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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21
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5000 5000
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

WVTASHINGTON UOIEL FOR RENT.--Thi4
w stand, situated in the centre OF the town o.
LyDchbuTg, will be for rent this fall and possession Civ
the FIRST Of October. This has. for several yeats
past been Of the best kept Public houses in tho
placcand from its central situation, rs better calculai
cd for boarders than any other, and has very extcn
sive contingent custom The buildings all Of brick
coinmolios and in good repair On the same lot there
is a convenient and comfortable wo-story family resi-
dence with good garden and well of excellent u "a
ter 60 sifaied as 10 convenient 60 both buildings
The whole may be rented together, separately Per
sons disposed avail themselves Of this valuable stand
viii please make early application either the subscs
her living in Campbell county, Wards road. or 10
Mr. Thomas billiard Of fSpchhurg.
rsig SI 2i-wsw TENRY MOoRN6N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

10 Sarah Spiiie, Letitia Spiiler Iory SpiiieT Ro-
6eTt Sp'iier, James SpiAer, Sally INN SpiIlcr Eli
ga - Spiier and Henry SpiHcy:
FBNAkE notice, that SHALL on Tuesday tho s5tl,
- August next, between the hours of in tho morn
hS and in the evening Of said day, Tcrrys Tavern
IN the town of Jackson, and State of Mississippi pro-
coed to take the deposition of James Trabernao that
we SHALL Friday, the 25h day of September next at
Sullivants Tavern, in the of Danve and Siate OF
Virginia, between thehous aforesaid proceed TO take
the dispositions OF Col. Nathaniel Wilson and Capt VIM
Astin-also thatwe shall, at Adam Toos Tavern Hall
tax Courthouse, Virginia. Monday the 2Sth day of
September next between the hours aforesaid ed
take the deposition of Alexander Cunningham and OH
ers, which said dispositions intended TO be read az
evidence in the suit depending in the Superior
Court of Chancery for the district of Lynohburg in the
State OF Virginia wherein compliments YOU
are defendants. THOMAS p. HOGE,
MARY c. HOGE,
ACHILLES WHITLOCKF
SARAH N WHITLOCKE
July 81. 2I--aw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

We have received 50 many and such handsome com
pliments upon the occasion Of tho enlarged and i'm
proved appearance OF the Enquirer, from our liberal
Brethren OF the Press that cannot consent TO pass
over them without the expression Of most grateful
and cordial acknowledgement. We have no TO-
day for This purpose have any Tor cxposing q
most amusing and absurd mistake in tho Boston Palla
dium ber palpably sopisical article, in tic Philadc-
Ehls United Stales Gag lite. touching ihia napcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-21

7ae Intelligence proposes 10 call rae fast eads Of Jackson
be thoronoh-
go,g friends Of the great Iu
asl3s Coa,ionst throa,
20 the Tx Clerk! Communicated
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15
HoraI l9DtiosopDp.
STUDY OF ASTRONOMY.

This SUBJECTS calculated not merely to over
power the intellect with ideas ofsublmity and
grandeur, but also to produce deep moral
impression upon the heart, and christian phllo-
sopher would be deficient in his duty, were he
10 overlook this tendency OF the objects of his
moral education.
One important moral effect which this subject
has natural tendency to produce, is profound
humility. What an Insignificant being does
man appear, when he compares himself with
the magni6cence ofcreation and the myriads OF
exalted intelligence with which it is peopled,
What are all the honours and splendours of this
earthly ball which mortais are proud, when
placed in competition with theresplendent glo-
iies of the skies? Such display as the Al
mighty has given of himselfin the magnitude
and variety OF hisworks, was evidently intended
.sto stain the pride" of all human grandeur,
that no '.6esh should glory in his presence"
Yet, there is disposition that appears so pro-
mineat among puny mortals, as pride, ambition
and vain glory-the very opposite ofhumihty,
and of all those tempers which become those
..who dwell in tabenacles clay and whose
foundation is in the dust" Even with
out taking into account the state Of man. de-
prayed intelligence, what is there in his situa-
ton that should inspire him with "lofiy looks,
and induce him to look down upon his fellow
men with supercihous contempt? He derives
his origin from the dust, he is allied with the
beasts that perish, and he is fast Fastening to
the grave, where his carcase will become the
, food ofnoisome reptiles. He is every moment
dependent on a superior Being for every pulse
| that beats, and every breath he draws, and ioi
all that he possesses; he is dependent on the
: meanest Of his species for his accommodation
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15
yartOtta.

TO dress the roots of Celeruic Celesie Raye.--
The following is considered cheap and an
elegant mode. Pare the roots, and cut them
into slices somewhat less than a quarter of
inch in thickness; then boil them gently till
they are tender in some broth, or In water
well seasoned, and slice of butter added
When dished, pour over them some melted
butter, or beclsHaet sauce, which is made by
thickening some broth and adding little
cream. Celeraic is cultivated at greater ease
and at less expense than the common celery,
and it may be used ia the kitchen for seven or
eight months in succession.
~. Ellis, LongLeaf Gardens, .4psa 25.
A stalk of Corn has been brought to the
Office of the Easton (Md) Gazette, which at
fords a fine Illustration Of the fruitfuuess of
the present season, as well as the advantage
of being careful in the selection of seed. The
stalk has nine good and distinct years on it.
1t was grown on the farm OF Capt r.. Trippe,
of Bayly's Neck; and is the result of contin-
ued care in selecting year after year, the most
perfect and productive corn, for seed.
We find it stated in the Richmond Enqui-
rer, that Mr.. Tibbits, of New Glasgow, Am
herst county, Virginia, has invented machine
ry for preparing hemp or flax by speedy
process, in order to be carded, drawn, roped
and spun, with as much, or more ease and
facility, than cotton can be manufactured in
cotton factories.
| First Loce~-A Glasgow paper notices
marriage in that vicinity Of couple whose a
ges amount to l43 years. They were engag
ed to each other half century before, bu
fortune gave them different partners and dill
ierent families.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

S,gw--Mr. GuRLEy, Member Of Con
gress, from Louisiana, apprehensive that an
attempt viii be made at the next session OF
Congress to abolish or reduce the duty on
foreiga sugar, which is three cents pound,
has sent circular letters to the planters ii Lou
isiana, to obtain facts on which to strengthen
his opposition to the diseontinaance or reduc-
ton OF the duty His intention is to resist an
expected argument that protection is no lon
ger necessary.
The Louisiana Gazette recommends assist
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,

TWO DOLLARS PER AMUUM,
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE;
OR TWO DOLIsA AIRS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AFTER The yEAR xxRIREs.
s7No paper discontinued until all arrears
res are paid up, except at the discretion o
the Editor.
advertisements inserted at the rate ol
One Dollar per square for the three frs: inser
tions, sRd twenty-five cents per square for each
sabsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15
ANOTHER UNFORTUNATE ArFRay.

Anunfortunate afiray took place in G,llatin,
Coplah county, on the Sd inst. between LII.
Teton Tyson and John Gibbon, two worthy
and respectable men, The latter received four
stabs in the left side ofthe breast and one over
his eye; he survived but few minutes. The
quarrel commenced at the card table, where
nearly all atirays ofthe kind have their ORIGIN.
and would TO heaven they terminated fatally ia
fewer instances Corr
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

The Juniata rolling min and nail factory Ca
the AIeghany river, owned by Messrs. An
derson. Lathrop and Blake, is to employ SIX
ty hands, and win require for IFS engine 500
bushels OF coal per day--costing "a cents per
bushel 1t is calculated to roll 1900 tons os
bloom into bar iron, boiler iron, sheet moas
! sc. and to make 200 tons Of lails per apagsk
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

The editors Of the Marietta (Pa.) Pioneer.
offer their establishment for sale--The sem
Tor editor has entered into the ministry, and
therefore wishes to bid adieu to political life
for ever and the junior editor is desirous Of
travelling for his health The Pioneer esta-
bhshment is therefore offered for sale ION very
reasonable terms.n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

Successor TO General Jacksonville Lock-
port Journal of the 18th, dominates MIR. Van
Buren,, the present Secretary of State, as the
successor to General Jackson.---.N Y. Courier
g. Enquirer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

SAVANNAH, Sept 20.
The Western Mail OF yesterday brought me-
tidings respecting the missing packages nor
has it thrown any light upon the transactions
Besides the letter advertised in this days pa
per, and Others, there was one addressed to-
Macon, containing Fire Thousand dotiofs, il
Bank notes. No expense or trouble should
be spared in the search after the villainous
perpetrator, for if this attempt: Ga novel one
IN Georgia. is successful, there viii he no
safety for the mail hereafter, at any rate
while it is transported as at present, ia sui.
ky--Ge@gi0zs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

ALBANY, Ger. g.
Fatal 1ccident.---While number OF iaborS
ers were Yesterday, employed in digging at q
clay bank in the rear Of Orchard street IN thia
City, large quantity of the earth fell upon
two Of the persons so employed, and instantly
killed one Of them, and so injured the 0ther
that no hopes are entertained of his recovery
The name of the person instantly killed was
John Lussy, and Of the other Ode NGees
both were natives ofIrclaDd They have lef1
families in indigant circumstances.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

The eitS OF the Banore American have been favored ,
commercial! mouse IN that city with annexed ex,tact of
es om buenoS ayes received 10y snip Boston dated
"l'rfSus AYRts, Nlav - 1929.
consequence 81 the political disturbances with which our
cay T. n"W AFFLICTED, business generally has Aioyed ~ iii
ue exception oi Flour aud Broad>us imports of fr ~
COZ ''" the LIST o April reach 1000 barrels; which small
ss al" now milking at S76 78 Rice advanced trie
"n s'"ai mv"ce OF Carolina l-r leo from Boston. was sold
=" - per aruhh Wheat Is growing and would
rcaGy 'tnnsnd $40 Gne,a. We iufruod that not a
sn'it 's"' VII to- sown THE fair crop sun
tV l1r 10 months. 'au Corn may t quoted a, S.o
lsnngr 49, ana nProy"s Hides 20 re. lbs, Doub.oons
Nay i5tlour $50 g. advancing: Rice ,rr arr ,iysr
cu tites III Doub"1ns Al - Ixchangc On England 10
q o''"''' -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

ErJcyu district of Direiait-io trii.
81 III kthEMbbEED, That the twenty sixth '1v uf
~ June, IN the hvid year Of TIE Independence tic
go. United states oi America Tpgiqs 70. !; hr Vt tho
book Tire right whereof be- claim. proprietor iu tie
wnrs fol rinL 10 wit Unconstitutional Charts Comparative
"Ncw o the legislative LNCoufv0 and Judiciary Dora,t.
tine Constitutions all the tu,r
"iamcs NJ G1rcit Richmond Printed aud puul..hc. n.
"IhOmas W. W i.c. l8l3 W. conformity of ol.
cress of the United States entitled "An r the encourage.
mcu Of Learning Ivy securu, the copies Maps. Charts
times tie(cin mentioned. RICH NID JEFFRES,
Clerk af,ac Eastern District OF Virginia
d. The above wo.k is Press and viii soon DE pub
Hshcd Tie following iifn the Authors dedication
and Preface, viii suffice cSpau both the plan and design
the NoTN 'lts chief object b., enable all vino wish IT,
Of making into tho Constitutions Sister ~aics with view
IN select all thcu best notifications 0r the purpose Of
modelling To this rud, have eule7vored Nv
construct the following Charts Tables,
~ single glance the organization Of eycv particular State
Government with the rest regard the principal
each branch Of Administration, and adopt such you
approve"
W Quo of the pro requisites - ic rrovccnt Of present
Constitution, bc inform ourselves we'll resperti hat
hcc~ sole Sia'e ameirrv 1u T
SNOW ledge, IS certainty worth making the present period and
must prove highly useful provided uC executed to'crablr
ard judgment Under these impressions Author Of
the following little work hogs offer to the Public set
o Chats Fables, containing companions form abstracts
ou AL The Constitutions Of the different States including 1t
oft the United States These Charts exhibit 40 ono view tho
prominent features o c1ch classified uudrr different heads
NJ their legislative, Executive, and Judicial pcY1rtmcnts
some explanatory uoics and illustrations sircn w the rm
ofap Appendix"
Tho Work will c oSred fr s,c in Cc,ro,rd Petersburg.
Norlo, Fredercs'h irg, CHai,s,- vvshhnr and Wash
1gro CIV. iI'v -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

.N;'o Prberv IN Pirgiail. --Scvcral new papers
hyc recently been broagh; out IN Virginia-as the
Potomac Pioneer in Jefferson. the Western Regis
at Charleston in KpnawIh, aud the Republican al
Portsmouth. Proposals have been issual i,r Others,
rs nt Wurrontoo, Fauqlier, by Mr.. Faunilcroy aud
nj Woodstock, Shenandoah, By Mr.. Oft late Editor
nj Tho Sentinel of the Valley at that place The
Western Argus ut Wythe CT. 10. has changed
hands the Statesman at Wheeling has also changed
hlnds, AMI is called the Compiler. We regret
:. say that the Western Eirgnian spri-,d Jour
mi ut Charleston. kenpwfa, la. boon stopped. Il is
observe tho wonderful Improvement in the
style, number and appearance of Va. newspapers,
since 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

~ We have soa,o reason to believe. that the cir
ciustances alluded 10 by the Alexandria Gazette
in tho article below, was grossly exaggerated, if not
wholly unfoundcd.
Some circumstances of very UNPLEASANT nature
have lately been on the eve Of transprinrn OF
three OF The lower countcs of Virginia. The design
extended. partially, through Matthews, Middessx.
and Gloucester eouniics We arr happy to state
That is detected, and promptly and cffcctuallv
no doubt, Inc duly punished.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

Atr"c sales this morning, past Of i,e h,p fr.nkin,'s
C'" consisting "i Teas and ta-sia recently arrived fn,
Ca""i Wa offered by l. X Jones 4 co Acnreers Vat,s
clis '"t chests dyson skin sold - "a CTS l;8 chest,
"nNay n>ac al ~ 90 80 chests Soucion, different
% NJ ~ ~ l8l - Us chs lOu:S iyson dfciei, chop.
- ~, III haif ~ do - 8l; Isl chests Iiyon different
SnoS al ." az d" Imperial Souvar los half do 10
Cuschuu lOj chests GunpowdcG CHUNG lJs ct, per ~.
o59i mats Ca, Ia I9l cts pes 3D. { p,.s and al sod
oIicIcd -BR,!hH asa Rr,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

Md DIss.-ll Iroplob.d stated bytiic Pohtieai
Arena ~ prevail in the neishborhood OF Fredericks-
burg, where many dogs were supposed to have
been bitten. II might DO well for our Police, to
raisc against the nu!tituics OF dogs that
igowl streets ny night They act in bands. aud
sometimes render walking by night pcrous. 1t is a
strange thing that hogs, the best of scavcngers,
should be ntcric;cd the liberties OF the City, and
that dogs for The most part useless in towns, should
abound. Bnzzards and hogs, should be moro
encouraged.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23
fo,.. t,s Il4l.iseilLe lyiiaoalsaj .lavoesf..
AnlIlNIAlENr ny -rHE pLEsInENl,

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Joseph Scott ESQ of Belefone Jackson eoGny Alabama
% DC u States Attorney foe northern district of Aabara
wee Henry l. ThOraton, Esq. of huntsville displaced.
In noticing this REMOVAL hope shall bc
Us acuaIs by Improper feelings Justice the gent ~.
moved requires say, that received in tins curnium
(and amongst the supporters OF the President viii,
sentiments OF roget Ar Thornon has lons aon,t
ushs has been momber of state LEGISLATURE and ma, so
conducted himself professional aud gentleman as
to secure the universal esteem of the savy
of manners aud smabty of character, Justly ephear Inn, m
ciTcs OF personal 1riendsenenes hrcte has nome.
The bar Of THIS place, think unanimous ian the wish
that he should have bcen suffered remain IN uar. and ~
b-eye ,euiJer "a would have taken any ,lens
suppldnt hIn -.
lie lnsnu, been c4tizca o TINS atc tin lew iuu,
as we are nFonei; and but little 1uusn u NAM or
Ifryer of standing aud icpuiliium.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23
SUMNER GOODS.

ss NnIl-Spf has received by the Est, Tanti.
-, W, ana oiher late packets from New Yori:
ana lH1.aGeiPhia' general assortment of GOODS.
adapted To the season; amongst which are
Caicocs and printed cambrics Of new sivio
LG"ils. ana French cambria pirrhsrus
ram, plaid and striped bsttestc
ialnyfcne, assorted Colors
Fancy palmyrCte dresses
Italian nett aud bcregc
I'nSliSh aud French mcfino bo:.luziue
i n'Nvh iI j '"strng' - superior quality
licavy India satin and levantlnc
Jet and h!ue-blach mercelline
Colorcd and black eros de Naprcs
rongce silks of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin cranes
BACK and colored Nankin aud Canton DO
~. ID aud cambrics and iaconcts
PAIN and figured Swiss muslns (poyt verv finn.
PIain and figured book and null do
a., - ana % tahboured and plain bobbnet luccs
i[ea' ana gimp laccs and edeincs, assorted
l,lch wor'."d lace pecrencs. caSes hdk6s g. vols
fnorolGVrcd and tGmboured muslin DO
,,''"r; ana long berege and gou2c- scars
oE'y h,ro.c gauze and silk hdkls assorted
Italian - and Swiss muslin crd,ats
Thread cgu,bric tlks.
Madras. N7.har Su1 Britannia do
me and supcriino 0,Ge and black cloths
Silk forentinc and Marscies vestiug
Supcrfne brown and white French driIinrs
Black and grey hastings
Company and nance chop nankecns
Iloreutlnc and jeans for boys' wear
III Irlsn and German linens
Long lawns and bird eye diapers
8-i and l0-i table diaper and dimask
Sd, Cd, and 1914 heavy mill spun sboof;nos
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Nmtc, brown aud )ancy Biirt cotton and silk
half hose
ladies and gentlcmcn's gloves, assorted
Parosols and umbrellas
Carved and plain tortoise tuck and side combs
Palm leaf, feather aud Chinese painted fans
Domest shirtngs. sheet lug, p!aids, prom checks
and sheetings
ALSO,
A constant supply Of heavy power loom shcetinqg
manufactured IA this city, by Messrs. Cunningham T.
Anderson, and for sale at heir lowest cash price,
july
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23
Trnm Milo, Rr...lcr.

Cation BaegiugThc New York ncs Current quotes hc0'
lsfainq AT hgn u ccr aud fax from IL 10 17nu
remarks Ihere demand frr hargug, but advance
Of nrice the additional duty OF half cent pee
", ~ tork plcc the 1t inst"
The duty cotton banging is cents per squ7'c yard
60, the average price less han - rrpus 20 lG2D sold
rs hab A. 80 cents; IN I82 aud 1872 averaged about 4o
rcs in 1923 because OF the ctcls cd manufactures ~ Ken
lucky, fell s,s than 30; AMI since the excessive duty
p0sod by tariff of 1874 it hardly brought - ccu ~ =
particular period In 1927, the average rcc was - cents.
snd being increased 10y the ttrG Of lGl3 it, cost is
r0.',cci to - cents, in 1919.
From ticsc facts NOT evident TO all mcs that
die domestic proFcfoP competition has reduced tc pce -
bagrino not less than 30 per Must be seen. what
ryre profits the manufactures Of Dundee apd made
OF Of u.s. Can any reflc to believe that u fac
torres were destroyed, the planters would net e compciNI To
nav 49, instead Of ~ cent, rcr yard i'r ti- article.
IL is thus with respect to creyY c'noduy, the domestic
manufacture II which has been p'ort We challenge proof
that the price any article Is advanced %" account n o'cc.
fon extended NJ li injury has resulted "a consumers m any
ov bec,s of c laws designed for lie encouragement Of the
national industry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23
SANE OF PEWS
III "a UT III " ;.
IN Ie nt'0 House IF Worship, on z ~


J" E' "'0 House IF WOrship, on Z st.-eet telolo
l3tb street.
/. h, one hundred OF the pews in thar build
ng VIII be offered for sale TO the the highest hdo re-
on tae terms ard conditions wiic! vii Le ma :.
".oWn at me tne OF sale; and these pcws That NE.
On tins occasion The Building Committee deem :.
proper to make public the arrangements that have
6een made IN regard to the pcws of this church Wis
clG huhtreu pcWs on The main floor have been va
ided az nrices varying from $500 to 100. ACCORDING
10 thrir different locations. On this fixed valuation
'he assessment for defaying the expenses of the
which The pews may he sold. Sixteen pews ON tie
main iioor are reserved Free pevs for the use Of
persons not IN condition 10 purchase; eight of these
t"s are hrAt To- ana around tie pulpit, and eight
Inc gallery Is appropriated as follows The whole
front Tor The choir and for Sabbath school children,
me west SIDE OF the gallery for transient persons
ana me east SIDE OF TIE gallery for cooured people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

W ihe pI,ce oi "iifAI eouihue- awe way. IL is
now down 0 80 TO % and only te Al,L a,
mat The shippers do not appear inclined purchase at over
W 10 u cts Commission merchants who
North purchase 80 g. have those or4,,s co,n,sr
nanic'', and now limited 81 MANY tbink Tie
ce w'l lac down before September IS to 80 unless we
shall receive Of the crop tsrning out unvoab IN
g. Britain general in Europe. The late 4 letter. ior
England on the subject OF the crop, represent sp a. av
ing been uniavoable, beng cold ande aud conaquem,lr
backward. 4''N1
c. Nothing doing ia FLOUR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23
- he .Ia.sgali, - Anrl,.m.

"'eacf1 Jackson viii reward his ends auI um.h hi, EN-.
mics ''-DyH' Nrcet
annapolis PoSfnI.tJ.Nc understand that the pres,,,t
t'snaslc MI Grafton Monroe, ah whom there Wa, not
o>itf "cer ~ the same gmde IN the United States md who
universally esteemed aud -cted against whom NOT
Swallow oi complaint has ever eeh made being funi
Euy 81 couccvng another better qualified the Pe,i-
oeury ;an ecu Jackson, hs. been ,ei,prJ The occasion
Wa embraced to reward aiuhe Eduor Mr. T. Green of the
aynhd Gazette, Who has received the ,puointnent
Ins Cwoated toll uf te Gazette in the service n ,. EIDE.
raj parry forgotten.
hoods OF Executive 'pairosagc have been s'owercd upon
Editors at papers Il, voted the by
way oi evidehcn. the regard o IN, Tor independent
anf utfain"Acd Green Ice 4eat favor.
IT ~ cnitwhchcr OWN, D,'s influence cannot save
"i certain - that inur different Editors Smile name
have already been "rewarlcd Cen. la been Tue
s'tent four months aud days III found ia the
t''ocH iIer, what may We look fIr ~ tie !ry :"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

.Iniount Of PTod"ce anil nuajer Of BAats plsed d.sa
MrO,sgh Tie TDireJ. I.Ocks.
JriN Slli6 hhds tobacco, kegs , "a NM
-four 207B bis wheat ;ous and, cords wood IN hon, ~
COIL l"lis, lj67 bus coal ' :