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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
Mr.. Z. DrEn.

fsr- Post Master oHoJton.--Mr. Norton, who was
so hastily appointed Post Master at Hartford in the
suPposition that he Editor Of the Hartford Mer-
curry, and so summorily dismissed, after reign of
one dqy when that suppositon was found to be untrue
repaired to Washington accompanied by delegation
OF his friends AID made vigorous effort for rcinstate
ment Failing in this, an appeal and history of the
facts was prepared for submission to the public, bnt
recalled as it was going to the press. The last
Telegraph explains the cause of the recall. Duff il
seems Tor the purpose Of slencing Merton and rnoE
ing him Some reparation, gave him hopes Of rettino
u sutton az the Customs at Boston Lest this pros
pect should be jeoparded, Norton revoked the publ
cation of his appeal and has disaUotocd the letter Of
his friend Williams, published below. The whole
affair sheds inefable ridiculc upon this frantic ad-
observation-disclosures appointment before his claims
were examined or weighed, shows the precipitaDcy
ana inconsderstcness with which important appoint
mcnts arc filed. Taking his commission from him.
without any fault on his part, in the face of the
'7'on-,rances cf tho reopc Of Hartford discovers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
LIVINGSTON. AnriJ estb MOO

10 James Pleosunts I'm. C. Rfrey. Nm =, C,,,yso
9nd Lucas p. Thompson, Esg'rs. ~
:, ueptlemen:-You were nominated by a rr-specta
h!e meeting of the recholders and ron-freebodeTs ne
,he county OF Nelson at the house On Soturdav
ast as suitable persons to represent this distric. n
Convention. t'' 40
1t Is our duty asa committee appointed by that NEE
ing for The purpose to requessuch of you as have m,
heretofore published your views to answer the fol-
lowing enquiries through the medium of the public
papers, for the information of the district ''
suffage' is"'
Are You IN favor Of the equalization OF repre-
Are yon in favor ofmolng exeeutiyeu and n,ins.srto,
officers responsible to the people,
gu were nominated under the belief that you are
in favor of the great principles of reform Il Il dtr
ca Important mat you answer the above enquiries as
early az practicable JAS S. PENN 10
CHAS. PBRROW,
LEE w. HARRIS,
JAS. GARLAND
WILSON PETERS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

.1nerican .4rcdipe7ago.-The Wcst-India Islands,
IN 1922, contained, by estimation, 10000 square
miles, a white population ofonly 10000, and col
- belong to Britain, 2to Spain, 9 10 Denmark, 40
he Netherlands, 10 France, TO Sweden, I to
Colombia, is partly independent and partly Spanish,
is partly British and partly independent. The ISL
ands belonging to England contain 1885 square
longing 10 spain contain 58i1O s1unre miles aud
population Of $4,000. Tho islands belonninr TO
Denmark have 100 square miles, and n po8ula-
ton of 38,167. The French islands contain 1895
square miles poprlatou 2IO,G97. Tho islands be-
longing 10 the Netherlands have liz square miles.
population $500
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

Lf'oatc.--An advertiser in the 7'homaston paper
gives the following gentle hint to those indebted TO
hnf: "Loos here!l Pay or be sued William Cole"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
POLITE DIN.

4 POLITE DUN.
.'fa'ce.-lt is probable tho gentlemen, that bcr-
rowed money from at the last session of eur Icr-
siature have lost my address. they have; this will
serve, j?m. III. PotOctI-Warremton, ". G.. March
II. IHoo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
WAsniNG TON, BIay, ID.

" AsnINGToN, bay, I3.
Mr. WILLIAM ELLIOT, for several years an eff
well known for his scientific requirements, was dis
missed OH Monday. lie advertses his furniture,
scientific instruments, cabinet o. minerals, for sale
by auction, on Saturday next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

appointment by the Pyeside8t.-WILL1-AM c.
RWEs, of Virginia, 10 be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipoteutiary of the United States to
France, i'll place of JAMES BRowN ,uf Louisiana.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

.Nashr;lic, April 28.--Gnn. Ho ston, our late Gov
crnor left this place, il the Steamboat Red Rover
on the cath inst His destination is TO the Chero
iiec indlaris, i'll the Arkansas TcrrilOry.-[ Banner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

dandy black entered book store. and with a
very consequential air enqured, ''IIab you fcv,
CURES OF letter paper Of the very best rate for
gnian to write Tub letters on" eyes" was the re-
ply, chow many will yon have?" dispose isaid hej
my stay at the Spring NAV be bout two or tree
week: give me 'nough qnres to write four letter"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

1t Is stated III the Dover Times. that Mr.. John
BOWERS. IA venerable aud consistent republican"
has been Displaced from the custom house at Ports
mouth, 4. II.
William Little, Esq. IS appointed Dcputy-N avail
Officer OF the port OF Boston.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15


Changers Office, Nay 1911, 1893.
NEW YORK CANAL LOTTERY, No. 5.
'ASHE drawing Of this splendid Lottery will be re-
celyed THIS DAY, at the Managers Office.
FH7HOMAs'S BACON.-o4 900 Lbs. Of
- hest Smithfold bacon, cured BY Capt John Tho
nins, Tor sale may 10 JAS. WINSTON.
GUT HERRNGs.-o07 Barrels Of cut
behring's, landing on The Dock, for sale
may . JAS. WINSTON.
SsgeA Dozen bottles Va. crab cider
SSS" IS kegs tongues and sounds
On hoXrs candles
y few barrels Choice mackerc
ALSO,
4 few u the Sop stone furnaces remain on hand.
+! Tor sale by ENOCH S. COURTNEY.
may i5-3t Main st. opposite the Old Market
ETISf--3o9 barrels North Carolina CUT
behring's, 100 barrels do shad; for sale by
NAV IS LEWIS WEBB g. GO.
Received by W. & d. Kyle 4 Co.
Pr Schooner Tttutivy,
4 FURTHER supply of fashionable SUMMER
IA GOODS, consisting in part OF
Bluc, PINK straw saiTnon, yellow and lilac panarinc
Striped do, green barrege, ctrcassone gingffans
Swis muslin, black and blue
Black Italian Iustr.0Gs aud gT,s dc naples
few pieces suchan pougee, uuslm souumbules
BoJbinctt capcs, 81 bobbinetf yeils richly worked
Do gouzc do, Swiss multi insertion
Lnaics' aid misses white cotton hose
cases Boliyars, of misses IF boys Leeho7n hats
hIeriuo cassmere, blaci. lasting
Thin cr0pe siawlS, black silk c,mbIct5
Super. Buff aud white marseillci vestinp,
And an additional assortment IF cotus and cassi
meres, including pcIisse and ba,it cloths.
In daii1 expectation Of tho Ext from New York,
when will be opened,
T,riosc and Brazilian shell tuckcombs
Dc 5ido do plain and turned bad,
S.Iau gt bguon, for Ia les drcsst5
cuperanc sir~'0 -''''od rnoie,s;i.
H"c, black end drnb ca sinners
H.r1o, 1sr.cs. ial many oth~c fasra5'7 s-f.
1i.s- g.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
To Doct. Wsr. jones', Postmaster. "

10 which Doct. Jones did not think nrooer - RI:
Ply from some cause, suppose best known to himself
Having heard afterwards that it had been said that
charges were filed against in the General Post
Ohco Department. addressed the following note ia
the Postmaster General, and received the annexed
reply
Honorable WIN. r BARRY.
Sir; 1t is reported in this city that my removal from
ONCE was occasoned, in part, by charges preferred
against me ny some person, and now on file in the
General Post Office Department.
AS am extremely anxious, particularly now, when
1t Is all have to depend upon to preserve the rood
opinion opinion nave always endeavored to deserve of my
fellow -citzens-may beg the favor of YOU to saw.
whether charges of improper conduct on nv parf
whilst in Office do exist in your Deparmcnt-ond
what their nature and extent ask this of YOU being
fully satisfied you will not refuse me an opportunty
If such be the fact, of meeting any accusation thai
may have been made against me-
WIN sentiments Of sincere respect and esteem,
Your obedient servant,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
EpwAap DY,sn 10 On. IoSrs

I1D'~-N1'D iINI9IS NN. IONEa.
Washington City, 9th .aIay, 1929
SIR: received Your note last night, stating that
my services as Clerk in the City Post Office would
be discontinued from that date
As from, the present nature of tLiugs. the cbar..
ter OF every individual who may be dismissed from,
puolic employment must labor under reproach of some
sort beg the favor of you to state to me- candidy
ana slheerciy' whether my Dismissal has been occa-
stoned by an unwillingness to perform them ~ h.,
the want of fidelity to my employer, or to the public,
w las am unwilling to return amongst my friends,
with suspicion even resting upon my character ,ybicb
is no10 my only dependence
Your obcdient scryuI.t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15
E. DYER,
DR.. JonEs 70 Epy9Anp DYFe.

,, Gig Post Office, Sih .DIov, 1920
SIR fonr services as Clerk In this Office VIII
be discontinued from this date
Your Obedlent servant
:, W. JONES, Postmaster
Mr.. EDWARD DYER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

There exists ct The present moment IN Colombia, Il
man who was 139 years Of age on the f2th Of June
last. At this advanced age lie erovs perfect health
and lahore every day in the field.
In Eussia there died duringthc last year 1901 ind
yiduals, aged 100 to los; iii from s05 to 10: 10I
from 10 to 10; IS from lis 10 100; 81 from 40
to l22; iG from l25 to 1906 i from 100 20 1856; 1
over 1877, and one Of 100
II PJosPero" Col5ooralion.--T The Mercantile I'D
ycrtiser OF Now Orleans, of 22d nit says, that "thc
Revenue Of the Corporation Of this City for 1922.
amounts TO $2l7 29@-ond the expenditures OF The
basis Of 1923, vii! amount TO Sloo525. )oavjrr
balance in thc f-easu-y. ovor@nl aboo3 expenses
II S2G5T!."
Hcaro glad - see tho r;dcu,o ~a... .le Boston
editors cast on The phrases was being" and SIS be-
ing No writer Of good taste wo:d c,r57oy tbcin
Mt. Gr-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

fhe City Council Boston met in convention last
Friday evening week, and agreed to send fifty tive
representatives, to the next general court, the whole
number they are entitled to by the poll list.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

PosT OFFICE DEpAaTMENr
1ih May, 1929.
ON: IN answer to your note Of this morning. I can
say with pleasure, that charge Of any kind has
been preferred against you to this Department.
Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
w. Y. BARRY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

Dtaa'TH 70 L'Derp'ot--lt is stated that the shor
Test Distance from Sandy Hook New York, 70 Liv
crpool, England, is 5000 miles. This distance Ia
sometimes been run by the Packets. in fifteen days
which shows dai!yr.lu Of fraction short Of tw
hundred miles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
'New Members.
TIE CONVENTION LLECTIoNs;

me Elections commenced yesterdsy--and ,s
sh TAKE u as particular avor, Of friends il,
the different Counties il they will furnish ms viii,
the earliest possible returns Of their polls. No
election in Virginia ever more important
aud we trust that mono will be more generally at.
tended or productive Of more excellent selections
OF Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
.sINGULAn CIRCNMSrANCE.

Mr.. Madison is the sole SURVIVING member.
both Of the Convention which formed the Cousfi :
luton NJ The Y. 'Totes, and of the Legislature
which formed the Constitution Of the State;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
CONVENTIONS ELECTION.

HctIyico-John Marshall I73. John 7yic4 III
John " Ciopton 10Y, Philip ~. Nicholas roe
John Robertson 50, VIM. Cbanherisyne 81, Lie
Teton w. farewell 80, Burwel Bsssett IS, An
rev Stevenson %, Robert Sauaders 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05

10 The Governors Communication of hi. Cor
respondenec with Mr.. Brown, our Minister II
France, &c unavoidab,y postponed I'LL our nex
piper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05

cause the Post Master General va, sa,,.isd tina,
Mr.. Norton had deceived him a. to public seinion
rs'stivs 10 bic Chains Car the Office and that Snn-
ther, and not Mr.. Norton, ought 10 be appointed -
The Hartford Times speaks in the highest ie,ms
OF tho -" ability, decfsion and energy Of Judge
The Democratic Rcpubl:-
cans OF Connecticut on this judicious sppontmen:
denies that Mt Norton had ever received his
commissions, though he had been in temporary pos.
SESSION Of TINS Sebee, and declares that no blame
whatever Is to DO attributed to Mr.. Barry"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
To The Editors Of the Enquirer.
NELSON, hpril 10th, ISs.

GgNTLEmEN--Your paper Of the 18th, con-
tanning Commune alton from q" Many Freehold
eFs OF fiuvauns," was received by tbs last Nj sii
IL requests the persons by name, who.haSe been
Nominated 10 represent this District in CoDvep-
uon, among whom l am included, TO " publicly
iuake known their sentiments on the following
points, viz:
u AS tothe extension Of the Right Of Suffrage,
tiop.
=, q. Asto reduction Of the present number Of
we House OF Delegates, with view TO economy
Oh time and money.
.. As to an equal representation throughout the
otate, apportioned according TO white population.
q. AS TO anew organization Of the Executive
oIanch OF the Government, and for dispensing
VIVID The Council 10 part, or 10 the whole.
,,' AS to change in the tenure of office in the
s;s.fy Department, so as 20 increase the respon-
sony o. the Judges, or to facilitate their amotion
IRON ONCE for sufficient csuse.''
p..,y recognize the right Of the Voters Of ills
,Ie', OF any part Of them, TO enquire into the
oa'''heh's OF those, who are offered 10 them for
S'0"e truS's, aud s!iIo's 10 relation 10 myssif |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05

Resoived, Thar, in the estimation of this meet
ing, Mr.. Bates is a gentleman possessing. in an
eminent degree. such talents, virtues and repub-
'lican principles, as entiile him 10 our warmest
recommendation to the district, as suitable per-
son TO represent US in Convention.
Resolved, That we will use all fair and honor
able means TO promote his election.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
sent to the Editors Of the Enquirer s. Wing, and
the Fredericksburg Herald & Arena, for publica-
ton.
ADDISON HALL, CHM.
RoBERrT DUNCAN Se'ry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05

es, confidence in your ability. integrity and love
of country. -
We are requested by the meeting also to say
10 YOU that II your convenience will permit, II l.
very much desired that zach Of the gentlemen
nominated, will visit the RESPECTIVE, counties of the
District. during the month Of May, on the Court
days of each County.
be pleased to address your answer to this Com
mnnicstion through the Richmond Enquirer and
Norflk Beacon
With very high respect, we remain your ob't
serv'ts. CHRTER BRAXTON,
JOHN X. POTTER,
VIM. II. ROY,
THOS. s. DABNEY.
ROBT. ]. POULSON,
THOS. BOSWELL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12
nANL. HIGGINBoTHAM has reeeired hx ,h.

HAM. HlGGINBOTHAM has received by the
- recent arrivals from Liverpool and Bremen his
supply OF fall Goods, and now offers for sale:
Gandry and Sons and Wilson's napt cottons
london and Bristol duffie blankets
Point, rose and Whitney do
Ked, blue, green and white hannels
sup. blue and black cloths
Sup. blue. black, Oxford mixed and drab cashmere
Common drab cloths
Olive fearnought
Angola cashmere
Blue and mixed satinets
Fawn damask shawls
Snk do do
Blue silk bordered do
Pointed worsted do
Ladies black and white silk hose
Do white cotton do
Do black and slate worsted do
Mems Men. white and grey lambs wool do
Black worsted l-2 do
ladies', black silk, kid and habit gloves
Mems dog skin and buck do
cotton and worstcd suspendcrs
White, black and coloured spool cotton
fapes, bobbns and colourcd threads
j, and Cd cotton cambricks
muslns f 0
IA tambod. book muslins
Cd plald striped ginghams
Ladies silk striped batiste and Swiss shade
dresses ''' o"auo
Mems white and coloured cravats
Plain and figured bombazotts
Figured and plain outings
Cotton handkerchiefs
I'd and A brown domestick sbir,nps
81 do do hoa.s
GermaA shirtings
German oznaburgs and tcklenburrs
oct i2-eo3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

Mr. John Lemon has called upoa and requested s IN state
that % Wednesday last, through nadvenence he vent with
child on each behind the chain in front Of cages Of Wild
animals IN the Menagee there being bar AT the end NJ ,e
chain 10 arrest the progress If passing heedessly MANY
persons we're leaning upon the can and pressed Mr. f.
the animals than he would Otherwise have bccn. lie had
scarcely two three steps when the eopardess thrust her
pay through the cage and struck one Of the children his
SON aceatng its neck badly and the child from his arms
H states that no called caution him against going
behind the chain.-Boston Pat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12
LATE APPOINTMENTS.

William Hunter, to be Collector of the port of San
dusky, IN the place of Moors Farwell, removed
alter G. Dunlap, to be Postmaster at Petersburg,
Columbana county, Ohio. IN the place of James Wal
lace, removed.
Isaac Wilson, to be Postmaster at Salem, III the
above county, in the place of John Street, removed.
William Moody, TO be Postmaster at Columbana,
in the above county, in the place of Jesse Allen re-
signed
Albert C. Richardson, to be Postmaster at Wells
ve in the above county, in the place of John Fee
han, resigned.
James Miller, to be Postmaster at Hartford Trum-
bnll county, the place of Edward Brockway resign
ed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12
PeiersLnrg, Oct Q.



noticed IN the Intclgencer Of the 18th ulmo an extract,
rom which might be inferred that the demand for Hogs IN
lexington and other places Of Kentucky would occasion
scarcity here do question the yeacy Of this statement
but permit the TO assure that letter received by
days SINCE advises that person alone our town. ha
bought several lots amounting fewer 900 hogs all
OF which are now, will be- their way this and the
Richmond markets Feeding along the road never was so
cheap and this Circumstance alone will bring down large
droyes-al other statements 10 the contrary Notwithstanding.
FAIR PLAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

The Journal Of HEALTH neat NJ sixteen pares N
each numer rs issued weekly Philadelphia and calculated
to be Of extensive benefit II is conducted Doctors Codcs
ana Be associated with others under the auspices and with
the assistance OF Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia The to
numbers which have received fair specimens Of What
such work should bosensble, practical and various their
contents which are all likely do good They already
received the eonmendaton Of many Of our contemporaries
ICON .Hdp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12
From The Atlantic Sourenir for 1880.
AN APPEAL.
ny p. NJ. wETMoRE.

ny p. NJ. wETMoRE.
"OH eo'n &c taste The mrth ye mar, cu cOnquerOr,
Ye worshippers fglcry.
Who battle the earth in blood,
And launch proud names for an after age
Upon the crimson blood.
Pause in your march of terror
Wo hovers DER your path;
Madness, despair and death awnt
phe conflicts gathering wrath.
Think We throne will prosper,
a nations glory rise,
When your bark Is borne by peoples tears
And waited by their sighs.
Look to the peaceful dwelling
OPthe peasant and his race;
There's JOY around that lowly hearth,
There's rapture on each face.
That brow with snow is whitened,
Those eyes with age are dim
hut his face is bright at the twilight hour,
AS he Joins the evening hymn.
For his children there are smiling:
What blessed sight it is
TO cit in the shade of a pleasant eve
And gaze on a scene like this.
Two manly youths are standing
Beside their fathers chair,
md a maidene face, oil loveliness,
Shines like sunbeam there.
y mothers placid features
Are IN that circle found,
And her bosom warns with thrill Of Joy,
As she fondly looks around.
On through the paths to glory,
Ie mighty conQuerors!
The trunIpet's voice has summoned forth
Your legons 10 the wars!
Rush on through fields of carnage,
And tread to earth the foe!
Where'cr your banner floats above,
Let your sabres flash below!
Aet stay your march TO greatness
Your breath has been fate,
Where is the peaceful cottage now
lis hearth is dcsolatei
Upon that door no longer
The twilight shadows fa!l:
In n shroudIess grave the old man sleeps
Beneath the ruined wall.
We tore away his strong ones
On the battle field they lie;
The mother pihed in her grief away.
And laid her down to die
That form of spraph sweetness
Where the eye enraptured cTzeL,
Is piteous wreck in its lovelness
For the lost ones brain is crazed.
'Twere better she were sleeping
Within the silent tomb
For never more to her phrcnzied rye
The flowers life shall bloom.
And these are 'mong the trophies
That build you up q name
With blood and tears, ye cOnQuerors
fe purchase empty fame.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12
HARMONY HILL SEWLN4RY

HNIlE Subscriber hereby announces, that OH Mon
u day the 9Th instant, he will open the above
institution and continue it until Mrs Turner is able
resume its charge. In this school will be taught
oil the solid and ornamental branches that are ncces
sary to complete female education. II is desirable
that tho pupils mag punctually attend on the day
specified above. Terms and place ms heretofore.
Get 6--co3t J. II, TURNER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

a coHs,qvenes Of The scarcity Of Coat-Thc Harrisburg
lnsgenceT Of the 9th inst the following call.
IN meeting Of the bachelors Of Harrisburg VIM are twrntv.
I'VE and upwards will be held AT Mr. B. Henzeys Satur
day evening next, 10 devise end Of max
themselves comfortable through the coming winter
56er"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

No man should bc 50 much taken MP in the search
OF truth, az thereby to neglect the more necessary
duties OF active life; for after all is DONE il is action
only that gives true value and commentator to
y!rtuc.--Cicc~c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

Port-The Kentucky Reporter of Sept 18TH says: "I is the
general opinion that Pork will be high Hogs are said to be
scarce, and It is supposed that much smaller number than
usual will be sent to the Southern markets There will be
good he market at Louisville Cincinnati and Lexington for
all the farmers have to spare"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

MAJOR Cen Gaines OF the army, and family have arrived in
Baltimore and have taken lodgings the Indian Queen Bea
hoovers) The General s understand on tour of In.
secton of the Southern Posts and yesterday inspected For,
Mciienry and the troops attached 10 that command4msr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

try IN winch youmay count on many and true friends
remain with the highest consider alton,
Your friend, who kisses your hand,
V. GUERRERO.
Mexico, Aug. 14th 1899
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-12

"Iredson. The Washington Correspondent OF
the New York Enquirer says that the attacks
against the Post Master General, Mr.. Barry ssa-
YOURS OF treason" We think this hint savours of
the legal knowledge and the spirit which threatened
tue second section," and made our friend Major
Moan SO uneasy about his ears.-Dem. Press.