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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08
NDIIEE

,TNHE subscriber will sell privately his tract of land
4 Bedford county, situated the north and
Goose Greek aud the main road leading from Lynchburg
TO Fincaste - miles OF Liberty aud adjoining
Buord contains about 400 acres, which
cleared The part which is uneeared except very small
Poitiou excellent tobacco land OF the cleared land,
low grounds of the fret quality, and the
remarkably 6ne high land This Of the Rest of
land the upper country being we'll adapted the cuivs.
on Of tobacco and all kinds of grain lies remarkably well
and vety free from If divided would make very
handsome tracts, which shall be doue,
purchase wish it. Persons wishing to purchase apply
the subscriber residing the nghborhood of New London
OF TO Capt, Bufod, residing the tract Wal. IRVINE
ff
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UNION HOTEL.
To Nembers of the LsgisInf,

To Members Ut the Legislature. a.-.
MFRS. MARIA BOHANNAN take. this method Of Inform
ing her friends aud the public, aud the Members of the
Legislature PARTICULAR that the Unvu Hotel will be kept
uoder ;.he BArkeep
superneod her bar bedroom and tables, attentive o
promises htse that neither pains
expense shall be wanting render acceptable to its for
patrons and in every respect worthy Of publck pat
ropare any hnar sstahsnn.e It 10 the U. States.
Having ied bedrooms aud Parlours the first
ot and prepared to accommodate with
CT without families. fly sixty members of th Leg stature
With board upon reasonable and Accommodating,
any similar establishment III the city.
Nov. 10. Stiff
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.NEW NIP OF YIRCLncIya.

rTNHE New Map Of vSina, compiled from survey,
Il under the authority Of the Btse published, ard
may be obtainedby dssvus Of sppea
nond.
rb, work, Effected by the labour Of many Ms,
great ee, Of care and money hs, perhap
ed variety and accuracy Of detail beauty aud
Of srseIion Ieass The highest eredi, the science aud
ski oil the Peons Immediately concerned in publication,
and prove highly and useful 70 the public The
Legislature have authorised the sale Of $50 Copies only Of h.
dap ON the large scale OF FIVE miles inch; aud the
eutve With the OF the sale
possible, have directed the be disposed Of lie
tolerate price of $50
Under these cireumsances probable that person. who
shall not make ealy appesti will be
Copy OF this beautiful and valuable work.
August s.. 25-tf
~ Map Of Tgis,o reduced from rae Nine Sheef Map of
re Stais according 70 tss provis,sns rae
<se nlbty passed sta March 1887 also Pubhed, and
may DC obtained application a1ope Price Sc pc, copy
CoPns oofh Maps Convenient portable form, be
Obtained " preferred Dsc. %, 1927.
yNhE Su.serb.r having Tor past ANY
new in his profession, and having since at
tended the Superior Courts Richmond solely the pur
Pose OF finishing his business IN hen MEANS
cline bis regular sttendance-H, Son Jane, NJ Wekhaui
will lake charge Of his papers, and attend TO his
IN Subscriber has no doubt tina. they will be carefully and
he thinks b. eau be of service them, he will
sumeut 81 their Causes JNo. WICKHAM. Z
Dec. 2. 6I-u
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a Ii persons having claims against Johr sn,se ds,,d
tate OF the County NJ Hanover either in his ehatse,s, A..
sheriff or individually, are forth with required TO sks ,ben
known 70 me properly authenticated, thai ma
re nsds 10 sue iben otherwise this will he pesd 10 y
aSsst Zoe recovery " any clsi sud those indebted M
Pi'H'e maze payment, JOS SrAHKE, Adn,'or.
- with the Will auD.reJ
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OXFORD .9C9DE ME 6

III DItII NOI u %.
'ilE winter in each Of these Een,nsriss " COM
Il mence Gu the 12th Of Janusry nest.
The Female Acade my under the pdsnce Of IN.
hry Joseph Labsree, assisted by two lsdie, of
hestion, Miss T. HumPhries who teac he, Music and the
french language an instr Of Considerable
having taught tor siI years the Moryian School
10 bsthiehem PenDsyyauia and ia this sdey during the
past ye,r. 'e W.
The Male Academy will be 'ef the Of
Mr.. Jsmes ID. John,ob as heretofore. -
North Carolina Dec. rs. ga ues
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CA.4RLES ~. NJ Gi.S.y.ESS,

And Ornamental Painter, Glider, SC.
at AS old stand south side Of the Capitol Square,
door to the Compiler Office
GRATEFUL to his friends the sei
orally Tor the patronage he has received, would inform
h M that he stu continues 10 carry the above business
all their varous aisnehe His prices will be suited I'd the tune,
lie forosar to say any thing about his qus6e
deuce oil &c Richmond, will enable the public toudge
OF his preten TO patronage.
B-Workmen Gao be semitic the country the shorts
nt4're
Al Apprentice wanted from the country no, ove
Is year, old, would be preferred.
july % IsM-f
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SD REWARD

NIrILLbe given fof the delivery al Clifton near Gar
w tersyie, Of my Bob, who rsniusy on the 7sh of
October last lie Of rather low atufe, quite black
spes slowly about 50 years old file has wife 81 Capt 60
Rosns 10 Fluysnus sud probably lurking about q,
General Cookies from whom purchased bm II he be oJg
ed 10 jail % that get him, will give ten dollars
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
L.. q LII
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Emanuel J. Leigh,
tk take notice shall take the affidavit OF Col Cbss.
- wooden, the third Monfsy 81 February ntSi 81 Pr.
Edv"d Court Hou,s TO be offered evidence, before The
Master Comsi',0ner, 10 ostpg up his report 10 the SUIT de-
pending 10 the County Court Of PsInoe Edwsrd being
Pissti6, aud myself defendant Your, truly,
WV A ALIEN.
Jso. :. ia ,xsr
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
JAMES III. HUNTER.


JAMES III. HUNTER,
AS the store mey in the occupancy Of Mess
dranns', Son Brothers, Immediately opposite Messs
Hall Moore aud has hand, general sort ent oil
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
.dHiOrg trhtch
Cloths, cassmeTes aud sattiDet., fine and coarse
Red, white, green aud yellow fanneIs
Silk and striped Valencia yes,ings
Swsnsdown aud Msrseie. do
irish aud German linens lawn, < cau.bfics
Caheoes assJrted, embracing great variety
Fancy striped and plaid yinghsms
PLAIN aud figured boTbaEets, various colours
Al 10 Ga Jseonet and book pu.ns
Null, India aud Swiss do
Swiss and black Italian silk cravats
Canton and Mandarin grapes. Italian do
Black Italian lustrns seueb.ws and saI.nes
large assortment Of silk, coitou and woolIen busiefy
Fashionable boDuet and belt ribbons
Flag, tandsnna and cotton hdfs
Olives aud combs Of every description
Linen and cotton tiek kings
Furniture aud sprou checks
Lih'ey' and Jerseys suitable for servants clothing
Brown aud biesehed dCme.tes, diap-fs,& &C
Csrpeting hesrth>russ, umbrellas, &c. Ge
Which, with variety Of other articles DESTROYS TO sell
for cash.
Nov 5s-f
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painubie Young Negroes for Sale.
WILL be sold TO the highest bduet cash. 81 Watkn.
w vile Gooehland tie 10Th January next fair, II not
on the next far day thefeafeI from ten to 6reen likely
young negroes by
VIM. SHELTON, (Minor)
BENZ. b. DUKE,
Ex'ors, &c. of John Shelton, deed.
. II persons having claims against John Shelton
Jr. or the estate of John Shelton ST. deceased are
requested to come forward for settlement.
VIM. SHELTON, (AIih.)
BENZ. b. DUKE.
Dec 27 7O-fds
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NOTICE.
Dec. l3.

NOTICE.
"A GENTLEMAN residing a healthy part Of the country
wishes to employ afemale teacher to take charge Of
ehooi consisting OF about ~ IS scholars
10 be sent TO the Enquirer.
Nov H. ss-u
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S5 REWARD.

9 TRAYED from the subscriber The Goth ut, 6sfk bay
- horse ns, particularly recoileeted, though believe
his hind legs white; be hs, hts right four lex knot
rots, PAGES aud E,lops well. will give the above reward
for delivery Of said hOrse either here, at Mr. Mhsel
Ander,on in the county Of Lous, (say The brick houe)
A. T.. WOODSON.
Dec. a. a.
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DOMESTIC.
KENTUCKY.

FRANKFORT, December,2i.-Weh have not time
gIery which was carried on by the Adams party,
in relation tohe election of United States Senator.
We will attend to that matter hereafter. 1t issuf-
hcient now to say that their Vaccinations have
been completely frustrated. We have triumphed
over bargain and n1nigue. We congratulate the
Jackson party on t1e result.
THE ELECTION
The Legislature proceeded on yesterday TO the
election OF Senator in Congress lin the place Of
Col. X. NJ Johnson) and public of6eers. The fol-
lowing was the result:
Senator IN Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08
TRUHY NYLE-

COL -O.1LE
IN PURSUANCE Of the provisions deed OF trust ex-
eeued TO the subscriber by Willis Colng tesiitg date
the 10Th day OF Sept 1924, aud recorded the Clerks Of
nee Of Heeo county court, The 26h of October following,
Tor The purpose OF securing 10 Richard LsunoTe the
OF Of money therein mentioned, will be sold, the
highest bidder, for cash, Monday the 18th of Jsnusry
n.Stn front of the Bell Tavern at ~ O'clock certain
parcel OF ground the city of RiohmonJ in Duva
addition TO SAID city being part OF lot Number fifty
with BRICK house thereon) containing "a feet out aud
running back bundsed and ten iset-Aud the
day, will he sold 10 the highest bidder, for cash. negro
boys, much of the property will be sufficient
The said OF with the inere. which may tbefe
have accrued, and all legal coats and ebnge,.
Dec %. 70 Id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08

NOTICE.
TEE>ILL be soo the highest bidder, the 9th day Of
w February ueI, Gent Powhatan County, for
virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Wm T. Bass
the subscriber for certain purposes therein mentioned
negro girl named Molly the said deed of trust duly
~ the Clerks Office OF Amelia county.
!. RIcHD BOOKER, Trustees
Ii Der.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08

FODLIC
DY Virtue of deed OF trust executed by Edwd Mumford
ID to the Subscribers the 2ist vi JAM Is2s
in the Clerks oce Of Powhaan for purposes
ed will he sold to the highest bidder public auction
for ready money at the residence OF said E. Mum,rd the
upper cad Of Powhstan county, APPROXIMATION RIVER
18Th January the Of land which said Mumford
resides, containing AIS les together
dry slave, named in the deed and all The said Edward
hIunfords stock Of horses. cattle sheep and hogs, all
household and kitchen furniture aud plantation utensils
ef every descriptions much will be
TO the amount due upon the deed Aforesaid, with
and The title vested the
bers will b. conveyed TO the purchasers.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
VIM. s. DANCE, A"sees'
Dec. 10. 6s-w4wt
SAHE Subscriber. Farms Edge Wood aud .roomnid ar
~ st offered for sale Tie former ,rset consnins 7O2
acres, the latter 87I
The land be and the terms known by application
to the proprietor at Edge Wotd
Tn, School, lately advertised for male and female Pupils
will be.OPeued Edge Wood the 18th Of January 1879
CARTER BERK ELEY
Deefr.~ 65-Im
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CHARLES CARTER s Co.

No. II South Cduert-St. Baltimore,
TIAVING furnished themselves with Elouids Marioe &c
for Casting Types Of the modern approved
sye ready receive orders any kind qu.nt
Of Types
They have hand FOunt, Of Type Of various Sizes Flow
Quotations, Leads Space Rules, Brass Rules Cases
Also large assortment Of Cuts and Large job Letter. ION
solid and will take impressions from Wood Gut, OF any
description
q. Co have constantly Oh hand Printing Tux Of s,u
peIiof quality.
Orders will be executed with pfomptness the IA
yoursble terms, aud pains spared furnish avery article
of the best quality.
Specimen will be Issued in the course of the winter
Baltimore. Dec %. 10 2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08

Lslnatie Hospital, WilLian,s6urg
NOTICES hereby given the cells NJ institution
IN occupe and hat patients will
sn'one said sl'are vacan iue which vii
be given. BY order Of the Courtof Directors.
Nav rs at l.. HENLEY.
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Executive Department,

October 3, 1873.
PROPOSALS will be received by the Executive for the
purchase of the transports Penteutary Those dis
posed TO purchase will give their proposals without delay
BY order, VIM. H. RICHARDSON.
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I, CrNraAl. GRAMMAR ScAooL,

VNtuF GSUfFGs
TIME exercises this Sbhooi will resumed the 18th
4 of January ue1 The course Of insruc,ioGwi embrace
the Greek, Latin, French English Lsugungss ,nd preps-
raoTy Of Mathematics. Competent Assistants will
u.usi be employ ed and the Subscriber undivided
Terms Tor board, Washing, Lodging, &C. 5000
For Tuition, 25 90
Per Session Of u,osth,. $
N Is. EisMorten boardes be accommodated in the
family Of the Subscriber. BARTH'W .EGAN.
a.
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Ihs Subscriber offers for Sale,

= INe SUUScTIUsT UUefSJOT sSuIe, = !.
F1yHAT valuable plantation the County Of Prince Edward
L. which he re,ide lying TIE waters VI the Briery
yer, three miles south Of the Ut House, and i've miles from
H. s. College IL eonsn, about thousand eleven hun
Died OF sud hundred aod dy Of which creek
low grounds
This Of land equals IL does .urps sny other in
the County quality fertility. II sne obaccO plan
aud well adopted to the production Of grain Of all
kinds, hrst meadow lands good dwelling late
ly repaired aud every necessary out house. chad &c
will sell this and all together, divide suit pur
chasers.
Any gentleman Wishing to purchase will do well TO apply
early conveniently having made conditional purchase
an SOUTH would sell cheape. aud
dating terms, did not this fact exist
JOHN s. FLOURNOY.
Dec. % g. 8s
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Emanuel i Lcioh-

Powhsisr, Jsn.i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

Gen Jackson at N''1olh-The Norfolk pape,,
are hed with minute details of the Presidents v;s;,
TO Nortoik-what lac did, what he said, WHORE h..
ate where he slept. Unless the Presidents \, >,
'"a' state OF enchantment mentioned by Don @ Siy-
o'e' SO strict an espionage over his movemen,s
must we should imagine, prove rather embar,ss
ing to the old gentleman. We do not reonbt.,
these details, because cannot believe tb,, a.,
reader feels the smallest curiosity 70 know ub.,
the president dined-or slept such day aud nieb,
l lie whole ALTAR may be summed up in three words
zen Jackson q suite, left Washington on Wedne.-
day. GIT to Norfolk on Thursday, visited the nuh,,.
works was received aud handsomely entertained hv
tue Citizens of Norfolk and Portsmouth. mad. -,
Dinner Speech" Thereby hangs tale and re,urned
10 Washington Monday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

J. - ~ s.ne consistent paper in the sam. .,,;.,,
eo''pnues' "ihey 1.-THE coaltion!--Mr ma ~ 49,,
shere Is spelin that world will not ,v,, ..,".
s'eat Course OF Gen. Jackso,ls adminis,ro,,.ss.s,
veopea' Tho coalition follow in this n.,h..r
isudaoie example set them bv Mr.. r. and Tn. O..
ord'tes IN s25, who promised ito Judge the tree
irut' but as Mr. Randolph afterwards with mora ho,
esty confessed, 'ran off Il, score-which, az we mn
desstand the Phrase. means that they laid ON wbin
aud spur from the jump what il saree 70. the
goose, Mr. Richie. is surely snrce for the gander,,
But what does the Editor of the ENQUIRER mean nv
the great course" of measures which he saws ia
tooe developed Are not appointments. measures,
Are they not indeed by fa- the most important MIRA.
sures which u President can executep We rcmom-
Der when the Editor of the ENQUIRER tboprb, CO.
we moan when he criticised the appo;p,m.,,. sc
Rufus King and p. C. Pendcton in re2s. rorsoo,h
not word must b. said, until the spreat con,s. i;
developed ofwhich Mr.. Richie will give duo no.;c.
we suppose, through PORTE sans Pesr, On.
plain qucstion-uudeif Mr.. r. will ans,Oer that Voc
promise not to ask him another for month. r. IN
1896, be thought Mr.. Cluy's exchanging Kendall
HILL, and six or eight printers of the laws, for
other printers, less outrageously abusive of Mr. Adj
ans and himself. dangerous a measure toward.
the freedom of the press, dangerous as 10 call
for the interference of the people to eject ,Le.r
from power-what. BY tic same course of reasoning
ought he to say of Gen. Jackson, who has layished
PUBIC treasure to the amount OF 100000 per- an
on the Editors who supported him. to the number Of
90 many OF whom still continue to conduct their
| papers and to yield him support, WILL the Ed.
HOT OF the Enquirer answer the question: Or no,
answering 1t, will he persist in his ridiculous and Do
iorous complaints OF the carly opposition manifested
to the Administration of GEN jackson,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

II The Enquirer of Friday says, ''wc hive never
seen more desperate effort made, than this country
now exhibits, for raising ambitious man MI. Clay
We guess.) upon the ruins OF admnsi lion. 4"
"What though Andrew Jackson was elected by
great and triumphant majority ofthe people' Before
ne was sworn iutu office, war was declared against
him." WAR dc clared upon the very threshold"
Horrible! we do not know what Mr.. Clays friends
can say to this tremendous accusation unless they
justify, and plead the example of the Jacksonlans Ill
1928, i'll mitigation of damages.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

STtuNToS July t0The whole 81 The stock the Lexington
end COvngon Turnpike Company has been subscribed, and
eeng 70 held ~ Lexington Tomorrow Tor te purpose Of
or.anzng the company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

Manufacturing Disiyess.-From q source OF Atei- |
igence and reliance at Boston, TO whom we applied
or information. we present the following rational
account Of the of the manufacturing distress
there. it's extent, and the recovery which already
partially effected. it corresponds fully, with or own
previous conceptions, and a,nihiates without eff
fort, the argument against protoction derived from
the temporary cmba rsssmont OF the manufacturers IN
that quarter Trade in all countries, aud Of every
description is liable 10 occasional depression,
manufacturers suffering than other branches Of
trade, subject to the operation of the causes.
Bosro~. July d, 1929.
had already observed that the depression cftrade
and business, in Boston, had been used as topic
gansl tue existing tariff extensively, and especially
IN the South The first notes raised here. by
those papers, which, beginning as advocates of the
.anTd1U doctrines, nave, naturally enough, passed
to union with tho supporters ofthe present Ad.
minstration. But however d,ffnscd. or wherever
originating, the impression Is wholly erroneous
The late act 3s3 has had very little, If any effect,
for good or evil, on our manufactures. II has GER
tainly done harm. The truth mnnufactur
are no more depressed, than our commerce and nav
igation. One and all have been overdone. The
present state of the world is not favorable TO the
| exercise of so much enterprize as exists among us
Other nations produce for themselves manufacture
for themselves, anu carry for themselves and tins
greatly limits the sphere of our action. Ii ia to be
added, also TINT the market being greatly over
stocked IN England, the Npe'doundance must be
thrown off, in some drecnon at whatever loss; and
much oft consequently, comes here at prices indi-
eating great and certain sacrifice the part the
importer. Manufactured articles so low
The consumer never obtained them at cheap rate
This is quit certain; and therefore it not easy
70 see bow The country suffers, although the manu-
factnrers may
But, although talked about the "ds, resses OF
Boston nre not at this moment greater, think not
so great, as those of the vast trading city, New
York Business there is dull as hcre-profis
as small. and money much There is ono
ference; great par; of the capital, embarked in
English imporations is, IN New York. Eagiish Cap
ita and the loss falls on the English Here
nothing but American Capital is employed. either III
commerce manufactures; and gains and losses
all our own.
believe may say, not only that the "distrcss'
IN Boston has been much exaggerated abroad, but
that 1t is already In degree relieved. The fac.
tories still go and though prices low and pro
hts very small, it is hoped and believed nevrrthe-
less. that economy and skill will enable New Eng
land sill to keep her head above wutcr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

~ The National Journal siatcs that cone Of the
settlers up" of the Telegraph at Washington has put
in large claim for money advanced, &c. Some rea-
son connected with his. may have induced Duff 10
withdraw his name as Editor from the first page of
the Telegraph. This was done some six or seven
weeks ago.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

oJrho same paper in the article, speaking of
ed by the donations Of individuals. While some of
their Editors are haTping upon the dependence to
which the President would reduce the Press, these
very men are dependent upon the contributions of
individuals to support their labors"
All this may be and very probably is true IL NAV
be plead in behalf Of the poor devils of Editors,
whose income is not adequate tho support Of their
Presses aud who are thus driven to ask tho aid or
friends until better times dawn upon them TINT tcv
have no "Treasury Pap" to suck. They hive
not the privilege like Mr.. Richie, ordrawinp $1,000
per aDnufn from ncIe Sam, GoT reading proofsbeet
and thus Of having certain dependence. when
their collections fall short We can see no disgrace that
properly attaches to the borrower or lender the dono
or donee, in such case The disgrace belongs ~
him, who affecting TO make his Press the very Rem,
bteai OF Independence, with perie SINS Deur ON his
front, and the catch terms of "The PEOPLE. iber
y" "RepUblicansm," &c. &c over on his lima ve,
so Palters with his conscience" that no man hath
known him TO ondanger his interest with the
Treasury, by defending an unpopular cause. though
htFcausc but while before, or shielding an unpopu-
lar man. though before his riead or it may be one to
"hom ne had thousand times offered up the incense
Of ms hattory Aud is fortls small trader in princi
PEE thIs weathcrcOck who yeers with every wind Of
doHtine'" tins prophetic aposatel To upbruid Henry
Gay with his honorable ambition, or with accepting,
as II It were something unusual aud sboniuabe the
inyiia,ion Of his friends to dinner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

t- The same paper IN the some article adds, "and
II is now openly proclaimed t a, MIR. Clay is to be
nominated by the Legislature of Kentucky, as the
candidate of The opposition" This talked of
bat we see 1t controdicted upon very high authority.
But suppose 1t true, most consistent Editor of the
Enquirer, have you forgotten that Tennessee did the
same thing by Cen jackson at tire first session of
her Legislature afcr the election in 1925, Were
you not among the approvers Of that measure and
one to stand By the nomination? Thou wrctched
compound of can't disngenuousness aud ncong ruity!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

W The same paper in the same article, continues
Nor are the Coalition presses more Indifferent about
the means for promoting bis (AIr. Clays.) object
They are dsgraced by misrepresentation and abuse
They have never been dsgraced by publishing so
uncomfortable hb as that about the East Room,
Mr. Enquirer. nor by The tiil deeper degradation Of
1ustyying il afterwards. The Coalition Prcsscs
The Coalition! We thought that had been dissolved
by the same event, that made the Course" President
of the u States. For shame, to speak SO disrespect
fully of dep,rted things"