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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
From tie Cincinnati 0axsf.e.

we copy the subioined from the Farmers Re,o,sf
q Ae'nd Gasette," Of April5O.
APPOINTMENTS b. Gardiner ESQ late rd;,or of,,
Ohio teopies Press This gentleman has al leno,h bs
for ms services the Jackson cause bv tbe a,
nen.o Register OF the Land Office Tiin with salary of
$500 per annuni." - ~ " a'9 "
There Is no man of my acquaintance who has en-
pioyed his time so profitnby us "Jones B. Gardiner.
thsq: In 1924, he proposed to establish CLAW press
IN CINCINNATI. In December, 1925, he was expelled
the Legislature of Ohio, charge of bribing the
the eiectorstof Greene county. In 326. he was cleo
.eo Senator IN the Ohio Legislature. In Feb 1923
he dsnouned the fence, into the Jackson pastures.
ANA, In November of the year he surcaased his
ianors IN the Generals behalf And TO- and behold.
now, IN 1929, he gets office worth 800 dollars
year )! Never was politician well paid for nine
months. labor am glad he is provided for. He has
capacities to perform the duties of his new Office II
ne San only muster prudence enough to bring his ca
paclty into action He has amiable family, and he
mas very openly proclaimed bis necessities. But r.
there nothing like bargain in such an appointment as
thise Bless us! what question WHY it is nothinu
out generous recompense for labours performed.
flow absurd to think of bargain
| PIATr BRUsa, Esq. removed from the Office is ,
wort, worthy and poor mum with large family. But
Gardner-so let the matter rest:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
Fyo1n tIs NIa,.o,br,,,,, ,.,,,.,,

'n'' I-os@oI-hiuch was sud about MIR. Claws
taxing the printing OF the laws, {worth SeOO vesrl
from Isaac Hut, ofNew Hampshire, and irving II TO
decent PRINT. How loud and long was then the c,v
about corrupting the public presss Who has foroot
Ten the 3ree 'oees of bitter debate in Congress- the
lively sympathy manifested for misc reant and nwfi
forbodings of the downfall of liberty by means of bri
berry OF Editors the sentnels who guard her porals
Sir beg you and your readers to call to mind AIN THIS
and then read the following:
DuPF GREEN-Edtor of the II g T.J,o-,nn
printer TO the Senate and House at the rate OF.
S75 600 per annum. 'N %
:, Amos KENDALL, Editor ofthe Kentucky Argus.
Fourtl Auditor salary S. 900 per wear.
ISAAC HILL, Editor of the New Hampshire Pn,>s.
ot-SeeoEd Comptroller, salary $4,000 per wear.
M. M. Moan. Editor of the ~ York Enoui,es
Surveyor OF New York, salary 5000 per year
DApNEY ). Carr, Editor of the BALTIMORE Re-
pubican--Nava Officer of Baltimore salary "a on,
DAVID HENsuAw, Editor and part owner pof the
Boston Observation-Disclosures of the port of Boston
salary $4,000 per annuin, with apatronage of 600
a year.
ANDREW DuNLAp, 1.-THE author of all those fom
ana scu1'T1ouS paragraphs which have appeared II,
the Boston Statesman during the last four years an
IN winch ne has abused all the most yirtuous and
pe men OF enis country. they have been placed to
the credit of Greene, under the editorial head but
were IN Jact written by Dunlap.--He has received
his pay by being appointed u. s. Attorney for Mas
sachusetts--fees of Office 81 600.
NATHANIEL GRERSE, the nominal editor and NH
Usher OF the Statesman-Post Master of Boston
salary $4,000, fees S3,000-total per ennum As 600
b. II. NORTON, late Editor of the Hartford Times
He deserted his post before the day of election came
went to Washington and obtained the appointment
OF Post Master at Hartford, fCon.) The cireum
stances being known to Jackson he revokes h;s
commission and gives it to John NJ Miles. one oftbe
present editors of that paper--salary $1,000, fees
S3,000--total SIS 00O ~
PETER K. WAGHER, Editor of the Louisiana Al
vertser-Naval Officer at N. Orleans, salary So 900
per annum.
ABNER GREENLEAP, late editor of the N. Hamp-
shire Gazette-Post Master at Portsmouth. aalary
1000. 0'a-e'y
WALTER Il. DANPoRTH, Editor Of the RspubIi
can Herald (R. i. )-Coeotcr of Providence, saiarv
$500. ~'''e' 'aeosy
JAMES B. GARDrNER, Editor of the PEOPLES Press
(OMo)-Receiver of Public Monies for Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
MARINE NEWS.
POJt1 or RICH.uO.VU
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig American, Co,,le 10 days from Boston with s,,nd,ies
20 i"cke IL Szer, Gus, Dunlop Rust. Parker
Mack Son Hubbard & Ga'dnet King Richardson Gran
Gordon, Smith, Mills NJ Weaver, Davcnpor,, Allen
& CO. RID sa%xay, pey,on; IF W Cleland aud 0 order
bfs ii>iey Mitchell, from New York. with salt
scr Pelican. Mason, rom Baltimore. with suniries to
LvcHe SizeL os, Dunlop & CO, W NJ Swoopc Winston
. N'ordon' No.'ham Mclrudci 7 Rust, A retIcolas
SsnG A,iodne Robinson, from Nav York. MIA sar and sugar
To ID lmlcrlake, aud O'is, Dunlop g. 60
Schr Chesterfield, beason 81 days from New Yof> with
s@odre:, TO Mills Smith & Gor.on rplei, & Johnson,
nm,%raNe' d. l. James & CO, Davenport, Allen & CO.
Wonhan Mcti1udcr, G & W Merriam, " Pearson, w
CorSion. q Shoemaker
schr Telegraph somcr, from Charleston with salt hen,p
aud moss, I" & G'l!et, aud tenda & Grimm The \
on hS I'm aud 2S! Nov experienced heavy gale OF wind
from OF the Frying pan Shoals and received considerable
Schr Lafayette Cruckc,, from New York will, ballast,
Sehr Defiance Lee, from Providence, with ballast
Sehr Mapsco Gill, from below, with wood to master.
Schr James Fisher, Somers IL days from Acw York. VIVA
sthr olive woolfo,d, f.om c,s Poiur
s'o"p Mary Mathews oS ,: No,'k. with RICE TO VI Myers
SSTs EoI, AID Nd Gen Wilmington and sloop Lady WASH
se cT Rn,~ies s doomb Tor Boston With nair
S'hT ons 80, Hui,snu, for New York, with wheat.
SetT HTa@h 'TeissiSp for Baltimore, coal.
snop Hiram, Bailey. for City Point, Gour
The vessels reported having sailed on SATURDAY. wes
detained until yesiorday.
Liverpool, 27th oet.-The VIM Thompson Max
well, which has arrived here, spoke on the 7h inst in
j
Newcastle with loss Of mas, and all the sails
supplied her with spars sails, and rigging.
Liverpool, 23tl.-The John Wells from Virginia Is
supposed to be of Hob head
NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Arrd schls Eunice & Veal
my, PendletOn, Richmond; James X. IIapey, do, So
hours; Daniel Barily, Virginia. soop Premier, Mills,
Richmond
DEC. 3...CId, schr Enterprise, rlornIi..c, Rich.
mond
Arrived, schrs Meridian, Imgersoil Richmond I days
Cane Robinson do do Hero, Ch.pmnn, do; socTa.
tes lngersol', do Exact, Bush, Virginia; slnop Con
gress, Smith, fm Connecticut, for Richmond.
NORFOLK. Dec 4.--In Hampton Roads. brio
Sun, Flzsnons, of and from Portland, Mel 6
days. Spoke last night, Cape Henry hearing w S.
W. - leagues distant, brig Knott, Crockett. from
Richmond, bound to Boston.
At SclwclPs Point, Schr. Control, Grliur, I
days from Kew York, bound Baltimore, With loss
OF tnremas,, head sails stern boat and part of her
deck load in violent n. Z. gale, on Saturday 30 i
Sailed, Schr. Gourmet, Higgins, Rror edmond
From Hampton Roads, brig Yone,.a, Thomas, 70
Charleston.
At Liverpool, Oct 3Oth, Ship John Wells. Cur
/ It's, from Hampton Roads.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
70 PUFF.

H'HE subscriber cannot boast of selling his thousands
and ten times thousands but from the Whisper
mgs CT Dame Fortune he antcipa es that lac VII
De ale 10 boast of selling in The An Class of Tie
Docs Lottery The capital Arizc Of $4,000, and pro-
badly some Of those Of minor inlporlunco, such as
$4,000, $4,000. $1,000, 5000, 81 coo. &c These
sums though no; enormous, III be found very COR
yemient these piping hard times.
~ This splendid LOTTERY, the scheme Of which,
amounts to nearly SI5Ooo0, be drawn OF Friday
next, the lth instant, at the Eagle Hotel in this
cIiy; Till which time, tickets So, hslveS2y Qua rters
Il, can be had Of i'll. NASH
dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
GLASS WARE.
GordonsYille for Sale.

TEIIE subscriber offers for sale his Tavern at Coz
y louisville. in Orange county, with ESQ acres Of
Land attached 10 it. or to exchange for property IL
The city Of Richmond GordonsVine is situated at
The foot Of The Southwest Mountains 81 miles from
The University Of Virginia 80 from fredericksburg
30 from lIarrsonburg and 20 miles from this place
The stages from Charlottesville 10 Frcdericksburv
pass three lime week, and since the late arranrs.
mcnt of tie mails between Stanton aud Gnvnndo,t
the number Of passengers has greatly increased Tho
mail stage from Richmond TO 1Ilrrisonburg passes
twice week. For terms and farther particulars
apply to the subscriber. JOHN n. GORDON. ?
Richmond oath Sept Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

IT, Mnuagers in respectful compliance with The
will of, the audience expressed on Saturday evening
for u re engagement IF mrs. KNIGHT. are happy
to say that they have made arrangements to that cf
fcct' Tor -Four Nights only During the wreck, sevc
raj new aud popular Operas will be brought forward,
In which Mrs. KNIGHT w.itsustan the prime pal cha
ractcrs, assisted by the whole strength of the Com.
pany.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

" AiiINETOH, December ,.
Congress So many members have taken adyan-
toge of the late fin, weather, To reach the Seat of
Government, that there $ doubt of the atten
dance MA quorum OF both Houses OH Mouduy Il
was estn tied yesterday that not less than one hun.
cred and nifty memburs already IN the city
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

A London paper states that the premium of 5ool
for the bnst steam carriage for railways wa awarded
at Lverponl 20 MIR. Robert Stephenson of Newcas-
tie. Hi machnc, the Bucket has been tried n
gam and drfw the enormous weight OF twenty tons
NJ the rate ot eighteen To twenty miles per hour!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

The number of families in Boston, who have been
ruined by the law of ;hs commonwealth MAKING
each member OF manufacturing corporations liable
'or dH the debts OF the same, is truly appallinp1
Such devastation in time Of peace, has been rarely
witnessed. Mass. Jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

A seSsni has cleared from Boston tor CONSTANT
nopie. with view doubt Of passing through the
Back Sea, aud gathering the iiuits oi'tho opening
harvest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
''ShH selling OF at Prime Cost" and n.

MANI instances much beiow Cost.
TTNE proof that the subscribers been scn. OF their
n large and general assortment of Seasonabe DRY GOODS
NJ "Priue Cost" apparent thar they Noul ne
ocssay 10 insert second advertisement that effect had 10
Hgtrsro afp's been made lead the public believe
te CONTRARY They therefore again respectfully inform their
friends aud customers, that they siH continue 10 sell oR az
frs Cost, and order assist Tire sale remaining
oc they have died thereto. per the Bold Commander ou
New oik variety OF such goods they disposed m the
caIJ part OF their sales Among these m0uy Of tire same
description OF goods that sdred ertreny cheap WIS
fUn's 81 and IL ioUcscy, Gro dc Naples eros des m
da and fa ldstr1gs, superior fytre cgJss, priced
and Spenc Sahsi and many other goods, an Of which
VIII be sold at PrtN Coz aud n many instances the goos
that have been oD hand iU time. will be sold much b00
"Eur Cost" m announcing their intention clos their Dr..
htSS S manner, the subscribers did not expect 10 elicit IN
bcral -Nart from any person, nevertheless such Tcma,s
have on made and the pebble C that they proceed
from interested CO, kHow how estimate their correct
ness. KYLE s. COCHRAN.
DO. gG-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

-Four Negroes who had murdered their driver.
III Kentucky ON he 18th Of August last were cXecu-
ted Mt Grccnupsburg. the Goth ult. agreeablv
20 the sentence Of the Court
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
FRESH GOODS.
ENOCH S. COURTNEY,

Diam Street opposite he old Market,
ID ESPECTFULLN invites the attention of his
AZ friends and the public. to a choice selection al
Groceries which he offers for sale either by wholesale
or retail on as good terms as they bo purchased
elsewhere ~ the city. Much care has been taken 10
the selection OF bis wines aud liquors, which oTe
warranted genuine
M'stcrs ct vessels, wn fnd IL 20 their interest TO
leave 'hc orders for ship stores with him, which v1
he Dot % ow, and sent aboard free cs cy icp-1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

Amount q rTod"se and number n Boats passed dOtoa
Through uir Lotonr Loeks.
DEC. So hhds. tobacco; 1920 bbs. flour; 200
bus. wheat; 10 bus. apples, tons rock tons sand;
i3 bags cotton; cords wood - boats; IL coal boats
2786 bus. coal.
DEc. 4.--34 hhds tobacco; 4j3 bbls flour; 1894
bus. wheat; 81 tons bar iron; 81 tons blooms; 1860
lbs. feathers 1862 lbs hemp; 20 bus. chcsnuts; $50
It's. miss arts; % kegs butter 20 boats tons sand
coal boats; 675 bus. coal; % cord wood
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

MARRIED, on Thursday last, 10y the Rev MIR Kerr.
MIR LLSs BLLNos TO Miss SAnAm PoSTER, both of this city
On Thursday the Sd instant by the Rev Mr. Armstronp
MIR WILLIAM h. ELLIOT OF King William. Ito Nils. SARAH r
second daughter of harwopd Burlington of this CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

IRON ire N0J'tk UerrIi Of Frifidy.
, Snl'M sl 49, . following particulars ara
lroIn Curfituck county, IN CT
Dh . lhdi ~ morning last sIJop Wa seen stran
d,d on Currituck beach. about two IN los ). of the
Wash Woods, which hal run on shore during the
Npieht nortl ca gaze ot tho preceding night aud
10 traces Otauy of hc crew could he seen IT is in.
icrrcd thnt all were oai! She was entirely bilrcd
and tho only mark ut recognition observable was The
name on her stern:"N ALIANr or GaEAr Fec HAIR
nouR.' Anold pocke hook, which was picked I'D
on the beach near the wreck contained bill of la
hng dated Nov }, from which 1t gathered that
tho sloop hud been commanded by John Marre, hat
she had board clr"o of coal laden at Il Richmond
by Jabc2 Parker, to b. delivered 10 Wood e. Virgin;
nj New York Ih" vcss is total loss aud thr on
y nppendages that have been saved are solre pieces
OF rigging, sail very much torn, boat and twou an
Chors, which advertised 10 b. sold by the Com
missioner ofWrccks, on the Ilji inst.
lnthe course Of the day the body OF man which had
luacn washed ashnro, WAS found : miles $. of the
wreck; but 1t afforded clue to the name or
ldenty Of the person.
Our informant states that there were four ether
llatteras, the name or PARTICULARS OF which, he Hid not
learn.
MELANCHOLY DiSASTFR--A scir con-
Inunded by Capt ttadock, sealing voyage from
Cranberry Island, Man". was lost in Nav last with
al her crew, 10 in number. BY this distressing oc-
cnrrence, It : though, one hunlrci children were
made orphans
Mrs. kvrGur had splendid Benefit Oh Saturday
evening So crowded Hou-e hus seldom of late
years been Witnessed in Richmond. Over 95O La
dos grnccd the boxes. and he whole number of the
audience was l,tlt short OF 1JO.-Ancr the Blav
the audience called ont for a re engagement: which
twill be scen by the advertisement Jas been cf;.c-
ted for four nights.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
DRUG S, MEDICINES. SC.

'fNiE subscriber has just received in addition TO his
stock OF Drugs Medicines, &c. &c. the follow
NJ urticlcs, viz
Chloride Of lime for purifying offensive places and
for bleaching
Black oil yaruish for leather
Superior Spanish flu,ant indigo
Train oil, hnsced OIL Lewiss white lead cold leaf
Lorilerd's maccaba snuff, IN bottles and loose
Lepcr's, Mayands and Bells Scotch snufFs
Florida water, cologne water, N bottles of rrca
variety of shapes
Superior French and English soaps, French An
tique oil
Bears oil. oil roses rouge Robinsons patent bar
ley, &c.
Patent greats oatmeal, citrc and oxatic acids
TACK drop
Pearl and 20; ash, scalpcl's, jointed and stiff
Flexible metallic boug.us, gum elastic, nipple
shields, pessaries
Bougics and cathetcrs-For sale by
dec II. e. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
u ~ .Nembers IL "a LeeisLalnre.

To the Members Of tie Legislature.
TE7RULY grateful for the friendly and liberal patron
n age which have heretofore received from the
members Of the Legislature, | beg leave, most re-
specially, to remind them that shall be- as usual
prepared and most happy accommodate from g to
% Of thcm with board, &c. the ensuing Session and
pledge myself to- spare no eXcrtion to render their
accommodations as comfortable possible.
/ um induced to give this notice thus early, from a
suspicion that many of my old customers, ia the
country arc under the impressions that shall not be
able to accommodate them, owing TO the UNUSUAL por-
ton OF business which / have been tavoured with
since The meeting Of the Convention. | therefore
request Of those members disposed 10 patronsc me.
and Of my country friends generally. TO call at the
Om Bel FIST, before they make any arrangements
for board elsewhere.
nov 2O--i8i MAURICE PRIMROSE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
an Friday, the Ith day Of next month, lDccern
~ berl at - O'Clock, by virtue OF decd OF trust
from the late Doctor John Adams, and of record III
Hentco county court office, shall as surviving trus
tee, sell at auction, the premises. and for
cash, two lots OF Land the Church Hi, near 10
and adjoinin- he lots of Mr.. MacNemcra Acting
as trustee, shall of course convey only such title as
Is derived 10 ne under the deed OF trust.
nov COLT CHARLES COPELAND.
Tr,@! SAFE Of Real Property IN Richmond.
sf virtue ola deed of trust, exc cuted 20 us by Bo
~ bert Poore and Ann T. his wife. and Willis
Cowllng, on the Goth day of November, l. aid ut
record IN the Clerk Office of the Hastings Court of
the city OF Richmond recorded therein the day after
It's date, and for the purposes and objects therein
provided, Will be sold To the highest bidder, public
auction. for cash, the premises. on IWesday the
2sth day OF December next, 849, 1T - O'clock, the
following property:-OHc lot OF ground on street
on which Is Il brick tenement. used on the 26th OF
Nov 1924 as The Workshop of said Cowling. IN tbs
rear OF scld CowlIugs property the corner of !
and 18th streets, being ~ feet in front on r stree,
and running back - feet, and bounded BIZ = stree,
the SAID Cowhng on the west and the eald Poore OF
the south and east. Also the lot adjoining the on.
last mentioned, on The east side thereof on which
stands wooden house used as the workshop of SAID
Poore, known as number -, IL plan OF RyrdS ware
house fronting % feet and running back SO feet -
Also. small piece lot of ground living between the
said last mentioAed lot and L street being 2G feet
front on street. as 10 connect and brinr ont the
sad lot number - TO + strect-Also one other lot
or piece of ground on 18th street and running west
to 18th street, % feet front both eth and 18Th
streets adjoining said Poores present residence ant
wing between bis said present residence and jacob
Cohen, and is part ofthe 80 feet of ground on 3tf
/ street purchased by sad Poore of Jordan Fournov
together with all the rights, privileges and appurtc
anccS belonging to the said several pieces OF proper
".
The sale Wi! commence at the hour mentioned, al
the first named house tenement. And should tho
Gay be too unlikely or rainy for sale. il viii take
place the first fair day thereafter, the same hou
and place above provided fof, the Goth December.
As trustees shall of course convey only the til,
vested in US, though we believe the title perfect,
! good.
WIN. b. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

raj Evans, AVID NJ. Geo. Bond Low, three magistrates
that
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

or ut one O'Clock Io-n.orrOao.
'E'HE Official drawing of the Delaware and South
Carolina Lottery. Extra class No Is win no
received at BIGGER'S Prize Office.
$4,000 Capital Prize
Tickets 81; Halves ?; Quarters 1. For sale At
BIGGERS OFFICE.
u Where in n previous class Of this lottery the
Capitals oil $4,000 and $500, were sold and paid at
slght. ~ dec 7
5,ooo-Iickets oniy S.. 100
Tickets and Shares, in the Richmond Dock Lot
tGrs Class No. 4, be drawn at the Eagle Hotel,
FSr ay o'clock.
$4,000 Capital Prize,
Tickets 81; Halves 80, Quarters %, can
DC had IN the usual great variety OF fortunate num-
6ers, ut the Constant Prize selling and PROMPT paw
Lottery and Exchange Office of :
THOMAS 3. BIGGER
dec Corner opposite the Eagle Holel
lDELAWAKE & 5. CAROLINA LOTTERY
NUMBER 10.
The drawing will. be- received ut LAMBERT'S
Office on Tuesday nSxt.
81 No. Lottery--8 Drawn Ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
JUST RECEIHED AZ

STRATTON'S F.4SHION.ABLE-f1J4T .4.ND car
~ U.IR EHOLNF, 10y the kIniiy Davis, Phiade,
PAa and fanvy, from New York, elegant assortment oil
superior BEA YER HATS and great variety Fur Silk
ana Coi fancy CAPS; also LONDON HAYS of she a,rs;
fashion and superior Gualuy. nov I7-ls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07
FOR CHARTER.

I C-Sk&. TIE Bog LUCY Ann, vessel of the FIRST
Z ,SH1M ois carries $40 hss tobacco, 5000 hbls
/ -&sPAs9 EdUT--apry To CHAS. PALMER.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser, June g.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
From the Rochester Telegraph,

The ship Mentor, Capt. Webb arrived at late
hour last night from Liverpool, and brought London
papers of the 9Th of May and Liverpool of the 9th
All the news of any importance, has been brought in
to the following summary =
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Government has fresh trouble of a serious ma
Wre upon its hands. The people of Ireland have no
sooner been brought into state of-temporary shall
we call Tranquility, than the legons of manufac
mrers at home, have become rotous, and all but re-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-12
E,om Tie Rn,timo,e pu,-...

-, . FroFa ne baltimore Pafriot-
Inc tton' VIM. Writ and Major George Wirciics..
ter nave been named as candidates for Congress
TOR this district, baltimore city and county by sono
consent 20 stand G poll
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-12

The question submitted TO this meeting by The meeting Of
Sockhoidcrs IN December last was, Whether the hoard shall
prOeeed 10 wind Up affairs expedtiouslv as due regard
20 on Interest and the situation of debtors win perp,2
The report Of the eopt made the opening Of the present
aud for general ieosnaon il li appear 81 The sgh Re-
sis.sr s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-12

! ',cd nth his deap--o much for BaekiaghdEa"
Mr. Barry. whonpon his first arfiyal,at Washing
ton, was given the credito great moderation and L.
berality on tho subject Of prescriptions seemsto have
Observed the praise little any connected with
the Administration. WITNESS the following new list
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-12

The j. A privateer Federal, Gu: out Of St. Barts,
anu seDtinto Pensacola has been condemned atthat