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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

VIRGINIA: At rules holden IN the CLERKS Office Of 49,
county, ON the Sd day Of November 1928: Elizabeth l.
Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs against Mov Flznhc5 and
~ Jo Ludlow, infants Of Richard Ludlow dec James
M Hd' assigned guardian ad iem, to defend the said IN
fanlS and Richard Ludlow, dcfendants-Ix CH,N,yRy
Inc defendant Richard Ludlow having entered his an
ace and gwen security according the Of assembly
and the rules ofths court and il appc'rinu Inv sa,c,o 90
oence ha he Is not mhabiilui of state therefore on
we m't0n o. the Panufst ordered, the said defendant
hcnard Ludlow, do appear before the justices Of the contv
court OF Es OF the third Monday in january next and an
WcT e o and that copy Of this order forthwith inserted
some newspaper OF extensive circulation, published IN this
communicating for two months successfully aud that another
copy DC posed at the front door o tire house Of this COUNTY
copy TeStc, ZACH. 4. CRITTENDEN ID. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

.NEW GOODS
ENLEGANT cared tortoise tuck and sde-con,bs
~ Do plain do of all sizes o'-'''
New style calicoes, and printed cambrics
jet ana 6iue-back Marcelllnc, gros de naples.
aud Italian lrstrngs F'o7'
Black. blue, and mkt broad cloths
Cassimers, sattinetts blankets. and = ,orio,r or
other seasonabe goods, which are offered at reduced
prices. for cash, by HALL NEJTS0W
Dec -'-AA-''N"-''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
REMEMBER ME.

THNHE Remember Me, religious and literary mis-
n ce!lany, intended as Il Christmas aud now
years present I r 1920, with handsome engraving
pnd neatly put up in wutered silk for sale by
Jnn " IL. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
- RIM HEn-

FE'NKEN out IF my house on Saturday last, PATENT
LEJER GOLD U.1TCII, in n double back, engine
Tuned case with common dial 70 RosScl, Liverpool, No
$40 will give The above reward any pcr-on who will
deliver the watch 10 in good condition.
Dec. Its TIL. NINSSIE
W EhEtF SCiiOOb.-Nlv School will De continued tho
ensuing year The ~ instruction will embrace the
'IccN I'D latin Languages Mathematics Arithmetic, GcoI
,PN WIN inc use OF Maps and Globes, English Grammar,
rmt,h composition, SC THO school will commence on Tho
@ "I :" 'o 'B4 and terminate the 9Th OF Dec. follow
18th DIV Of Juno wy 7 " WV
The charge for board ii,ion washing LODGING and fuel will
W. ~ " payable one hall the 1T dnv II June 1929 aud the
oincr hali ON the Isl dav Of Dec following.
Inc dcplnc o the school will he paro and ~ u,ucl,
ca' ana Blindness VIII bn extended to boys confdcd 10 my
instruction as ~ my children No boy than ~ year. old
will he Admitted INFO the school, unless he shall he ersonsIl
En'wn To- me- ir orderly, exemplary department Nv resi-
dcncc T. rco from the hans ~ vice and immortality, and
miles from Richmond, and the like distance from FrcdcricE-
mug Tho stay" roW Fredericksburg Cauersvlc passes y
my resdcucc and that from Richmond HardsonhuTr nh
short dhncc NJ Letters nc, should he directed to
"Iorhlcrs = Roads Louisa" WM NELSON, ".
iauj ,v9t r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
MIODERTs EANGUAGH

Itr suusciiIrI respectfully niOnn The public and lc ncr
go ucrs oI Use Legislature particularly that ne will OMEN on
fueSi ~ OF ecembe at his apa cr Hens i,rrv
once Class for Modern Langages-compsng the French
SPANISH ianai and Portuguese. The DAYS attendance will
DC on tuesday, Thursday ani Saturday ofcach week until the
irst oi Harch Gext Several Gentlemen have already civer
then names those disposed TO ion them WI, nc,.e 10 80
immediate application ~
W few more advanced pupils be received i'm the FIRST
renci 'las which reCiteS Monday Nens,I Law and sri
uay OF each werk, from TIL O'Clock IN evening" am, alo
two more pupils ~ the Book keeping Class which attends on
the same evenings, from til 9 O'Clock
dec colin STEPHEN BERNA ARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
FOR S.iLE.

FOR S.iLE.
- 1. CroiN, PORTO Rico aud Ne,y Ole,,s e,,,,-,
~ Ro, Podo REQ, Cuba and Li.e,,a co,tae
LOAF sGSaE, Chocolate, race and ground ginrer
Pnt GcT.nan luGb-fs, Ciennan >lerI
n1nijohns, liquor cases, mustard
NuImess indigo soap and candles
" hiie lead IN kegs, bunch raisins
Gunpowdef, imperial and youu. iyson teas
ItaAalfs nails, jdl sizes
loule's patent shot, all sizes
Nloasses, sweet Malaga and ulliey vines
Holland and country gin
Jamaica, Antigua and northern r,nI
Hodges Goshen cheese, soai leather
Sperm candles, &C. &C.
dec 3u-3t OtTS DI-NI 90 = m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
CHEAP BOOKSTORE

CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
ii. NASH has received, by recent arrivals
- very considerable additional supplies 10 his
former extensive stock of Books and Stationary. All
Of which will he sold low, for cash. nov %
Nopci by Lady Of tIrgi,ia.
lust published and for sale by the subscriber for
the exclusive benefit Of the distressed family of
the Authorcss, MORTON, Tule of Tho Revolution
Price dollar J. II. NASH
dc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
ANOTHER ASSORTMENT or
CHOICE FRUIT TREES

& RAfTED Fruit Trees from the Nursery nj
- VIM. Prince, assorted below, IN bundles o.
20 trees. viz:
l Knights Heart Cherry,
Peterborough Nectarinc,
White Rereripe,
| President, Peache.
Gaande,
White Heart Cherry
| Fnyouritc Cling,
White Winter Cling
Mile, ) Mgnon,
Late Admirable. IeachC''
Morris Rod Roreripc,
Lemon Cling,
Hardsheli Almond,
Old Ncwington Cling stone
In store, and for sale by
dec CTS JAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
LINE, LUMBER. &c.

l2Ee tasks lime
- 5000 feet White Pine Boards land;nc, from
brig Samuel d John IL the Dock, and will ;. sold
low. Apply to c. g. IL, WERiTM I''0
tPho hire on ha,h
SO Bbls Dunlops beer
20 bundles northern hav
10 bbls New Ark cidcri
100 cords oak wood
For sale OH accommodating terms.
dec 2Q--SL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
MORE GOOD LUCK,
.1t ue old established Office Of
PREMTIS CHURE,

outttSSOT 70 >. q ". .IIen 4 Go.
~ q. 10, q, %, prize of One Thousand Dollars
IL came to this City on Saturday. The fortunate
owner is invited to call at the lucky office and re-
ceivc the CASH for the same The subscriber has
great variety of numbers in all he authorised Lotto
ries, for sale He also will purchase all kinds of I'M
current Bank notes Drafts can be obtained on
Washington City, Baltimore, Phiadelphja .NSto Yorh
Boston, and all other principal Cities IN the IT, States
ut p. CHUBBS OFFICE.
ian SIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

Berry's Premium Fire Brick.
~ IL nave just received further supply of the
" above superior article, which have been moved
40 DC equal 10 the English Stourbridge Brck-Thc
principal Foundries in the United States ,r 49, I
KING Use OF these brick in preference to the Englj.b
CUSHNAN & ANDREW.
aec Is .4geats for The .LtnJacttpers.
OSI kECEIVED-SyI waterproof potent
- 1uoocas,ns, for ladies' and gentlcInen-Also cen
rubber lining between the soals for 81. Toga,bar
with every description of ladies' gentlemens. misses
boys and clrdrens Boots Bootees aud Shoes AZ very
by GRANNISS. SON 4, Rp oirfIEnS' '''
dec Cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

NOTICE.
kllE subscriber having taken his brother James c.
CIlnc INTO partnership with him, the business
heretofore carried on by himself will be continued of
the stand at present occupied By him, in the name of
W. & ]. &. Crime.
WILLIAM CRANE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

Ma ~ committed, rs runaway 90 the Jail Of Roc brd.c
w on the ION day o. Sent past, mulat,o bow who siys
ms name Is NICHOLAS WEIR, and that he frr born bat
bound until he o"gc, Mr. Nloughby county ~
Nelson SAID hoy Is about rs ~ years age about feet
or lo inches high Of lght complexion. his clothing So bad
that they cannot h dccrhcd he has marks that can OH.
servo Tho owner 81 mv, is required apply for him. or he
will he dealt with asrccahly 90 law.
CORNELIUS DORMAN. Jailor.
Lexington Rorklri'gf county. Nov. Atli 1923 8I-Imc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

pRINCE ON EOETTCULTIRE.-A few couics
- this valuable treatise, Tor sale by
der
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

ETREDEkICk 4. MAYO, BOOK-BINDER four
doors bcor The BI IGCerH, respectfully informs the public
mat he Still Carries on Book binding all branches and
hopes 10y ms experience workman obtain "A portion OF
patronage Blank Books executed ORDER and Printed Books
Oou to any pattern He auers himself that he has no cause
VI uEs Iohs statement OF the manner and style in which
orders he may receive shall be done or executed as time and 4
generous public no doubt has long before this Inspected and
PIe MS WoNanSip m that line of business at all events
ne shall at al times be glad (or further Improvement 10 com
pare The execution Of any work with IN the same line of
business IN the city of Richmond or elsewhere orr lit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
TO BE DRAW.N.
THIS DAY!
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

81, AZ, ID, 5, 33, 81, %,
Were the drawn numbers in the Delaware and
South Carolina Lottery. Class No. 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
HERRLNIfS.

sHHs Bbs. Potomac cut behring's no. /, part in
jams by CUSHMAN X ANDREW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

Ihc subscribers offer for sale, general assortment
OF leather OF all kinds for shoe makers carriage ma
kers, saddle and harness makers shoe thread and soe
trimmings shoe-makers aud curriers' tools &C. sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
@AIS Day,
MANAGERS oEsrCE.

ISHAL SN AHP LOTTERY, NO. 10,
To be draion at Richmond, l2h Feb,unyy. 1000
" 1880 Tickets only. IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

600 Spanish hides
$50 Richmond slaughter hides
Tanners oil w & I 6 rpANE
Jan 1-w6tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
$500 REWARD.

subscribed this reward will be produced on application
to the publishers the Daily Wing, or the Richmond
Compiler. Dec 20
quarterly cotrt held Tor Cumberland county the 9th
"a day Of Octobsr 82s John VI an,s ptC n;atst War
ner w frcc' Jno T. PRICE, VIM II. Price, aud Anna Price
dts is CuA>cfrY
The defendant Warner w. Price not ha,iu. entered ms an
pcaancc and gwen security according The assembly
a ue rules OF Tins court and 1t appearing hv satisfactory
evidence Tint he is au inhah,art OF his country ri
maj the SAID defendant do appear here tire fourth MONDAY
~ JANUARY heA aud answer the plaintiffs hill aud that COPY
OF ini5 order be forthwith inserted sarcr MI,
hsed IN Oh" city Of Richmond Tor months sccessiyey and
posted NJ '1c front door o' the courthouse of this country
10 conv IcsC TSCHAR MOODSON r. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
LHERE4 COFFEE.

600 Lbs. Liberia Coffee shipped by Lott Carey
~ Tor sale by OTIS, DUNLOP & co. =
dec II -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
~ ANDoLpHs REPoRTs. vol. sih. Of l c.

ID ANDoLPHS REPORTS. Vol. 6tb. of Case
~ argued and determined IN the Court OF Appeals
9fVrginia, just pubshcd
Complete sets Of Virginia Reporters
Journals OF the COnycntions Of 1856 and 1874
Journals of The Senate and House of Deleoaics ,
Virginia from 1916 10 700, inclusive
Jennings Statutes at Large, ani
The New Maps uf Virginia
All appropriated to increase the pu5t, + i,,..v of
the State, may be had of the subscriber M tbe Cant
tol, IN the city Of Richmond upun the lowest terms
WIN. H. RICHARDSON GIN Council
OCT CIT c ard Lihraf an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

10 We .hem6crS ~ Tie LcClSlGiUIC.
VHNRULY grateful for tho friendly aud liberal ratrop
u age which have Lcic .oiOro received from the
nemhors Of the Legislature 7 bep have most re
specially, 20 remind hcth that I shall be- a. II, an,
prepared and sOsi happy To- accommodate from, 10 tn
p OF them with board, &c. the ensuing Session AMI
pledge myself to spare cxcrton o. render tl,rr
accommodations as comfortable NJ possil H..
am induced TO give tins notice thus carly from,
suspicion that manv % my old customers. in IN,
country arc under the IMPRESSION, that nr NOT ~,
able to accommodate thciu. owing Nv the unusual mr.,
ton ot busn"sa which have been lavoured Win
since the meeting Of the Convention / thereG,-e
r'4u's' OF those mcirbcrs disposed 10 patrcni.c me-
OH Boz first, before they In7kc a1v a,,an,,,,
for board elsewhere.
n,ve0~-Ir, MAURICE pRINfEf tS't,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

TER -SvBscRirtios TO the DAiLy RicHsoxp VIM S6
year, aud for shorter period at the So year. pay
able ia advance. IS ~. - -
ADvrsrtsrSsFos ole square Of 10 lines less one Ia,
sron 10 ccnts two insertions 81; ree insertions 81 liz aud
succeeding inScTtinu 33l
Thrice a~eek nfst week 81 2j every succeeding 81
Twicen week. insertion Is ceus every Ia
scrion 80 cents - - - ~ .
oaoo week, fist insertion Is cents every succeeding IN
ss-rion 81 ..'. 0' . =
AL Advertisements also inserted in the CoSsrIruroNl
NBi1.
lFanS'ent advertisers must pay In advance
Ire number Of Insertions tire Ms they
All he Inserted until ordered to be stopped aud charged
eorimgy.
ANNUAL Advertisers charged so do,rs for squares
hu IA that proportion for advertisements of engih
eScep utonecrs aud Lottery dealers charged
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

tore they undertake To set value on their own sun
posed superior worth and merits.
Ihc family of tho Wiltons form another admirable
picture OF human character but entirely without an
original III that particular position. Albert Montea
gle rs most inimtable picture of most consummate
aud accomplished villain. But these all, like the
Dashwoods, are nothing than the justifable and
admitted licences OF poetic fiction and fancy,
ny TO diversity and make out the characters required
to form and fill out the whole scheme.
James, the black patriot, is real character still
living, though wrong located and but for that might
perhaps, as he certainly ought to be- hunted ont,
identified, and well provided for by liberal and am
pie pension The writer ofths the extraordina-
ry interview between james and Lafayette at York.
in 1924, correctly described in Edge Hill" For
the above then, such real history ought to be
made as accurate as possible to render justice where
due, as shall presently show in several much more
important characters and particulars.
Having admitted these points in favor ofnur Young au-
thor, come next TO Of the material historical
parts OF his labors. Here again, shall concede much
to fancyS fiction. Butthen Lei it be well remember
ed, have before said that, poetry, fancy and c
ton make deep and lasting impressions particularly
on the minds of the youthful and rising generations
so ought sucl writer's to be particularly careful not
to make false impressions-pot 20 give the entire
merits or dement's due to one, to another to whom
they do not belong. This is of the great errors
of history, both tanciul and Substantial but it more
frequently occurs and much naturally belongs
to the former. 1t is in fine, nevertheless positive
robbery OF the individual or transaction thus missa
ted and an ujustablc, if not wilful imposition on
all others generally who receive and give crcdence to
such misstatemcnts.
! Aud again, before enter on this part OF the cr-
hquc, beg the author and his greatest admirers to
understand, that am by no means among the least of
those admirers OF his line aud promising genius
! pride myself in the prospect OF such promising ma
tive genius. As has been Justly said by one OF his
admirers, any may point out defects and condemn,
but few initiate much less equal this literary en-
terprize Thercforc. say for one, go on young and
bold advrnturer though your errors may easily be
seen and pointed out; by which hope and have no
doubt You are not too self wise open to attery
you will profit, should succeed in this part of NV
Undertaking.
TO BE coNcLUpED)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

Gil, as Il now exits, is too numerous anu expensve.
With proper regard for the convenience aud quiet of
society,", i, is deeply important that the purifying
ton OF elections be brought to bear all public
Under its wholesome Influences as long as the people
continue true to themselves must be safe. If cleo
ted hope to meet In convention, wise and pat
rotic, who will bring from every quarter of the state
knowledge OF the wants, interests, and wishes OF
the people, and determination to act for the pub
lie good. That the deliberations of this body may
secure and perpetuate the union, happiness and glory
of the Old Dominion is the foremost wish Of
Your fellow citizen GEO. BOOKER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
From The Democratic Press.
u
LOOK TO THE APPOINTMENTS.
10 n III

"tage 81 he T'se by It's Fjrufsn
Is the Dir. Dayton--the son of Jonathan Dovtoo
Esq. OF Burr Memory--who has been appointed o
Post Master IN New Jersey, TO the exclusion of
Man OF the Revelations is he, this Mr.. Dayton, the
same son OF Mr. Jonathan Dayton who was an aid.dc-
camp of AARON BURR What are the neonle IN
think OF this appointment aud of the appointment Of
ylr S'oart1oout to the best Office in the Unions
What can they think-wiat ought they 10 think
TO WIZ CONCLUSION should they comein reference 70
the Chief Magistrate who makes such appo,ntmenss5
Can they acquit him of all conBexion with the Trea-
sonable projects which in 1907 secured the active
lnterpoHtlon of Thomas Jefferson, and shook the
Union to ITS centre? Who in 1907 ever expected to
live to see tse appointment to Office of those who nj
that time, were arranged as Traitors?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
From, the NJ Y. Con. .qdr or 1.;,,.,,

From the ~. Y. Cont. .4dv. of Fyidau
The Hartford Post OJEce.-Olvcr Ellsworth VII
llains, Esq who was depued by the people of Hart
ford, to accompany Mr.. Norton to Washington, and
procure arehearing of his case, and if possible his
restoration to the office from which he yas rennoved
after serving single day only, returned from the ca
pital yesterday, with Mr. Norton. When thew wen.
on to Washington they took letter from our parti
nlary influential friend Of the Evening Post and of
course, the application unsuccessful The plain
facts in the case, are these-When the embawv
reached Washington, Mr.. Norton was treated with
distant GOODNESS, and his application rejected With
the aid of his COUNSEL he then prepared an appeal to
the public, and yindication of himself from the in
situations made against him, and demanded its publi-
cation in DIR. General Duff Green's Telegraph. Esr
This statement, and the rosoute determination IF nv
Norton to publish it, the signalfor parley Mr.
Nortons former friends began to smile upon him once
more. negotiation ensued. Mr. Norton was nat
ted on the back, and promised another office if he
would lie still. iIe withdrew his appeal And most
ANONYMOUSLY wrote a note to Mr.. General Duff
Grcen Esq. dsavowjDg and disclaiming and disap-
proving of the conduct Of his friend who came all The
way from Hartford to serve him. On the whole. This
Is beautiful piece ofbusiness. Mich as everv decent
man IN Hartford disikes Mr.. Miles, we think thew
may as well cut DIR. Norton adrift Thus II appeara
az we said originally, that there is not two coppers to
choose between them. Shake them in a bag together
ana "" sno'" not which would come out first
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
Extract Of q letter to the Editors

| LONDON, April l4th, 1920.
The price CT wheat has declined rather Io,ver
than had been anticipatcd-tle supplies from other
parts OF Europe, and especially from Spain exceeded
the general expectaton--thc quality from the Inter
Country is very ncriorwhich wthtte very indifYer-
emf wheat OF this country has produced an average
that has caused the duty TO increase as materially
to affect the value of all imported wheat and conse
quently to produce decline. *-Good wheat believe
maintains still very high price, but being subjected
to the high duty resulting from the late average
cannot be very adyantageotsly imported here.-hnd
1t IS understood, that France now presents a better
market Tor foreign wheat than Great Britain.
Ihe catholic question has been triumDhantly car
rTed-he source OF great rejoicing among the liberal
and enlightened The cXcitements of which The aoi-
aton OF question the cause will speediIv macs
away--Great Britanwill look abroad with more CON
idencc to the actngs and doings OF her neighbours
RUSSIA Is putting forth her whole strcnath-Turkcv
must iaii unless her doom is stayed by the inter
position of Western Europe France is in orroot or;
tatIon, IN consequence of tho withdrawal Of bills from
tho Chamber of Deputies, which lad been cIannoro,s
" called orby the Iiberals--but whose details have
produced great differences Of opinonwhch the VI
tras nave turned to their account. The results are
the subject oil OF much speculation and no little anx
isty This year seems destined to be an iuteYestiuor
epoch in the history Of Europe.
sFhe far has been very fvnrabIe q, ,ls roy;
othis circumstance by diminishing the fears for the fture
mas mad also Its influence 10 depressing present prices
vi Lnst-Wm Duane the who raised the standard Of
democracy IN Pennsylvania that led the election of Jefer
on-one O the abies and foremost political writer's the age
mas eeeiyed the appointment of otbonoo Of the supreme
court ct the eastern drict Of Pennsylvania lie had his faults
6ut IN Old age and poverty rejoice in his prospect of COM
>, me above paragraph we extract from the New
fork Enquirer of the 9th inst. 1t is one ofN0ah'y
most ingenious articles. Jts object is clear. Il
cannot De mistaken 1t is to cheat and deceive the
Pnnc without being chargeablc with the lie direct
When the appointment Of Alderman Duane to the
ONCE above mentioned, was published in Phadol
PhIa, 1t was expressly stated that it was made "b,
me Governor" Tho fact is omitted BY Noah. and
inc paragraph IS so worded to induce belieftbat
the appointment was cat last made by President
tacfso1. The praise bestowed on Mr. Duane. and
The reoicngs of Noah are intended TO be translated
INTO thanksgivngs to President Jackson, and TO rive
MN new CLAIMS to the public suffrage. What an
unworthy arifce is this! yet we viii warrant that
Noah IS proud Oft. and that for he same reason tst
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

NE the paragraph it will be repubs-
up. ~ 'e 'ois'ereo
one, word more on this subject-and we tende,
which the circumstances oblipes us to male of me-
M oaa what may to a certain extent, be regard
9 e as'his private concerns. The truth is TINT MT
Dasne dd apply to President jackson for an an
one, but he and his necessities were overl.ossS hc
resident Jackson 1t was or we are misnformed.
kowledge of these facts, which induced Goyernor
70 oestow, as we believe unasked the ofice
seste e on Alderman Duane. and should beartiIv
rejoice we could believe, that it rave to him
prospect OF q comfortable downhill." -" f"
this statement of Facts do any credit 10 Mr..
.oan or TO President jackson, they are most wei.
"o ~ 1t Dem. Press.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

INN OF the necessity Of preserving the press as pire
as Ciesars wife. No more eloquent denuncations of
tampering with It's integrity! No more of Editors
selling their independence, for $50 per annum' No
more of "crooking the knee to power