with General jackson on the subject. The Post Of
next day says: 0'' "
'.Tbe Morning Herald undertakes 10 saw ,h,, ,,...
senior editor OF the Evening Post .sr;ycu,j, o,no-
SEQ the appointment OF Mr. Swartwout, md thut ne
p"L PI:oNe correspondence with Gen. Jackson -
BOTH assertions arc disposed of in a word-,sy . -.
false" u--'"ey are
In reply to this stout denial, the Morn;,, tJ., ia
observes that they suspect some .euuivora,onn l.,
the italics OF the paragraph: That. "if ru,no, liz
not the senior editor did address private le,tor q,
the President, demonstrating against the
Of Mr.. Swartwout, and that a sDeci,;, cftn.." -.
therein stated which the President pronounced uno
the reading, to be falsc. and which every ho5v pLr
Knows Dir. y would instantly pronounce r;,]iculous
ney also aver upon authority that this Lotto, nc
transmitted from Washington to Mr. S.,ba, L.
called upon the senior Editor OF the Eyeping Pc,
and enquired whether he had written any scI lott
and the senior Editor disavowed and denied -
WhereuPon as the story goes, Cir. S. produced the
letter and COMPOUNDED his accuscr with hi, own I,u%
writing and signature.
They add;-'We low challenge the senior Edito,
20 the GENIAL That he Las written such l,,or .nd
iIau such an Interview with the Collector 40 n his
holding 'pricate correspondence with Gen Jackson
as that IN sr!ctnesj, implies that his epstIe WAS m
nferea, we retIact the charge. But we affirm tina,
nc did write letter against the appointment Of A.
Swartwart and That the letter is or has been in ,be
ssession of Dir. s. Now let us see if this is to be
disposed OF IN word by the senior Editor. If i,
Is, that word will be the plea OF GUILTY."
Bal. Pa,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
MARINH NHWs.
PORT OF RICH.1O.W6-


ARRIVED.
; Steamboat Comet, Young, from Pe,er.b,ro
WIN freight and passenger
ccnf. Armada, Clifford, ftom Somerse, vi, N.,,-
port, days, with ballast. WA New
Schr. Swirl, James, from Baltimore. via CITY po;,,
win sundres to Otis, Dunlop e. CO. and others.
oenr. Philadelphia. Ketchum, from Boston, with
suunaties' To Hubbard & Gardner, and other roeY.
BELOW,
bng RicLmond, Fabens, from Salem, with SUN.
DRIES, TO Inastet. 'N
SAILED
Schr' Aurora, Hooper, for Baltimore, c6ai.
Schr' ben L. Valentine, Philips, for New York,
Hchr. General Jackson, Turner, for New York.
with coal. '' Ne" iosh'
schr. Dandy, Cole, for New York, with coal.
Unr oLh, MAY 5-Arrd. schrs Caroline Marion Rs,,..
400 Tennessee Dean. from Baltimore bound TO P,tershnr
Richmond. '' WA" ''>' oSoha IA
AIS" sshI Ladys Delight, Woo,en, ir the pommac Tie
~ CO and proceeded up James River ~ 10Y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
NlRGINIA ELECTIONS

Greenbrie'.-For Congress: Smith 800 I.ov,li
$50, Maxwell Hate memberl 81. House OF Dele
gates: Cyrus Carys 3o7, James Mclaughlin a;s-Io-
seph Anderson e47. Mr. Kncad $50.
In that Congressional Dstr let, the present state
Of the poll is for SIR Smith GOT. Col. Lowell 1923.
Lewis Maxwell 1903, Cabcli.-Randolph ard Wood
to bs heared from.
Giies.-For Congress- Craig 4ic, Miller 1872
House of Delegates Pack 292, King 265-Pearis
264, Lucas 244 (close votingt
Giles being the last county i'll the District 10 be
heard FROM it is aimed that Mr. Craig is return
ed to Congress by majority of a76 over Mr Miller
This is the District lately represented by General
Foyd)
sNcw Members.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
Real Estate at Auction.

X virtue ofthe last will and testa!oent Of IoLu
tichard, deed, l. executrix Of said Inst viii
anu testament Shall expose to sale at public auction
on the premises. on Monday, the ilt dav ofthe pre-
sent month, (Iay Immediately after the sale adyer
tised to take place on that day, by the surviving Exc
cutor OF Jos Gallego decd the undivided half inter
& OF the said John Richard. decd in and to the Let
and Tenement fronting On 18th street, between and
adjoining the two teneTents advertised by tho ufore-
said surviving Executor.
On this property is brick dwelling house about
70 feet front, which Iss been lately repaired with
brick kitchen, Sc The yard aud private alley run
ming back to an alley Of about . feet inches Wild,
which communicates with the q feet aev. common
ly called Lombard aey, and the right to the common
and equal use OF the said alley feet inches wide
Jointly with the tenement adjoining thereto on the
south, belonging to the Executor of Jos. Galleno,
decd
Terms-One fourth o. tire purchase Inoncv in cash,
Che balance at 6, and IL months, TIE purchaser
giving bonds with approved security. bearing inter
est from the day of sale, and deed of trust Oh the
property 20 secure the payment.
MARY RICHARD, Enc'x &C
- John Richard, decd.
The sale viii be conducted by Thomas TAYLOR.
who Is in like manner authorised by me TO expose
TO sale at public auction, at the same time aud upon
the same terms, my undivided half interest and to
tho lot and tenement above described Wishing by said
arrangement to effect and facilitate sale Of the
whole of said property.
may Al PETER ,. CHEFhLLIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07

Departed this life yesterday morning, Miss MARY
c. CoURTsEY, teacher of the female department in
the Lancasteran School, in tho goth year of her
sge. Her friends and acquaintances, and those OF
her father, Philip Courtney, are requested to attend
her funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from the Ne
hodst Old Meeting House without further invitation
Or The Trustees of,he Iancastrian School ar hereby re
queste to attend the funeral Of Miss MANY CouRTNI late fe.
male teacher N that institution from tic residence Of her
on Church Hill this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07

D : - The Steam boat PHiLADEI,--
rms, capt. Crocker, VII the head of Lgbt.
ssieet wharf, Baltimore unit, further notice.
rcu,uays excePted) at TWELVE O'Clock noon, by wa
OF 1he chesapeake and Delaware Canal and arrive
N r. r'hl!adeipha by the Steamboat NORFOLK, Cant
chles' IN time for the morning Steamboats, to Neg;
Returning leave Arch street wharf at half past
I"ELVE o clock noon, and arrive in Baltimore next
morning IN time for the Southern and Western SIN
gs ahd Siea rnboats, &c. The Norfblk has lately
Undergone considerable alterations and is now e,c
gantiy fitted up well Us the Phladelphis. with
,.'tnS Until the Canal is opened passengers viii
De taken across the Peninsula in comfortable S,aN
gss over good road of fourteen mics by DAYLIGHT.
auorong un opportunity to the traveller Of viewinp
ms great National Work. Barges with superior nc
coh'inodations are now in readiness on the Canal to
,';1 running as soon as it may be Completed
"hich, 1t 10 expected, will be IN a few weeks
The froprietcrs OF this Limo hope from their 10.
ff,hilation 20 render every facility accommodn,on
ana comfort to the passengers, to ueu share OF pnh
lie patronage. - p"'-
Passage s!and as usual, oil ba g.,u ge a, The risk
oil the owners.
For passage apply 20 the captain on board, or 70
HENRY WRIGHT. agent,
"'S '-eo"@ NO. Light-street wharf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
From DE Bards,o,cn, Ky. Herald.
w HITE-WASHI

We lind that some of the Eastern prints are at
tempting 10 write little 1"i Ioo'e OF Mercer county
into great man. This no doubt is done 70 nrevey,
the Administration Of Gen. jackson from falling in
To dlSrepnte, and 1t may be that the trick will enc
coed at distance; but ',cont take" in Keu,ncky.
Inc iact, TINT such men as John Rowan, John Pope.
have been placed in the rear of Thomas p Moore
Is sufficient to convince the people of THU State TINT
jackson Is not altogether what he has been crackd
up TO be- The appointment must have been made.
e'her 10 reward eectioneering services or for the
want of capacity TO discover worth and tolen,s-and
the ifero Is welcome to either horn Of the dilemma
You cannot write towards into heroes said JACKSON
to Adair while speaking of the Kentucky mili,in.
Ncther can Gen. jackson write little Tom Moore
into great man, VIII Justly retoEt the people 0:
Kentucky.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07

DAMAGED GOODS AT ayrf,Vynx
Cn THURSDAY NEXT the 9Th inst ~ 10 o'cIoct viii l
our auctco store for the bsneft Of whom i, NAV
.I, case NO. H. 10 ps English fine Cotton SI,;rtuS nm
tta's per the slp America, from Liverpool to New ioTl
.nehce per the schr Fairfield chmond and ds,nagud o.
,r.gss0 "is ea>''. o. d. ~ CO. Aues
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07

total ignorance OF men, qualification winch lac was
supposed to possess emnently, and which obtained
MIN the support Of many. His moral courage seems
TO have deserted him. Thus far am convinced that
there is no necessary connection between military and
civil qualification, and that may have courpge
IN tho field and want il in the Cabinet"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
CONVENTION ELECTIONS

Cre1asrilk Claiborne %, John Y Mason o.
James Tezvant TO- Richard Epps a. Francis Rvc % John
Urquhar H. John Carge 49, Carr Bowers % josiah Holm
son ]. Arthur Smith u, Benz Harrison 3 VIM Stands l.
Francis RuIn l-Souhamp;on, Sussex Isle Of Wight Prince
George, aud Suny
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
Fi'om Tic ": Yo,l Gaseife.

f''Mt ttc ~ 1OlG CnESNe
MIR. Swartwout, the newly appointed Collector
OF tins port, entered upon the duties Of his Office on
Friday. llcwas received by the late Collector, Mr..
Thompson, ut half past o'clock in the morning,
belonging to the Office. II is due to the late inctm-
bent 10 state that his conduct on tho occasion was
chat of high minded and honorable man. With tho
Gemcapor OF gentleman he explained to Mr.. Swart-
won't inc various duties OF the office, and on re-
firing observed that he should remain in the Gus
tom House during the hours Of business for tho
purpose OF answering any question which might be
put to him ty the new Collector, connected With
the administration Of tho department.
Wo understand that tho following changes have
taken place in tho Collectors oHice:-David s. Lv-
on QOtc Deputy Naval Onicer) and Melanchton
Swartwout, Deputy Collectors, and Henry Ogden
Cashier. These gentlemen have all been appointed
in the place oftbroe of Mr.. Fhompson's sons, who
rc''t" with 'hcir fa,'cr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07

The following is the reply Of Col. Moxnor 20 the
Loudoun Committee relative TO the approaching Con-
vcnton:
OAK Hui, ArnIL 6, 1929.
DEAR SIr:-I have received your letter of the Cd
instant, nnutng your desire aud that OF others of
my fellow citizens OF the district, elect me to the
Convention which Is TO be held, for the amendment
tour Constitution, and requesting to be informed
whether wo'!d be willing to undertake the trust
should they confer It on me. feel, with great SEN
sbl'y, tins proof of the high confidence Of these of
my fellow CITIZENS who have exp ressed this sentiment
Ill my favor, because see in it the appreciation of nv
conduct IN the service ofmy country, in the difficult
conjunctures through which we have passed. Many
considerations adnonish me, at this period Unmarried
as my hcath has been oflato, to cherish retirement
among which is fcur, that il would not be i'm nv now
or TO render Inc service which might be expecte ed
from and which might be performed by others in
the district These have doubtless been weighed
by my fellow citizens alluded to- and who are wiling
to make generous allowance for such defects as time
and labor iii other stations may have pr oduced Il
Is cause OF consoling reflection to me- to rccoect
that never declined any service, however ardnous
to which my fellow citizens invited me.
Should this trust be conferred on me- shall
most certainly. pay great attention the very i'm
portant points specified in your letter. Having de-
voted my best faculties, with ardent ZEAL through
life, 10 the establishment and support OF our free
system OF government, can never be indifferent TO
any ofthe great principles OH which il rests. The
support however, of these principles must depend OH
the union of the state, il likewise must on con-
tentment among tho people, and harmony in It's
councils. feithcr part thinks itself oppressed, it
will be discOntcnted and unhappy The affection Of
each part should he promoted, equal and Just prin
oiplcs, towards the others. Our system of govern
mcnt ~ ncw, and we find little cause for consolation
in the example and fate of other republics all of
which have tailed Much light will be thrown on
the subject, in every branch of the discussion which
will bo given TO it, by the very able mon who will
be placed in that body. Should be elected 10 IL, it
will be my object to adopt such amendments as will
correspond with the great principles to which you al
ludc maintain equal liberty among our fellow cti
zcns inspire confidence; promote affection; and bind
the State, in all It's parts, more closely together. I
nm dear sir with great respect and estccm, your obc
dent servant JAMES MONROE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
THIS DAY,
XAIS OAK,
iE Washington City Lottery will lie dIu1l cunsisrin- Of
the following splendid prizes
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS.
81 No. Loiery-3 Drawn Ballots


ficFeis 81 Halves 81 Quarters Sl-fo sale IN great
variety OF numbS the Lottery and
O"iee oI ,,,,,- , Il. ciIUBD.
Tie draw hi, Of the Union Canal Lot; cry viii n, ,c;1
hw chances yet unsOd at p. CHUBB'S PRIZE OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-07
GonlnlerttaI Reror0.

DATE LATEST EURoPEAN ADvIcEs.
From Liverpool, . . March a.
Sales Of Tobacco Of the PutHe Uarci1u 5M gEay 1929
PAssEp-3 hhds at So -, az TO- at TO- at n, I a,
rs, Jat6 att 90, at 8, az So at So at 8 D.
at 2 80, nj IL So and refused a, 30.