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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

HNRESII GO0Ds----H. NEILsoy has re,
- ccivcd by the Schooner Planter,
Black Italian lu!cstii,g
Coi0urcd and black grus dc naples
Fancy h'!rrr,c, ard gauzc starts und fdiSs
New style bonnet aud b, It ribbons
Book null and Swiss tnnslus
Plain cambria and iaconct 10
Manchester and French caubric ginghanis
Compton and fine calicucs, assorted, With a vi.
ricty Of other seasonabe and desirable goods.
ALSO,
Superior power loom slcetings, manufactured Ly
Mcssrs. Cunningham & Anderson, of this city
which vii! be sold at the msnufaeturGrs' lowest cash
price. may 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

tbs city, for the purchase ofwbcat at something less
prn 81 a5. Looking at the acknowledged scarcity
10 France and England, and tho p0ssibiily of the
Powers In thu West Of Eoropo, engaging in the var
which RACES ia The Eastern parts Of that Continent,
we do Dot think that millers ought tn hesitate in
opening the market at the litter som.
Tho James River andneighborng highland crop,
Il represented a. unusually large and fine, from ON.
cpd OF river to the other So Is the valley CROP In
oil ether parts OF the state is sd to be fully an aver
rso CROP fiiot rather above it. Getting into ark
q sooner than any ohcr growers Of wheat, the yir
gina fsrmers have an advantage which they ough,
70 turn to more prof. by raising rs muci, fDrward
wheat ss possible.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. XLrI.

U w'tn ms hoh.-So uNeh J0r !SaekiaghnNp"
BosroS, Juno l..
No learn from Springfield tina, Daniel Lombard an old re-
rIocen, and we believe worthy citizen, has hecn removed
iosn the Post Oce in that Mir L. has large family Ia
s4Por sod gees Of Office rather Tooy his own
iqhsuaSe, he trusts wh clean hands and homes, heart
lie preferred Mr. Adams for the Prcs'dccyh;s pre-
erred Cen Jacks -
PoHrLASp, (AIaiue) June 10.
Rpbet r. Kendall has been from the Office of Pas,
19s Of Freelut, and Seth Bailey, IT, "rrss HI. atad
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

T,dfor Poamdsfrs--Thc Richmond Enquirer asks viii,
rather moro honesty than discretion, "Oht Editor 20 he
thus haye the power OF avong biz rapcf
n the expense Of his conpetorl Many Editors turned
ou by Gideon Granger tho administration Of Mr. Jcer
TON precisely upon this ground"
This Vs. home thrust tho OF pauzau Editors an.
pobted postnasters under the Administration " the
fdtor ~ Enquirer puts many such this will be
fiailniDs carrying the into AifIca," enough.
Nat lat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

&c. &c. &c.
Ticket $40, Half s. Quarter SO, Eighth %
For sale IN the usual variety Of packages share:
Of packages, tickets and shares at tie established
prizp selling and prompt pay Office OF
THO. h. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
Aterfto1G &WIFN.


THIS DAY.
By DAVENPORT, ALLEN G, co .
SALE AT THE DOCK,
Hay. Ia.
THIS MORNIG at 10 clock, landing from s,,ou
Fiora at the Dock W
30 bundles hay.
june 20 d. A. &, co. Aucfs
a. AUCTION.
I'm MONDAY, ihe 29th inst. ocoek 7rris9y win "a
sold ut auction SS'"' ~
IS bags S, Domingo Coffee
p do Havana do
Is do Rio do
Y hhds New Orleans saga,
do ST CTojx 10
!, l ss'sss s:; isoapsrt.. an. ins..iA re.
boxes loaf Sugar
ss 81 f fHinas ds Gn poei,.so sale
80 hhds Whiskey, part old
% casks French Madeira Wine;
aid ray other articles in aud In lime
LTery article offered will be sold reserve tn. n
ens ana 81 Crox sugar is of good qualify and peremntv
attend. n Tisiprp i,,es1ss W
" Sale BY DAyExrosy, AttrS s; Co. Aucs june d;
WE Subscriber viii sell Public Auction on MONDAY
- the Z9ti OF this present month, his iyeing over
the Sadding shop, all his Household and Kce, Fy;fpr,
OF the usual vaIery which good quality and h.
good order.-Tens at sa!s e a" S'N -
june 19-eois Dawn I.CYcox
The sale will commence 10 O'Clock aud lie conductei
10y DAvySsohr. ALLEN & Go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

4Ppaint'aeut By Che President.
isfao Austin Hays, Esq. Oh Piiadc,piiia, To be
.silsbl at Rio Graude.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13

WANTED Immediately, pair of Carrinpe Hor
w scs. that can be warranted young sound and
gentle. Enquire at Mr.. Thomas Nelson's boarding
mousse. NAV o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
TO RENT.

HAVE received by the last packet Il large sup
Ladies' lasting doubled vomred spring walking shoes
DO do French slippers. very superior
DO III American Ito with and without heels
DO goat skin slippers, the latest fashion. for sum
mcr walking shoes
Gcntlcncn's superior boots. square aud round toes
Do 90 light dress shoes, do do do
Do do goat skin pumps do do do
10 DO calfskin do do do @
Do morning slippers, various colours
Misses cooured and black lasting End morocco slip
pcrs, the greatest variety ever III this city
Boys calf skin bnotccs md shorB, double lined
DO light cali skin and seal skin dress shoes
Chidren's leather shoes and buoicea
10 lasting and morocco bootccs and shoes o;
every color and shape;
Together with other article uf boots bpotee-s
and shoes that be made, and all If them Of their
own manufacture
ALSO.
large assortment Of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day g. Martins backing, and large supply of
paste backing
G6uld's real Japan sponge backing, Mt % cents
per bottle
Patent spring punch plrcns
silk and cotton brgdS
No. 3 black ribbon
And large supply cf gents chnaD nailed nnd pc,,
gcd boots and light pumps, at the stare cor
nor Of Main and iith streets.
mar %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13

IL cannot be denied that many vague and
erroneous notions exist regarding IL. but
That her countenancc possessed in a pre-
eminent degree the something which con-
st'tutes beauty, is sufficiently attested by the
unanimous declaration of all contemporary
writers. II is only, however, by carefully
gathering together hints scattered here and
there, that amy accurate idea can be formed
at the lineanents of Il countenance which
has so long ceased to exist, unless i'm the
fancy Of the enthusiast. Generally speak
ing, Mary's features were more Grccian than
Roman, though without the insipidty that
would have been attached to them had they
beenexactlyregular. Her nose exceeded lit
tic the Grecian proportion in length. Her hair
was very near the color of James VS.. dark
yellow, or auburn, and, like his, clustered i'm
hiNnricnt rinylcts. Her eyes--which some
writer's. mlsled bv the thousand laundering
portraits of her scattered every where, con-
ceive 10 have been grey, or blue, or hazel,
were OF n chestnut color, dark, vet matching
well with her auburn hair. Her brow was
high, open, and prominent. Her lip was
full and expressive, as the lips of the Stuart's
generally were, and she had small dimplc
IN her chin. Her complexion was clear and
very fair, without gtea, deal of color in her
cheeks. Her mother was woman of large
stature, and Mary was also above the com
mon size. Her person was finely proper
toned, and her carriage exceedingly grace
iul and digniiad.--Lye Of .jiary, Quccm Of
Scots, unpublished.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
-6C4
NATIVE TALENT.

he iohowmg communication from the
Petersburg Old Dominion, is unfortunately
n tar statement of the general feeling to-
wards native artists. II is a strange world
we live Ill, where impudcncc alone can pro-
cure the favor of its inhabitants. This is
more especially the case with the followers
OF that art of which MIR. Suliy IS Il member:
any common sign daubcr, whose very touch
is proclamation of the subject, and whose pro-
per station is the null and mortar, can by IL
little genteel assurance prosper. tatten, and
be applauded. But the universal conse-
quence ofgenius is modcsty; and that, by the
opinions OF the world, is universally con
strued into ignorance. Confidence is n Clio
rious virtue, and it is one which should be
carefully taught to all tine descendants of
this generation, for, without it, "gold is but
as dross, and gther but as ware" Heavcnsl
how strange it is that a man should be in
debted to stupid impudence for fortune, and
to such fortune for rank and gentility.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13

was a wrinkle in the coat, sif--lust here, sir
Just under the collar; could not take my
eyes on 1t, sir, perfect eye sore---I would
rather have given twenty guncas than see
IL In such Il state" "Ah," said Sully, "ah--
why So! WHY, sir, every body would ma
tur;tiiy ask, who made that coat" "Well,
and what then :" "Why sir--I made that
coat" "You!" "Yes-Il--I made that very
coat, sir"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

IN cary oDNd, ic1F ~ me D1rgt1,n uHH TURNER'S
BnDks.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS IS grateful To the ladies'
- and gentlemen of Virginia for past iavours and
hopes continuance Of the same; md would thank
tho ladies sending their silk dresses to have them ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
to he dyed and finished Hs well as at any establish
mont III the Union. Canton nr stuff dresses not no
ccsFary, he has suitable machines to finish them, II
sent 10 him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc likewise informed. that 10 scorlrs
and rcnrws IN colour. coats pantaoons, and vests TO-
eetor with al kinds Of apparel and rcqucstcd rcpnirs
them in the ncatcst manner. As usual al kinds nf
piece goods dyed and hot or cold pressed: furniture
siufis clcanscd and redyrd III the neatcst manner.
n. b. Tickets will be issued on leaving tho goods
with him, and requests they will he presented on ap.
Ticatnn for tho same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
NEGROES WANTED.

WISH 10 hire fifty able bodied negro men, Tor the remain
der Of this year, for the Of tire Richmond DOCK Com,
rdny. GEO. BOOKER, Supeft.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
FRESH GOODS.

VT ouoS'nocr has received nv the Richmond Packet.
'"'in assortment Of ine and superinc English and
sinsbams, style caicoes, plain and figured
oase, pam aud Toured null aud book musins, long
a sou "i,ge a., rich barge hhAeIchiets, de coupe
o,i nch hsued g,uze and sros de naples riobands
Will 'lt and lacs- capes, aud pelerincs, pac,. cotton
ose on superior quality bombazne french dlliugs,
nu ouer suitable soods for Crnilcncn's
nmoes' ps"sols, gloves and variety ct other goods,
ut ve! low prices Il. NELSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
TAEATRE.

---''-= selection. 15on. .ne 3. Souvenir. No 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
SHE or LAND.

TSY virtue of deed If nv Robert Doiila, IN
- the subscriber, braTing date the 2Oh Feb 1876 and
dv recorded in the office OF tine county Of Augusta
shall proceed 10 SELL at public auction, before the Wayne
Tavern, IN StauniOn, Saturday, tire 3Oh day Of Nav
lf cash. tire following valuable Zeal Estate described in tho
deed above referred to, fpnwsvo certain tracts or
parcels NJ Land living and being the county Augusta ON
tho Cali Pasture the containing estimatn
l777 the other containing by acres he tho
same less which rad of land partCu
larry described in deed by Lewis A. Pauey and Jane H. his
wife carng date tho 10Th day May 1926 whereby the said
two tracts Of land conveyed the said Ruber Dohai"
april 2g-wI VIM KCNNEY Juu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
TO THE PUBLIC.
1EayIH, 1922

".
'E'flB subscribers, having purchased the Line of
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis
burg VIII, on or before the fret of May next com.
mcnce running the Route rwfcr WEEK.
The Line Will pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to LewisburQ and
the principal Medicinal Springs, TO wit: the White
Sulphur, the Hot the Warm. &c. 10 Stanton.
viii leave Guyandotc, twice a week at 5 ocloci,
a. M.
And on its return, will leave Stanton twice a
week.
From Guyandotte to the Springs there will be no
night travelling.
At Stanton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines running tl,rpo
times week.
The route, from Guyandotte TO Staunton. will b,
performed in five days, aud from Stanton TO Rich
mOnd, or Fredericksburg, in two days and from
Richmond, to the City Of Washington, in o6 hours,
and from Fredericksburg, to the City in eipht bours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their wsv TO tho
North viii hnd this route the pleasantest and ceEn
est Ana those who may wish TO visit the spripes
are informed that exclusive of the Line they can az
OIL times be accommodated, on short notice. win,
good ertTG Coaches TO those Watering places.
ana the pubic arc assured that in attention 10 tho
accommodation and comfort Of the passpn0ers. 90 far
as good Coaches and Teens, and sklfIl and sober
DnVers can afford them the line shall not be inferior
to any other in the State.
PORTER g. DELDEN.
Richmond, Va March 10, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13

.M,rg. queen Of Scots.--A description OF
her person at the time OF her marriage with
Francis, Of Franco, when she was but sixteen
wears OF age:
"During the whole of the nuptlal ccremo-
MES every eye was fixed OH the youthful
Mary; and inspired 10y those feelings which
beauty seldom fails So excite, every heart
offered mp PRAYERS Tor he's iatufc Wc,afe ySi
hanp,ncss. Sic was nov Nc that age when
feminine lovelincss IS perhaps most attrac-
i've. IL is.not to be supposed, indeed, IN
her sixteenth year, her charms mad rpencd
ioln than ful-blown naturit, whicl, they al
teywards attained but tlicy were, on this ac-
roanf. onh the moro fsSSlnat'ng. Soinc
,,a,c con,cchircd ihat Mays beauty has
Lovn ,xtolicd Tax beyont Is rgal .nei''s' AID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
II MILLER WA.NTED-

WISH 10 employ Single MAN. with n snail family
u who capablc of taking charge Of a Manufacturing Mil
Any person dcfrnus of getting businees Miller and can
come well recommended for sobroiy and capabiy win meet
with employment by application TO the subscriber at Walker
on hing Queer county. married NAN with small C,rn
y would be preferred BAYLOR TEMPLE
ap2q coc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
cur NAHS.

WYE have constant supply Of cur MANS on
W consignment, from The best Manufactures in
ihe United States, which will be sold upon the most
favourable terms.
tountry and town Merchants arc invited 20 exam
ing them. DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. Co.
nav 5--qf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
From b stanton Spectator.
MEMORIAL.
l''Se ho"''b'e Contention IF V,yinia, 10 be held
IN Richmond an October. 1920

|4''@e hon''b'e Contention IF V,Yiiia, 10 be held
1" Richmond IN October, 1929.
seeing that The People Of his Common.
F'ah have deemed il necessary 10 ,eform ovr
As}"S Constitution OF Government. TO SIM
) aei c's, and 10 remeve a number of .
VIC" were haughtt 70 press heavily opon
"huntE: the suhscrihers. iphab.
49, AnguSts county, caanot hut conera
=" sei'es.and the public on the selection
M, "'"y Of our highly distinguished citi
na,a he performance ofthese solemn add
ha,, "g duties. Distinguished as yen. have
cb.1.G'. gravity, prudence and wisdom we
.ha N sccoFd 10 You our confidence. in
a.. Foflan' AMI arduous station 10 which Won
I'm, q; and trust that you will emntoy
u,l - soo'n and prudence in that wap which
rhNonbd most TO our common welfare
tri,., nave oeen msny topics nf re- form an
We Gu ana discussed among the peonle -
or,o nor mean to NEEDLE with any Of them
plr,o Apress any opininn on their merits Our
sootb respectfully TO call your attention 10
noun. snnIect, which We regard as Of para
Botb,s "P9r'ancs, and respecting which. II
erl. DC done, We app,ehend that your 9th.
We must prove comparatively nuPatorv
ofra@N your attention 70 the existing slavery
ugs eeFoes in our State, and to some con.ti
ton provision for a system Of emancips
pa, . : objected, indeed, that our proposition
ape "iarm TO our eastern brethren, who
The Nv, 'ho'oers on larger scale than we q
med >, and hat they are even already alsr
innosa me anticipated power of the west :,
ptr,v unlimited taxes on this speciee Of pro
tatr. 10 ms latter objection We answer
qa,s;,a ave wiling 10 see you provide any re
such Guaranty against on undue exercise q
bstthpu|Fr, that thus he fears OF our easter
mo a., may be quieted. Oe wish for moth
"a, ,hs y Unfair To The 'o-mer OF lection "
an a." ''' IN political view, We esteem SLAYER
O,bs, " greater than the sggregats Of all II
nerfe1,ius winch beset rs; and that we "
h,dy ~u''rg to bear our proportion oFtl
aux" o. removing it. We ask farther, Sh
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
MARTINsBURG VA. THURSDAY. JULY % 1900

Not quite so faSt.-We have re
eeIved communication, says the N
4 Commercial, nominating Henr,
Clay, of Kentucky. for the office 81
President OF the Unied Safes, aud
Jos. Story of Massachusetts, for Vice
President TIE communication is con
Guided by the emphatic end signifcsn.
word THE East and HeSto w
are not quite sure that it Is possible
to prevent the election of HARRY
CLAY; for in spite Of all We can do
or say, the people are every where
taking OF him, aud SAYING thousand
hne things in his favor But as we
have promised 10 support the present
administration, # we can ever find a
ny thing to say in lis favor, we must
not commit ourselves too hastily: and
our correspondent most, therefore sx
cnse Us Tor not publishing his nomina
ton Perhaps he had best cone up
and SIT on The fence with US a connie
OF years or so.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
TIT GAZ 5TrG.


We sh.l. await : TINE, 20 see what III. Pos;
kl1st Gsnerai Barry, inteads long with AVS
| end 4 u lonsoOro' Siarylsnd. 10 ses VIE
he y u have hsnnts, eaoaIh 10 Remove
n. u Mt. We snog dat trus.-Vor hy msn
! Ne been r:Ho ii oy nim. a, tae nod of the
| -. tr mere opinon's sske Men who
s'el their oti3s wIJb diligence, prompt.
a., y capaolIty, an against whom no lault
4 be found. Ia the mean TINS. We reite.
oh. we tina, he Post. laser at B,ons.
., 'qpyia, I'd, IS utterly Ied ersrey u9guaa6ed
~ n, Odic >--shd ihat ia cnRhasnc- can
o,,rad, a him rs Post-Master. This we
prepared to pro|e'
ngrroRm ~, iswtN Measure We make the
HAS,, NJ stateme,.t Of ''Retorm "A farmer
las county (bekks'ey,} the present year,
4, cot down hi> i,arvest, csksIsi'Dg of about
| acres OF Wheat ano Rye part OF which
very good, the alsnce tsIersble-tse meT
oke went ronad-perieot good WI prevail
-aot ~ angry word or profAne oath essapea
Fps Of any uf he hands-no tInkeRing or un
4 ssary time lost they Cut and put up them
a.'y dozen to the cradle per day. (Which by
Sge IS good work. and besr To rsla,e. not
FNV toHebCy EVlo nSSl ga tffS nITpeSt XEf1.
eians tainier states, that heretolorc, 1t
Gfron half to barrel OF whlske5 10 cut
aVest yearly shsyesr at the comns nee.
. OF harvest, thought he would try the
~ Dant, he called hs hands together, aud
rs>d TO them 10 do without wniskey; THIS
al readily asseated 10, with tbe exec ption
so--ihese two soon became ashamed OF
q course, and willingly yielded 20 the
aure. At the close Ut harvest, the farmer
ethe9 So much extra. besides dividing the
ne OF barrel Of whlsEey among tue hands.
M EdHpr:--No' beng politician. know
|thHle aoous the meaning OF the modern use
/ 'de Of the word "ketorm,' but f1a hat i,
''4eep'lb'e ut beng tw.s ed into a detintioa
me'e ITO PUNISH gour enemies and te4OaTd yeur
lga
SJt beng one Of the initiated, cannot at
p 20 &C. upon he no5ern definition OF ISIS
% Old word. would however respectfully
pure o. yon, (knowIng you 10 belong to he
s'h3oi,) whether some evils existing IN our
'Ws saonId not DC reformed, or, IS johnson
Bsnt say, made better. Let me ask your at
sA"oa 20 one Of m4ny--she poverty, dis rsss
Nd s"heriag % tbs greater part of that class
J. soe's'y called Senistress. Why do his class
a'uzeas suffer- For want of employment
V"I are they no, empIoyedl Net because men
% LOT wesr linens, &c.-moiern reform has
'i reached ghat Improvement yet What then?
'sE these eluzens, aud they ans ye,, that the
~ *7sbH1g fmi'caiied) Benevolent Society, that
n1Na practice Of paraalng the streets, week
i'er week, and gong from house to house
hSag'ng all The sewing to be found, at io4uer
DE, than is CUSTOMARY, for The purpose OF
ai'''s fund tor a foreign object. IT this fact
&c Pue' II IS wrttched commentary upon
he principles Of our creed Il IS taking the
'read out OF the mouth OF The poor widow and
leF helpless orphans, whose ony dependence
lot substance tor herself and children. is the
needle. 1t ought to be disconntenanced-lt
ought to be fIowned down by 6ene7oient ON
IIAuhiY. D0nOrHY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23


CFrom the Annapolis fMd) Republican
General Jackson will reward his friends and
punsh his enemies. Dn9 Green.
annapolis Posfriastsr. - We UNDER
stand that the present Psstmaster Mr.
Gratton Siunroe, than whom there was
not better officer in the same grade in
tue United states, and who is uniyer.
sally esteemed and respected. against
wnem not shadow of complaint has
ever been made. except being found
guilty OF conesivIDg another man better
qualified fer the Presidency than Gen.
jackson, has been remored. The &C.
oasion was embraced TO reward another
Editor, Mr, J. Green. of the MARYLAND
Oazette, who has received the appoint.
meut. The long, unwearied toll OF the
Gazetts IN the service Of the Federal
partyis not forgotten.
Floods OF Executive patronage have
been sbowered upon Editors of papers
devoted to the cause of General Jack
son, by way of evideneing the regard
OF has party for an independent aud IN
trammelied press. Green seems also
to be great favorite at Court yhetb-
er owing to Duti's influence we cannot
say; but certain il is, that four differ.
ent Editors OF tina, single name have
already been REWARDED General
jackson has been President four months
and ten days. "If such be found in
toe Green tree, wha. may we no, look
for ia the dry?"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

WHEELING. Jury II,
The Steam boat kanauha, after her
late disaster, having one boiler uninjue-
ed, proceeded to Cincinnati. where Sc
arrived on the Sd instant There ha
been no more deaths since the first -
port. Captain Rodgers. and the other
persons who we're scaided, are ia far
way to recover.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

The Baltimore Chronicle truly re
marks, that "ihe lovers of republican
simplicity cannot fail to observe the
difference between the plain unausten
tatious manner in which the late Pre-
sideni travelled, and the aristecra,ic
show and parade that has distinguish
ed General Jackssn's late movr-nent.
in search OF popularity, to Norfolk
and It's vlcialty Mr.. Adems moved
as private citizen, and alone. where.
as General Jackson goes as an Empe-
tor, OF Dictator, with large and
magnificent suite at bis heels. Ifthese
shows OF mock royalty do not alarm
the republican virtues of the country.
we know not what will. II was, we
should fecollect, by such pageants
that the Republics Of the old world
were rendered easy preys to the am
bilious and the designing, and, there.
fore, those who are friendly to the
preservation OF ours should beware ,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

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