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

II 10 stated IN tho Boston Evening Gazette, that
Tint city md noighborho"d within the last week.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-03

Tho fancy ball advertised in Nc~' York for Che
evening 81 INC .th Of A!arch. is also to DC gnsI.
ba.' Io,ts romctimc7 return from balls III .eui,eI
7ut We believe n IS long sire" real masquerade ias
brcn known IN ibis section Of trc country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

794 57I 400 All 29i $50 225 80
Ohio Disfrief.--The votes 10 Ohio, Preston,
Monongslia and Tyler counties, are as follow -
p. Doddrilge i0is, Morgan 73l, s. Sprigg 726, A
Campbell 600, Wilson Gus. Mclean 4lS, Brown
s23, Nickiin l61-Brooke the only county now TO
be heard from.
Madison county.-For James Madison III, p.
p. Barbour III, Robert Stanard Ill, David W at
son Ill-Waile Hoiladay (, L. T. Dade 2, Scat
tering4.
Lynch6urg Diyfriet-The following table pre-
sents the entire vote Of the District The four first
with the exception of Mr.. Mennis were run on
the Courention Ticket Mr.. M. was supported
by the Anti-Reformists in Buckingham, and by
both parties in his own county of Bedford, where
bis personal popularity carried all opposition be-
fore IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

There were several scattering votes given.
Charlotte District. Complete. jim Halifax
county, the poll Was. Vim. Leigh 3sl, Richard
Logan 36S, John Randolph 35S, WIN. b. Banks
29s, James Bruce 225, Richard N. venabie las,
DIR. Rice ii0, Ed. C. Darlington 1874 aggregate
Leigh 765, Richard Logan 1872 Richard N. vena-
Bile 64S, Wm. B Banks 4O4, JAS Bruce S43, DR..
Rice sol, and Gen. Edwd. G. Darlington PCS.
HENRIco DISTRICT.
Elisabeth City Co.-John Narshall A, L. W..
Tazeweil A, John Tyior 4s. p. N. Nicholas IL 4.
John Robertson 4, John b. Cloptou 4, WIN Cham
berlayne 4, Gill A. Gary 2, George Loyal 1, Jas.
Semple, Jr. L, Sainue! Watts 1, Burwel Bassett l.,
- Saunders. l. (rhin election {; only As
y-,es taken -The Aggregate OF Votes in the
vx3bole District stands thus:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

Mr.. John Turner Error If .Natthetc Turner
5AhE notiee that shall the I4h day Of August 1879
~ II TAR, II MT the neIt far day, at Inc store house
ohries george ~ Baskerville the county OF MeGken.
burg aud State of viIgns, proceed sol
ausn,ne snh and Johu Ingram to be read evidence in
case which may hereafter be instituted should oas eve,
be nsstued by you Executor against myself .,
Executor OF Philip Rsske, which he sseu in
pursuance Of decree Of the County Oouft of
Tor PsrPsius,iss tie testimony OF said witns,,es
THOS. REEKES
June D. s-W1r EKor OF Philip Rtsst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
KENTUCKY ELECTIoNs.


In Mas .MOore's District, Gen. Robert NJ
Alec has been selected as candidate by the Rep
resentatives Of the friends Of the Administration al
Harrodsburgh. Heis o?posedby MIR. Kincaid--
g Gen. McAfee (says the Kentucky Gazelte) Is .
republican and patriot, of such approved reputation
that we presume there can be but little doubt az 10
the result OF the election. "a call has also been
made by meeting Of Jacksonlnen in Lincoln
county on Mr.. John Pope to represent the same
district--to which invitation Mr.. Pope replies
"The obligations imposed by the stationed az
sii :ied me, and which have accepted compel tne
10 proceed to the Territory 1 shall not, ior the
present, remove my family to Arkansas, and shall,
1t able totrsveI return to Kentucky early in July
next.
81 am now an officer Of the federal government.
and II is due to the President, the nation, and the
people OF the Territory, to repair to the post as
signed me, with as little delay as possible. adj.
init that general wish, expressed sttbe polls
that should be your representative, would autho.
rize and might induce me TO decline the Office |
hold-but cannot remain here to concern in the
election. You have the right to select me or any
other individual 10 serve you; but must believe
'hat you can and will select some other gentleman,
satisfactory 10 the district
Col. Richard M. Johnson is a candidate for Con-
gress ior Campbell and Boone Counties (Gen. Nc.
Hsttcns District MIR Charles A. Wicklife, at
the earnest solicitation Of bis political friends, has
coEse nted 10 become candidate for reelection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
NOTICE,

NVIICE,
VIE subscriber has appointed, during his sbstnes from
Il Richmond, mE. Barrett w. WaI,hGfk hi, Atotnsy ,,r
se Tor the PurPose OF enabling him collect the deb d
lhelste hrm Of William Neal Co.; and the sub.ert,
eAfnestly requests the debtors 10 SAID 6m 10 call on Mr.
thsli al bs dwelling, VI Man and 18th stress, %
occupied by Whsn Heas, DECEASED and DISCHARGE Ib.
tteouDls HOLM r -, ny ~
Surviving partner in the late frm Of William. Nese Go
'""t -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
GENERAL CoUar QsrIcE ,
luna q II90

TINE in.,sue ssss in which clerk. ,s q,
deliver st this ohe s Of the esrt6eates protst,
unston granted their courts, within the year yrsesd
ing tbefst day Of Aprh last The act Of Assembly mpps.,
penalty faue perform this duty th,
should deliver the Attorney General lat Of suek eisiss
m to perform tbs order that be ste
eovsry Of the penalty The last which 10 sh.
out Win he furnished the Attorney General frat dsv
Of the General Court In the meantime suhicin H..
Of the clerks deficient with view Of sdcfdnr an
opportunity Of having the dsaeienei.s sdpplsS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
.Neto Spring and Summer
hBT @MMM&o

YkEe YLE COCHRAN have received Der .sets rsya6.s
York and wllr.c.ve per virginia from ph, iepa. ,s.r
ns a. p. ~ t Sl spns and summer nay G0Qpsecn,-
s,4sod 60 sinshsm,, .triped and plaid
$. 4sud CT do black and white
Fancy rolOred print, we'll assorted
IAN, striped and plaid bstists
s s.s. .s sSs plaid na cot. e,y, md Fr.pesssrsr
assorted eoor' Gro de Berlin aud Gro ee'y.p
Back I;sl'sn hsirirs
Do senshsws aud ssf.psts
10 sa;,n lsvsnines
DO Whit, white aud eOloursd .ssin,
Do aud assorted eoiors paInsripo
Fancy silk and s,nze HANDKERCHIEF,
Dc gauzs wells aud scarf,
riain aud hsu'sd book Swiss. isconst spo mulIru,A,
CoIded and striped muslins
SWISS lseonet aud thread esmhrie ersvsta
4, and Cd b9ebinet, lace pisip spJ arer,S
pooonet quilting and eds6x
10 sei' black and white
Thread laes, aud sdsins, 20
Csmerie and furniture dnory
Mi'in robes, Swiss and iscun,,
Grape do, black snd colorcd
Canton, Nsnkin and Mandarin ctaF.s
Belt, bonnet, cap, lu.,rins and ..tntibssH,
Vs.e,;, DO az White and eolased Pi,.ad Gpree
siiL do, French aud Euri.b, do DO
9a"esn, white and striped
BLACK erea.,i,n, .verL.,iu, aud rrSo.u.
do bombsEines, 5, and 81
Bssh and India usnksens
E Sih,; sna es',i9efes asenerai a:,ortmens
DO and Flemish sheetiny,
s'Ssn ssT a and eamtfic hdkf plain and eoFd te,d,
Q, y and lO'f table diaper.
. lVapd 1874 do da,ns.h
psmask do cloths, Ru,ia d.ns-
Al linen -hecks 49,
) and "A cotton apron aud s,rni,ur.do
Ssna "a dome.;,e ginsLsu,
1wiled cotton, brown aud bIe.ched -
Ds,nm .n Assortment Of brown and saehe dcme,e;
German aud British oznsb,frs
I Russia shsetnts aud hurl,p,
Anu many lotbet articles, all of which tbsvsr. de.
posed ('' o'uaD to sell wtois.ae and IG. :, REDUCED
I prices $50 'A'' - issuses
| JuDe5. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

sir: logon declined before the polls o.
pcned in Bedford. Virginia,
FAUaUIER DISTRICT.
at appears Says the Warrenton Gazette of the
30th,) that John s. Barbour, John Scott, John Ma
craze, and j. w. Green are elected for this District
TO the Convention They al avowed a preference
IN basing representation on taxation aad popu-
iation rather than white population alone
The vote ees..: candidate t55taiicd may be con-
adhered omewhat an index OF public sentiment Oh
THIS subjsct; II is however, not entirely to be re-.
hec on. Before the sentiments Of those elected
were Known, the friends Of hlessrs Barbour and
Scott had made up their minds to support them,
and had theE sentiments been any thing else il is
not TO be. presumed they would have dropt them
we have, since tho election, heard Of three voters
who voted for those elected, who ayow thew did
not understand the question:. or they woui,i not
have voted as they did. At Elkrun die voters were
addressed by Messrs. Harner- Hutton, Jamcs-at
Salem by Capt Macrs-.''
The returos from the WHOLE. 2l Districts are
now complete. with the exception, Of the Dis.
tricts of Ohio, Of Washngton of Accor,ack, of Ca
roline, and OF kanawha-and there arenot more
than or 4 canaida,es, in those Districts, whose
prospects are the least uncertain.
.ddaationat-bY iast Evening's Mail
District Of ysfonongdlid, Sc.-Total num,er OF
voiesin this District. Morgan 1886, DoddriJee
1223, Campbell 906, Wilson S59, Sprigp 1859. Nc
Clean 5S2, Brown 49, Nicklin 2O6-rhe first
elected.
HOUSE OF Delegates
The following from which we are indebted to
OUR Correspondence, conplete our List of the H.
of Delegates:
Luicaburg--John T. Street. Malcolm. Macfsr.
lind,
Lctois-Thomas Bland, - HAYES
."tchofas-Addison Mclaughlin, David Stuart y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
hides LEATHER L.

AiAOI<OJ LEAF HEX, &c.
AHnR BuenOs AyIes aud Rio Grsnde hide,
&WO 700 ysfipus othsr qualities A,
ifVVhdes toie lesthsr, oak snd hemlcek I.np..s nm
OF sn quaihiss, by wholesale or a rises Of = ,ids
SOD ndss skirtIng aud harness leslher
80 do black and fnir bfidlg leather
10 doz hopkins
so do shtspskns
20 do saddle trees
BiE, chase aud lnipz hide.
Irth and siTainBE wehb
buHsloe, leopard aud hsu s,,i,Ei
Wagon stage snd zig collars
10 dog. va cslfskins
800 ,ides wsr and russfit rppsr Itsihsr
Boat morfoto, seal, lining and bi.5;pv Sin,
Shoe thread, vsTEisb nod bias kinr
shos msheTs and eurriers' tool.
moroeeo SANS fer coach maker. ard bsustsr
yeaeo lace, 'esseh, fringe, &c.
wool sPrins', plated moulding, gig b,n5ies sod
Richmond made plantation shoes
fTsnuefs' oi, wool
Slaughter hides snd ralgsIirs
F0f sale by
VIZ }. {. CRANE.
y oous'FJ s.io sossbs 90 ls6.
'r''s' :. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

TO Congress.-in the District lately repressnedby
Mr.. Richard A. Buckner, sworn friend of the
Coalition. (who has Withdrawn his name as a can.
didale) Messrs. Quarles, Owens aud others, are
candidates, all in kvorof the present adminisira-
Gon.---Msj. James Crutcher, Gays the Louisville
p. AdvertiserD tits reported. is candidate in OPP
position to Mr.. Chiffon in the llth District. II is
supposed that Mr.. Chiffon will not best him more
than 1870 1000 votes.-The Advertiser says
that Mr.. Joel Yancey will be elected by a We
vry. Large majority, over his opponent MIR. Francis
johnson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
WASTE OF rHr PurLIc FuNpsl

GEN. HARRISON, il is said, received pay from
the government, (S3.0o0.) from May TO Novem-
ber 1925 1t was in the month of May, that his APP
pointment as Minister to Colombia was confirmed
From that period, until the election OF Electors
took place, the time of the General was occupied
in the adjustment of his own affairs, or in election
eerng in favor Of the coalitioD and for this he was
paid out Of the public Treasury!
Lou. p. yfdv
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= NG,n members.
Err. BERRIEN

Lhe attorney General oithe u. S. having been
compelled 10 visit Savannah, declines in the follow
ing appropriate terms the invitations of his fellow
citizens to Public dinncr:--Mr. Is. has Ito idea of
playing the " Table Orator"
SAVANNAH, 26th Nav, 1929.
GENTLE1EN: have been honored by tho re :
eept OF your note Of yesterday, inviting me i'm be-
half Of the citizens of Savannah, to partake of a
dinner, ic'oe given at such time as may be con-
veDient ~ me.
rs, that having completed the arrangement of nv
private sisirs. feel myself bound to return with
cut delay 10 the discharge of my public duties; &
that must therefore, however reluctantly, deny
TO myself the pleasure, Of sharing the offered hos
pitalisy, ofRy ieiiow-citizens of Savannah. But
such reply would very imperfectIy convey to
you, my feelings on this occasion.
Allow me then to add, that cm deeply pene-
trated by this manifestation Of the confidence, and
good will OF those, whose unchsnging kindness has
cheered me through lie; sadthat will not cease
10 cherish the feelings, which have hitherto uni
ted US, under the influence OF which, am proud
20 DO received as citizen OF Savannah rather than
as its guest-and more anxious 10 be identified
with community, which is sndeared TO me, by so
many recollectioDs, than to be the obiec, OF thai
generous hospitality, which 1t knows so well how
to extend to those who are honoured by its es-
teen.
DO me the favor to accept for yourselves, and TO
prs,ent 10 our fellow citizens % Savannah the as.
sfrance Of my cordial respect, and unchanging
devotion, and allow me to subscribe myself,
Your friend. and iellow-citizen,
JOHN McPH ERSON BERRIEN.
To James Hunter, Richard w. Habersham, M
Myree, Robert W. PooIer, {. Minis, Esqrs Il
committee of The citizens Of Savannah.
..e.se7o~.-
We understand. that MIR. John Campbell, late of
ths City, entered upon the duties OF Treasurer of
the United States on Tuesday last. He was 70
celyed by Mr. Clark, his predecessor, with great
politeness. The interview between these two
gentlemen was marked by the greatest courtesy
ON both sides. We have understood all the circum-
stances, Under which Mr.. G.. received the appoint
iuent--and IT is doing him even less than justice TO
say, that there 10 nothing in the manner 10 which
he obtained il. at which the slightest exception
could be taken by the most fastidious opponent.
"T1irgs to be rsnismbered' (Mr. Niles.)-Tho
Bostcn Courier, Says the N. Y f.. PosD ga zeal
sus advocate Of the "AmeTican System" admits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

DiEDI--on Tuesday night last Elizabeth Green Psy,oD
the interesting child Of Col PeytcH year Of hsl
age. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

SHHE rrset Of Lsnd oo which now reis, i,;,z a, Nj.
- tds' OF Bvih River, IN The Coynfy Of p,in,s E5~s,J
I've miles eai II the Courthouse, sd 6ve soptb Of Fsrv
eouso'ng n'os husJfsd scres-On il there /, e.gfo,lf
d"sDny hcu'g snd 81 houses sry f Tobacco sn,
ton u. u'ss'' 70 any hirg about me qOsiy Of liz
sod ''pToss ;h',e gsi ,d 10 purshs.e viii BE- ~.
'@ ~ 2Slfch RhNDOIrH.
g. rEE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

LAND FOk SALE.
virtue Of decree Of The County Cont If K;, 49,
pronounced on the nth of The present month"; no m. e.ts
oi Uarftt al ~ vs.. Gresbsm, shall on he osh ~ -
swrtu the hours Of ~ and o'eouk Of INST s.y sT,r
pubic suction, upon the premises atf.oi 81 Ispd
containing ~ scfe OF which Tuatsu e,,ba6 ,si uo,
s,'sd: Th, !snd ie, N The County Of gng Queen siou
one mne rom tbs oe'lsnd bridge, Of GOOD qusty sn
1oss vPon sUh,oe and convenient huiJcss svod ,rnJ
&C 'nd "s'tne residence Of the ss John reshsn
TERMS Twelve months credit except enough e, o,v ,h,
e.h. - "s 't1uFsd 10
BY ne Commissioners
King Queen, psy2 IS. s-Ss
~ D--Tbe day IN which the sale is to take pIse, ga,
ertoneously m'piiu,sd-he ieib instead u the 26h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

ON the evening Of ,the Srd inst. the rssideuce
oi the hsv' WIN Armstrong, by the same, Dir. Fleming
ane, merchant OF tbis city, to Mss Mary, daughter Of The
late hsv' Doctor Armstrong, Of New Jersey.
-, on Thursday the 18th uli. by the Rev Hendsr,,.
Lee mr. y0a NJ Ragsicts, to r' Susan Bassr, all OF LII
nenburg County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
THos. p. BIGGER.

- v""t y. B.
CHAhOERY-At a Coun 6tIa fo Louis, Oouaiv =;
he Courthouse Ca Monday, May the fith, 1929.
Duncan III QuaTs. Fleming James add Josiah n y,r.,
~ nsIshao and p'nsIs trading under the Of Dnoes
/ ss,;nt Pre-,
Niche deceased ''"Ni0'' " yt9le'
me defendant Jobn mche hsyinS entered hi,
sno gwen security according las, and the rvss
Sour aud appearing TO the tasfaetion Of the Cart,
% ne rs POI su nbabilsr 81 tn, State Gu motion OF the
sn1, ny their counsel ordered that the said Joif,
me DO spPt here on Che first day Of Aysut CouJt
~ nI"er ihe oi OF The panIif,, aud that cory of a.
bs IwoW'h inserted 10 newspaper published ~
cay o. h'ehmond tor two months sVeet,.ivsy end no
court dey. a Cepy Te.ts V' On s0ms
&c., JOHN HUNTER, c. L.r-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

the eve ming Of The Is n inst. by the Rev
PoindeIer 2. Smith, lMr. YIN. w. Hfoiard Of Cuu,nss
Houny 70 mss Adane youngest daughter OF MIR. VIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
Mr.. JOEL BLANcKENsHIP.

IT the Consu-General to Algiers is going on
in the same frigate with Messrs. Rives and Me
Lane, we had no knowledge of the arrangement
The Editor OF the ". Y. American is assured, tina
its paragraph gives the first and only intima,ion
we have seen or heard upon this subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

"Things to be renisn'bered' (Mr. Niles.)--Tho
'}ostcn Courier, Says the N. Y. f. PosD ga zeal
.uy advocate Of the "AueTican System" admits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Legislature OF Massachu-
sets met ON wednesday week. Samuel Lathrop
OF Vest Springfield was chosen President of ths
Senate, and William b. Calhoun, Speaker of the
House. Paul Willard and w. h. Gragg were APP
pointed Clerks ofthe Senate, and Pellcm w War.
rem, Clerk of the House. There were 432 vote
Tor Speaker, OF which. Mr.. Calhoun had all but
one. 1t is estimated that there will be 500 repre-.
sentatives in the Horse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05

-Mr. Afadison's Healh.-We have Just seen
letter from Mr.. Madison of the S0th ult. which
says, 6 am getting ,ceiI ooer a renewed and
more severe attack of Influenza, brought on by a
premature exposure which could not avoid"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-05
THE UNIVERSITY OF yJRGJNUA

We understand. that there are at least ninety
students at the University; that they appear to b,
very attentive TO their studies, and that some m
proyements are in contemplation, which must en-
sure still greater degree Of prosperity TO this ad
nirable Institution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07


Go Statesman pure, unblsmish'd Patriot go,
And happy thou in thy retirement be;
Thy toll worn ffumc requires a respite now,
From public cnre and thanklcss labor free.
Go, rich in conscious worth-illustrious man,
10 calm sccusion in tho distant West,
There seek the peace domestic comforts give,
Thy spirit needs an interval OF rest
For thou hast known what Ills to be upheld,
The slander'd victim of a party frud,
Thy years Of toI-havo they been well repaidi
Thou hust tho Sfatesnians neutrality-suspicious..
Thy purrsi motives met a base return,
"Bargain," corruption" was the party cry,
But sec the inists Of Sophistry dissolve.
They sink unnotic'd or UNDECIDED die.
Back on the hearts from whence they emSnarc,
Yh' envcnom'd shafts of calumny rccoi,
ytey harm thee notify panoply rs firm,
Thy brcastplato Truth-Intcgrity TRY fol-.
cloud may overcast the rising Sun,
AND dim its brilIance for ileeting hour,
But soon its rays shall penetrate ,he mist,
And oeam rusplendent-wieh meridian pow'f.
Why emblem tais-thou Genius Of the West,
4he demon slander has traduc'a thy namc,
But Truth points onwerd to historic page,
What splendid trophies eVd thy future fame
when party rage and party spirit dies,
And grnuino worth resumes its wonteI svJv,
<rh,n high among thy country's gifted SOILS
The mime MUST honor'd shall be Henry CLAY.
CYNTHIA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

the connie sna viii have the anvnains fos,1de aAd
Tue pe'se.n'ng alae,y eftep"blrsn meu 10 carry us til
umphanuy tho, sh the struggle.
The warh-wori Of uur Fahcts is nat issppliesb bic
'nappsepria,e now; "rSrrro. VIZ STAND; DIVIDED, WE
.ALL, Let your senttncnts be as dm aud seadast,
'ey arc patrot'c aud r,hean Distrust the osu. Who
woud ask yoo tn give the tencs at pciiical cree
be not shaken, opinions, the popriey OF
gaining your sights, aud dtres, that who would
tempt In resosde tNNt " necessary that you should
be Invested OF aoco~sy of political rights That gov
ct",nr"' alone Is strong aut you'd, which uppes the
mot ioperaa, eM "f al enrr,nmoo,s-,he sights and
privileges at the recr,o-took, yuu. "uNtrkD, wv
siANp, DIVIDED, wa fALi." ,,-
Utn. Robertson, j..
rtys. CarSs, 81.
.hDrS. Pdr1olU,
III ". GdjaeS,
". n. Ccitio.
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JEN 4 N5ON,
VIM. GWYNN,
6. HULL,
DANIEL r.. COLLIER.
a. JUDKINS,
JAS. WILSON,
Committee NJ n Mestnr Of Citizen
Il SiGUJeRr'He, Ohio.

To which Mr.. Adams transmitted tho following
reply
Messrs John Andrews, ]. JcnkinsoD, WIN. Gwyrn,
G. Hull, Daniel J.. Collier a. Judkins, Jas Viii
sOn, Committee ola Meeting of Citizens Of Steil-
bcnyile, Ohio.
WAsHmGroS, nth March, 1920
Fellow CiiizeEs- Your friendly address, datod Oh
the Sd inst has becn received with grateful sense
OF The personal kindness 10 with which your es-
mate ofuy public services has been FORMED, and with
general concurrence y the views Of policy which
you think peculiarly suitable 20 the Government II
the United States. You have done mo Justice in be-
ieving that in the selection Of citizens TO advise and
aid me in the discharge Of the great and diversified
dutrs Of Chief Magistrate Of The Union, IL was my
earnest desire 10 giv" IFS due wcightto every impor
tant interest which rDinPs in the general interest Of
the npiIon; and that Tire peculiar objects Of concern
to tho Western country. growing oWt Of tho condition
81 IT, hardy and "ucrpFis'ng Inhabitants were f1lv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07
From Me Saro f1r1;n,, ponrJ;,,,,


RICHARD CurrsWc find in New York paper the olo,ci-
notice OF cstmablc owusnan, on whom tl hand of r,
epon has fallen, in with ovIs Of the best men in
country: ~ '''
"he case Of the Second Comptroller is considered rs vcr
hard lie inherited ample fortune which bo spcrt in =
Aoe9d and gentleman like manner lie was for many wears
prominent member of Congress where he was Gvoe w,
inc old republican party. He is the brotbernlar Of NJ
Mac9n TO whom Gen jackson all that lie is lie has
auy achafsed the duties Of his pefcDt office, for sxcrn
yoa3 This man, in advanced age With very nune,nr,
family solely dependent upon him. he thrown upon No
"id nemnyes' and without refouIcc to make t The
editor Of an obscure kennel press"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07
IsE.Erl REMARKS

son can he wsi without health, you may BE- appy without
Ninut.
lie that sOws inilJ;y shall reap sorrow.
Our physical well icing, moral WORTH Vur social Iapui.
ess pO cal tranquility all depend on control OF all
our apcfes and passions which the Hncents designed by the
c. rdinal Virtue " Temperance fByrke
Tie who lies under tie dominion OF any one vice 1s eyueci
tie connOn effects VI H. II lazy, BE- poor IL iuiefnpeate 10
he diseasod; SC loNUlous 20 die betlnes.
Dong gJo is The rGy certainly happy acUop NJ mans li
iSr p. Sidney