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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01
HAT Manufactory.

HNHE subscriber takes this method OF inior
M ming his friends and the public, that ne
has rs ablshed hat manufactory on Man
Street, Lynchburg, few doors below the NT.
ginan Office, and nearly opposite DIR. Howell
Davies Apothccary Store. Hehas taken great
care TO select materials ofthe first quality, and
from the long experience he has had in the hat
making business, pledges himself 10 those who
may favor him with their custom, that his " ORR
shall he done in the nealest and most durable
manner. lie invites his old customers. friends
and acquaintance, to give him call. His
prices being moderate, he hopes to give hem
entire satisfac ion.
ALEXANDER M, DONALD, agent.
March 20. 1854
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ADDITIONAL.

AA ~ ~ - d - ~ " 4 n -
A RECENT ARRIVAL enables us at this time
a. 10 offer 10 the public still more desirab G
assortment, than heretofore--Among other arli-
cles are
Artificial Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace Collars aud Pelerines, the richest style
Long white Kid GLOVES
snort, black, white, aud fancy Colored do.
blk silk Buttons, splendid
thread Laces and Edgings, fancy figures
nymp lages, unusually cheap
aeeiSucker Glnghams, cheap aud handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs
luck, side, aud long bent do. Brasilinn
Ladies black and white Pruneia shoes
Floss cotton aud thread on spuols
Italian Servings, every shade
Decoupe long Scarfs, the very richest
snort do. cheap, yet beautiful
flain and 'ambouredBook Muslms
ID and Cd swiss and null Muslins
husirIng aid Satin Ribbons, every width and
shade
Fine Jaconet Cravaiings
super blk. Italian Silk do.
me aud soperfiue Barcelona do.
flan and hg'd white Marseilles
Plain extra buff do
Sup. Valencia do.
Je' DIX. Brucheles. for Genilemens' summer
wear, the handsomest article now worn
Genilemens black and white Silk l-2 Hose
super double India Cotton do.
lew pieces super brown thread Drilling
Metal coat Buttons. treble gilt
Fancy Vest DO. frs, style
Blue and blk Lasting do
super blk. Silk We've!
| piece blue lack, most srt1erb
'ensiemens super black and fancy cold horse
skin Gloves
Woodstock and Doe do. superior
few dozen super English white Silk, do.
chop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01
FOR SALE

AE Wish to sell my house and lot, situated
- near the head o: Main Street, 100 feet a.
1QVe seventh alley, and running thence son,h
o2 degrees, wedst 8 poles, thence north 3s deg.
west 80 feet. thence north 80 degrees, east 8
poles to second street, thence south 80 teprees
east ~ feet to the beginning The sa id niece
OF ground being part of the lots known in the
pan oil the town by No So and 225. On This
lo' mere Is convenient dwelling house and a
,ios' excellent garden. There is likewise on
Inc 'o' good tobacco mandatory. with the
screws aud all fixtures necessary TO carry on the
business extensively. There are few lots in
.ow . more convenient or desirable than this. il
Is situated on main street, in pleasant, mart of
Town, and IN one Of the best neiehberboodS
! nc situation is healthy. water convenient. and
III every respect desirable residence for , nr-
wave 'a'nlly or a man of business. | will NAL q
terms accomm odating, and will take negroes IN
part payment For particulars. annl;c alton
may DC made to the subscriber living on The
premises, or to the Editors of the Vire;n;an
r., IN SAML. LOVE.
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&Gn REWARD will be given for the

.l4EA Inc house aud lot which occupy
ksssR for rent until the lst OF Dccen-
lin 8 Der next. In point OF situation, |
sazzsxsszs- think II the most desirable resi-
dence on the main street, commodious, airy 4
private, extensive garden lot, carriage house
and stable, and convenient To spring of a
good water as any in the neighborhood. Pos
session may be had The LIST OF next mouth.
L. r.. r.
May IL. t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01

HNHE subscriber Informs his friends and the
Il public that he continues 10 do business
ON Commission, aud promises that no pains
snail be spared Ia give entire satisfaction TO
ai' flantefs aud Farmers who mny confde to
ms management the sale OF Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce. His office will be kept at
| ha store OF Messrs. J. g. S. Halsey, next door
below the Farmers Bank
ID. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10. lom
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Furniture, &c. for sale.

q y Saturday ths Both inst. at the dwelling
S-Shouse of Alexander Bridgeland, in the cor
pola'Ion OF Lynchburg, will be sold, by way OF
publ auction, for cash, all of his, the SAID
Bridgeland S, house hold and kitchen furniture.
OF every escripion-consistng in part OF
Il athe' beds, bedsteads and furniture, complete,
mahogany dining tables, forming one set l
clock aud case, l walnut dining table, dozen
windsor chairs. ] mahogany bureau, l sci oil
silver epoons, | silver adle, &c. together viii!
many other articles, too tedious to mention III
this advertisement
The sale will be made in pursuance of truss
deed, executed 10 the undersigned by SAD
Bridgeland, on the Ord day of Nov 1896 for
the benefit of the late firm of Alexander TOM
k,ns q Co. aud is recorded in the clerks oiilee
OF the Hastings court OF Lyme hburg.
We shall convey such title only as the deco
aforesaid vests in us
SSAML. GARLAND, I Tfw
Nj. II. GARLAND. tees
May2l tds9O
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First Arrival Of spring Goods.

FIRST orriuat Of spring Goods.
MA PIECES London Calicoes, pat
- wv terms entirely new aud elegant
superb worked Swiss Muslins
Italian Lusirings best quality
Super painted bell Ribbons, new style
Waiered and Diamond do
With great many leading fancy articles
which we are determined 20 sell at such prices
as will insure satisfaction.
MCKEE. ROBINSON e. Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01

a PIE subscriber wishing to remove to the
- west, will offer for sale, on the 9th day of
June next, on the premises, his tract Of Land
lying IN The south western corher of Henry CO.
containing between four and FIVE hundred acres
a considerable part of which is good Tobacco
Land, with small plantation. Attached 10
the Land is comfortable Dwelling House. an
excellent Manufacturing Mill, &c. The terms
will be one third cash, one third the 25th Dec.
next, one third the 25th of December, 1880.
Likely young negroes would be taken for the
last payment fprivately sold. in which case
timely notcewlll be given. A further descrip.
ton will be deemed unnecessary, as ii is presn-
med those wishing TO purchase will FIRST view s.
examine for themselves. -
NATHANIEL SCALES.
April 80. ids
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FOR SALE,

a VERY handsomc lil,le Farm, upon the
EAhead waters of Appomeitox, m Bucking.
ham. THIS land is in the ncighhorhood OF Clio.
yer Ill., lies remarkably well, produces 10.
very largo or lard 81 well selected raj the
tract contaius 3 o ecres--Persons disposed To
hny, will apply 10 the subscriber or Col. Saml.
A. Pa,eson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAML. r. CHRISTIAN.
March . Is
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EXCHANGE.

DRAFTS-on New York, Philadelphia, Do
,,,more, Washington City, Richmond s"'
Petersburg, for sale at small premium
and in sums to suit purchasers, at the lo,e9
and exchange office OF b. w. HEWSoN'
Successor TO s. & M. Allen q Co.
Lynchbdrs'
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TRUST SALE.
May s

mp 0TICE.-By virtue Of deed of trust ezs
III ecuted 10 The subrcciber hy Edw'd Iordans
60 secure debt therein mentioned, Of record IN
Campbell co. eonri will be suld,at Campbell {.
house, Oh the first day Of Campbell June court
nett, TO the brightest bidder. for cash, the fol
lowing negroes, viz woman named Alccy,
two boys named Joe and James, woman ma.
med Caroline and her three children, Jenny,
Lucy and Judy. or many Of tlirm ms may be
sufficient 10 discharge the debt As trustee
will convey to the purchaser or purchasers such
title only US is vested in me.
JOSEPH WILSON.
May %. tdssl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01

NoR RENT, the taco story framed house, o.
n main street, nearly opposite The Frah&l.'
Hotel, and at present in The occupancy OF Mf
John Roy. attached 10 the lot is a tine weHe
wdier, good cellar, kitchen and meat h0a"
Possession can be had Immediately.
GEO. WHITL OChE.
May IL. w3w77
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TRUST SALE OF
Naluabie Property.

I'm The FIRST day Of Amhers, June court next
NBwe shall proceed TO sell, at public auction
Tor ready money, the following property. con.
yeyed to rs IN trust, by John Ware, sen. of the
county Of Amherst, Tor the purpose OF carrying
into effect the objects Of the trust deed by
which is conveyed 10 US. and which is OF rec.
ord in tue office Of the said court. Tom, a boy /,
Phi, boy, Lucy, woman, and her child VII.
liam. Cordel'a, girl, and Ellen, girl-Aho
one tract of land, lying in the said county of
Amherst, and adjoining the lands of David S
Garland aud others, and containing, hy eeii.
nation. three bundled and eighty acres. The
title Is believed to be indepu,abe, but acting IN
the character Of trustees, we viii convey TINT
which is vested IN Us and none other. The sale
will take place In front ofihe &. House.
EDMUND WINSTON,
WM. ARMlSIEAD.
May !. ,ds76
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01

peIY tTa 0fdtT.
=, HARDWARE.
Inc subscribers has also received lnrpe assert
ment OF Hardware, among which is almost eve.
~ article IN tae Ssilery line. viz:
Ladies aud Gentlemcns' fun and half Mate
Strrups
fhll aud hall plate birdie Bits
omnoth flied Roller and Inlet Buckles, every
size
heal and sham Roller plated Buckles
flaied SLIDES, every size
lacks and Saddle Bosses
few Gro strainng Webb
"ofsted aud Cotton Weddings, N every des.
soription in demand
first rate Geg and riding Whips
pfeg handles and Bands, &c &c.
Saddle Trees and Iogskius are daily expected
~, GROCERIES,.
iu's nave also on hand general assortment
OF .focefies, among other articles are
orleans and Mnscavado Sugars
Cuba andJava Coffee
lew boxes Chocolate
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
100 sacks Salt, Liverpool filed
ffench Brandy and New Eogland Rum. fbv
wholesale) "
a lew boxes best Imperial Tea sc
ID q R.kYLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01

ollCE.-1he subscriber haying acted in
~ The character of Deputy Sheriff for the late
Thomas West, sheriff OF the county of Camp
bell, from June, 1926, until April, 1923, and
wishing TO close all matters connected with his
oihtalhul'es whilst acting in thar capacity,
hereby notifies all persons ha,ing claims or dc.
mands agnmst the late Sheriff. for the acts IF
said deputy toSbtng them forward INN ediate.
ly for adjustment and settlement. And all who
have claims against the subscl iher individually
either by bond, note, or account, are likewise
requested, and hereby notified, TO present them
without delay as this notification viii be
pleaded in bar OF all such as are not presented
IN reasonable time
GERMAN JORDAN.
May IL. 3m77
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-01
One half of Rose Isle for Sale.

One hall Of Rose Isle for Sale.
WISH 20 sell this valuable tract Of land
Il lying on I've River, in Nelstn county, a
bout Is miles from New Market, (ai III. juno
ton OF Tye aud Jemes RVer,) where there is
an inspection for Tobacco and boat nnvjga-
iion 10 Richmond; in The neighbor hood there
are two first rate manufacturing mills for tlour
The half of the tract contains by estimate, 1900
acres. aud IN good repair Thls iracl is consi.
dered one OF the best in Nelson county, particu.
larry well adapted 10 tobacco, corn u wheat. The
land is well watered aud iimbered, and a great
deal OF fine tobacco land 10 cut. There is n
body OF 100 acres of low iouuds of good quail
Nv on the river attached to either half ol Ibis
desirable place. The purchaser wil be allow
ed 10 purchase either half OF this estate (the
lower or The upper portion) MS may best suit his
wishes II ~ useless 10 give further desc,p
non OF this desirable esIaie, as those wishing 10
purchase will first view the premises. Mr.. A.
eres, residing on the place will shew the land
TO any person wishing TO view it am dispos-
Ell tosell on accommodating terms hut bar
gam can be had for cash or would take ne
gfoes III payment Letters addressed 10 me i'm
Lynchburg will be promptly attended to.
LAND0N X. CABELL.
May T. ts76
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NfOTlCE-Nil be sold, TO the highest bid.
~ der, at the late residence of Samuel Burks
dec. m Amherst county. on The 30th May, sew
eral likely Negroes. FERNS made Known on
the day OF sale. VIM. l.. BURKS, exor of
Samuel Burks. dec,
MAY ia. ids
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A3 4MDlYTSa

fu"l opened, by ID. Il r. KYLE, one case
- superior Leg horns.--A Iso a few dozen Toi
'ose SheeIl Tuck Combs, the largest sees.
MAY %
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LAND rcE. SALE
May H..


virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date the
u 2sih of November. 1922, and duly recorded
ID the clerks Office of the county court OF Am
hers', on the 9Th of January, 1925, whereby Jas.
,. fendletop, of the said county, conveyed 10
the Undersigned, IN trust, for the purposes
therein mentioned, one certain tract or marcel
oil land, containing 1913 acres, he the same
more or less, lying and being in the county of
Amherst, on Buiialoe river, on both sides of the
road from New Glasgow TO I.yncbburg and
adjoining the lands of David S Garland. beipo
the same lands which Thomas yldrdge pu,cha.
sed OF John Camm and John Warwick. 4 which
was conveyed by sad Thomas Aldnidge & Ca
tharine his wife. to the said James S, Pepdle
ton, by deed bearing date the 29h day OF A.
pr'l, 1878, we shall, on Monday the 18th day of
OF June next, before the front door of the Ea
gle Hotel. in the city of Richmond, proceed IN
sell, TO the highest bidder, at public auction.
Tor cash, all that part of said tract of land which
lies east OF the said road, with a small pari Yves,
OF The SAID road to include the barn, containinp
agfeeabiy torecent survey, 1893 acres for the
purposes OF said trust On that portion OF said
tract, which will be sold as aforesaid. there
IS a Two story brick dwelling house with other
necessary out houses, the situation is healthy
water good, neighborhoed agreeable. i'm.
propemehts IN good condition; and plantation
under good system of culture. The lille ;s
believed to be indispulahIe, but acting as ,rus.
tees we shall sell aud convey only the title YES
ted IN US. 7. N NICHOLAS, , Trus.
~ VIM. NEkERyls, { tees.
April 10 ,ds6o
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ENGLISH GOODS.

Il I'm LtaifN wishing TO purchase Cloths
IN aud assimeres, will please call at David
u Robert kyles they have recently received
supply III that line, OF the best English Man.
uiaciure, principally blue ard black. with few
pieces fancy colors, which they can offer with
confidence TO the public--for fine materials sol
i'd textures, and beautifully rich shades. they
cannot be snrpasscd-perhaps have never vet
been equalled,at the prices for hich these are
now selling
ALSO.
lew dog. Genilemens' Beaver Hats The
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t'on HIRE, negro womanwho can cook
= wash, spin &c. W OWNS vSoA
Mey y, 'f'IN9'
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ISA.

Domesilcs of every description, aud large
supply oil spun Cotton Yarn. of every size, from
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CO nTNKIssEOW BUSINESS.

MAY I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

on the Sd ballot, Wm. Randolph, Esl. having n
htjofiy ni the whole, was declared elected.
on motion OF AIR. Ciopton, the Reporters OF chc
newspapers of the city were granted permission to
occupy seats ON the floor, for ,c purpose of reporting
the proceedings thereof.
Mr. i'oddridge then moved 4 call of the Convcn-
'loh, when all the members elected reported them.
selves IN attendance, with the exception of NeSsrs.
ui's' Menus. Dadc, aud Read. (Ihe Con
Ssiitlon having uo official hnowledgc Of The eject ,Oi
OF MIR. Neale.) Mr.. Watson of Louisa has reign.
GU, Mr.. Giles was uuwcll, Mr. Mcnmis has since. ar.
rived, aud Messrs. Dade aud Read, are seriously IN
disposed.
Mr.. Doddriduc offered n resolution, instructinp the
Clerk To provide the necessary stationary. ANA TO
contract for al public printing required 20 be done.
on the best terms possible TO the Commonwealth.
Mr.. Doddrig. III noving this resolution, declared
ms oplect Ia be-, e. avoidance Of party environment.
Whtch the election OF a PRINTER TO the Convention
might produce. and which 1t was 80 desirable Ia avoid.
Thc resolution was opposed by Mossrs Nicluias
ahu M'Coy, who considered such an officer, who
Shooiu ne immediately responsible to the Convent -.
rs necessary, aud WHO saw no occasion WHY his clrc-
ZION should produce excitement or party feeling.
Before any question was taken, on motion of Mr..
the table. VI"
On motion of Mr.. Johnson, the House proceeded 10
ciec' twn Ooorkecpers, when after various ballotinus,
Ni'sSrs Liiilcbcry ALEU-, aud YIN. W. GYav. ucrr
chosen
Sfr. NllSnn nf;'Ted n resolution fnr prpceciipu TO-
morrow To the election Of Chaplain.
~ fowelI sud 10 corcur5ed ia the object. bu,
Thinking II would be- more ~expedien, to invite the
Nlcrgy. OF the City 10 oiiciatr alternately, and tins
'N"ii an mNlIfous Discrimination. he movCi that the
aarrcdt TO.
On motion Of Etr. Johnson The hour cr u,or;iur
vas hN"d ~ - u clock, wicrcupon. ~ tho motion
OF the saiue gentleman, the Convention aJiourre l..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

Two understand that Mr. Barton's personal friends
had chiefly committed Themselves, under the impress
son that he was not n candidate
Idghty-nlhe members voting, and Mr.. 1unfnrd on
The = ballot, obtaining a~'n.jority OF the whole, was
declared elected.
On motion Of MIR. Dohdridgn, tie rules of The l1sr
IiDsscof Delegates. wcrc adopted for the regulation
d The preceding ofthe Convention, in 80 far rs they
we're applicable.
On motion of Mr.. Mccoy. tic Convention proccc.
dri to the election Of n Sergeant at Arms.
Nj. Powell roommate WIN. Randolph, Of Ere Ic
rex. Mr.. CabcIl. Mai. James s., rs, Of Pitsylga
ma. Mr. Taylor, Of Chesterfield, Wade Mosby, o
PoNha'1n. who was also supported by Nr. bod
2,iapr. Nj. Morris, SapIJ. Winston, of |ilanpvcr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

lnNeeiiNes ngansf the ornament and pride uf New
Ensl,nd. Inns is unjust and i~mpolitic. The repu-
ta'ion, merits and powers of Mr.. Webster. viii sur
wye all ATTACKS Whether he b. wrong or rish, in
ns present views OF men aud ~sfEairs, be possesses
those materials at greatness, in character aud intel
iectunl stamina, which every American should wish
TO preserve unimpuirea for the national service or the
glory o' the elevated profession in which he towers.
with regard to men of his order, there are conside-
rations paramount to all party aPprehcnsions or re-
sCntmrnts or mistakes of the div.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
Trcu me rtorif-ule

TRIM Hc Pf0uif.e JJursH.
CANDoh~Ne find the subjuincd remarks in The
National Gazette. Coming as they 40 from 5lr.
Walsh, ono Of Gen. Jacks0n's wa-urSt advocates,
aud rs a natural result. al opponcn, of Hr. Clay, VIC
cannot bat adnu.e The spirit Of genuine lJcrality
which they breathe. We hrc rcjoicod ia those times
oterctpsiUe political attachment 10 find Mr.. Walsh
DOING justice toOno Of our most distinguished citizens.
s.ithvugh We have ccts1tcd biz Political course gcne-
sOieg. yet We find he IS scnctimeS on the f5ghf side.
Ind VIII therefore render him iusi praise. We hope
3tr. Wash wi, 90 some iutGfe fine. advocate he
.auso % thai great and good ~ n, Henry Gay. We
foly agree with or friend, 10 wc mag be allowed so
- Epoak, ia his opinions of nr. Webstcs.
The Warrington Tele graph has accrued 10 Mr..
WebE'eT--ierronenusly, We beliovo IAN elaborate
uanegync oc Mr. Cay, which was irst published 10
the American Mun'tly ~llagrzi1e Of Bistop; and ~
snykeS Ma mere conjecture .iU occssivD o. q strics Vi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

The Safe and Congressional elections at Balti-
moro arc violently contested between the Jacksonians
and the oppotiticn. Abuse hardly parallcled in the
Presidential election, aud ;..c!.s the most despicable,
ere rcsortcd to to influence the Votes IN favor of the
Hero. Among others take the follow ing, from an
address adopted at a public meeting of the Hcro's
Vassa!s IN Monument Square, said to be punned by
Orator McNahon
TO prcp7rc themselves for the bottle in evcrv
part oi our country where our defeated opponcnis
are able TO maintain the asccndancy then hare er,,i,5
me Stnte Governments M direct opposition to President
JdchSp1 dpd his GdHiujstraiiOn Mey harc errJyded
from al gGices, an vho hare committed the high 81, Of
cotmS nth US, md u majority " The nation, for tic
nnIn " our cbOice; and they have stocked every de-
parlment OF their State Government, with those WHO
wait but the word to uniurl the banner OF oppos. ION.
And this IS what they call peaceM And this is
what they call, Vaiting until an characterization has
Deen trief"! And tins is what they call Stirring IN
b1n,St TIE deHoH u prrty spirit from The Land!H
Ana tins Is what they call the decent respect for, and
submission 10 the will of the propie!!!. And this Is
what tlcy call the respect due to TITO n1n of their
choicc"! And this is what they call, juiging a tree
~ is CruAs"!"
What n eoDhd gentleman this Mr.. McMahon
must be! With what grace he complains of o,,.
scriPHon! With what Jutjce does he denonrce
opposition organized at the threshold Of an admins
tration, aud complain Of a prcdctcrminatiun 10 eject
~ . 80 monument u'Ul NUl'f. - N DfSStnlr
to read the itaicised port Of the first parngrapl-to
hear from a thorough paced Jackson man, tho grave
rebul;e Of the opponents Of Gen. jackson for cxclu
ding their antagonists from Office, without feeling
oInazcmont at the extent Of tho party audacity which
ventures on the astonishing crcdulity which swallows
inconsistency end dclusion so gross, Has the author
Of the address forgotten the innunerablc prose, ip.
tons Of President Jackson for opinion sake? Has hc
forgotten how many exemplary and initbful ciiizcns
and republicans, have fallen sacrifices to that hrh
sin in II Republic, Of voting for the man Of hoi,
choicc' Or does he hope to wrcst the argument from
those in whose hands justice has placed il. IN convert
o to the UNFOLDING Of the dynasty, which has been
the first, as VIC trust it viii be tho last, 10 assimilato
the American Republic to The Regency Of Algicr,
Wei moritcd inlced, is the insult conveyed in thC
above extract to tic Intelligence Of the people o
Baltimore, If Il fail to kndlo their resentment.
Ono more extract. and We have done with Mr.
Nc'labon's address; II says:
"Thcy (ihc oppositon) feur 10 let his patriotism
and integrity rhc Presidcntsl have their onward
course, unchecked nv fdohOH.'
II so happens, that the general fears of the opPosI
ion arc OF a very different complexion. They are
n for tho mos. part, afraid lest public opinion sioux
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
MARLME N1HWa7
SAIIED.
PORT on RICHNOND.

SAILED,
Schr. Essex, Capt. Nickerson, for New York. co,I.
Schr. n~igiihyer. TOR Washington, ID. C.1 coal.
tobacco. "'
Schr' Richmond Packet, Knapp, for New York,
ARRIVED,
Sioop Chciub, Burke, from Norfolk.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Cleared. scbrs Dovil
BARCLAY, Mcrrcll, Williamsburg, Va; Toniivy, Thorp,
Arrived, schr Effort, Svccsoy, 4 days from Rich
NORFOLK, oct. AT seaweJIs Pont- sloop
Excel. Boyle, from Richmond. bound 10 Pbilndclphia.
Ihc slips Madison, Cornick, for Usvro, and John
wen" Curtis for Liverpool, have gone 10 sca from
l.dlnplO on Roads,