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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

MADISON ON THE TAPIFF.
J"" Pobitsicd IL Pca,ptici CJ,a o.G for sgie JyH,
Subscriber,
4 ETTERS on tine coustitu,!onality and policy o.
n duties for the protection and cncouro cement ~,
do"c~tic manufactures, 10y James Madison late Pre-
sdcn oi the 1. States, to which is added IN appen-
dix containing extracts from the racssapcs &c o,
jefferson MADISON and Monroe, relating 10 the same
subject.
feb % J. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
Stephen Il. Mitchell,
A1'IOL.NEY AT L.4U

I@TV.
kUILL-in future practice his profession in the
w Corporation courts of Richmond, and the conn.
ty and superior courts Of Henrico and Powhatan
ANY business entrusted to his care will be faithfully
and us ar as possible skifuly attended to. He can
for the present, be usually found at the Central Hotel
feb l9-2awIt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
RICHMOND Dock Lottery, No. /.

h!cnmond Dock Lottery, No. l.
SNHE Managers respectfully inform the public that
4 the First Class OF the Richmond Dock Lottery
will be drawn on Monday, the 2d of March. Cant
ais OF $4,000 5000, Sl,460. s. COO $1,000. dc.
As this Lottery Is for The purpose ormakiug pe.ma
aent improvements within the City, Of much impor
lance, III commercial point of view. the Managers
nope that all who feel interest in is prosperity
Will aud them by encouraging the Lottery.
Whole tickets s., halves s. so, quarters 81 -.
Cal! at YATES & AIINTYRE,
FEB 10 Managers, under tie Eagle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
@Nrf6oet &aIf8.
THIS DAY,
BY OTIS, DUNLOP H. co.

FdckGSe Sale Of Domestic Goods.
On W WEDNESDAY, the Sd March, at 10 o'clock
VIA oe sold at Our auction $50 bales Dones-
nc Goods, consisting Of
- 10 ~ aud id brown shirtngs and sheetmrs
D.: - and IL beached sl.rtlngs and sheetings
F!a'uS' STRIPES checks and sha'nbray, Dorchester
bed itch.
- bales German oznaburrs and brown roI.s
u Terms al sale.
feb 20 n n C. ~ A.,
IENJSr SALE.-Ey 1iI,lie OF deet of ,,,-7 v--,,
by Turner Il Henley and Hsnnah his wifi, to lie snh
.i'Oct, ana dolly recorded IL the clerks office OF Goocb,d
t1"hg court we, CO either Of us will on Monday tine 1911,
~ hach nSX ;at being GOochaId court day1 proceed
10 sG az 'o0ciiand court house., the highest bidder for
10y money AZ the right, tue interest and claim the AID
"eT H. Henley and Hannah his WIFE have or ma = have m
lTct OF Land ronailrg hundred and tscniynne aod
iu acres NJ land lying in the lower end Of toochnng
ouh being the same tract OF land owned ov j. iam Ear
het - uc tine VI his Death, which, by his ls win amt
9'aihe me devised 10 us heirs lie equally divided betee
uS' o. winch Hannah ieIey, formerly iianna Barnett il
one u Tue he.rs Of tie sad William Bane also ali the mite,
81 ue aud claim, which the said Tuner r. Henley au
dind ms WIS now have, may hereafter haze In six
It lhr increase, also stock Of hoes hons cati
Iu sOcA oil all kinds also household and kitchen flrutn.
leiVngi 10 the said Nm Barnett which with oil other esaie
'i c1il under the said Wan EGucTs will I'm order 10 stf
ee PuiF1se O which the said deed CT trust was made Sue,
we oiHY VIII &c conyeyrl, in subscribers Ly the
aiGIe>alt decd Vi trust. Will GRAY - ~
GoochlInd, ISL! Feb. 1879. vii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
Il House for Sale or Rent.

II HOuse JOr sale or Rent. ..
FkNiE subscriber oilers io rent the Bous and n,
Enery the properly OF ar Henry l. Carer MA, rc
sent IA the occupancy of MIR Charles Geoha Jan Possession
can be had un The 10Th inst. ANDREW sIyEFyv
~'A1--'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

REMOVAL.
c.. z. WEUTO
- especially informs his rcnd, lad the Du lie liza, l
has removed his Confectionery S,Uc 10 the house I,c
occupied by r Samuel Myers, second from the The
auG next 10 Mr. Richardson's Appircu,y shoyete he 60
tnues To keep fall and excellent assortment ot
CONTEMPORARIES AND FRUIT.
OF 5ood quality and ow prices be purchased e. e.
wEec linilcs wishing articles ia his line, may depend uuon
beng Supplied upon the best Grateful for past layors Inc
etrs ms sincere thanks to the public for announcement
e hes received and assures them that no cxctuns sau he
pared TO merit the.T favor IN future.
idi, 3O-cyjt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

sPhotVSALS viii be received BIZ Letter. adde's.
: seGto .Ae PTcsideI. Of thc Chesapeake and on,
Canal Company at the office ofthe Company. in fh,a
CITY HMIl ,he l5th day Of March next for supplying
Pine Timber, Tor the construction Loeb Cat ,z.
o. InLnlr -, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

y
IN soliciting your support to the above scheme,
could not present to you an object more worthy o.
that support or better calculated 10 semun.lac YOU
for your patronage.
Stockholders are particularly invited 90 encourage
this Lottery they must be benefited IN any event
u Packages single tickets or shares. I'M variety
OF numbers, for sale at this office.
- All orders punctuoIly attended 20.
feb 10 WIN. PEARN&N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

10 - bales bale German oznaburgs and brown ros.
feb 20 n :, C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
$4,000 wAMrED.

lt- very btst anLcu bCcuity VIII be given for inc
loan of the above sum, ut per cent per snn,rD
payable half yearly. For particulars esquire at tLi
office. Feb 5-19,if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
Richmond Dock Lottery.

TFIca amounting 10 I5.g20 lOl.trs.
Whole tickets .. halves & so, quarters 81 p.
ITO be had IL the greatest variety az
feb 10 COTTOMS BOOKSTORE.
Two doors above the Eagle Hotel
Tie Cit.->ns of Richm0ud aud lie Puzzle
generally,
A RE respectfully informed that the First Glass Of.
q. a ,,ff, -. d,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

Tuesday,, FEB IA communication was re-.
ceived from the Senate, that they had passed the
Dill uhorisng the trustees Of the town Of Man.
chester to extend the canal authorized 10 be cut
on the common Of the said town; and that they
had rejected the bill Concerning the town Of
Farmvile 10 the county Of Prince Edward
The bills Concerning the X answba road and
bridges, and for other purposes and Ineorporat-
ing company 10 construct turnpike road from
Lypchburg to the toll house on the Blue Ridge
'Sanai' were taken up, read the LIST and ID times
ny general consent, and ordered 10 be re.commit.
'ed TO their respective committees.
r A bill TO improve the navigation Of opaqu,n
SSfeek 10 the county Of Berkeley was ordered Ia
Seugrossed.
The bill Prescribing tariGof tolls on the Ka.
''Hha River and Cor ether purposes with the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
For TIE EyVQHIREH.

To the .freeEol1ers Of the Senatorial District,
composed If the counties Of Prince JPiLidnt
Stafford, King George, Ipestmorelond, Nor.
Hum5eyldnd, and Lancaster.
The period for the election Of Delegates to re-
present you in the Convention, will occur at a
time, too TO allow you TO form any thing like
concert, in your selection, by the ordinary mode
Of correspondence. II is subject Of vast iInpor
lance to your political welfare; that your interest
should be fairly represented in the Convention
as convenient mode, I, as one Of you, take the
liberty 10 suggest The following plan: Let the
freeholders assemble at their respective March
Courts, and select person TO meet like repre-
sentafion from az many counties az may concur,
at Wesinorelsud Con- thouse, on the fourth Mon
day in March, Chat being courih day,) with au-
thority 10 select four 1T and proper persons. to be
recommended az Delegates to the Convention
Your interest is certainly common one, and y.
becomes you 10 move with concert.
n Frsebo!Jey.
~ T5e Political Arena and Virginia Herald,
will please give his ie insertions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
To the Freehoiders Of the Senatorial District,
composed Of the counties Of Amelia, Cum.
6ertand, .Nottotroy, Chesterfield, Potchatan,
and the totcn Of Petersburg.
As the approaching election for members Of a
Convention IL one of the most important elections
that has occurred for the last half century, il will
be acknowledged on all hands. that the best talents
OF the State should be sought for in the persons
to be elected; and as I consider the practice OF
nominating candidates by the people much prefer
able to eectioneerng, I have taken the liberty Of
suggesting to you the propriety Of bestowing our
ssafirages upon BENJAMIN Watkins Leigh, Esq. OF
Richmond, as one Of our Representatives.
take II for granted, without consulting him,
That he will be willing to serve his country, and
particularly his native district, in the approaching
eventful crisis-and think that the District might
ing, as do, that his splendid talents would make
hm an ornament to the proposed, or to any other,
convention Il Potter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
EDUCATION.

NEISS WlLBAR, has removed her school TO the Acuss
- next above the resdenes Of Mr.. wn. d. Hubbard near
Union Hotel The brsnehs. taught BY her Resdps.
use Of the Globe, and Maps hory Ae plsin sndor-
their different variee In either Of ~bbch she win sve se
psrats lessors desired
Having taken comfortable hous he 10 40 Ao,r
aftw young ladies moderate terms.
Feb 96.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
FOR TIE E.YQL,IRER

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
To the Freehohiers Of the counties Of Po.chatan,
Chesterfield, -4mettG, .fotto1dy, and Cum
beridnd.
this District; and finding that it is their wish that
Doct. Branch r. Archer should represent this dis
trict in the Convention, have, therefore, thought
proper, by their advice, TO nominate him as one of
the most suitable persons for that appointment
All who are acquainted with him, know that he
is man OF talents, substantial 6rmness, and a
true Republican.
4 Freebooter of the said District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
10 the Editors of The Ena,.irer.

Feeling great anxiety in the approac hing cleo
ton of members for Convention, and cordially
agreeing with you that should select the ablest
OF our citizens, have ventured to nominate James
,..' ex-governor, WIN. T. Kives, reprssen-
Guerran,, members Of the legislature, delegates,
to represent in Conve n,on, the District of Abe
marie, SC. A Citizen of Goochland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

To the FfeehOlders Of the connty of Henrieo and
City of Richmond.
would respectfully invite you TO unite and
meet at the county courthouse OF Henrico, on
Monday next, I'd March, at o'clock p. NJ, that
being the first day of the court, for the purpose OF
recommending four proper persons to represent MS
in this District, in the Convention 10 meet in octo-
Der next There being larger number of men
OF FIRST rate talents at present residing in this Dis
trict, than probably any other, (soine of which
will, no doubt, be claimed and, in fact, have been
already nominated in other Disricts) make il
more necessary that a formal nomination should,
as soon as convenient, be made by the citizens Of
this District.
l would humbly suggest, in order 20 conci,iate
al! parties, that the said meeting two citizens
from Richmond, or Henrico, and two others from
come Of the counties below Henrico. will sim
ply add, that the names OF John Marshall and John
81 Clopion, will, as lar as my information extends,
meet with general appreciation in the District.
Il HeRrico Freeholder.
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Notice TO Bride Buiiders,

-S0stce TO bridge builders.
THE Stakeholder. VI the Csrtersvs Bridge Comhssy.
will receive proposals for rebuilding the Wood Woyk 81
the Bridge James River that Psee till t Of Apss
The Necessary timber, can be conveniently had 10 the
nsghbsnrheod Feron mskog proposals., will them
10 the subsesiber.. ED. CUNNIN6HAM,
ALEX CHEATWOOp,
FRANCIS d. DEAN ST.
BENJAMIN oARRIN0foN
Csrterssiis, Feb 2e. W-vSv
agricultural depository, Seed SfoYe \ Nursery.
AINCLAIR MOORE, offer for sale Al their Store, Pras
70 81 Wharf, Baltimore, general ssscrfsnt Of tsfieuU.
raj inpIsn.rt., consisting in Psit Of
BaIsbare plodshs Of all s.ts,
Sef.sharpsnng pfoughs,
Freedom Woods patent dc.
MeCormieks patent,
Highly improved WAe0t Fans,
Corn shelters,
Selves and Wire work, all of their nstutetre md
warranted to be Of good material. and ucr snsbik
ALSO
Spring ste 81 msburs and hay fork,
Cast Stes slss pickle and nrtiosk,
Brisr hook and brsmbls sythes
Hoes for 6eld and garden purposss,
Clover, timothy, orchard grss,
Herdi grass, lueerne,
Hemp, mlfs and other Seld and frs,. .ssI.t
Lawn grass seed white clover ssed,
Garden seeds Of all kndr,
Fruit rse' OF choice kiDds Of spples, ptsehs.,
Plumhs, cherries, spreotts, nsetsrine e, &c.
Warranted genuine.
~ The Edfors OF the Petersburg
Feb. "a. s1-v<v
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70 Me Edifors of the Enn,.irer

Ipropose as persons well qualified to represent
the people of Orange, Louisa, Madison, and Spott-
syivania, in the approaching Convention; The
venerable James Nj adison of Orange, David Wat
son Of Louisa, Walter Holiday Of Spottsylvania,
aud Philip p. Barbour Of Orange.
One " the People.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
To the Editors of The En1uirer.

IL is proposed by several freeholiers OF Fluvap-
ma county, that the following Gentlemen, be NOM
mated TO representa- the approaching Conve ntion,
the Senatorial district composed of the counties of
Alhepare, Amherst, Nelson, Fuvanna and
Gcochland; to wit: Hugh Nelson of AlbernarIe,
David $. Garland Of Amherst, John TimbeHske,
jr OF Fluvanna, and James Peasants of Goochlan
Strerdl Feeholders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
FOR THE ENoU1RER

We take the liberty thro' the medium of your
paper, Of recommending 10 The citizens of the Sc
material district of Prince Edward, Charlotte and
Halifax, their highly distinguished fellow citizens
Jno. Randolph, Richard N. Venable, William Lee,
and Richard Logan, as representatives in Conven-
tion.-Agreeaby to the population of the above
mentioned Counties one representative from Char
loite and P. Edward each, and two from Halifa ,
is probably the best compromise that could be
made. Aud we know of no individuals in the res.
pectve Counties, whose natural abilities, expert
ence and inegry,s deservediy en,itIe them TO the
confidence Of the people, as those above mention
ed. Il feD "rfeaoiieys Of Charlotte.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26

We are assured, from The best authority, that q
is the determination Of Mr. Tsze WE'LL not to accept
any appointment under the new administration.
Norfolk Herald,
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MANAGERS
OEETTE
MARSTiAL'SSALE OF
rafo. D0,a ys.ex u,I

MARSHAL'SSALE OF
Fine Dan Rirer Land
yfl URSUAHT decree Of the Superior court, Of han
x Gerry for The Lyoebhurg District, rendered on th. 2a,b
Of October, 1879 Cause between Bsmue Dsbnsy f3d
dsu Of William " John L., aud Mildred IL Ds61ey pl,
srsiu,t Samuel w. II tbney aud others, Dshs. -
The undesnsl Marshal Of The 'sd court will sell on ,hs
premises, Nixon 10 the county Of Pt.yivspis on
TVednesddJne I'M day If March, 1929.
fsr, not the ntI far day thsrtasr On ef,d Of oos
aud two years. valuable rs,t Of
Z n NJ D,
LIVING On Usn river, containing between snd esbt
huudsd acres Bond ub approved security will he secf
ed o the purchaser aud the title retained until he payuent
Of The purchase money inside, The of fnd -
Totny ne sueuuon OF esyi,sHs, the Dsn River Is
nsyssbf 10 the lsaJ. T. A. Hole oMBE. IA
Fsb o o. 2sr;fsvt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26

To the Editors IF TIE Richmond Enquirer.
propose that the Senatorial District composed
Of the counties Of Albemar!e, Amhers', Nelson,
Fluvanna and Goochland, send TO the Convention
VIM. c. Rives, Hugh Nelson, A. Bryce s. David
s. Garland. Il resident IF the District
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
To the Editors of the Enauir.r

beg leave TO name, four gentlemen qualified 70
represent our Senatorial District in Convention.
viz: Chief Justice Marshall, Gen. VIM. Chamber
Jayne OF N. Kent, Andrew Stephenson s. John
Tyler-in selecting the above named gentlemen
we have talents s. experience, both Of which are
essential. 4 FTeehOideF IF HenTico.
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o. Sc
NOTICE.

Ii persons having claims against the Of Rehsra
90 jones' deed, requested 10 make them knovn me
without delay This notice will be relied al
mands not asserted before the full sdmns Of tbe OF.
setts OF said estate. A /. DABNEY, sdn'os
with the will aDsexe6.
Feo. 20 s1-2aw5M's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26

We are authorised to state that Mr.. Jno w
Jones will be supported candidate for seat in
the Convention, for the counties OF Chesterfield,
Amelia, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26

NOTICE.
WANTED - the Pe1itsntsry ,srenvhve Thousand Pfo-s
w BstTsl Dillsts THOMAS NELSON, n. A y
J'p.u al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26

We have Satisfactory evidence bcfore VS., that
Mr.. Writ has not resigned The Office Of Attorney
General Of the United States. Bolt. GGz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26
SENATE OF YyRGIn-zs

Delegates, were taken up Oh Tuesday-Mr.
Cabell moved 10 lay them on the table, which
motion was rejected by the following vote;
AYES-Messrs. Patteson, Wethered, Turlev.
Osborne, Allen, Csbell, Saunders, and Morgan-S'
NOES-Messrs. Holt, (Speaker) Taylor. Drom.
gooie. Clopton, Walton, Wyatt, Dade, Draper.
Slaughter, Fulton, Bernard, Carter, and Jones
-I3.
Mr.. Cabell then moved 10 strike out the let
Resolution, and insert the following substitute:
Resofoed, As the opinion OF the General As.
sembIy, that the Constitution of the United States.
being federative compact, between sovereign
states, the states have the right and are in Juiy
bound, in case Of a deliberate, palpable and dan.
gerous exercise Of powers not granted by the said
compact, to interpose, for arrestng the progress
OF the evil, and for maintaining within their res.
pechve limits, the authorities, rights and liberties
appertanng to them.
Mr.. c. made some remarks upon the difference
Of the two resolutions. His substitute was one Of
the resolutions adopted by the Virginia Legisla
ture, 10 $500. II called for the interposiliop
only IN cases OF ga deliberate, pslpable and dan.
gerous exercise OF powers" whereas the fst reso.
luton from the House Of Delegates contained no
such provision.
Some argument ensued on this proposition.
MIR. Saunders declared, that though he peyfecu,
approved oil the resolution Of '9S; vet, he could
not vote for the resolution from the House Of Dele.
gates. Mr.. Cabell referred to The late events in
the South, and remarked upon the danger OF a.
Doping the resolution in its present SD ape-a reso.
luton, which would justify any one state in de.
ciariug law OF Congress Unconstitutional Mr.
Allen admitted that there was no umpire in the last
resort between The states and the General Govern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26

Without delay Th motto. viii ;; relied % .b 4:
80 '''' q : VIII RSS &. iii : .as.s.s.
Feb. 90. s,-2a~sM's
ham county; the ef Feb .I ISIS e''' ''' S'e1s
William Lehsh and James Brown, merchant. and ps,tner,
" -'' ''' - -'''' ''' 0''"1 fass,.
benjamin Hsrri. ani John NJ Ferris rpep,
The defendant Bsnj,mn Harris Having entered bis an.
and s'ss security 'eeo,dDs to The Of Assem-
faction Of the court that he no, an Of this
PLAINTIFF copy of hi. order b. forthwith inserted 10
'front.' sos
the courthouse OF this county A, GSpy T..t
ohasssI5- IL laaeaSus county eouI 18th July 1885,
~ John shtf'o, PiR.
This hi, dsy be heard upon the sI of,h,
complainant the Of the defendant aud the efhs.,
therein referred to- thereof tour do.a
missioner of thi. county, Who i, dir eeed 10
:s:
.t.sst 81 WHICH Copy 'n T., parties TO b no
r. ", wlNN &c.
Commissioners Office,
,2ih February, 1929.
The p.e. concerned in the ahOy. deersts are
by notified that have appointed Thursday the 26th
March is2s at Lunenb9rs courthouse order sis III.
:e;y r s
dsy, ready, that the count may be taken
DAVID STREET, M. O. 10
ren. 40. 97-v4Ns
NEflRGINIA: In Chanetry-At = eomi held for Bae Kim,
ham county, the sth day Of Feb. Is2s
William Leeh james Brown and James ejtcA I,fs n.-
Of VIM. Leitch l. Co. .-1;fE e."
against
B-njamu Harris ard John II. Harris, U.r.
The defendant Benjamin Har, Having entere his NJ,
peaanee and given security according the act of A.m
bly, and the rnes Of this aud appearing 10 {hs &c
faction OF the court that he uhabsntof mi, Sorn
ryj ordered that the said BenJ Harris do appeS he
the first day of Nay ntIt answer the Kin liz
Pa'u:i and that copy Of h. order forthwith IN
one OF the newspapers published in the city
two months neee''vely and posted ct the door Of th.
Courthouse u THIS county Copy. Te.te,
80 R.ELDRTD6E, IT, dc
ren, -. S7-Wsv
MAS committed to the jail OF Sury county on III. 9sI
w olJuy last, negro who en himself lac oh ,ra
says he Is the property Of DenniDr ham Of FAIRFIELD die
triet South that be OF man bv ne
name Of Goodwin Of Halifax North Carolina that he h,, @
more than two years. Jacob about sI feel. MI n
and 10 years Of age PHILIP SMITH I.;".e"'
seo. 20. 81 ~4w-
WAS Committed to ,he Jail Of county on br I9, A.
w gust, negro who all, himself Allen and ssy. h.
the property Of VIM johnson Of BERTHE county Nth c.
rollins Allen about ~ years DID, about feet nine heb,
nigh, had on wh.p committed domestic clothes.
PHILIP SMITH, Jailor of Surry Couty ".
J. uax
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26

VIRGINIA: In Chsrefry-Ais court held for BuSLirr
" ham county, the 9Th day Of Feb. 1898.
William keheh and james rown merehants and psyner,
trading under the 6dm and style Of Lei,.h aud BROWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-26

The Philadelphia Press, and other papers, have
been making some remarks on the point of Ell
quette between the President esse and the Presi-
dent Eiect.-They are very prompt in censurng
Gen. JacksoD-cOnte Dding that the first visit vas
due from him; that he has committed an outrage
upon the usages Of Society" &c. sc. that he has
been advised to this course by L" Caucus of the
friends of the Genersl;" with other slang of the
same description.-The u. s. Telegraph pronoun-
ces this statement to he untrue that the SIAN
ders upon Gen Jackson, and his aIniabe aud Ia.
mented Lady. in the official paper, aud under the
very nose Of Mr.. Adams, a iustfc alton for
departure from the precedent fanny such as stated
by the Press had existed But the whole article
in the Press taken in conncxion with certain al.
pion,dttc movements in the fashionable world, de :
rnonstrates that the coalition now sstiified, that
the ndgndniroity The President Elect, will look
TO the prosperity Of the nation, the consistency Of
his own character, and the preservation of The
republican party, by proper distinction between
his friends and his unpfincipled eaumniators.-
Gen. Jackson has sad that an honest difference OF
opinion would, to him. he no cause If heart burn
iDg-5ui, how could he take the hand of presi
dent Adams, in token OF forgiveness TO his SANDER
ers, without disgrace, when he knows that Mr.
Adams has given the most dEect sanction TO the
basest calumnies circulated against himself and
bis lamented wiie!"