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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21
FOURTH OF July CELEBRATION.
AT WELLSBURH IN

yohn Gardner Esq. called to preside:
>, By the President. The day celebrate. Air
Hail Columbia
BY Mr. Campbell TAR. The Memory nj f;,,o
Genrse Washington. Westinghouse March.
BY I. Service. The Memory of Thomas JefF,r.
son. Jefferson and Liberty.
by Mr. Joseph Moore. The Uaro., of ,b d,
voutlon. Yankee DopdIe.
by Dr. James Allison. Gen. LAFAYETTE: The dis
unSn'h'd Champion Of Civil Liberty Laf,yette's
1larch. ''''
.-":,::H May its deliberations be guided by Wisdom
and spirit of equity. God save the RIGHTS NJ man
BY Mr.. John Carrie. The Virginia Bill of Rights:
Alay the Convention never lose sight of the pfInci
pies 1t contains. Old Dominion.
by DIR. John G.. Campbell. The Sickle Sbu,,Io
and S1il, identified interests; To each encouraoo
l"nnt by projection as occasion may require Amer
lea, Commerce, and Freedom.
BY MT. KphraIm Barnes The American Svstc,o.
Ii The theory be good the practical part is betcr-it
k'nns orr ronnv nj home. Rural Felicity
by MIR. James Marks. Domestic Manufactures:
As they flourish 50 doth the country. The Spipn,n,
Wheel T'''''7
:. BY Capt. William Burt. The Executive of the
Initrd States; May Lis course he marked by wis
dom aud prudence. Hail to the Chief
By Mf. Joshua Plattcnbarg. Charles Carroll or
CdfroiltOn: the remaining survivor who SIGNED Tho
Declaration Of Independence. Aud Lang Svno'
BY Mr.. Nathaniel Carrie. The Memory of De
VIZ N"moiE i.e able supporter of Internal Navi
CATION. The Meeting of the Waters.
~ Mr. Joshua Carrie. Commodore Decatur. y
defender Of our rights of 1'ripoG. The Star SpanaeJ
Banner. F7 ~
by MIR. Robert Shcaycr. Tie Memory Of Gen.
VAN: Stony Point.
Bg SIR. Joshua MarsIel. The memory of Gen.
Green. q eng March.
by Mr.. Preston Roberts. The memory If Com.
mOd}rc Perry the hero OF Lake Erie: lie Win over
.7e ~ The recollection Of his countrymcn. Psrrv,s
Victory
BY Mr. Daniel II. EIgintgon Brooke cotton fac
tnJ' 81 says TO tue capitalist, $50 thou aud do
hkcwisc." My ain kind lodry o.
By Dir John Mcndcl. The Wcllsburg white r.,i
class works It's manufactured articles not II ,ri,r
toang inthe United States The ginolinr Of g.asses
BY Mr. William M'Robb. OF a. the ,yi6ds ria,
blaw VIC dearly love the WEST. The Rcel5 Of
Tulygorum.
BY Capt. William Burt Our Revolutionary
Plcst, NJ. John Veno5dal. Pioneers March.
by Mr.. Lewis Han. Nay honor and lond.blo
ambition rise 90 CmiutDcc. aud low aud disbo,, est
p""e S'nk into contempt Insre - ma luck about
tl,c house
by vi. John IIendrv. TIE American Fair
"li"f prentice han sine tried on man
$40 tuc' she made the Lasos o.
- Green grows The Rushcs O.
~ tha t''nP1Hy OR respected host: If his
~ DO equal 20 lis dinner his rcsonrccs viii be
plentiful Roast Beet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21

specihC form, because many of them were not sui-
cientiy advanced in the progress Of adjustment;
and that any individual claiming arrearages due To
hun, and showing the certificate OF the Secretary,
was entitled to receive his money of any navy agent,
and that the navy agent would be reimbursed by the
department. During the whole of the examination
oil MT. Southard nothing came out In shew THAI the
money had been drawn for any private purpose, or
Tor any other pdrposc than the payment vi arrear-
ages Tor which II drawn.
MI Cathenger, who was the warrant clerk M the
Navy Department, deposcd that he had added the
100 dollars Tor arrcaragcs. to the original rcQuis
ton oil Mr. Paudlng, at thr suggestion of DIR. Wat
Kis, who stated that this additional sum, requi
req oy Air. Pau!ding for the purpose named The re-
question: with the additional sam, laid By HIM on
the SecreGrys table, the Secretary not being in HIS
room, and, III an hour or two afterwards, it re-
turned To him by Mr. Hay the chief clerk signed by
the Secretary.
The other testimony TO-DAY that Of Mr.. Paul
ding and alr. Fowler The evidence of Mr. Paul
ding had relation simply To the fact of receiving The
letter OF advice and the draft, and paying it To r.
Allen, out of the l.. States funds which were at that
time in Isis hands Mr.. Fowiers testimony had
ref ence exclusively tn the purchase OF the draft
| OF DIR. Watkins Of which he showed the evidcn ,
M LIS books, stating that hc had doubts whcirs
there was not mistake IN designating the draft a.
single draft because II floating in his rcco C.
ton that the same divided ANA made INFO tw,
drafts, one OF 100, and the other ut $40 dollus.
INC other Witnesses viii he examined to morrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21
ar REDEORD P1

= 8 Morrison, Elsa. uenry Clay. Tho cnglt-
'hch statesman, the profound orator and able dyo-
cate OF 'ertics; may grateful people dy appe
DR.. J. Anderson. Henry Clay: Too Intriguing
a politician for Continental times ne has retired
TO The tune of Jacksons Morning Brush.
Jacob q Neal. Henry Clay: The long tried, hon
est and hlihiul, but injured patriot and statesman;
may happiness and the gratitude OF his coun:rymcn
accompany him in his rctirment
u; K. H. Davis. Henry Clay: He stands like a rock
IN the midst of the ocean, his enemies fear him. vet
al! hands cling to him when the ship is going down.
r D. Murdoch. Henry Clay: The Shafts of cal
unIny have fallen ihck around him, b,I.
----"rum amidst them forth he passd
Long way tiro' hostile scorn, which he sus,an'I
superior, nor Of violence feard aught
And with retorcd scom his back he ttrn'd
''Oh those who his destruction ,oomd.'"
fGtcr Shell Henry Clay: Turns in the Potter
hdnd but tllis to pieces in burning.
y. }. Kline. Henry Clay: Strike but hear me. -
nc bold and patriotic declarations Of a single man
nave contouHded host Of enemies.
j. Rush. Henry Clay The bold and talented
advocate Of the Americans ystcm May lie De cur
next President
Joshua Johnson. Henry Clay: A Statesman
whose character viii be pcrpctuated when infamv
hil'h cover tie memories Of hs dwelling prosecutors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21
At ZA.NESTLLLE- OHIO

Henry Clay: Like gold sevcntimcs tried in the
hre' envy and SANDER may triumph for "a while, hut
steadiast virtue and patriotism must have their re-
ward.
by John c. Stockton. Henry Clay: Beloved and
admired by the unpraJulsc2l patriotic, throughout
the natiop malignant SANDER has never affected him
--dospeTa.e AUCTIONS have never subdued him-witi,
every qualification To recommend hin,-hls country
permanent good las polar star,-tyrants ,cY hate him
10y Jesse Dare Henry Clay; The honest and undo
Fa.ng statesman; the friend Of pensioners He de-
tecs fraud and corruption in Aarshas and Raprosca-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21
TIE .NEW YORK EXTYa.l, NJ. 9,
VIII be drawn on WEDNESDAY,.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
Gr0}td and Gioy7OuS luck at
L. CHUBB = OFFICE.

VENIE flOwng The number, draw In line New YDTE
a Consolidated, No. 0. WIS
9, ,, %, 90, %, 6.
sumter ~ - %, the capital pr ol $3.50, soil
grnticman in this city, to whom the cash has aleav crn
PAL lhls may I've truly called Great Lvcb being bird
capital prize sold by wrhin the month More l
o the Kind may expected at my Office i'm the vermont
lottery 20 the drawing of which will he roNIor-
row at - Iciuck, containing tire following splendid pzcs
Y 1000, l,aOp 1000, I,lOD OBJ besides 20 pzes Of
SI,OOJ and great number Of smaller pr.zes
tickets -, quarters l.
few tickets remain usoi and no doubt number Of the
above iriLes, r. CIIT'RIrS
yulY ~ fiirrys LUckv Offcc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21
ELatsaN,
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY FL, 1929.
TO OUR PATRONS.

VI The Editors of tho Wing have engaged the
services oi one ct the most accomplished S,enogra,
phcrs IN the u States, to report the Debates of the
Virginia Convention. During the session of that
body tho Country Wing VIII be issued three times
week As our readers will wish to hear rapidly from
the Convention and their proceedings will proba
oily occupy much space. 1t has been s,gr ,stcd To
them that many persons who too poor 10 take
newspapers by The year, wouli like To subscribe f,c
the time that Assembly, which is SO deeply pterest
ing 10 all, may sit. 10 accommodate all such. We
shall relax rules, aud take subscribers for the SOS
sion at the rateot the price Of annual subscription
If the Con nnion arc 10 session two months. the
price at the paper for that time will be one dollar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21

were drunk, accompanied NTH appropriate uusrv by
the gentlemen of the Amateur Band who politely
attended on the occasion.
!. The day we celebrate; May we annually hail
1t with Joy, and be mindful of what il cost us
Tunc-IIai Columbia
=. The memory of George Washington, the Sa-
viour OF his Country: His deeds shall live = per-
petual as his name, well his unparalleled fcas
and vast achievements. The Roman heroes and
the Grecan chiefs, the boast of story,these mighty
thunder bolts of war, shall hide their diminished
heads-Yea! even the great Wellington, with coa-
qucred Europe at his nod, shall bow and stoop to
thee. Columbia's greatest Glory.
;. The Patriots and Soldiers who fell in their
Country's Peace to the souls of the heroes
-their deeds were great in arms" Rosln Castle.
!. Charles Carroll The only survivor of the
signcrs oithc Declaration of lndcpendence.-Amer-
leans! behold the evening start Seventy Six
D. Lafayette: The friend of Freedom and cf
Man. Grand March.
6. The surviving ex-Prcsidents of the United
States:
Some noble subjects our toas, shall Grace
When each good ac, of Freedoms friends we trace
WHO guided with firm hand the helm ofSao,
Anu made their country eminenilv great
IL ,a't'otsn hath "A right to claim
Far Virtues humbes,, precious uarie,
iicn their retired stations will I've hlrs,,
For Virtue hath made them her place Off
ana % may Cod still onshen tIrr lif"
Ear fran each scene Of dIscori. and rom srr':.;
| Aud when their earthly days r n an Prd,
| 10 peaceful regions may their souls ascend
Days of Yorc.
Z. The President Of the United States: Nav he
| REMOVE lar from him the vanies and lies which
uaiiy surround huns may he do Justice, love mercy,
ana DANISH from has presence the importunate office
hunter, whose eye is not ON the lock. but ON IN,
fleece. Jackson's March.
o. Tie Cabinet: If Wisdom is at the helm. the
sup VIII mount The waves and make the port in
spite Gtwind and tide Hard alice. boys.
! g. The Constitution: When six times four ina Lr
'wCnty-ieur, may the movers thereof be kicked out
OF Congress-. Beware how you touch.
10 dhe States United, they stanl--divi,ied,
they fall America, Commerce, aud Freedom.
IT, hentnchy Clay: when dug up and let lie COR
sea Oh, will make cNcc.lunt ao,L,r without either
iiine or sand. Hunters OF Kentucky.
-. Oar removed Ministers: Thrir conutrymen
viii receive theiu with open arms, ami sunport tbcn
"n their shoulders Days OF Absence.
10 The American Fair: They are neither God.
deSses nora fifth wheel to a wagon, bit in th,ir
PT'eS they are of more value thgn the gold of Or
! "r the gems of G"lcondl. wife, aud no, wo-
man.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21
VUIUNTEYRs.

By Edlnund Chlm1.is.
The pirates begin fall into conf sion
W. i've 10 see the day that blasts their del>icn
nlV ther WRECKS ~ dark conpiraces long iu, t.
Cheats, brides, Frauds allies 10 hell in c., e., trii-
ny Jacob OF - Th" Pirates: Nay they MI
nIi, ami never rise to liberty again
by Daniel I. Crawford. John Quincy Adams,
late President of the United States Wisdom is ms
Tined OF her children, and Americans know now to
appreciate their worth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21

nc Philadelphia Aurora states that coinage balr Dimes
lhe cent pieces has been commenced te mint Such
com has long hrcn wanted and very great convenience will
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21

!! was 10 'nded To- nave had Dinner m Clayk's
spring On ho Blue Ridge Dcarly opposite the Forrv
hu M rr'n r.oran'"d t 1r'0haioss. a .l1n,lo a.
!lto w1s fired, ono So 'hn nou.- -. ...
10 o,hoi 90 ~ O'Clock, wA.I u.c G..ull- t,...-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21

'f'ii'. VblOc, come.
i'o1T thy tainting soul hath vearn'd
toI the step that he er return'd:
Long thine anxious ear hath lis.cn'd.
IND Thy watchiul eye hath glistcn'd
With the hope, whose parting strif.
Shook The flower leaves from thv life.
now the heavy day is done,
Home awaits thee, wcaried ono.
Come, come, come!
From the quenchlcSs thoughts that burn
In the seal'd hearts lonely urn;
From the coil of mrmorv's chain,
Wound about the throbbing brain:
From the veins of sorrow deep,
winding through the world of slccn;
From the haunted halls and bowers.
lhronS d with ghosts Of happier hours;
Come, come, come,
On our dim and distant shore
Aching love is felt no moro,
We have lOvd with earth's rxccsy--
Pact r. now that WEAKNESS!
Ue have wcpt, that weep not now
calm Is each once throbbng brow
VIZ have known the Dreamer's woes
All is now one bright repose
Come, come, come
Weary heart that long hast bled,
Longuid spirit, dropping head
Restless memory, vain regret,
Plnlng love whose light is set.
Come away Its hush d, it's well,
w here by shadOwy founts we dwell,
All the fever thirst is stird,
All the air with peace is filled,
Tome, come, come
And with her spirit rant III that wild Law.
She pass'd, "a twilight melts to night, away
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21
B.lNK or TJDEIN

HFNK OF FIHGLNL1-,TuiU &, 1929.
TUE President and Directors have declared dividend of
ce per CEN. on the Capital Stock. half wear
IdNaoe on Inc i'ih instant vs.. DANDRlDGE Cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21
THE ANCESTRAL SONG.
4 Wong war dis'orh'd yoor m'ud,

~ tong dis,orh'd your mud,
lirgc your perfect peace is sigued;
lie full tide 'twixt night and day,
VeGstsr.-Duchess of Nla9.
Fhcre ''nrc faint sounds Of weeping; fear and gloom
Aud ~ ight.vigil in stately room
OF Chnt,on's old hnlls--rch odours there
filid the proud chamber with Indian air,
al soil n sht fell. from lamps of silver thrown.
On jewels that with rainbow-lustre slione
over gorgeous couch: there emeralds gleam'd,
Aud deeper crimson from the ruby strcam'd
fhan IN tie heart leaf of the rose is set
ll'dng from sunshine: - Many carkanet
S,arty with diamonds, many burning chain
or the rcd gold, shed forth a radiance vain:
trd SAL ana strange! the o:lopy beneath,
" aose shadowy curtain. round bed of death,
lung dropping solGmnly: --for there one law
pissing from al ca,ths giories fast away
tNnidsi laose qncnny treasurcs:-They had been
E'isi-f h9r Lord from rir-olf Paynim lands
WI Tor hts sake, upon their orient sheen.
SHE had gnZed tondly, and with faint cold hands,
Had pressed To her languid heart once more.
Netting ia child like tears:-But this was DER
Loves last vain ciingnr unto LIFE: and now
\ mist Of dreams was lowering DER her brow
Her eve fix'd, her spirit see,n'd removed
h"nyh not frnin earth from all it knew or loved
az lar a~ay:--iiof hdndnIlIds watchd around,
n awe That lent to 'Nch low, midnight sound
might, mystery; and the quivering light
~ wlnd-sway'd hnps made spectral i'll their sipht
ne t"rms OF buried beauty, sad, yet far
,'lei'n'ng along the walls, with braided mir
long IN the dust grown dim-And She too, saw.
iiut with the spirits eye of raptured awe
l"'se p'cturco slmpes;--a bright but solemn train
jcckonng, they iloacd DER her dreamy brain.
!"tlhd IN OWNER hucs while on her car
<mange v'ices fell which none besides might hear
sweet, yet profoundly mournfu, as the SIGH
VI wihus or harp. strings through a uiduObt Sky
~! .hus, 1t seem'd, in that low, thrilling tone.
IN Ancestral Shadows ca'rd away their own
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21

By way of what may be rthcf ca 10 an o,,5.,-,
tlan fe-rat agreomcni-uO by any person bot'.
The nieI States, in his official ctaracirr ar , Oce ~
minister a. s"ch brt we were informed #, bad Ecc ns'i
aud agreed mat would be "gnod tne'' n o.,
were to r1ce ihe duty on tobacco lom 1000 and 10n an
to re ,mo1e'0ie' rate Of 500 and COO per cent
h'rtYrfc ceiy only, PER w. that certain 0d or
Il vas Gos ba stT s 9s .oo, concerning free iado
VIZ q"''y 81 'o'9cp consumed ,yprid 49, ~ "oteasmg
lad NO. cn 5 5,'sn"e derived Great Britain on ' sgt
HH'f' |" 'n' ant-iauihtes ofhc houo NJ man W
scir fla, m ecne' oo1l A. in fore rn co1n,y;ss
total. alcd 'F1 ''' "o'Hl events IN their own have
even ~ m p 10 we estimated orn If 60 900 ,ousand
U'y 'noit 3OltnoO dollars-but the fyss
aunuaiv '''' risen 70 ihevaluf Of lO0oO,Oo0
bniNh Wc1chant vol g. pace co
i ldcm, vol q. PAGE ~ E'7' ""
ldeH vol 2 page 7G
bTu'h Ncrchanr, vol g. pace Isl
l1rr. vol PINE - '''0 |
lden, page ~
: 'rrt, parf ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21

'A'HE drawing of the neat Lottery, aror
- thy Of notice, will he received At my office TO
MORROW,-the I3ih Class of The Rhode Island
Tickets only 4 dollars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21
a EONGE ". SKINNEi rr.pcrtr,lly info,n,, m,
FRENCH BURR BLOCK.

aFOH sale by the subscriber, $50 EirepcL Burr.
B!"esS selected in Ffnacc by Baltimore inan
,Iiaclurer, and are of superior qwniity. They may
be seen al l.. Ludlam's store at the Dock
J'ly il.-cC6t JACOB VI. WEAVER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29
DOMESTIC.

tgus case OF murder HIS jusi heen tiled Fairfield
0u, ~ the State o South Carolina II g that Of Sbairacb
Jacos oL The murder Of Andrew Feastsr The murder was
'mn as lar blek as tire year 1903; Jacobs
s,e he continued to reside, until is recently discovered
"u otoYst back' lie was accordingly tea aud convicted
hd appealed for a a bui the Aonsal Count cfgi ~
gam IL nne sentence was por1uoced by judy tocneh, ~
V'Iy sienn ana Impressive maunet Tue Jury who ~ -,
''n guilty have recommended him to m.v hit s.y~ ND
'"n 70 The contrary has been Transcribed u tns pen.
,ns cic7cGsnf FaitlIfd. ~ '1|ofu'Re "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

trees. and other light articles as came in his way,
the old gentleman ceased his perambulations about
mc from town, where he was found the next NOR
ming, quietly resting himself On leaving Richmond,
than WINS agreeable, when his majesty, by way of
hint, gave him and his horse such rap. with his
trunk as upset them both, and the horse was SO Sc
verey injured by the blow that he was killed by his
owner, on the spot. After the horse fell, Tippoo
placed his foot OH the ilsle animal as cat would
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

Feafafe HeC'hsT--Iiy letter from friend in War
"'Isng, UiarT county, We learn that Mis-. Donnel-
scat month, and carried IL holnr in triumph She had
pcen aoQht Three quarters of ame from home Where
aef husband was at work. 10 carry him his dinner.
nn nr return through bye road, leading through
ind caught It without much difficulty. Vit,r Won.
deriul presence OF mind, she erasped him nv the noel
10 prevent biting, and mufFed him so that Gs cri",
ofwar. There might have been disagresahI
cseue, bad the cries Of the rsine youngstef roused
Que or two OF his sylvan ancestors. Few women
would hazard such encounter, even were there no
sanger OF re-capture. Tbis IS true old fashioned
leDihIe c0urogei such female ancestors knew
When they stood IN daily expectation ofmeetng bears
estamennls' and hostile Indians Thank heaven IL il
not entirely extinct, though every appearance amopo
'Ino'efn lasnona6lcs speaks much for doubt on thai
point. " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

%. eENyAEVHLT fIND1 Nav 49,
Ehe large Elephant, fIppo Sultan, which ,yas o..
h.Dited IN this place last week, escaped from d.
keepers In the night, unnotced and after reconn,i,
cr1ng the country around, removing such Cnces
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

exception exc to the Indictment Ihs being psosesa-
ted Sates in their federatve character hi. po.;,;
would be- thar there caunot BIO such an OFFENCE ~
ono against the United States under the Common
Laws that there is no criminal Common Law Of thp
United States. w
And then the Court adjourned.
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From pc Na'eif= ,71R.

Big .Wap .Me.-Thc Chorfa,ys ara fond % ,,,,;
larry distinction. Many of them from accidental a.,
cun1sian noes acquire that Of Captain, and whcn in
state OF intoxcation, if one of them be askeJ he
NAME he Will strot up to you with MANY rpstcrIa
uons and IN the most emphatic manner exclaim No
Man ME-CdPtdIn John, or Bob, rs il NAV baT,non
W,efSey gre one Snne-What made yon q Cnptpin
john q rdae amy yondT haitian s,;r" w.
Pgper. re Captain Join big MN me , ,J t o
--hnf In gre nte some. ' 0'' "e"P'
the recent circular OF Amos Kendall n s,,,,..,
publishers OF newspapers, together with his cnmr,n
~ az, 70 ph Sresp, oiiother distinguished actor
NY a. the poor HIpakcn Indians Amos since Go has
~ 'h' treasury considers himselfa man Of vast
O'-ce, and IS very desirous 10 prove biossr
" Jfncr on a magnificent scale as SalmaDund
as wont 70 say ne means ~ economist for the ma
.ion ny hair bits. II will Le well for the uroDle 10
Ike the noor Indian with hi5titc Of Captain the dr.
monds OF the Fourth Auditor prove less than i,ie
vanity. Tho President may mol ind in Amos a hair
THERE'S a g'cat cry at Washington nbou, Pscorp,
With such men as DgG Gre,n and .1Doos K,ndaji
for shcrrc's Jet the people look to their sooL.
We fear the policy Of IIr. Kendall win resnoc,
70 me treasury Is IN character with the rogue who
beng behind his fellow traveller when he dyopned 81;
handkcrchieffrom his pocket, picked il I'D and ~,
turned II tn him with many insinuations OF his bon
esty, intending t. get III bis confidence that no mich,
sLShd inc petter chance To- rob him fsomethn more
valuable betorethcy got to their lourney's end
Wo snbJoin the concluding part Of Mr. Ker,'o,,,
communication 10 Gen. Duff Green. What n nro.
dncton Tor ono oithG dgHjfdries ofthe land II was
only Yesterday that Amos was ono of The most fac
lIors b7hIie'S OF the country, aye and one of tho
most slanderous s. malignant. An oufcost ,vbcn A.
gay tooE hun into bis house, and gave him food and
uihnnt nc became ms yilest encIny because no would
not ger MN SIMILAR Office under Mr.. Adams nd
uniIhls.Lfauor 70 that which be now holds under
iG.,o'ilL 'ack5p; Row for what services 10 the
Hst'oi! does Az Kendall hold his preseDt Office
was u mol gwen 70 him or his pprtisan oxerions in
lSV"or ~ I'm. Jackson, aud for his vic babbIiro
against idr. tiay.-sham" on The conntry that snc.
an lnsLate Should thus be iostercd.
,o,.l IN 10 hhds pTre qusidy, landwg Dol,
may 29-1 ''' 't''"'"
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= IL Nh9hLf.-lJ bids pHne oustv lsndu,, tL- !.
morning from Steamboat Cossptas and ,yin Ir ,i Loo,
II Taken from tho Vbarl-app'y r. C'sG we W % r''
may 29-2' ''''' f't''Eh'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

.NpIapoty " zSdarro.-Vhe French Chamber IF
Deputies has recently been agratcd in no small de-
gree by the proposition TO renew this odious monoD
@iy' Tho chamber positively refused to hear several
easaksrs who mounted tho tribune 10 deliver their
sentiments on this subject. 1t was in vain that the
president appealed to the dignity of the ho,fse--to
ne Politencss ofErenchmen The previous question.
ana nothing but that would be listened TO- II ap-
pears That the government derives from the present
monopoly an annual revenue ofninc millions ofdoan
~. Y. Enqufrc1.