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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02
Doings al Wnshing,on.

DOtHs0S az W washington.
The case of Tobias Watkins begins to unfold it.
seif.-The Documents which we lay this day be-
fore our readers, will show something of the ma
ture OF that Observation-Disclosures il amount 10
forgery, or fraud, or breach of trust or more in
nocent transaction, will be the subject of future
discussion The case is yet before the tribunals Of
the country.
The U. S. Telegraph raps The N. Journal for an
unfortunate expression which il has empoyed-
" National Delinqusncies."--We understand.
that some singular Developments are making at
washington, which show on which leg the boot is
10 be hxed-1imes however, will tell au.-It is
said, among other things, that in the last days of
the expiring administration, the sum Of SS, 900
lnoi appropriately was paid ont Of another Fund,
for piece Of land not worth more than from SEQ
10 $1,000 and that favortism is stamped on the
whole transaction.
Trade Nth Pydnce.--The Richmond ENQUIRER
hopes that Mr.. Rives, the new Minister to France,
may be able 10 obtain free tobacco trade which
as matter OF course, would prove Of great advan-
tage to Virginia. We wish to embrace a broader
ground, and trust that, after dehnitivey settling
our claims with that government treaty may be
made which would benefit our cotton trade as well
as tobacco, by a reduction of duties. The reduce
ton oil duty on light wines has already increased
the quantity imported and if we are met in spirit
oil reciprocity, there is doubt that, by reducing
the duties on French silks and wines, we shall Law
-.
Die trade between the two countries.
The above suggestion is from the NJ. Y. En-.
quirer-We perfectly agree ia the idea Of enlarg-
ing our trade with France, IL possible. We are
the advocates OF Free Trade-The more accessi.
BILE The French Ports any other ports, are TO our
Iobacro, Cotton, flour, lumber or any other sta
piles, so mp h the better for us all.
We throw out another suggestion. We are for
dihnivey settling our claims with France if pos-
slbie--We are for approaching the settlement in
the n'ast aincable msnner--The intent to excite
'hosiile feeling" towards France, as Mr.. Miles
insinuates, Is arrant absurdity. But QUO 'nodo7
How are we TO smooth the way for settlement
10 send out Special Commission seems unneces-
sary, end superhuous. We trust our new Min
lister will be competent to manage these affairs for
himseil.--We have just, long standing claims a.
galnst France. She could NOT deny their Justice
when pressed by b1r. GaIlstin--but she first plead
the poverty Of her Treasury for her inability TO
pay them-and then she brought forth some claims
70 Offset ours; as, the loss she had sustained in her
commercial privileges at ". Orleans, secured by
tne Louisiana Convention, and also the claims OF
me heirs OF Beaumarchsis:--Co Could not the claims
gu po'h sides be submitted TO mixed Commission
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

C0zP.4RE.vERSHIP
al tie lat day Of February last the bo;iat. IS ra- =
~ Jamss, Co was discontinued, the Esv,n, "a
that day taken Mr.. Albert A. Morris into SIC,
under the firm Of
ALBERT A. MORRIS & co.
Under which 6rm il viii continue be done Tbeeernf.
er OF the late firm Of Edwin James we'll pub.
lac generally, invited 10 cali and sxsmiue sood
Pts,snt e.nesrp, ~hvss stock, by large purches
made - the North, Is renders much And
FLEMING JAMES,
JOSEPH s. JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES.
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CHEAP GROCERIES,, &c,
WE are new Ieesiviug Spring Supply from New York
w Philadelphia BsItmore counting part of the fol-.
lowing
20 Hhd.. st. crois N. o. Sugar, vsriou, qusIi,ie,
10 do N. o. and w. l. Mols.,es
1000 lbs. family leaf and lump sugar
$4,000 prime Rio Green end Java coffee, from ~ f.2
$4,000 assorted s~esd, Enslhh; County, Hoop, Sheet
Square aud Hound Iron -
900 Gernan x American Steel
troo CASKS cut aud wrought nails, all sizes
20 Bet, wood-waIs, wood aud bound
300 Sseks Liverpool filled and ed alum salt
40 Boxes window glass, by 10 r. 10 BY ~
$50 B,rs Yocie's patent shot
SO Kegs BssliS's aud Duponls gun powder
S Bag, White moe cotton Il wool cards
400 Rssms writing and wrapping paper
so Dcz. bed cords and issdinS lines
5000 lbs. Spanish sole leather
- Barrels old Rye common vhiskey
10 -" &eqr.essks sweet nislsgs aadeira Wine
Pipes old French brsndy, warranted
do q Holland Gio
Country Gin, ~. 4. Bun and Ptsch Brandy
New Herring, shsd msekersl
formation Lias, Tar, Oil ke,
ALS0--A general assortment of
yqvsu,ars Cutlery Gfas', Eorfasnwore and Stonewnye
Uomec cotton cloths cotton bsskiug &c &c vnb v.fs.
w OF other articles
tdysues, upon tbs Blew York Pees either by wholesale or
Ws yeturn our trestfui setucwedg 10 our friend,
spd pube FOR the very liberal ebeonssensut conferred
upon during the last year and hops hy strict attention
business. aud disposition 10 sell ateo prc TO merit
eonlinusnee Of the SAINT.
CJn, c5 aud receiving forwarding goods to eouuiy
slsgts.
rThs higher: .rket price viii be gwen for The growing
crops OF WSsu', deliverable 10 this city, any convenient
SCOTT s. FRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

I'VE have taken some pains to get at the polls in
Hanover; but we can only ascertain, that Mr.. VIM.
II. Roane obtained over James NJ. Garnett a ma
Jority, at the Courthouse, of so voes--at Codhar-
bour precinct, of 36votes-but at Negrofoot pre-
cinct, Mr.. Garnett had majority over Mr.. Roane
OF about 7l-givipg to Mr. r. in abe whole coun-
ty only majority Of about Is. So that MT. G.
goes to King William about l46 ahead (She vot.
ed yesterday; and is singular circumstance her
election falls in June, instead of .MayO There
can be no doubt that Mr.. G. is elected as well as
the three others heretofore 5 ted.l
Culpeper District. -
The following is the summary for the whole
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

Il do not pretend 10 know at this time, TO wha
precise extent. the State is interested in the two
old Banks; but in 1922, the reports upon the fund
Tor literary purposes, and for internal improve
ment, VIII sbew that the State then held Ia, 766
shares, equal to 81 1850
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
IS hhds. Sc oroix sugsr, large sire,
60 do. Porto Rico do.
80 do. New Orleans do.
500 bags coffee,
so hhds. molsssss,
200 boxes mould candles,
100 do. spsrm do.
Hfxairs nails and hrsds,,a o..
Yeuls's patent shot,s Is rss, ppIy
nsy 10. -4f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

oilE -; koY having removed 70 Norfolk. las
Merchant and will transact any business con6dsJ
% MS care The possession OF the commoJio,,s
hre proof Public Warehouse, situated in The mos,
eligible part Of the Borough. enables him TO Offer
70 ,ne planters descending the Roanoke, secure
am convenient Storage for their produce. His
office is in the house recently occuuied by Wsss,s
~ iaoO' June 20 TT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02
District Of Brunswick, sc.-The following i,
| the result in the whole disfrict. -. .

Cen. Pegram and Col. Jos. GOODWIN attended
their own county (Dinwiddie) only-Col. Good
wyn was withdrawn by his friends at the Bruins
wick elecison-as was also Maj. James Fl. Ghol-
son, who has been absent from the state. Gen.
VIM Fl. Brodnax, G. C. Dromgoole, Mark Alex
ander (member of Congrcss,) and VIM. o. Goode
are elected.
The Hanorer Distict-The following is Cor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

u pirgiRiensis in reply TO /" I'm Easter,
pTginadn' is in type, and we regret we can
make no sort OF convenient arrangement 10 let him
INTO this days paper. He will certainly appear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

u,ene tia Goods offered ia, sal. mr.. .,s,, r.,
io,cins:
r,,, N... IL
S..' s sses, ohve, s,es, so ~ ohiora nis.eie't'
Ian, ma ~ Ky Snd vrio.a ORG mmr easms'r
Rsrk A..ss,, Va az, osu s"' WI" %
Rousn snS a NV sunks ana e"e''"a'
Brown Fs.usS ; ,i fs% ,rili.J an, s,,io
t;,.,.rrPsi an. rJ'T u ,na cotton 90 80
Eu,t.h ma r,s,.h ,s. 'ur',
n nss' LIRE, ar.ss a % white 'a''ssn
Js, s.J H. si rnkS
BLACK satin isvon,;p. ,oJ M.nl,,;..,;,
Gro, j. ;ps.s' ei ,.s1 s,osde nap assorted
Hssvv Nal ss.ss 1su 20
Bin. 1ro.n III s - .u a IsIsns~
Green msrseip. .na q ~ ,s,.oseins aptisAsf
ns,; % n,.;s inc "an.net'
S and 81 Epsish ~ T,.. .x,a
s s.ss. and . :Sa Rhode, hegb.,si.
4 se,r.nsLs. Ao0 m"s"n s"Sram
Iisht and J,st f.,.v r,;,,. 90
BIsst and I.,.n sseey ,a p as,., ,,,,,o
70 Ions lawn, .n, ;n ,pu ums o,os 90
@hsn eaone aud linen eambre do, rsih snJ >evlosr.d
10 snd a 4 e...
"a iri,h ,Ssss;ns and Afi'n hnen
s ,nS diaper and Ry.sis do
as and io4 Ra.,s sna op sf and dsms.k narsc'
~. .Sa &C. = ia. ssmI s aud i.sosS, mt,ln
Rich tan bpr .s s swm' DO
fn...,i nsa u.s.. oook ard Jasonst do
za.nd & a'ns sue muslin henpee,
Rich worked via. mnn e ,ps t'"'r's nc'hs
Biaef and U wS;.s behh pr. sns pes,sen,
poEh;ns, ,n a.s LAG lace and sdsipg' =
ana GO bahb,n .P , ,nes', sosng ,nd pfsfhns'
E, Suao co mule lace, muslin and minets
.n5e T,' tNAhk'n nno ni"ndarin'erspe
ia and a h.s ." sf 80 sssorea colours
4 ni.;, 80 20 hs . SsPs ~.
Iopr eomn,nv .na n. D,.n,h hslhln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02
NOTICE


anyway from the subscriber last emher Jenny Oh
ASyea oil age DIRK complexion, common stature Sac bs.
sequAn IN New Kent Charles City, Chesterfield
GO sha frinee gorge; and probable that abe il in
rev hent or CHARLES CITY, she has been in the
oourhood OF Turner II. Royals Of Charles Civ WIN forne1
owned her, and she has ao been the
Robert Baiys OF New Kent IL likely she NAV ps, a,
ee and may have obtained free papers, She no douht
De lurking about the settlements Of free nsgross will
arewnd OF thrt y dollars if delivered .e al Ricbmon2
ana twenty dollars secured any jail 70 that eel her
again. LEWIS A. COZ t,ssv 30 "ei
sole = q xams End of Mayo. Bridge
VIE subscriber wishing foG his present .,,
uon and to relieve himself far ps. ihle from
oanee on slave labor offers for sale that valuable
asd tne james River Slate Mines so miles above
virginia Immediately navigation These usrit.
e sefnowedgy superior in every respect TO any ever
Drought 10 the Richmond market full and pfons
Iou oPeraon promising Produce great profit and 10 In
crease more rapidly in value than ay real property of The
'sme present amount in Virginia. Besides the ouafe. now
worried 6y the subscriber himself there ot on,
sh hand,ome profit and others be leased 10 vrs,
ge or the present Leases abolished the
ne. Dui no one eau be IPected 10 adventure in such
without hrst examining and judging for himself ali
ucn are invited 10 view the Premses which will be their
pest when considered with
mand or that ioemabe article Of psrmsaancy and ,ee,
ana al the other advantages Of these particular Qu.;s,
o'neIs yet uncovered will be pointed by the propr
Tor Euenve credit will be given r. reauir ed For fnt,bs
ph'suhTs, enquire Of Arshesus Hushes Ay,ni e.
- JOHN NICHOLAS
N d. The Editors OF the Wabinstop TsI.yranh IT.,
more Republican, and New York Evening Post s9s
70 insert toe above advertisement three or four tms 80
iorwsid Their accounts 10 A. HGgbe, for payment. GU"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02
SPORTS OF THE PR

An MAIN Of Cocks viii be fought at Broad Rock
ION the 9TH, 9th and 10th June, the parties chs ~
twenty one cocks, on each side, and eight for soe
2 hght ana 1910 side on the main; the Sonib
sue OF James river against'tbe North side.
June 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02
YATES & MINT'YRE.
Niy ~ h'ebs'oo$ Va

BERNARD PEYTON.
ltrIhS Tor sale on eonsig en on scen,',roa
~ ZOO bills \ boxes, LOST and Lump su.s,, fi t'i@-
"a constant supply) o' NV" - ''-'o ~
hhds. PRIME ST. Cfor sugar
$50 bills "Riciardso,,i,r 6n9s ol4 t..t.,..
= do apple hsudy
8 do cider vBeksr
'9f ,s,,. "s ~ X w"d'og, Cos eaN.J,s VII,
pfess !" N'I''4Di 'uPPy st-(2cioly
Barr thsstiesd
Sack gst
ias r,o ss Iron hsudsoHsly df,~s Of slf,i,s.o.,,
sn os Pslousa pla.e' Y constant supply) 'He't''
~ 90 b1edes Egsli.b Rus,i, iios $500,
rrmsn y Araenean blislefsd stseI ''''N'''"
Plough plates
famiiy Flour, very fne
French Burr -DHfsttns block.
EroFgs Coinsn mill stones, ali 49,. +
NIL Screws n Book Biudet,s 49, eoH-tlu. HpFy)
Msy %. " '"' cotton q good 5nslfy.
t-Eszif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

ihE .ubseriber bsgs leave 10 INFORM hrs Iriends 49,. IL
- pnble thst hehss removed 10 fhi. city end viii nr.s,;
sw 20 ell The Courts which holden here and in a..
~ hanover. Those who entrust him with the m.n,sss
Of their 6u''ns, may rely upon the ss. st,so,icn
TO ID. BRIGGS
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NOTICE

hereby gwen hston Saturday the 10Th inst, the Com
~ mssoners for dividing the estate of Richard as n
VIII NEE, Rans' Tavern IN Cumberland county Tor Tie our
Q, oniosns me bonds 10 the Legaees NJ ssd Alien
WHICH ums aud place they ore requestsd TO attend
-, kBy the Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-02

fhe N. Journal repeats from another new spa
PEI, that we have addressed letter TO Washing
ton, demonstrating against certain proceedinps-to
which reply was made, advising us to sFmnd
our own business"-It is scarcely necessary 10
say, the statement is not true
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-23
GRAND CONCERT.

M X. d MRS. PEARMAN respectfully inform
t'A the Ladies aad Gentlemen of Richmond that
they will have the honour of giving u Concert on
Thursday evening the 26th inst, when they will be
kindly assisted by Mr.. ParneiI.
FIRST.
Fantasia-Alrs. Pear1nan, on the Piano Forte with
an obhgato accompaniment ON the violin by
Mr.. Parnell.
Song--Mr. Pearman, 1.-THE McGregors' GATHERING. -
written by Sir Walter Scott, A. Lee
Bravura-Mrs. p. The soldier tired of wars
alarms, DR. Arne
Duett-Mr. Sc Mrs. p. "Thouph Won Ienve mo
In sorrow" Scotch ai-
Ballad-Alr. p. My bonnie lass now turn to
me-" Jeo
New Ballad-Mrs. P. ''White and red roses"
j. Barnett
Aria Bufio--Mr. P. "Here am Barber and
Dentist, and FactOtum,' translated from the
Italian expressly for Mr.. p. by s. CHAPMAN.
Esq. and originally sung by l. ~ at the En-
glish Opera House, with an obgato accom-
paniinent on the Piano Forte by Mrs. p.
Rossni.
PART SECOND.
Solo on the violin by Mr.. Parncll.
Ballad-Mr. p. "Oh no, we never mention
her' Bishop.
nj, III London and Paris, Bochsa.
Duett-Mr. and Mrs. Z. when little farm
we Keep Mazzinghi.
expressly for him, A. Lee.
song-Mrs. P. ION the banks OF Allan Wa
ter, Scotch Air.
Dqett---Mr and Mrs. P. "When thy bosom
heaves sigh, Braham
Grand Scena p. THE description of
Play" IN which he will introduce his celc-
brated limitations of various instruments,
mar - Pearman.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-23
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

r.. AhhIVED,
Schr. Farheld Coffin, from New York dave with ma.
chandize TO Davenport, Allen g. CO. Otis Dunlop CO.
Mitchell, Lancaster a. DENLY, Baldwin Ives 81 Co KIM q
KchaIdson w d. kye-& CO. Hall g. Moore II Nslson n
bard g. Gardner w e. q Crane, Clsrnan a AndIew A.
deIson Garth CO. Wadswor,h g. Williams A w Nolnx n
McNemaa, ii Eusiacc, Peyton, G Hanes RAYMOND 4,
BROTHERS Grannss Son Brothers Trpet s. Johnson Nc
cihc, J X Bamire. Goddard, and J VanI CIV a co " AMY
schr Three Sisters Creighton from New York with sal, to
Davenport, Allen g. CO. ' ~ sun "
schr New York. =, from Halifax Nova Scotia with poa-
toes TO ' WIN f
Schr Tennessee, Green from Baltimore with smdr;es =,
Nj Mitchell, II jones' billiard, Lucke e. Sizer John
son a. Son, and J Winston. w.
Schr Lucia e. Harrison Morris lC.n East Rive, ,y;,L ~
TO Triplet a. Johnson - 800 '
Schr Trial. Mister, from Norfolk, with ballast
Sc Robert Bingham Bowers, from City Point, with tobacco
schr virginia, Price, from Alexandria.
BELOW,
sohr Richmond, Heron, from Philadelphia.
SAILED,
sohf Washington Fisher for York with -four and ,occo
Schr- Sea Horse, Soners, for Boston, with coal
SCtr Elizabeth d. Rehecca, Williams .o,l
Schr. American Coaster, Lee, for York coal
shr Mary Elem Smith, for Baltimore with coal ard cotton
aiooP Eliza Ann, Lewis, for Norfolk, four
Inc schr Lafayette Ryder, hence Tor Salem was at Chat
ham the 18th inst. '~E
NORFOLK, March 2O-B.lov scbr Adrian St,,,. e.
Richmond ' 80 ie' No'h
Sailed ship Indian Chief Williams, for Rotterdam (pro
ceeed directly sea brig Columbia Brooks for FasIo.
schr Consor KechuIn, for Ricln,ond f'
The British ship AnacIeon Lcnox Tor Lyerpool went u, Goa
from Hampton Roads this day.
Inc Dry Chic, Tom York, bound City Point passed
through Hampton Roeds yesterday
NEW iohh, March l8-Cleared schr. Richmond Packet
PHILADELPHIA, March iG.-Arrived schr Emily Davis.
Davis days from Richmond.
MARCH I9-Arrived schr. Excel Rowan DIS fun R;cbnond
MARCH 20-Cleared schr Favorte Bernard, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-23
FIRST Periodical Sale of
DOMESTIC GOODS


Z 0rueF OF inc Manufacturers, to commence =.
A. Thursday the second day of Auril. AT the stoT.
OF SPohord, 1ieston g. Co. l49 Water street. ami
continue from day to day until every article on tl,
catalogue is sold. -"
AGout one thousand packages of Goods viii be or
tered, consisting of the following articles III
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, BoNNETS, COTTON
>: 4; 81 Co. intendtO have package sales of De-
mestc Manufactures IN the months of April anil
September in each year. SO as 10 enbraca The ~
seasons for business in the Spring aud Fall. Goods
VIII be received for the first sale uril the seth ms
and liberal advances made.
catalogues will be ready and the goods arranged
Tor examination two days previous to the sale.
Nj. HOFFMAN d SONS, Auctioneers.
mar let
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-23
COMMUNAL Nrtor6-

"i1n6cr q Boats anil amount Of produce passed do,on
through The Lotoer Locks
March 1GrH---l hid. tobacco, $50 bbls. flour,
1900 feet plank, $50 key poles u cords wood 7iOO
lbs. miscellaneous articles, Ii boats, coal boats
1882 bushels coal.
Iorn.--i8 bids tobacco, Pol bbs flour, . boxes
manufactured tobacco, bngs fax seed, 500 feet
plank, 800 hoop poles, bbls whiskov o boats II
coal boats, 1880 bushels coal
20TH.--6G bids tobacco, do stems, qst hills flour.
72 kegs manufactured tobacco, 300 kcp poles. 100
slaves, Ton rock. % bushels wheat, 6 cords wood
500 lbs hemp, % upland boats 10 coal boats, e6do
bushels coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-23
COMMUNICATED.

DlED-Ycsterday, the 22d inst Ma. FRArcIs
DURPHE, native Of Charles City county, but for
somotmea resident Of this city after lingering illness
leaving wife aad ore child, to bemoan his loss. His
rlehds and acquantances are requested to attend his
funeral from his residence in Rockets this afternoon
at three o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-23

Similar represent to those made By tins orr
glnal Pennsylvania Jackson Democrat have been
often made since that time The facts are now ascer-
tanned the actors understood and the person thus
rauduently fosted into the Cabinet of the President
Is shorn of his influence He win not be- able to do
as he had promised and expected for .The Family,
and must regard himself OH his Good Behaviour
The intimations which have been made 10 hun have
been OF too plain nature not to be well understood
and command due attention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-23
TRUST SALE


virtue of deed of trust, executed by James
brown, dated on the Goth day of October, 1924
and OF record in the Office of the county court of
Henrco, the subscribers trustees will on the fore
noon OF Thursday the 10th day of this present Inont
sell at auction on the premises the brick DWELLING.
house and appurtenances on the north side of Car
or street, next below the lumber-house of Nj.
lillian Giiilatt This property extends on the street
365 feet, and its boundary back from the street Will
be shown on the day of sale. BY the tenor of the
deed OF trust, the property to be sold on eredi
but Mr. Brown consents that it shall be sold for cash
and to evidence that consent, he viii Join the tr,,s
tees IN deed 10 the purchaser it will therefore b.
sold Tor cash. CHARLES COPELAND.
mar CHARLES ]. McMURDO.
The lower story ofthe house is well calculated for
COMMISSION bussnessthe second story is divided into
three rooms and large closot the attic story or
garnet IS divided into four and closet The
back buildings are of brick, and covered with slate
On account Of the badness of the weather to-do,,
The above sale Is postponed Hntl MONDAY, the
3Oth instant at IL o'clock.
CHARLES COPELAND,
mar l9-tds CHARLES ]. MpMuRDO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-23

The Official ut Washington, gives US to under.
stand that the President has made the following ap
pointments:
Mr.. Isaac Hill, of New Hampshire, 70 be see ond
Comptroller, vice Richard Cults. removed;
Mr: Amos Kendall, OF Kentucky, to be fourth Audi
tor vice Tobias Watkins, removed;
Mr.. William B. Lewis, ofrennessce, to be second
Auditor, vice William Lee, removed,
The Senate of the u. States adjourned last Tues
day, being officially notified by the President that
he had no farther communications to make TO them.
Within three days after, these appointments are an
nounced as having been made. Can the "oficial'
tell us the reason they not made before the
Sihate adjourned Why were they not submitted
to the forms of the constitution, and the advice and
consent OF the Senate asked for them? Tho reason
we imagine is too obvious 10 be concealed. The
President suspected that the Senate would not con-
Armthe nominations OF Hill and Kendall. He knew
them to be both. men of depravcd morals and des
titute Of any claim apart from the personal services
rendered to himself-that they were in bad clour
in New Hampshire and Kentucky, and that the
Senate possessed too much pride to ratify their nom
nations We think that the grave and rejecting
portion ofthe people of America will shudder u, the
hands in which the affairs of the country are now
placed. In all the cabinet, there is not u man pos
sessng the smallest experience in executive affairs
Most of the ministers (all except Van Buren, and
Bcrrien) are mere men of straw and the master spr
It's who manage King Log, and constitute the
power behind the throne hIajer Lee, Duff Green.
Kendall, Hill &C., unquestionably the most needy
profgate and abandoned set who have ever held the
rcins OF Government i'll country. II has been
said by one who think oracular that the state
oil things at Washington, cannot last for 10 months
The idea of National Reform, under the auspices of
Jackson, Eaton, Barry, Green, Kendall, Lee and
Hill, enough we should suppose to relax the mus.
cles of the gravest.
MI. Cults thus dismissed is the brother -in-law of
Mr. Madison, fathful officer and an uncxce pit ion
able man. DIR. Watkins is of elegant talents
and fine literary attainments Mr.. Lee is highly
spoken OF, as gentleman and officer. OF Mr.. VIM.
b. Lewis we know nothing, except as one of the
iero's whte-w ASKING committee and regular GER
tificate man in his Tennessee ecrapes. Hill aud
Kendall of tacnts---the first was author of
the libel on Mrs. Adams, which shocked from it's
grossness, the most thorough Jackson men. Ken
dali is the New England Viper whom Mr.. e. Mrs.
Clay warmed In their bosoms to be rewarded with
the accustomed gratitude of that reptile.
Our new President appears to have an unconquer-
able sympathy for vice, The Gordon around him,
consisting of the persons named above we do not
believe could be matched in the U. States for de-
hatchery, and political depravity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-23

CHARLES CARROLL of Carrolhon.
TINHE Ladies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and he vicinity
afetwi'edt 70 inspect gvatdfopsty his day and To-.
lie G.. CARROLL, in his o2d year. and the only sur
wing Sner OF the Dcchatou Of Independence painted by
g. Harding, which Is placed Tor their convenience In room In
the Old Globe Tavern mar "a