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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

The Stage will alternately rn from tho Sweet Springs,
by way el the w. sulphur the salt Sulphur a. back
and by the Mill Gap aud Union.
Each passenger vll he allowed take l0l6s Of bag
gage free ~ charge. but all thar, will be charged for
~ tho Of cents per H. pr 100 miles. Those who
FIRST register their tho places where the stage stops
shall have the preference.
There will be good sui careful divers, and Tic bss,
horses IN Virginia. : y. CALDWELL
Slh month, 24ih, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

'TNlIE Subscriber intending 10 close his business
II as soon possible, will sell his stock of DRY
GOODS at the most redNccd prices. lie invites his
friends and 'hc public generally to call and Judge
for themselves. H. REFINE
mar 3-2awet Next door 70 Jude 4, Miourc's,
Slockoc Hill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
PAoSPGCIUS

foI publishing by SIJscription az tte Iolrn OF Pors
ia0Gh. i5gi',jG, Il NeioSpGJler TO be entitled Tie
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
SPRLNG.S .ST4GE.

THNHIS Stage will hereafter each week to and
n from Fucks, where connects with the linc from
Lynchbug Nashville &c. aud Lew sburg, where il will
with Fe,tc line OF coaches, which runs to the
OHIO river.
FAME. For each person there Will be charged for a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
Whiskey, Sugar, Sc.

Whiskey, Sugar, SC.
/ ANDING this morning for sale,
- ~ hhds superior, new crop New Orleans Sugar,
~ 90 90. old ditto,
~ Hhds Pennsylvania ditto
jan 81 RAISTON G. PEASANTS
IN STORE
100 bags green Coffee
100 sides Baltimore sole leather
100 do do upper do
20 hhds molasses
. pipes genuine Holland gin
20 chests gunpowder tea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

NKAPE JUICE.--A few dozen bottles of this
- delicious beverage tho produce OF the lat vim
tage, very suitable for table drink, on account of
the peculiar deicacy OF it's favour and the low price
a. tii IA IL IL offered also few dozen bottles of
y sl'gn Madeira Wine the well known brand OF
j. Howard, March IL Co., which have had the bciet;
OF voyages to the East 1, West Indies
mar i6-2t For sale by &. g. A. WARWICK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
CORN.

1850 Bushels corn in the Dock, for sale by
mar IL LEWIS WEBB 6, ca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

.FEh IIhds Baitinorc wlIiskey Of excellent Gualtv
receiving this morning and for sale nv
feb Is ID. TIMHER'I AXE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23
THE, TARIFF.

We are authorized to say, I'll at there IS 90
foundation whatever for the assertion, so ooo''
promulgated by the hitefhgencer and "Gl'Ona,
Journal. that the government of the Unhe"
States has been in communication win t"e
British Minister upon the subject of opening
negotiation with the English government
respecting the Tariff. 10. S. Telegraph
The reader will perceive at once tha' W" Il
above paragraph is dictated more in sp "t .S -
policy than through any desire TO Subserve w.
purposes of truth. In the first place, the ~
mour," or lift will suit the Telegraph bene.
" assertion did not originate with elthe' -
these papers, but with the New YORK MerrH'..
tile, Gone of the very few moderate ana "'s" -,
fed Jackson papers in the Union y anu
shew the trickery of the above notice we "r r
again quote The article as il orIsIna'y 81
peared - an
Rumour.--" There is rumour, we h"V W.
not on what authority, that preparations a,o
making for an arrangement with Greal Dr.
on a basis of extended commercial feciProon
and that tariff on imports will be agreed Ur ,s5
between that government and the o"
States, which will meet the appreciation #
both. II is said the British Minister at wa
ngion approves ofthe project, ara tha' " y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23


The pEu,ci a. thts, aud si,h good .a,on Tor
the prosperity o. Washington has received .
rude srock BY the prose- ipise policy, which
has broken up many aniHbie and laag resident
fam, les, and which he neat -four years may
brins about n repetition OF it. deicrs officers OF
the Goverpmsnt nom considering u their
permanent abode, or doing o. caring any thing
for the comDin prosperity. MI Aaamss NJ
this moment more popular here ihan You can
well imagine the effect OF contrast, Tor we
do not now see the PrcsiIen waikiki the street
10 tue plainrst ciizen's gaib, mi1ing iamliariy
and taking n burgers interest ~ municipal al
fsirs ; and Mrs. Adams is adored
DR.. Watkins t,iaI is proceeding slowly. He
Us in prison. where 70 has been since the FIRST
Nav, so that guilty or innocent. his punish
meni has no, been very slight Other govern
men,s have detected pecuIaiion and default be
tore thi, one, but there is a feature IN this case
never before seen. for other governments have
felt regret at such dctertions, hutths Govern.
meut, through many offs members, has shown
the greatest pleasure, and really think they
would go mad with joy, IL they could find n
case Of peculaiion against MI. Clay regu.
lar attempt i, made TO make Watkins case
bear Hsanst Mr.. Adams Administration, by
limiting thai thai Administration was very nee.
lgent Ia not discovering, or criminal in not
puHishing his detalcstions, and that there were
more defslca,ions under him III 10 any other
President. This Is not true. There were JeW.
ar under him than any other President, az the
records Will show, and the lntelligenoer pro
perry told the Eoquirer, due proportion rom
Virginia Mr. Richie ought To know That. and
his adjoining in the effort to make the late Ad
mnistraiion suffer on account Of Watkins aud
Peake's q d. not include Nourse ani T lie.
brown for believe them no deiauliers) detai.
cations, is the most mgrac'ous thing ] ever
knew. lie is strangely altered from wha, he
vas, or whs, ! once thought him. But If he
proceeds in the same STRAIN, his memory allI
he refreshed Ms TO facts, Of Other deiinQueneis
aad Of other administration besides Mr. Adams .
The truth is. there arc aud ever have been, de
islcaiions under all administrations and all Gov.
ernments, and the probability IS. always will
be-" fUhig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

The pensioned press Of this city published
on Saturday, letter from the Third Auditor,
dated April .. 1921. 10 prove that Major Lew
is, who has been appointed Second Auditor by
Gen. Jackson, wasnot public defaulier. This
pilful trick, like his own statement. is worthy
tho hlreling Editor of thai contemplate print.
Now, whal are the facts
Suit was ordered against Major Levin, IN
August 1892, Tor SIX thousand dollars, advan
ocd him by Gov. Bonni, on the 25th Of May,
1915.
Judgment against him was rendered in De-
cember. 1929. for S5,272 "a aud indul
eepce of one and two years, from January J +,
1924, was granted him, on his securing the
debt
On the first of Jan. 1925, Major Lewis paid
S2,s0' SO on account of the judgment and
in July, 1926, a further sum of III 900 was
paid.
And for the balance, which was due on the
3D. OF March last, W. are Informed that further
indulgence 10 the 3D. of March, 1880, was gran,
ted by Gen. Jackson.
Major Lewis has been reported public de.
fuier bv the Third Auditor al every session
of Congress. tncuding the la5t) s'nce 1899.
II the object of the Telegraph were truth
il would republish this statement I; but. as il Is
paid out oil the Treasury, for defending the act.
OF Gen. Jackson, right or wrong, we can only
expect repetition or new version, of its false.
hoods. Nat. Jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23
PIT AT REST

We are pleased to find from the follow ing
article from The National lnielligencer, that
the assertion in Major Noah's paper Of That
valuable journal beng about 20 be sold to Mr..
tambaugh, editor OF the Harrisburg Reporter,
and gentleman from the North" for The
purpose of supporting the present sdmlnS'ra'
lion is wholly dufounded in truth.
Bali. Chronicle.
+" Accustomed as we are ~ look for some
thing quizzical in the columns embeIIished oy
the fancy and humour ofthe worthy Survey"
of the Port of New York, we confess We io'
once allowed ourselves to be surprised at Inc
stretch oil Imagination displayed in the no''ce
OF this paper, which we find IN the New io'S
Courier aud Enquirer of Monday. 49,.
/" No, no, Mr.. Noah The National lnlel,
genecr is not in The market. We would not sell
i, to our friends, much less 10 our adversaries'
il is not merchantable commodity IL Itwere
believed that il could be bought, Mr.. STAN
baugh nigh, possibly have offered for 1t o.
present, If he has any such views, he has NO.
communicated them 10 us.
Seriously, the Editors OF the National lnle'
ligencer, do not mean 10 part with the Nation
al Intelligencer, the sole reliance of their tam
lies for support, till death do part them. We
trust that the Editors of the great Guy "n
favor us with the authority on which, u p'
seriously meant. this statement is given TO 'n'
Public. That they will retract it we know '''
moment they learn its entire falsy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23
FOREIGN.
From he N. Y. american, July IL.
LAT R FROM FRANCE

The packet ship Suly, which arrived la 81
evening from Havre, bringing us Paris papers
TO the lst OF June, inclusive. We do not find
in them any confirmation Of the report recev'
ed here, by the Corinihlap, of the recspturc
10y the Turks 81 Sizeboli nor of their success
against Batschik aud kavarna.-lndeed there
Is nothing positive as to the operaii ions and
condition OF the conte nding forces, unless il be
that epidemic sickness mad again appeared III
| that part oil the country occupied by the Rus
sian armies. The latest intelligence, which we
find in the Gazette de France of the LIST alt.
is from Odessa, through the Berlin Gazette
and runs thus
Odessa, 9th May The last news from the
enyirons OF Varna speak of attacks made by
the Turks on Balstchk and kavarns, but d.
not confirm the rumors of a disastrous result
from these attacks 10 the Russians. At Varna
and Sizeboli every thing is in the best order
The Russian garrison has greatly strengthened
the latter place, and covered with cannon all
the neighboring heights Some vessels had RI.
Gently arrived there. having on board several
hundred Bnlgarians who had taken refuge on
board, the whole country, even TO Adriano
pie, having been ravaged, The Russian Il eel
rs probably now az Szebol
A concentration is now operating upon
Sillsiria and Rudschuk. If the Russians sue
coed in turning Chumla, which the Turk,
consider as the barrier Of the empire. the wal
"on'd be NJ an end, AMI tAry wpuld very pro-
baby find no other obstacle to their march :,
Consianiinople.
Letters from Vienna. OF 23d May, contra
oct, on the authority Of direct communication
nom me army, the rumor OF defeats sustained
by the Russians.
I Tho return of NJ de Chaieaubriand 10 Pa
rus, does not appear 10 have caused much sen
sation.
Avery singular hoar was played off upo,
the Chamber of Deputies in the sitting of III,
3Oth OF May. A letter purposing TO be from
NJ. de bonvoulair, deputy from Ia Man che
reslgnlne his seat, on account of III health
was add to the President and read b,
him TO the Chamber :--Thereupon, NJ. de Bon
vouloir rose IN his place, and declared the let
ter TO be forgery aud after some confusion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23
EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, June 25.-The expedition
Fl ting oat nj Havana against The Mexican
States, and which is very shortly 10 sail from
the above port, is now pretty generally Suppo-
sed 10 be destined to act Immediately against
the city OF Vera Cruz, aud not against the pro-
vince OF fucatan, as was formerly imagined.
IL appears by strangers just arrived from The
last mentioned city, that the Castle Of San IN.
an DE- UIloa IS but poorly provisioned, conse-
quenly, should the expedition, by taking the
city and cutting off all communication between
il aud the Castle, prevent any assistance being
given The taking OF the former would in all
probability, be soon followed by the SURF nder
of The intter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

should have Cabinet equal to The one that
nov ernces lh,s country, instead Of our Van
Bmsn's. Eaton. Iaghsm's and Branch's the
services Of sssriwout, Randall, Hill. Lee, Lew.
is and Carr, and many such WORTHLESS would be
brought into the cabinet and immediate ly
around the person Of the Prs deni. and who
would dare 10 question the talents and niegri.
" Of those when compared with the present
Cahinet. Besides il would be paying a debt
of e,lIlude To some Of The patriots named, aud
there can scarcely be doubt but that the whole
iniluenc. oi Gen. Jackson u i'll be thrown into
the scale of Gen. Green who has contributed
largely by his great influence. love,of honesty,
aud ruth, o build up the present admin's'ra
ton and secure 10 1.-THE fame which 1t has 30
ius ly EARNED by its impar,iality. love Of char
ae,er. and WISE selection of men appointed TO
Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

snd laughter, the matter was referred for IN
sestig siicn TO the Keeper Of the Seals.
An event in the d. smsiic literature ofFrance
had required, IN the production al The theatre
Of the Boulevards--thst Of the Porte 81. Martin
-ofR tragedy. by Casim,r de Ia V,gne. Hith-
erto the Theatre Francois. and tn odeon, have
been the only bosrds where the Tragic Muse
nigh, tread. NJ. de Ia visne, rely ing upon hi.
genius. has presented Mnrino fntero on The
Boulevards, and with complete success.
Letters from Vienna announce again thai
Persia has declared war against Russia aud that
hostiIities have commenced by tie taking OF
fortresses.
Treaty pith Hdyii,-it 10 now certain, says
the Journal du Havre OF June lar, that the
Treaty between France and Hayti IS signed
but IL is difficult Tor US TO believe that this ar
raogement is founded, as is generally report.
ed on the basis Of perfect reciprocity. What.
ever improvidence may be attributed 10 our
Ministers in their diplomatic trsnsa ciions, WE
must not 60 SO far as 10 accuse them of an act
which implies the complete absence of reason
Hayii possesses 90 marine we have a large
one. Our vessels, then. on the principles of
reciprocity, will 60 and pay duties at Hnyti,
while IN our ports we receive nothing IN return!
There cannot he the least possible reciprocity
between ms and Hayti, IN reprct 10 navigation.
The lesson which we have received IN con.
GLIDING similar treaty with Brazil, ought TO
instruct rs In the consequences nj such folly.
II however, as is not impossible, a system OF
reciprocity has been concluded between the
two powers. France will soon find the PERM.
clous effects OF such an arrangement. The
American aud the English will not be slow TO
sail their YES 'els under the Haytian flag, in or.
der 10 bring mo our ports the productions OF
that Republic under the privileges attached by
the Treaty 10 this kind OF importation. The
custom house Inws are neither so well exccut.
ed nor so good in Hay,i, that we can suppose
the productions Of the neighboring islands will
not he able 10 take an air of naturalizalio ION
there, preparatory to their introduction into
France.
A private letter from Madrid publish ID in
the Journal du Havre. says" Inc following
news is given with respect 10 Mexico SPAN
is about 10 put into execution the plan agreed
upon between her and France and England 10
regain Mexico. An army Of 10000 men will
be sent there, for which purpose recruits are
collecting 10 different provinces in SPAN, par
ticularly IN Gmllicia, and the effects " ere such
rs met the views of government, as persons
every where presented themselves. A regency
has been named to be established nt Havana
until events will Justify their removal to Mex-
co. Thls regency is thu. composed; M. YVES
President; AIango, Counsellor of the INDIES, a
rich proprietor AZ Havana Lallave aud
Genera, ex.depuiies 10 the Cortes in Spain.
Rich proprietoIs OF Havana have advanced
twenty millions Of dollars 10 deiray the e1pen.
SEES oi the expedition. Gen Laborde Is Uumtd
Captain General Of the Island OF Cuba.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23
Fran The baltimore Patriot
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

Mr. Monroe ~ perceive by the publ.
prints that gentlemen nre already nam,ne
their lavouriies for the next Presidential Chair,
would most respectfully ask the kindness OF
you 10 give this an insertion, thereby evincing
your inpartialliy as an editor, and gratifying
an humble individual and ho fought har
for General Jackson.
For President of the United States DUFF
Green. Vice President OF do do Carter
Bereriy.
II cannot be denied that the gentlemen nam
ed are both distinguished for the active parts
they took in the late presidential contest. Mr..
Green, for lhepubica ion an wide circulation
Of his truih-'ellins paper, and Carter Beverly in
bringing to light the bargain ani sale story
as rela ed TO him at tn freside of Gen Jacl
son In the event OF the election OF those wor.
thies, Of which there is little doubt now, we
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

The United Statesvs. Ann Royai.--Anotber
case came up yesterday before The Circuit
Courf, whlchby the unusual crowd that throng.
ed the Hall, appeared to excite much interest
Mrs ANN ROYAL, against whom bench war
RAM was issued last week, appeared 10 answer
an Indictment found against her during the
term, by the Grand Jury, for certain alleged
Improprletles of conduct, denominated in lie
gal phrase, " common scoId," " common Sian.
derer, brawIer,"" common nuisance" &c
Inc defendants counsel entered demurrer 10
TWO OUT OF the three counts of the indictment.
winch the counsel for the prosecution agreed
10 submit 10 the Court without argument. The
defendant also asked continuance of the tr,.
al to Friday next, on the ground of the absence
OF TWO witnesses material to her defence The
indulgence was granted, on the understandin.
.ha' u she was convicted, the expence, grow
ing out OF the repeated attendance of many
whnesses) would be paid by her. The trial
was accordingly postponed to Friday
Ma mi. 4ihina
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23
porIsnouth. m. II ,June 10.

portsmouth,, ~. III Jhne ID.
Grcni Political Operation There has for
many years past been faithful old servant ii
The Custom House employ. by the name Of
Spinney. ereally do no, know the style or
title of his Office, but believe his duties consisted
principally in keeping the loer swept, Tor
" heh high political trust a small compen sa,,on
sas allowed HIM. NOT beng g'nlleman Of
extensive correspondence, he was not little
surprised, few days since, 10 find IN his hand ;
letter with sneh imposing aspect and high Of
fetal marks, as eeiohened some great good To his
humble condition. From he character of the
appointments recently made, he saw no reason
why he might not also be promoted 10 some
high Siation-and although the Little matter OF
reading aud writing had bee ONE rather obsolete
With him, YET the time had beea when he could
spell rs well aS some Of them. Alter rubbing
his speclacless, which, by the bye, although
they has been In his service many years, had
MOI grown old quite 81 FIST ns his eyes, and
coming over his neW commission again and u
gain. be could not for the soul of him, tell
whether he was appointed Deputy Collector,
Surveyor or Inspector. SO, high with hope, he
resorts 10 the am of a friend. 10 announce to
him his promotion, when, with intense inter.
est, he listened, while his iriend read 10 him. in
audible voice, the following letter
CUSTOM HOUSE., PORTSMOUTH !
"2lsi May, 1929.
" Sir Permit me TO inform you that the sour
filous abuse which fills the papers oi the opposi-
ton party. against Tue vIiuous Chief Nj < strate
oil our county. compels me, even II | wished
= Continue you in office 10 say that your SER
vices will not be wanted after the first day OF
June neat
Respectfully. your obi servt.
JOHN z. DECATUR, Collector.
=" Mr.. JOSEPH SPiNSgY
+" Ye powers !" what can ever shake an Ad-
mnis'ralion supported 10y such vigilance 10
truth, father spinney is willing TO take his
" book oath" that he has not writien and pub
hshed any abuse against the present yirtuous
Chiei Magistrate OF our couniry--and hath ne
yer been the Editor OF any Of the papers of the
opposition party. Blu there is reason for
YOU .--fe An.iJacls mites answer that f you
can ?"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23
HERMITAGE.

4 liberal proposiiion.--fhe Editor Of the
3" Literary Snbaitefn' says he is No, in the hab-
II OF betting. but should any one feel dispo-
silion To hazard $1,000 or less, he can he &C
eomnodated by n friend Of ours. who has su-
thofized us io.ssy thar he will bet that sum or
any less amount that Henry Clay will be The
neIt President of the United States" Ano'
ther bet Of $1,000 is offered. tina, Gays ma
ioriy Of electoral votes will be 100" The first
bel is We should Judge. very safe one, Tor o.
pinlon seems setting ifIeslstibly that way.
Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23
Bniiim ore. JuIy II

DHIIWUF, JU'Y II,
Melancholy Occurrence We Learn thai a
pleasure boat, with six persons on board, was
capsized yesterday, afternoon, during the ire
mendous squat with which we we're visited, op
poshe MIR. Littlejohn's Hotel, and all on board
persisted. A number of persons were on shore.
in sight, but for want oil a boat corldnoi render
assistance 10 the unfortunate sufferers Two
men in fishing boat, in their anxiety to reach
them. broke one ofiheir oars. We have heard
the names oil but two Of those drowned: Mr..
Smith, tavern keeper in Bond street, +. P.
and his son, about years of age. One Of the
men was seen struggling for 10 or % minutes
after the boat capsized.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

ha0rr'He, July ia letter received by a
gentleman Of this place. from Coy. Houston,
gives information that the latter was, al the
date OF Inc letter, May 29th, on his way 10 the
upper village OF the Osages and would shortly
return TO the residence of Jolly, the present
hing OF the Cherokees, who in 1917 adopted
MN as hS son, aud with whom, the Governor
mas been i"vHed, and intends, 10 reside.
Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

Heavy duiieS.-lVe understand that the duties
on the cargo ofthe ship Franklin, at this port
yesterday from Canton, will amount to abou,
one hundred and zen thousand dollars. The
increased duties on silks, which took effect
on the 50Ih ut. viii enhance the aggregate
amount of The duty on the Franklin's cargo
several thousand dollars.
Boston Com. GpS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

The Tallahassee Floridan of the 23d uli says
the prospect OF abundant crops was never great
er. Rain and sunshine continue to succeed
each other nj intervals, and the rapidly and
luxuriance of vegetation exceeds any thing be-
fore witnessed We yesterday saw stalk Oh
corn measured, that Exceeded sixteen feet m
length. No complaint is heard among the
planters but the prevalence OF grass and weeds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-23

Importation of Good,-There are severa!
houses at Niagara. u. c. extensively engaged
in importing wooIens and cottons from Liver
pool. So reasonable are British manufactures
blamed t'ere thai great mary nflhe dealers
in the vicinity. and in the western part Oh
Upper Canada, purchase their stocks at Mia.
CARA. Buffalo Jour.