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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14
To tho Honorable Coaeenti0n If Tireinin
Richnonh IN Ocfobe. 1000

DiTar11tn.
Richmond, IN October, 1929.
Seeing that the People of have deemed
necessary 10 reform existing Constitution of Government
tosuppy It's defects and TO number of which
thought press heavily upon the communicative the
subscribers, inhabitants of Augusta county, congra
ourselves and the public selection mauv
hgny distinguished citizens for the performance of these
solemn and interesting duties Distinguished as YOU have
for CAVITY prudece, aud wisdom we cheeriv accor
condeuce important and anIuous station n
which you called; and that you employ vor
wisdom and prudence IN that way which will rebound most to
welfare.
There many topics reform anticipated and d
crssed Among the people We do neddle with
purpose IS respectfully to call your another subject
which we regard as Of paramount Importance; respecting
prove comparatively nugatory We ask vour attention
tothe existing slavery ofe in State and 10 some
constitutional provision to- system ofeinancpa patton
IL objected indeed thai proposition give alarm On
eastcn boethren. holders
than we Of the Ve and that they already alarmed
az I've anticipated power OF the west To impose
on this species Of property To this objection we answer
that We are willing to SEQ you provide requisite guaranty
again an undue exercise Of such power the fears
our eastern brethren may be queied We wish for rotlpp
that unfair To the former objection thai in po.
cal view slavery greater than ,e aygteg,.
u al is oter evils which Us; and that we are v
willing bear proportion uf the burden of reovins n
We farther what is the evil of snv .,ob ai,, m
DOstpn possibly excite, minds ealoas
onpirsd viii bat Of the fatal catastrophe which nisey
- our conty, and the general deprsvaO manners
Wh1t slavery has already produced aud PRODUCING These
"A" ,nk sufficient answers 20 the objections above
in lnmg rs subject before YOU ne
Ps" p Whch we encouney growing out Of odbabis aud
p,se real or spposcd interest Nor Indifferent 20
s lpnatois Of enthusiasm spd rasbness which vii pro
fha goat good achieved without eos,.
and nat seh eitnts have always subjected 20 f5
impoiatons We mast tref.ce paiiey submit 20 them.
derog them IN turu a. The sbnltons ~ needss
Incorporating sehshness The a,ye,i ysis,,, ~
o!' "a. 10y sPPoaon % y a,se .plof eyiiy and
Who g. way md refuse ork I, =, 49,. f.ce
should esteem moral and political cowardiee W as 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-21

In late debate on the question of banks, in the North Carolina Legislature, MT. FISH FER gave the following 1udicrous account of the manner in which fraudulent expenditures are managed in one of the Western States, for the purpose of evadng the payment of the Capital Stock into the vaults of Bank.
 "Sir, who ever heard of bank established on any other than specie basis? ? No one certainly He begged the gentleman's par don-he had once heard of such bank es- tablished somewhere in the western country in Kentucky he believed, during the rage for banks in that state. By the charter of that Bank, the capital was to consist of Rae coon Skins. to be pad in by instalments' offs" many the season, as they could catch lem ne supposed. Accordingly, the first two or three payments were made in real bona t6s Raccoon Skins; but, as the story gOes,tOwards .he last, Coon Skins began to grow scarce on Green River, as specie did im North Caro- lina, and then the stockholders were put to their shifts; however, they managed to get round the charter by splicing RacOon tails to 'Possum Skins"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

and then divided, give 22oc6a
If the country Tide Water be entitled 10 Sc ucui-
bers, then each member will represent 6i13
The Henrico District contains 1895 1895
It's share Of IS members is 1-30OI 5--124O 9-7,2H
1850
BIr LEON said he had but single remarl, to make
The estimates OF his much esteemed friend wer.
pc lcctly correct. He had himself departed from the
census of 1929, as his ground work. Fhe ratio Of
increase beyond the Blue Ridge was somewhat grea,
or than below. re had made his estimate appor-
toned to the different representation of the diff
parts of the State. He sensible that p nc we're
no data which positive reliance could be paced
for he had himself 1strusted the statements derived
ftoin the Auditors office, par.i,Ua,iy rf"- u q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

s"iSS roN' Juiy xo-Ih8 0o{1i0h ID o. a.,
Houle on the cross motions Of the Co,rst for ,Le
~ ,e states Tor venire aeas de moro in The case
q ofthe Counsel for the deandnt ,hn, the SrSc,
by the Jury should be entered as verdict o,
acqat'si, wi be found in our preceding pags. Tie
t,d;, considering the verdict being an i9pcrfec.
Alter the opinion of the Cour, had Ios, ,,.,.,,.
ccd. sou oeeh p'ouoah-
Mr.. Coke wished the Court to take some o,d., -,
speeding anew trial. The accused was ready Ca
tsiai, and desired that no delay shoul6 b
that he might be informed when he would be nn, ,n
his trial. " Fu' On
Some conversation subsequently took place, when
II was agreed that the cen,e should b. returned ~,
S'o"'er, and the trial be proceeded in to-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
LNNcHBURe, Juiy g

"a NNi'bOiNu W 9ER " OEkS
inns important work has Ear Progressed that n,
saturday last the machinery pu, IA motion and 4,
''""'h OF water nine inches IN diameter was p.nnelied
'"'"nSh the main pipes fnm the ,urp-ii,sc IN The 49,
se''o distance Oi 1900 feet WIN an elevation, m o
'ee' we "now OF no wOtks ia ELure OF America I,,.
wafer Is iaiSsd 10 So great elevation. The kn,,lds
"t this TACT had created ~ Ihe minds of Sam. 'f
o"' c''Lens SppiehenSons lest the results promissd nv
80 """'''re engaged IN tie Prosecution of this work
"un "ot he reai2eo; these fears have now subs,,.d
me m'eh'"e'y was again put in motion Moniay
ahu operated about one hour The experiment mad. -
"shy Satisfactory This machinery OPERATES with
regularity ami t'ucnessaud the .aiuur OF uy sc
column at wat-i is performed wiih apparent e,s.bv
"'Se experiments Tire pump AID pipes been subject
en To al the pressure they Designed To
e "C' 'hhi III all the range % pipes disco.
anu 'he water was raised 10 its distant pniat GA
"e h'st hppicatIon ui the power, without the
OF the least caSuaya Circumstance not in the bi.,
0i any ""k oI similar Hnd reflects great p,,i.e a.,
'u' "'ic ana pe'sevarng Engineer Mr. AIUeft Ste W
hrSe d' hear's and hands viii unite in b.Gau, "a .
successful. completion public WORK winch w.!l coutI;;
so largely 10 cHnyeueHcc, Comfort and security a,
tue citizens a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
IYNcunrfRG. Inlv 81.

., L4fNcBBuRG, July p.
Ir7ni Of Jones.-Thc trial of John NJ Jones
charged with the murder OF George Hauiton. com
H.ehccd before The Superior Court OF Low for the
corporation last Wednesday morning. About 9 o.
c'ock' that day, jury was einpannelled about 900
persons having been challenged for cause. or neg
eihpt"rlly. The examination of witnesses MAS then
conAcicci ard continued until aboi, ocioct, on
thursday Sterling CT 'i5ornc, esq. OPENED the case
on tne part OF the prosecution IN an eloouent and
iorcibie exposition Of the law and the testimony
which occupied the remainder OF that day-On FIJI
cay the defence of the accused was commenced Inv
james Garland esq. continued By Cnsweil Dabnev.
esq and concluded by Maj. James j. Risoue. in IN
schious anu elaborate nrgumcnts.-Ch oph,r An
'nony: esq. (attorney Cor the Commonwealth con-
ciudcd the argument of the case in u long and bower
in Speech, on Saturday about . o'clock-The jury
then retired and after absence oftle more than
an hout' returned into with verdict of "giiv
" ""TaeF m the first degree" The counsel for thu.
accused applied for trial, but the motion was
nVerrn!ed by the Judge, Daniel. The counsel
'heh gave notice that they should lie bill of excen
iona tobc carried before the General Court Nh;
case having occupied so much OF the time Of IL.
C"uFt, 1t ADJOURNED over until this morning. We
nave luiI notes OF the evidence, &c. which we shall
prObabiy publish in our next
There Is one other criminal case before the Court
winch we expect viii be disposed Of to-day. we
nave not h"a whether ,he Court WI. commence ON
the C.I.. docket. I-;,-r;,,;,,I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

iIcnd has loaned It's ''Snpplcmeu, To- the L. =
hegister for July 1929. with the new appointments
ci'il and military, BY the present Chief Executive,
compile" from official and other sources By Jonathan
Elliot" From this document il nnn..rs iLa, ,i
1vc been from the Sd Of March to the 18th OF july.
1879 thirty eight removals, four designations three
transfers, aud four dah, in the several public Offices
at W asilngton The appointments by the President,
by and with the advice and consc,t Of a., So,,a,
amount Conclusive of naval promotionsl To SEVENTH
hVe, aud the appointments since the Adjournment Of
inc SENATE amount 10 one hundred and thirtyeight--
lnaNilg to'ai OF two hundred and thirteen. The
changes and appointments in the Post Office Denn,t
mcnt are not included III Tic above statement.
". T. Cnx,Ifc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

From re Me- Orleans FIRMS. .E,, G
N'oSE hf9oEM !!!Gen Jack>oi's new sur,enn 70 ,,o mn
rae A"sl>@. IA 'is city, has entered On the us of m
office. " ' ""''s VI ais
The following tie cnly changes we have heard OF his
King, ''' '''S ave
j. j. Halt coffin make, vice Joseph Adams rcnovcd
.: iuiien, baker. vice Gcorc, BiSmgard removed
"hether any Changes contemplate among the murss an
grave dgSers W. have lcayn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

by .9"tior;iy."- Duff Green has written ,o g. ro
iaton OF John Pope in this State who was an app;i-
cant Tor once at Washington last spring. that such are
the "d''f"'seme"h of the Executive tl., neither
le person written to. nor any OF hi: connexions c.n
be 'rcwarded" for two vears tn CONF. anJ IN =:
aided significantly, il will depend upon the ntna
YOUR Oh the Ia"ty. whether they w!ll be nroyjl.j
Tor or not.--RGTGsto,gn Ky Her.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
Ntet1eegoaa0 E2aDa9.
TIIURsDAY MONNINC. .IUI.Y an- Is,a

Inc Cincinnati Daily Advertiser expresses the on;on 1
e various accounts which have been published of r
slate oi the crops that there III he, the lowest estimate
hhlou more barrels OF -four made in the United Stair ,
present. year, than were made in year beGue ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
M ARxMl NEWS.
PORV or RT17JITJ0 n,
ARRlVFI1

ARRIVED,
noop Cherub Burke, from below, with yyheut
Schf. Dandy, Cole, from Baltimore
oteanooat Columbus, Turner, from Nerioil
SAILED,
Scilr' Caroline Marion, Barns for Baltimore. c,,}
Schr. Atlas, Powers, for New York. Goa
leay, do s' ~ "''E' D''
BOSTON July >3Ar.d se!s Ci'cruj Itch, ion No,fg.
NoRFoLK, July 20.
IN Hampton Roads, Brig Mexico Ki!cran, iicn
up James River bound 10 ROTTERDAM.
Sailed schr. Richmond, Hand, for Richmond
Aigcnora, BedeI and Warrington, HAMS, i5r New
York.
1ne sup brunswick, StQnwood. for Bremen: Ioui.
sa' Bose, for Baltimore brig Statesman. Aen for
Ae%andra, besides several other vessels, coasters.
went to sea tom Hampton Roads this day.
The brig Swiilsurc, Prndle. bound TO RIO Jauci-o
was oft James Town Yesterday.
u Those Citizens of Richmond WHO feel Disposed
10 enroll themselves members oil Volunteer
corps OF Cavalry, are invited to meet at Mr.. Tho
mas Balls Central Hotel, tins evening at o'clock
July so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

sugar C-Ne regret 20 learn Says the Louisiana A,ve,
User of the 'th inst fron various parts OF lie STATE ,,
e cold winter and spring the heavy rains and The la.nr
W tue season. The sugar Is injured. IN nr
Instances the cae has up. Should we have
iost, We cannot Calculate more than hcif no, II : ;
G. 80 ~ mo-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

ne Alexandria Gazette states that Citation has been
ny Tire circuit court oi the District Columbia as,n.t ,
e".oT h The Baltimore Republican,, for conenp o co i,
pooShS me testimony ia the OF Watkn, IN o,po.io
IL an order of the " O''O-'"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

When The British Colonial trade under discussion in tire
.la'e was MI farewell we believe, than whom
was more distinguished for his vrucnce apain, te
. VINO charged Mo Adams with having thar trade foni
AZ wen5 ioniness for diplomacy; and lie conieneI
m SUBJECT exclusively to legislative regulation should hay
preserved the trade Every body knows how readily this r
uous suggestion caught at and banded iTo9b the
q, one among other equally proofs that Mir Adams
was biu"deIeG and unfit for his station Nbat 90. sIo,I
IKE To KNOW viii MIR Tazew say 10 the new and ripan,c
Scne"e "i dplonacv which appears 10 r I'D nv
ms hVoure administration; which only dsueises viii, E
'uoh' nut sets Itself above ali legsation and propose TO c
p" i" io"""n acts of congress passed UaSingon ior
oil oar domestic Concerns aud the promotion of
"uF internal prosperity Dbl Jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

HREAT BUsINEss.-lhe whole anonn, received
TOT publishing The laws the u. States The las, year.
amounts to steiy yfre doiiars TO each publisher
independence Of the pross, because ofti. ey,and
'"rc oy the Government OF this sum to two or tLte.
printers IN each State! '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
ST. CROlX SUGAR, &c.

u. CROIA SUGAR, &c.
ne mare IN Store for SHE. al tie to,cesf market prices
Ed hhds st; Croix Sugar, part first quality,
90 boxes white Havana sugar
$40 bags coffee
800 chests imperial and gunpowdcr Tee
10 do Young Hyson 10
II hhds Antigua rum
do Jamaica DO
10 pipes Holland gin
90 do French brandy
500 boxes brown soap
600 do taow candles
- do spermaceti candles
30 cases half-pint tumblers
90 do deCanters, &c.
GO co p pr. casks wine, various qualities
so cases mems fur hats
40 do shoes assorted
20 kegs ground gnge.
10 bags race ginger
20 bags pepper
500 casks cut nails and brals al, sizes
100 boxes chocolate
% boxes mustard, &c. &c.
100 elegant liquor cases,
Also, the following DRY GOODS:
40 bales German OsIaburos
10 do buraps ana sail due,
case German thread laocs
bales ticklinburg
case German shifting linen
40 bales brown domestic shrtines
20 DO do do sheetinps
20 DO bleaclcd shirtiugs and sIectinrs
bales Scotch oznaburgs
DO twilled sucking
do baggHg
az packages, comprising 4 general assotfr ,.r,
OF English. Irish and French goods
July 3o-3tif OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co
~ EW:-LAcoNIcs; or the best words of the be-,
authors; with the authorities; in three volumes.
hrst american edition. Just received by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
BY OTIS, DUNLOP &, co.
GROCERIES At AIICTInN

. NNOC ERIES nj AUCTION.
On FRIDAY next, the 31st inst. at 10 O'clock
VIII be sold NJ auction store toiitous reserre.
- hhds st. CEoix sugar, pant prime
a bags green coffee
SO boxes imperial and gunrswder tea
pipes Cognac brandy
do Hollands gin
hlIds Antigua rum
10 kegs Spanish indigo
30 bbs country gin
100 boxes soap
SO boxes tallow candles
% do sperm do
% boxes and casks new cheese, good quality
- boxes Havana sugar, excellent quality
DO race ginger
5000 pounds bacon middiincs
80 boxes Mcdoc caret
10 do champagne
And some handsome safes
Terms nj s,la n IL &, Tn -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

r-'raIT OI d IalI eccNt m BOSOM ilavnna dmied
-, 9Th July.
uS now there IS much trouble among drv.sood dealers
III the CITY Several of them have stopped paypci and r
ore rNttcten nus, STAIN IL thrown Than two
an" nal Mullins of PAPER WINCH hitherto uas- As cur
,''y AZ douhoons There scarcely house of ap,,,c 80
wy pace '' Is without at least iundIed Thousand dollars nj
Tins paper" 1850 ''iS Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

In Barre (Vt) the 9Th Of July was celebrated by
the Lhn'Es, who pnrtook of a public dinner. dur
n'shed' the Montpelier Patriot says "witli the rich
est dalnties nature aud ar, could produce and ~ 4,
style never eXceed in this country" These patri-
otic Ladies toasted both Mr.. Adams and Mr. Jack
son IN very respectful terms, and wound no with the
l"ll""ing spirited sentiment: "Our afternoon bcver-
age OF Tea Great Britain knows We can Jrjn,, mr.
refrain from drinking"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

iNr,RrANr!We cory the following ara itasor,af arcI.
OF intelligent from the Boston Caze,,e of + rdav Is,, ~
"'en Dgf Green Editor Of the Va.hin,i1n T,iego,, :;
mo" cisit 10 his city," e~i"' .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

Counterfeit los and 2O's OF tic e. S Bank Branch not mem
Uoned) are said 10 I've M circulation at Salem, Mass
we observe that Captain Basl Halls travels NORTH Amr.
rca, arc announced ~ the late London papers, for
early IN June, IN three volumes, octave
Hiadoo WdorsIt is shcwn that rom 1915 70 1896 ne,-
sNe ZIG widows have been buried burnt alive the BENGAL
presidency, aud IN those o Madras and Bombay 653 more
Many oi the victims were less iSan - years old.
The packet ship Britannia arrived at New York Gom Liver,
pool brought upwards OF 5000 letters
The Cincinnati Chronicle speaks Of a baong about 10 take
pace W the Mueum, among the young men, decide what
YoJng lady Of nat city should b. scfd me model Of
sar figure u he placed az Tie GIui8,g.i
The Kentucky Bap,s, Education Society has determined 10
establish forthwith Baptist College Georgetown has been
chosen the site Of the intended iusiuonthc citizens O.;
Scott county having subscribed $4,000 aid OF It's funds
I$s'her with the property Of the Eucnlouse Academy
The buildings recently occupied Nv the Literary MJtsrr
and Scientific Academy OF Capt Partridge Middleton Conn
winch institution has boon Discontinued, will be purchased hv
ne Nctodisis, Is sad, DO converted into Wesleyan
University.
lOfal he HiiSocct'es which have hcard named none
pleas "a $50 wen ds the 4iurirfO Pty the lRrVrts Sc.e
pm o'est'le rl..cj IN ous nr rrhoyI -. ~ g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
@ttrftOta SsaIT8.

nv, pEx3 DAY.
BY O.dPENPOR7, .4LLEN g. co.
GROCERIES,
our auction store - e"' -
10 Hhds w. /. molasscs
do ST. Crox sugar
10 do n. Orleans rum
do Antigua do
20 bbls No. 9 nackerc,
so boxes brown soap
100 teams wrapping paper
An invoice of blank account BOOKS
20 bbs cider
5 tierces winter lamp oil
,iunpowder teas
Hats, shoes
Cigars, ginger, &c.
July 90 N g. ~ A.,
co ' oe added 10 the GJore Sale,
60 Dozen bottles cider
smiths vices
quantity of onions
Various articles os stationary
July 3O D.AS ~ A.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

We have rcceatly seen Il gentleman who. in tra.
Veliig from Louisville, Kentucky, took the route from
Gnynndottc pa Charleston, Lewisburg, the White
sulphur fioi and Warm Springs, to Stanton thence
tl'ough Shir''tcSviilc TO fredericksburg. lie rep
rescns tie stages Of Mcssrs. Porter and Brlden he
tween Guyandotte and Staunton, 20 be unsurpassed
III comfort and convenience the horses excellent and
the road generally very good They run three times
fare.
The Virginia Watering places are now accessible
and must oliera strong Inducemcut to take this rout
.4rcHa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

GiP,eys--Elorts arc now made with success in Eng.
lana fnr the Improvement ofthe condition ofthe Clip
scyo' lhcirnumbor Is estimated to be at least 600;
they arc ignorant aud immoral-wi,hout the shnd-
ow OF religion of any kind. having been altogether
overlooked. For centuries they have lived and died
tcra'g rs The beast " he fJrelt, none casnr for
ih,'rsr.f's--lF Y Or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

's"gr'f1 .NemoTi1i--The Charlottesville Advocate
says that this memorial is the inadcd productinn :
slagc individual, uncredied in this movement BY
any party, and in Iced entirely disayowed and rcpud
atrd by the most eigcnI aad Influential men in the
county OF AuruSla 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

BALDWIN, IVES Il Co.
- AVE received by tie Richmond Packet and
II ~ other late arrivals
Ladies extra fine three threaded white cotton
hose, with double heels and feet
Fine thread edgings handsome patterns
Super blue habit cloths, for ladies' ridnu dresso.
and geDtcmens summer wear
Straw bands, and beautiful!
Jacunett and mul, muslius
cases handsome pruis
do London soups
do Tartan plaids
do blue cumblcts
bale green baises
10 do super star sheetings
2 trusses Marshalls threads &c.
AZ OF which they will sell at low prices
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

IT ficSets only S2--ior save az Office
July 20 W PEABMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

MANAGERS OFFICE.
FLASHING TO.N CITY. No. II.
Drawing will be received TO-DAY
SCHEME.
trEe Of $1,000 I Prize OF sI,sG6
= 10 900 &C
Whole tickets -. Quarters SO cts.
For chances, call at Head Ouartcrs.
July 30 VS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
7. CHUBB'S OFFICE.
TO. .GORROIp

1--WE craving 81 Tire Maine State No. 2, will he received
II containing The following handsome "a o00 ma
l5O0, LOO, 10 Of 1Ooo 80, sOO 700 GOO 500 400 6Iq
besides great many other smaller prizes Tickets only g
Quarters IS cents, for sale N T. CHBWS Inekv AID &
pay Oce. where all the capital prizes win bc sold No ni
ilkc-annly early. or win he too late. i.l. On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

n EW.-LAcoNIcs; or the best words of Tho r.,
~ authors with the authorities; in three vo,urne.
hrst American edition. Just received by
July ~ JOHN II NASH
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-16
From the Bait more PatVioi.
TO HENRY CLAY.


% statesman pure, unbleuiish'd Patriot 60
Aud happy thou in thy retirement DO,
Thy toll worn frame Requires respite now,
Brom public care and tbsnkless labor free.
Go, rich in conscious worth--illus,vious man,
To calm seciusion in the distant West,
There seek the peace domestic comforts give,
Thy sprlt needs an interval VI rest.
For thou hast known what 'tis TO be upheld,
The slander'd victim of party feud.
Thy years OF toll--hsVe they been we'll repsid9
Thou hast the Ststesman's meed--Ing'stitude.
Thy pures, motives met base Feturn,
Bargain, corruption. was the party cry,
But see the mis,s OF Sophisiry dissolve.
They sinh uAnotic'd or UNDECIDED die.
Back on The hearts from whence they ernsnate,
Th' snvenom'd shafts OF caiumny rscoil,
They HAHN thee not--thy pauoply Is arm,
Thy breastplsts fruth--lstegfily thy foIl.
A cloud may overcast The rising Sun,
And dim It's brilliance for Aeating hour,
But soon us rays shall penetrate the INST,
Aud beam respleGdent- with mesedlzn pow'r.
Thy emb EN- thi.--ihou Genius Of the West.
The demon slander liss tradue d thy name,
Bot Truth poins onward 10 historic gage,
Whist splendid trophies gid thy future lane.
When psrty rage AID patty spirit dies,
And genuine worth vesdmes ITS wanted sway,
Then hi "a anon. thy eounIry's lifted SONS
Thsnane most honor'd shall be In WY CLAY
CYNTHIA.
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THINGS THATI LIKE.

| like 10 see young men strutting a
bout with cigars in their mouths, calling
for smaltsrs If Gin and Brandy, and
drinking them OF with great noneha.
lance. because it locks so gsntesl and
manly.
| like to hear young men swear brace
ty, especially in the company of respec-
table females. I; Shows gsod sense and
very excellent breeding.
all like to SEQ young ladies laugh
in Church. II shows that they are pleas
ed with the sermon Ia
like to see people prying ints their
neigh5or's ccncerps-dOn't you?