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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24

In the Spy of June 3, an article headed
+" Drunkenness" was published as an original
communication, but which, it appears, was ex-
tracted from Or. Paley's works. Impostions
of this kind on publishers of papers are very
contemplate, and we can imagine no possible
motive for practising them because, as the pro-
no reputation by it. Such attempts have
been frequently made upon us, and, if we
occasionally get caught, we take no particular
blame to ourselves as an editor is not bound,
either to have read every thing, or to recohcct,
on first sight, all that he has read. The atti.
Gle under notice was received by us through
the post Office, post marked " Sodth Leicester, y
and the postage paid.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24

Barr Bits. Tho Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, at Pawtucket, has suspended specie pay
ments, in consequence of the pressure of the
times, and the failure of some of its principal
creditors. The Directors have published no.
tlce, IN which they say that tho Eank is en-
trely solvent, that the debts due il arc album
dainty secured; and the expectation is held
forth, that specie payments will be resumed in
few weeks. Meantime the bills continue to
be taken at par, in Pawtuckct and Providence,
Tor goods, &c.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24

The COURT OF Common PLEAS for this Coun-
ty rose on Friday morning last, after session
of little more than three days, having disposed
of all the business which was ready to be acted
upon. The criminal docket was small, the on
ly sentence for criminal offence being that of
George w. Williams to the House of Correc-
ton for six months, for stealing pair of pan
falcons in Southbridge.
Abijah Pierce of Winchendon, was convict
ed, by confession, of an assault on an officer in
the discharge of his official duties. 1t appear
ed that Pierce's house was closed against the
officer, but that he came TO window and con-
versed with him. While standing at the win
dow the officer seized him and declared him
his prisoner. Pierce resisted and escaped from
his hold, and, for that resistance, this prosecu-
ton was commenced. 1t beng doubtful wheth-
er an arrest under such circumstances was le-
gal,-and, if it was not, there was legally no
assault, the passing of sentence was suspend
ed to the next term for the decision of that
question.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24

CANAL PACKET. The recent trips of the
Canal Packet Boat Darlington, between Provi-
dence and this place, have demonstrated What
was before considered doubtful, the practicable
ity Of making the trip through with ease, by
day light. On Tuesday of last week, she came
through, for the first time this season, in little
more than fourteen hours, and that too, under
some Disadvantages, such as having a team
not used to going upon the Canal, &c. The
Captain thinks that, under favorable circum-
stances he could make the trip in twelve hours.
The Darlington is fitted up in good style for
passengers, and will continue to run OCCASION
ally, as the patronage extended to her may
warrant. This will afford pleasant and COM
Portable conveyance for invalids who desire to
travel or to take the sea air; and to parties,
wishing to visit Providence and Newport, and
view the beautiful scenery of the Narraganset
bay, 1t will be great accommodation.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24

GRoG DRINKERS REFLECT. A very
young man once got addicted to the use Of
tobacco, and was entirely cured by friend
who desired him to cast up the sum total of
the expense, should he live to the age of70,
at only one cent day, including the in
terest annually. The young man found it
amounted to upwards of one thousand DOL
lars. He at once threw away his tobacco
box. Let those who spend from to 10
cents day in ardent spirits, sit down and
count the cost. Nine-tenths Of them would
have cash on hand to purchase good farms,
and enough left to stock them handsomely.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-24

CKEDrTORs AND DEBroRs. A society
has been formed in Boston for tire promo
ton of the rights of creditors, and the bene-
fit of honest debtors, Hon. Daniel Webster,
President. AT recent meeting Mr.. Web
ster said that the law of special attachments
required thorough revision; that volunta-
ry assignments should be prevented; that
the person of the debtor ought to be ex.
empted from imprisonment in all cases
where the debt did amount to twenty dol
lars. Mr.. George Blake insisted upon the
necessity of speedy and thorough change
of the present UNEQUAL, inefficient, barbar-
Gus system of enforcing the payment of
debts.-Hampshire Gasette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-24

y CIiv ~ in the Senntnrnl Disi,jct ofvii.' Rich.
rnond IS part takes he liberty of adding 'he rarno
OF Andrew Stevenson Es1r. 60 those arga,lv no,nns
ted rs suitable perFous 10 represent the Dicrirt in
me eushh1 CepvnH''rg ofd r,tp,oni l.fs f7as ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-24

W Letters from View York by cuns,y mai stated ,e arr,
"a i"eie mo BmngiAn fe Liverpool pscsctof the a
news oy Dor hasno como ,s w payers no ofGai.
inoTe hayns been bonsH b. Sundays sse, sod nche,
IHhrs nor papers BY yesisr,,,y's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-24

The Arrangement Of the Sew Cabinet adverted to
yesterday, is confirmed from various sources /, has
God Jacksonnns With dissatisfaction, md their no.
iitical opponents with dersion.
Mr. Tozewc they ery i TO be- eratded With q
mission rhe dcsir.es 0f tie nation If mus, be con
e1sed' arc IN fine bandJ, wien o; 'lc mercy ofEaton
IrghCui, ond Branch.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
MARINE RIIWg $.
PORT or RTCTIyNO.N'D.
ARRIVED.

5ch Ado!nc Ihuron from East Port GLASS with plaster
Soop Valiant, MceGe from New York with bal,as.
S,amhGat Potomac, Jenkins, from Washington Alexandria
acd nj anchor, AZ Lamber's Point, the schrs Cbauiot,
Smith bound to New York. Eleanor Morse fhiladelpha--Tn
Bay braantuc, bound down; off Fort Powhatan at anchor
brig bound down. the brig Alexandria bound w and the
cnr amanda nan bound down; in Wards Reach brgau-
tine Edward Mary bound up; also, schr Richard bound ~
SAILED.
S-hr Aradnc, Robinson Tor New York. coal
NoRFoI X, JUNE 3.
Arrived schr Naomi Crowoll, from Richmond.
bound to Philddelphia--put in on account of hnad
winds. Passed of Goose Hill Reach. ships Arnold
Wells Dcwson, for Liverpool, and Florida Tyler,
FOR Iavre, from City Point off Hog Island brig
ilsley, MITCHELL from Richmond for New York.
Schr. Swift, James, from Baltimore bound 10
Richmond; sloop Atlas, from Richmond bound TO
Portsmouth, m. H.
Below; schr. Adrian, Sharp, from Richmond
bound to Philadelphia.
Put back, schr. Eleanor. Morss, which sailed
hence yesterday tor Philadelphia; Capt ~ informs
that there 80 sail of vessels at anchor between
this harbor and Old Point
In Hampton Roads, ship Arnold Wells, Deweon.
from City Point bound to Liverpool
The ship Florida Tyler, from City Point, for Havrc.
wo5 oil Ncwports News this evening
Cleared, schr John g. William, Cooper, Richmond.
Juvr Arrived 'scbr. Experiment. Hill from
plymouth, IN. O. via tho Dismal Swamp Canal. viii,
licrrines, bound to Richmond.
Boow--Schr; Dispatch, Barnes, from up James
River bound TO New York.
In Hampton Roads-Ship Florida, TYLER, from
City Point bound 10 Havro.
Also--Brg llslcy, Mitchell, from Richmond bound
TO New York.
The brig Charles Joseph, Bishop, has proceeded
up James River.
The sloop Globe, Of and from New Bedford. which
went ashore, to the W. Of Cape Henry on the 9th of
May last, has been got off and has arrived hero
Cleared, Big Silsboc, Harlow, Madeira.
mond. o - '''-'
Nav 3l.-Aud sclr Virginia, Norfolk
-! brig thad!s Joseph, NUlolk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
attrttotI SALTS.


lr"st Sale Of Land on James Rsse,.
RY virtue of deed of trus, made NV W,il;.
Lambert, Ir. to Thomas Potts and James He,o..
trust deed Is dated the eth day OF April lsls "a -
record in Henrico County Court viii DO sold n, ~
tic auction on MONDAY the 9th day of Jupe n -,
O'Clock, IN front OF the Eagle Hotel in the ciIr ~
Rchmcnd, "
i TRACT OF LAND,
Containing 48i acres, more or less kno,sn Ia, ,ho
name OF LILLY VALLEY. lying about seven milo,
ocio" the city of Richmo - on James River. and ad-
!1n.ng .ne wilton estate. The trust deed requires
that the sale should be made for ready money hnt
uie creditor on receiving one fourth in ready money
WIN accommodate the purchaser with credit of Ia
ana 10 months for three fourths of the purchase on
ms giving oonds with approved security CARVING
interest from the day of sale, and deed Of ,,rs, -
the property to secure their payment The deed NJ.
thorsng either OF the trustees to execute the trns,
the sale viii be made by the subscriber alone.
JAMES HERON, Trustee.
June CT .''e-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
New YoRk. Iune >.

NEW YoRk; Iune >.
3notker Bunk 6roheH.---We regret to ANNOUNCE
that The Paterson Bank located at Paterson NJ j. co-
SGD Their doors tds morning. The bills were this day
foIeredfor sale al 80 per cent. discount.
g, Eate" from 5orre.-The berque Warren, Capt.
Snow arrived this morning from Hayrc, whence She
sailed ON the 26th April Capt. ). informs us that
he did not bring single paper--the wind becoming
iair and change OF weather expected, he came of
without papers. The market Tor bread stui!s had
taken Il rlsc--the cotton market remained wiriuut
change - Com. .4dD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
COMMUNICABLE

Az EiOR'S BENEtlfThe new grand historical Drama
Of VIRGINIA, or Lore and Byarrr which vas eceived - nh
uecn!e: app rotation lis first representation last rek i In
he repeated this evening for the benefit Of the Author Tn;
cce cannot iaI 10 interest deeply all have either rd or
t'' q, ne extraordinary adventures OF tie bold Capt, smith,
the scsi king owha;an, and his lovely daughter PooahpaS
IN me early settlement OF Virginia And an addition.
~ nuuc'cni vh many the Theatre to chi ,t,, hv
dous they reward and foster native tarn, We h,-
; viii be strong uIIn uu'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

The Paris papers of the 18th April cun'ein the fol
lowing paragraph.
Yesterday being holy Thursday, the ceremony of
washing the feet Of children representing the Apos-
oF the Tuilleries. His Majesty washed the feet Of
thirteen children; and served to each of them thir
teen dishes. The King then put thirteen five franc
pieces into purse for each of them, and hung the
purses around their nccks. His Majesty was assist.
ed by the Dauphin and the Great Oficers Of the
Crown"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
JEW ELLERY.
PoRTRR CELLAR

EN1Ii snbscrl6cr very rcspectfullv jnDr,s ,b i,-.
zens OF Richmond Manchester and the nbi;,
generally, that he is again commencing the nor.
THING BUSINESS OF Porter, Ale, Cider ond
WINE. lie has inst received few hogsheads Of
the best breweries il the U. States T. S1oT,is e.
Son, PHILADELPHIA A"of''S q
Country merchants may rely on havin1 tie Porter
hacked IL The very best manner 50 that ii viii be safs
10 csIry t9Tee hundred miles, If necessary. Old
bot,hng cellar nj Tie corner oflth street next dor
70 I'm II. FrzwhyIsJnp, Esquire or at the store ~
me, me subscribe. directly opposite the centre Of thu
NAV IOIIV TIFNypNy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

Among theni:are large Agate VASES for sid,boo,Sh,
Eutrucian Blue and Yellow Urns; Agate foye,
Pots Grecion Vases; Fruit Baskets: Flower Poto.
Drawing Apparatus; Vases Of Tie Medici with b,ssd
rehavio Groups of Cupds Clock and Watch Cose-.
Bronze Gilt Clocks Alabaster do, some of them
musicals Bronze Chandeliers Alabaster Lamns =.
ment q:
JEWELLERY,
CONSISTING of Diamond, Topaz, AMETHYST Corn,
Garnet Amber and Emerald Breast pins and e.,
rings Cgt Coral necklaces; fine Gold Cable Chains.
me t'oid Breas1pins and lar. rings; Finoer-r nge
&c @c' all Of which ate spleadid and elegant sets.
a!so' Splendid Nankin Crape Shaw!s, scarlet; Dieca
elegant figured Nankin era pc. r'eA1'
Inc above goods are an importation ir.r, Leehoyn
oy mr. Veto Viii who has brought them 10 this 5Isc
ana VIII nave them sold without reserve. The shone
goods Ehi be ready for examination on Nonday eve.
mig Tie 9Th inst, when ladios and gentleIoen o.,
respectfully invited to call AID view then. -
tune 4-tS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

" eradicate the remnant of anti ryolunuarv ,r,,o..
'1cy We wrote ante revolutionary That is the afisoccy
mat snhs'rd virginia prior to the revolution tie comp.
For torns their friends in tie same aT,icle read bare h..
Hends 'at the lawyers in the legislature are in the habit OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, ieqt-
good TO fine, iooib. S. 4 IL
middling, 4 a6 g.
common, 4 q II
refused, 3 a .
manufactured
Isl quail. caveadish, ID. 50 "a 20
small twist, no. 1, IL i3
no. 9ali
-Four, city mills. mons
canal, o
JIheut, none
Corn, bush. 60 a 62A
Coal, best fur shipping, &c q ~
interior, II Il Is
Cotton, ga .
VARIOUS orHIs ARTnizs.
Aim, d.. 6
ByinstoHs, roll, ID. 3a3i
BcsSDaT, best, p u -
Ruler, Ia n 20
RC mess, bbl. 10 50alI
Bacon, new, 7a74
CHEESE, 10 a l2i
CtnsilSs, tallow, moull, lol a u
sperm. II a %
CyGee, w. I. green, 10 a IA
Java, white, Is a ~
ordu ay qualities, lIfai2
Chocolate, 10. I, 10 n 10
CgppCyaS, ID. 3 a "a
Fish, behring's, no. l, new, 4 90
shah, no. 1, Z az so
mackercl, no. l, scarce,6 5Oa6 IS
do. 10. ,, 8 Is a 5 50
10 NJ. 3, 4 20 d ! IS
Fruit, raiSins, bunch, box, 3 70
mEcatel, 3 30
ttatts's, live geese, good, 30aSl
Glass, window, SxLO, 50 fsca
! - I0x2, do. 8
GnaPoitder, Duponra : so a G
iier.P, American, Ton, l30allO
Hicss, SP,h, sun-dEied, 17alS
saited, Rails
IadigO, Sp'h flotant, lb.i 5S2 y
IRON, SsFedes, ton. IGS
English, ga \ so
American, IS a 80
Lard, new, 6a64
L;Mr, ! -
LEATHER, sole, Is q IS
upper ! 10 a275
LDrai.er, clear, 1000 f. &c
metchantable, IL "A ID
-Hntogany, 81. Dom. e. - a u
Bay, 10 a IL
gloiaSS's, gal. n. o. 81 II
w. India, generally, - a 81
Neat, bushel, 90
Nails, cut, ID. 7
OIL, linseed, gal. IS a 70
tanners, bbl. 10 all
sperm. winter prsd. gd 50
do. summer do. 65 u 20
Od'S, DuSh. 50 a -
Pidistsr IF PcriS, TIN, 4 30
Po'k, prime, hhl. IL ll5O
mess, IL a IL 80
Roc, Carolina, new 3aai
Sugar, loaf i5a2o, hump l5al7
\. o. brown, hDibs. 7aY
~. Ctoix, do. lOAIIi
Inuscogadoes, Hal0
/, san, sack, Liv. hlicd, y 4Odl u
ground alum, 2I-2 u
Snttpetre, ID. 10 a II
Spirits
brandy, cosnac, gal fl0al 30
apple brandy, So a 40
peach do. 90 a 100
rum, st. Croix & Ant. co %
do. New England, - a "a
gin, Holland, 80 n IO5
10. American. 3oa -
wliskey, % "A %
Shcl, Germany III. I1al4
Eng. 6lisiered, o as
Amer. do. u
Shot, cwt. 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

'E'HE Subscriber Wishing to remove from
ms present situation. and to relieve himself as
Tar as possible fiom dependence on slave labor Of
leis tor sale that vaa lie property called the James
river Slate Mines, 90 niles above Richmond in Vr
gina immediately on navigation. The Quarries
yieinng q slate Acknowledge superior in every re-
specf TO any ever brought to the Richmond market
are now IN full and prosperous operation, promising
10 produce great profit. and 10 increase more RAPIDLY
IN Vanc than any real property of the same present
amount IN Virginia Besides these Quorries now
WORKED by the subscriber himself there are others
,ense9 out at handsome profit, and others nav be
eased to great advantage, or tho present leases abo
hshed' as tire purchaser may desire. But us no one
can DC expected 10 adventure IN such purchase with
out hrst examining and Judging for himself, all such
are invited to view the premises which will be their
own best recommendation when considered With the
increasing demand for that inesttuabe article OF
nanehcy and security, and ali the other aiyantaoes
81 tues? particular Quatres over ell others vet dis
covered as will be pointed out by the proprletor.-
Extensive credit win DC given if required For fur
t"cF particulars enquire Of Archclaus Hughes Rich
mond, Agent FOR JOYNr .NfCT}OT ~,
~ B.-The Editors OF the WASHINGTON Teleorari
Baltimore Republican and New York EyeninG posi-
are requested 10 insert the above advertisement three
or four times, and forward their accounts to A. Hugbos
'' payment june 6-w4w c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

.Er. Pun Buren.-The correspondent of the C..
s. Gazette, whose JudiciOus and prophetic specula-
lions upon men and things at Washington have
commended much attention. in a recent letter rel
terated his belief of Mr.. V. Burens discomfort. end
hints that project il in the wind for the establish
nent of mem press at Washington. for the support
Of his particular claims and views! We MAJ ahci
pate, if this conjecture be realized, bloody domestic
war between the Van Burenites and the Cahounitcs
The Telegraph . the Phcnix Gazette well says
- known to be engaged to Mr.. Calhoun The coton
b0gs Of which Mr.. Elliott spakc, were the price.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
".9NOTHER .A.ND .4NOTHEE
STILL SUCCEED"llI

VIE Goddess Fortune the Masne to tie Po,e
Sii continues to distribute hei choicest avors Gsm III,
TICKET, NOS. G-I7-oG
In he New fofA Consolidated Lottery 9Th Class c1pi,
pTzc OF 1880, sold Yesterday III shares to tyo gentle
nsn OF 'hnond and the fortunate holders are informed ,a,
the cash IS now ready they shall prescott ,hu :,
THIS DAY,
ne Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18Th Class will be drawn
- washington Cy-Capi;al PTzGs: S30O0O-lOO0o- 1000
-oOoo--3,0oO 2,500-2000, &c &c.-And as | am
now IN vein OF luck there be very little doub, bun villa,
some o. the capitals will he obtained my Office
Tickets $40, Halves S. Quarters 81 So Eighths 81 D.
j!heb =. HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

Mr.. Ex-Shcrif Parkins, who visits this country
rom London with reference to Rowland Stephenson
affairs, offers reward OF S225 for the detection of
the person who he says, entered his in N York
and stole thercrom quantity of papers which had
been prepared to send to the British ministry making
charges against Buchanan, the British consul at n.
Eork.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
YfRGI.AL.l ELECTIONS

ROUSE or DELEG ATEs
Lune"1ntg-John +. Street, Malcolm Macilrand
LcIoiS-Thomas Bland - Haves4
.N5choIns-Addison Mclaughlin, David Stuart
.NelD .Icmbers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
commercial Arford+

DATE ur LATEST EUROPEAN ADyIcEs
From iivcrnoo Anil >,
Sales Of Tobacco eeriSyAbout $50 hhds were usnec,,
Common, pas ed, 81 10 81 -
Alidlling, uO. a 1870 -
Good 10 iGr & ., II
Refused, ,o P,
'ld >oj 1t So, and in i counting room a, ;I6- ,
common passed and refused
N'an5CT q Bouts and amount Of Produce passed doaD
through the IIorsy LocLs
Jr'E 32l+ Nhis 'oacco icIcc and hrls do 01n his
.o' Ds Gou Si9' ihs hemp, 600 los furniture inn key pole,
tons r'cS tons and cords wood empty boat isra!N
IL boats, 81 coal hoat;, $500 bus coal |
I'r ia bios tobacco, 80 hrls -four 2oF01 t. plank
%pO kes poles, t.!hs furniture Loaf bark cords wood
empty boat lsmdI p boats 10 coal boats I7i5 bus coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

DR.. Ueii,S.lt not tar in the Morning fou,i,, m 70.
present. h' attempts are making to shield Watkins iron,
p"ua considerations "he GIaud jury" says the Courier
winch ound ne Dll was politically the friend Of Dr. Watkins
i'oh OF % MIR Gales foreman aud no effort was let
uren to prevent bill being found This statement is in.
correct Alr Gales the Grand Jurv-Com 9du
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

upon WHOM fortune as raned AL these blessings AT
once, really to have patent right to feed out
OF the public crib For some twelve or fifteen years
he was Councillor of State in Virginia, and in all
that time dare say, that the public service ne
cost him half days labor, nights uneasiness
Becoming at the end Of this time, (that is to say,
when the Council is pronounced an incubus by the
people) great advocate FOR rotation in Office. TIM
public when they looking out for his conforming
Ills practice TO his professions find him translated to
new Office OF treble emolunent, and permanent
nature. Is that your rotation, Mr.. Treasurer
All this Is bad Maj. Campbell is a respectubc
man, but he did not deserve the odice. when thou
sands of Old and unprovidcd public servants were to
be found through tho country. There is no sdap,a.
ton in the claims and qualifications of the man. 70 the
dignity and emolumrnt of the office. The uppoin,.
Inent wants symmetry and proportion On the other
hand the prescription of Mr. Clarke to make way for
man SO entirely undeserving public favor, on ac-
count of any public services was to the last denreo
unjust and tyranneai. The Senate OF the u S. last
winter almost unanimously ratified Mr.. C!srkes no.
nlnation. As an officer he was steady, intelligent
modest, accommodating in his modes of business and
faithful. The cause of Mr.. Clarkos prescription
Dy tnu ScgtsIhturc OF pennsylvania, oOgNt to give
him the respect and admiration Of every lover Of
Republican Independence, Jacksouian or other
With every thing to lose by the opinion, and thus
proving 1t to be honest, he declared his preference OF
MIR. Adams TO Gen. Jackson, und when threatened
with dismissal, refused sell his principles. Iio
raised, and equipped men during the last war at his
own cxpence, and led them in person the field and
eontnbuted by his operations on land, to Perrys I'M.
mortal victory on Lake Erie And now this man o.
dees-this gentleman of high personal character and
ontcmner of the bribes offered his conscence-this
patriot without fortune, and with ten children is
PEELED from an office confirmed to him by the Senate
OF his country, not for votngfor the people of the
District have no vote-but for hishbg, for saying.
That MIR. Adams was better qualified for President
than Gen. Jackson! All this too is BROUGHT about
by few men who mp for rcforprcrs who promised
90 restore the golden age Of Republication, and
whose chief is called the Hero! Can Councillor
Campbell! enjoy an office procured at the cxpence OF
such rank tyranny towards amiable and worthy
man! We told he did not seek it But queye
de hoc. Phis is not the age Of snddlng fortune on
peoples backs, whether they will or no.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

We give the following letter O Tennessee protesting to
explain the motives Houstons conduct, as we find IL in
the Hiisburg Statesman.
Exmct Of letter from gentleman in Nashville TO his friend
IN this city, dated "MAy 9th, 1929
Sanuel Houston, Governor of Tennessee a candidate
Tor reelection and who lately married Miss Allen mas
Partea from his wife, aud endeayored hx stigma OF he
oackesl KIND upon her character He accused OF
ana Of Illicit intercourse with negroes and charged her with
other grnss aud dsreputable actions His wife would have
nothing TO him after the first innation of what he had
done This, IL Is said, brought hun a sense OF what he was
about After enueang her make up, which she would
not do, he left Nashville Tor Texas Mrs H. is an anab.
young lady the whole family and marv Of her
brothers are public Such insult no. to be
lightly and there is little doubt II the toyernor had r
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