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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28
POLITICAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
SALrN, May l9.-lEpENiNu &. SrIcKrry, Esq.
Is appointed Iosimasirr at Lynn instead Of JoNA.
THAN GNcnrrurR, ESQ. removed. The hitter is u
very worthy man we'll ms successor, and Is re-
moved for 10 misconduct.
NoRroIN, Nav 2o.-JonS CAMparLr, Esq
m 'neer OF the Executive Council Of Virginia, arri-
we'd hero an Saturday night itcn Ricl.n,or,i on his
way 70 ~ Washington. whittier he proceeded on Mon
day morning IN the steam packet Potomac.
No Comphci! has received the appointment of
Treasurer Of the United States, which Office has
hren vacated BY the removal Of Mr.. CIAaK. of
! pennsylvania, the former mcumbcnt-and TIA, OBJ
zoe, "t his present visit TO Washington W., learn IS
l." make arrangements for entering upon the duties
of that Office.
Nrw BRUHswIck, n. !. Nav oO-Vur1,N My.
~, Tina i'!ntcr 81 the Times newspaper, has been
REV ANnEn with the appointment Of Postmaster o.
ihS city, etthe expense ofD. Firz RANDoLru, ptN-
iSUFp.
CoNconD. ~ II. May lc.-Mr. Wu,t1,,, Low
has been appointed Postmaster at this p,aco. vicc
JosErE Low, esq removed
The citizens of Concord for whose benefit pos,
ofhce was established here generally regret the
chUnse. General Low, late Postmaster is one OF our
most suhsia end respectable citizens and as nj
all times faithfully md np0r,ialy discharend his du
~. NO charccs Of un!arnuss or misnlana cement
nave been or can be sustained against him. The
patronage Of Tie Federal Government" so far M
this podt office Is concerned has never "hcen brouoht
into conflict with the freedom Of elections" Gen
crai Low has always been Republican. Tlc wns
al oIucer IN te iUe war and to his prompt and val
liable services he was mainly indebted for his an
polntmcn to the post c'Iicc. Tho change therefore
has not been made because the citizens Of Concord
desired IL nor because the late ncuu hcnt was ncom
potent, unthihfu or partial; because he has al
any time used his Office for clectionecrinr PURPOSES;
nor because he i not n Republican. II is because.
IN the Independent excEccc This rights o. citizen
in 'the free3on OF elections" which the President
pToiessns 10 hold sacred he did not supDort General
''Srt."1 His successor did support him with earn
cstncss and zeal.
BosToN Mny le--GEoasE w. EVER TO be Pos
master At Nantucket, Mass. vice TsoNAs, MACY dis
missed.
NEw-YoRK, May to.--Col. Aaron Ogden. of
EIIzabethtown, is appointed Assistant Collector for
Jersey City I'm this district in place Of John Con
dict. removed. The SALARY of this Office is 81 OGO.
Mr.. Con"ict officer through she whole re-
vnlution and has since filled various Offices having
once served rs United States Senator. Last autumn
he was afflicted with stroke ofthc palsy from which
ne hnd scarcely recovered when he was removed
from his Office. We cannot but regret the removal
of such man
NEw YoRK, May 2l.--Dr. IloGFpooM has been
appointed Post Master in Schodact, Rensselaer,
county. vice SrrrhE> MERCHANT Esq. removed
FIJI NJ. TooD, Esq. has been appointed Post Master
ia Waterford, in the place of SAMUEL. DF,IARrsr,
removed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

they occupied they sailed from the rrcr nearly u
bout tho same time. In latitude IS. 10 NJ. aud IL.
so. w. the Union was captured by the Ferdinand
VII aud carried, appears by the letters received
to-day at LLorps into Corunna. The parties inter
ested have manifested Of course, the lively in
dignation at this proceeding. aud, application
has bccn forwarded to tho Foreign Office this sub
lect, the affair viii most likely attract further notice.
That which constitutes the ofieucc in this case is
understood to be the taking board and ann,u
n'toD IN the river, without obtaining proper license
Tor so doing and in scizing British property, which
flutes, II is said, the whole OF the Unions cargo
ne Corunna letter 10 LIoYp's states, however, tho
Fcrdinand VII. had chancd the necessary docu-
n'ents from the Spanish Consul in London.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28
CF;.om the Scjoio Ga.c,tc.7

Tie .1Wgera Stabic.-The cleansing Of this rn;rhty
fabFch proceeds with regular and steady pace
Since tic publication of last number the follow
ing additional stalls have been purified By the suluta
ry process Of Jackson and Reform.
James T. Gardiner, to bo Register ofthe J.ond OF
cr at Iltfn, Ohio, in place of Platt Rush ren,ore6
The following biographical sketch Of this man NAV
not he unintorestng to the reader. Tn 1905 impli-
Gated as one Of Aaron Burrs conspirators Durno
the last war, he edi-da violent Federal paper in Ma
ricta, Ohio, in which he denounced the war and
Mr.. Madison and the Democratic party. as traitor,
md tories, md for which he was ridden on rail
through the principal streets ofthat town. IN 1924
he proposed TO establish papcr in Cincinnati in IA
vor ofthe election Of Mr.. Clay TO the Presidency.
In 1924 or thereahouts, ne became the editor of n
village newspaper Mt Xcnia by means of which he ca
arrangodt to get himself elected to the I,egslo-
tine. In the Legislature. he was CHARGED with ba-
WIG obtained his seat by bribery and c1rruDfio and
tho f:c having been satisfactorily established he WINS
expelled from that body. In 1899, he offered for
State Printer as tire competitor of Judge BaIhache
and FILLING in THE be forthwith changed his coat
raised the Jackson standard seized upon the bar-
CAMPO red out through tho columns Of his
pnpar, the most atrocious cnlumn:cs arainst
Mcssrs. Adams and Clay hu7zacd for Jackson and
reform and has at last been rewarded for his apcsa-
cy and his crimes By Office from President Jack
son, the annual cmolunCrts of which are said TO he
G'orth fifteen hundred dollars -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28
From re .Naiionoi .Jo,7ioL


SIR; m absence from homo for several days prc-
vented me from seeing abusive article IN tho
Telegraph Of Thursday last, in relation 10 me. until
this evening. The conversation between Doct or
Jones the new Postmaster Of this city and me- as
reported III ln'c number Of the United Stntes' Ga
zo'ic. ltmty he proper tn say, not furnished by
me 30 thc publishers Of that pa1er; but although |
cannot Nc held responsible for the correctness Of mr.
uclos furnished by Anonymous correspondents OF
newspapers yet, in this instance I am wiling 10 allow
. Ito Edito. Of tho Telegraph oil the nd, antoee hc
may expect 90 derive from avNichncnt Of the cor
rccDoss of the substance Of TINT report.
cannot believe 1t nccca sary to produce nnv docu.
mrnt to- defend myself ngaIns the snndcrous in.inu-
atoms OF the Editor Of the Telegraph, before my
fellow citizens of Washington, who can hear illness
% The correctness OF my official conduct and private
life ior twenty-five years, yet as many there nre M
distance whose good opinion of me may be affected
by the uEeontradicted charges and mpuiations above
rnttrrcd to. vii! not offer you and the public nm
apology FOR Tho Publication Of tho following copy oil
a !cttcr FROM the late Postmaster General
Respectfully, your obcdcnt servant.
May %, 1890. GEO. BVEENY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

.4necIote Of Eiephants.--The elephants in genera
took the water well, though one or two could
not be persuaded to 60 in of their own accord; two
three of the strongest of their species were,
therefore, sent to compel them. These, after having
given the refractory gentlemen sound drubbing
showed them into the water and did quit them I'M
I'll they were landed on the opposite bank. 1t was
curious sight TO witness, and perhaps the strongest
instance of the power of the brute creation
that can well be imagined. -T.oelre gears .Miittpry
adventure.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

WAsrSGrov, 18th March, 1920.
on: Lavc received your letter Yesterday and can
oss'irc you That have always had the highest conf
dencc ~ your integrity and efficiency as an officer in
lhc rect Office Department And take pleasure
% ''sp assuring YOU, that have mover permitted any
circumstances 10 interrupt my friendly feeling for
yor prosperity and happiness.
with great respect, your obediont servant.
JOHN MCLEAN.
G",acE SYErSY, Esq.
T.', pgef OHirf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

Fran mo Lo0dou san If .4pyI g.
Grca' "rci'cH"rt was produced yesterday nrnonr
hc underwriters Al Lloyds BY intelligence; Of cap
tire Of British property scarcely out of tho limits ri
he British Chanrc under crcur,ytancos which, To
appearance. would designate it AZ piratcal ct least
some ~: The ap.OTuc-s, from facts which have come
% tbci, know ledge. affirm 30 TO be- 50. The vessel
apurcd sthe Union, q Bronos AyTci, and c1rrvinr
The flag ofthat republic, but having cargo on hoard
belonging b. merchants o. London md recently from
un river Thames bound to no de- .iarcir,. Tho
vessel 10y which che h17 brcn captured l. called the
Ferdinand VII, brit bias recently been armed and
equipped in fire yree, under tlr name q rood coun
'crpuG Of t'e otoer) of dc b'cxardcr thc Great
Tho crow md oaiccfs bard were n',. or chiefly.
Iu"lisLmrn who guvs on'. according 90 the inEJr-
ra''on wich hrs 5cci current to-day On Change.
ta they arr ohcu. ~ proceed % Cad.z to be fitted
ont 7e u privaiCer, undcr Spanish oDlors to criisr
against voascs " ihr trans Atlantic states lately
colonies o.. SPAIN. phcy sailed from the river, IL +.
l'a ".forsih'y ir ballast; ard made o1;h IN tho ~
tF. iuno 80 tlc C1-tpm-i 'Dsc--i'1t thcy bod nei-
Mc-aNas. ammunition. tor waf,ac stores on board
t,tr.r, borct.r. t."y tad ccuidrcd surrrr.i.
i0us.J 90 s'nggl" 500 onrdrWo'o supply; and having
marked. as supposed 'h" Union as their intended
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

.Nerico.--1he Journal Of Commerce contains n
translation Of the inaugural address OF Guerrero 10
representatives in tho Mexican Compress ON his
the Mlubcsto lie PROCESSES being indicted -
10 Office on the tirst Of April last, together
with some extracts from his manifesto to tue pro
pic. The message is Of i dirnilicd character I'm
bic attachment, t. tho federal system. ~ established
~ le Constitution of 1924 and 70 "the hoy rniriou
of Jesus Christ lie declares that iie ports of
Mczcp vii! he opru to all nations so long as frank
hess apGrccproc;ty regulate their conduct; and thai
rs soon rs the state of the treasury val permit i,,.
VIII complete the diplomatic circle. and adds
81 see nothing. difficult in bringing our relations il,
,oaact. so tlat the power OF all tic modern Repub-
Ics Of America shall DC combined 90 sustain their in
dependence agnins' me attacks Of Spain nav TO o..
pose tic inVctera'r habits and cndcavours Of an on
tire Continent which has placed It's al,aTs tho idol
o. "oi'ur1ry."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

ssee Mr. Wits eloquen; discourse the Lives and cas-
acteTs of jefferson and Adams"
fThc University Of Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

t'a1iOnai Squadron 10 examine the seas freouented
oy the prvateers. 10 take away the commissions
whlcn tney bold, and disarm them.
Colonel Abaclcto Medina, arrived in Bucnos Ayrcs
on Thursday afternoon with his troops. A division
on the Montoncros entered Chasconus on Wednos-
Day IL is said that moro than 600 OF them had adj
'ahced to San Vicente, nboui ten esgues from Buc-
nos ayres. report is current that Bus,os has &c
signed The Govcrnorship Of Curdova To Dr. s. NJ.
sragueiro his time Of Office expired the 1th of
march last II IS likewise rumoured that rcvolu-
tion has taken place III San Luis, and that the Coy
cthor' crtcz, has been dcpoScd. General Lavalle at
tue mead OF part of bis troops is said 10 have passed
ne arcaranai, pursuing lopez, aud that colsdcru-
pic ueserlIons had taken place from the army of tho
latcr' The prisoners ut the island Of Martin Gar
Ga nave risen upon the garrison taken possession o.
tne Island and 1t IS feared lave murdered tao Gov
cInor (Cclis.l The Eiobamha has sailed for that
place with 100 troorS.
~ Tempo ofs3t nstan: states, that ,'ir Consu's
an" ioreEn agents resident III Durnos Ayrcs have
cei'ed notes from The President o;hc Soi-dSGa Con-
Vcnton ot Santa Fc, informing them that they ought
NOT tn acknowledge INV other authority this
/ Try but the Aforesaid body III Tempo comments
/ uponthe above in he following strain;-
" TIE Conreaijon If Santa fc.--'rhs body. ornu'-
NY tro'n It's originWithou authcri'v-withoutc COM
mission--without any responsibility, this body who
before and siucc December last has been IA mere
thing, has committed an act which almost pEovukes
| laughter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

lean "a ncrs received New York by the VIRGINIA
Gen Guerrero indicted into Office ne Irc,;Isr, M ~.
eNcan republic on tue LIST April, and took solemn oath
before the eternal and in the Of the National Majesty
Manifesto TO his conpaot occupies FIVE or six columns IN
the Censor ami in TIE language Of that paper con;nn, sub
production wo;. o the President OF ..e pc5pc and Of
the enlightened age which i've. Heaven grant that IN
pacc Gen Guerrero may not depart from yins prre
and benefcrGt and nave tho g6,v res,o, 10 our
mon country concord and pubic and individual conf
nece and with these, the happiness and prosperity NJ all
eo% cSe"S Inc snecch IN the hall OF the chamber der
uics OIL assuming The chair Of State much shorter
!9e nI al hfn our papers oa'a 20 hand renders mpo.
bic To give translation oihcsc documents now, on peru
SAL they appear sufficiently interesting will present them
Tomorrow as Likewise the Vaedctoy Of President Victoria on
Gen osame,e the vice Prcsden, elect was no, indicted
into ofe the ls,, having 10y unexpected DELAY been
prevented 'm arriving at the federal ci,v"
Mexican date Of April 8'h says To-day, ~ O'clock
Dr. r. Jose Manuel Herrera took his oath as minister NJ icc
aud ecclesiastical affairs"
The report of the death ofCen. Dauagan cor,adctci
Don Juan de Dios Cocdo has nominated ny tho scuae
States
The Censor Arr I8,h mentions the annoinn,en oC Co,
Santa Anna as Commander IN ei ote state, q
Antonio Ju, "who had acquitted hnsclfto the satisfaction of
every mhahitant of Vera Cruz"
ETPnls'on Of The SpdHia,ds-On the 9Th Of Anil in the
extraordinary session IT the chamber OF The senate pr0lo.-
ton to extend the time designated by the a 10, tic
expulsion OF lie Spanias, 20 the end Of December next was
agreed By all the Senators present. on the 10Th was sent
70 tle chamber Of deputies through the medium Of committee
the President OF which urged the importance of being acted
upon without delay.
IN the chamber OF deputies Apr I1ih The committee ON
public security reported ueir opinion articles viz
strike ont the resolution Of the senate , Concedc govern
uent r the space Of SIX months the power Of extending tug
time TO Spch Spaniafds deems expedic ami proper The
discussion was very and about O'clock night the re-
port agreed iOAyes 81, Noes 81 The subject was then
postponed 10 the 18Th: hu nd mention uf the result al
though tire dates f:om tho capital the 5LI.
1t IS evident horevcr FROM tho Of both hou-os h7
modification viii be made tic clause alluded TO-
which stands IN the law coppels every Spanar 10 cult
inc republic IN 10 three months from the 2oh March Accord
ing the position in which they located Petitions yere
poun IN from various quarters chief, signed by ladies' era
wig the Indulgence, 81 the go:esnnieni their bchaE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

y Hare Story.--A French paper relates the fol
lowing as "a fact on which reliance may be placed"
We commend it to the notice Of the creduous:--
GA few days ago two gentlemen who Wore on
sporting excursion near Picrreftte, perceived hare
which fled with another hare its buck one ofthcm
fred, and killed that which yas running. The an
nal then changed characters, and the other ran of
With his dead companion. lie fred aCan, and hl-
wing killed the other, went up 10 his Prize when TO
lis astonshment, he found that the two Hares were
'nned back to back, rs TO toriA only one animal
with two heads, four ears and eight feet. II Gas
been preserved for the study Cf the Zoologist."
The Edoh Shepherd in mis- Cedar, gives the following ac-
ola sheepdog called Siuai--
ale heard bot he trog towards IL and never
Drew towards il bu, We joined in With all his vgor Mary
when he fairly which he slack the voices Of
al MS coadutors had no chance win his IL cusonav
with ,he worthy Old farmer with whom reside n o G,
family worship evening and mornings aud before lie began il
always necessary DIVE Srh the fields aud Close
oor II TINS was at any time forgot or neglected the Domri
scha rate, that he drowned the vo~es Of all the family before
srh was expelled Bot then! wien no got 70 lie rt
before the door, especially y Cr blow N goiry ont
e did give his powers Of voice toll scope nn, nioa,ou
~" WOO ''''' ''''o ''"'' ''' u
LeH ' a s.e ,,.ac. tie y,.ayot,.r, ,. az rot IN,
tiat admiration meant 'syc. s. I'D GOT 6,d t,, r,,,'G
meant love She a no' fnd , habit she did 40
gan IN suspect a, as sc nut ,ogatlaI lpI,erG act ~
y much like i''e.--,6 a'a c"d 1eisat
.1iuantngS q PttHc Lf,sGole--l .,,icr- ;.,e froc
execution Of youis b. the TAN. o.! raddrP tr Eprt
p1p5rs observe. "'the wreichei Youth vas one v q q,
by curiosity travelled eleven miles IN August last o. se
execution ofCor1er Little did he, his friends den nh
that he would slAa sulsf e.! ~ CA3o q! crime o. ,
dr,"
Gmr.7a.s Fassoa,--Fasbio.. ave oae eoI..at,sis-
ron, Ve cauo resist tire temptation siYc ourlc5ics
few extracts from those OF the current month r gcnHul
'Coet Of dyctdstred win white kerseymre was'co1
small shari pattern, enDTodced at the edge q
sns color the cuata iaCt shirt with t1r yblssIhs
waisiconis into tissue with gold slrnblac
SafH craya,s tied IN bussoue a 1oR safin quite
watcoatb'f gloves embroidered with Wholesome Of q
color Of the yGq.ss ordagen the morning, Gentlemen We
shoes wlch Lce ~ IN front" u ovid De g0roUs sight
rec an animal rs'd in the s'ye and have doul
that dn usled Place would Immediately be apart
HIN IN The Luoogicsi Gardens. - iytosoy EmPltS5
Physician, hal NyWF 't cores oufcui Of The SpLn-fc
Joufua tells story oi reverend Gentlemen ii adJDnn
state, one 81 ""n had recently joined Temperance S,cc;y
and was petudimg hs 81 a1 a. TO the The la''c
objected % al ato 10 D.. uihcrs thoud diins arden
snhFiWt,f' 'VTf -d''cr'o '','rigr anesjn. 81 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

fogted! Condition Of C:'t friend q, c cd'to, n 'ar
iIpVcrcc American who has opportunities o. Judging writes
mus iavoraby of the condition and prospects q ,hit
SANTIAGO Feb :, lS19Ihc fist Presidential on he.c
under the new constitution, and M only wt,h tine po
pie hS an Immediate agency is 10 take place month The
mode vi ciecns The President cStab constitution oi
Chill. similar that originally provided BY the constitution nj
The Uui'ed States, before MIR JcFsson amendment: Iucn,
ionprcSent appearances there viii ~ lc upu iun 10
IN n election 81 the present chief tae. Cen Pinto who
during his administration, has shown hsef well qualified for
the station, aud certainly possesses TALENTS n;ey aud many
other cStIuabe qualities lie is Tu cd IN the new inst
t,ons and should nc he elected III eNc every faculty. TO
sustain them lio is also socec republican,, without ANY
Thing of the GnmagpPc visionary ,eors Chill al.cacv
ovSsmUch tn his enigiicncd efforts
The constitutional Congress which ate, Sauc1nn. tho new
national code, resolved itself chambers Senate md
Deputies asreeaby that code dissolved itself IN thesis al,
with much snlcmni;y and oeT. Great harmony has recned
o the commencement, in the proceeding, and Deliberations
this holy, and between and the executive administration
They nave mutually aided and assisted other and although
C mas hal Congresses composed of glo. talent not one has
been able 10 eect much good, owing principally to this ba
monv and good understanding With tive executive hearty dc
sire to promote tine welfare ef the country and dsoson IN
follow tie track already pointed by the and evpcI
ence Of Others without affecting originality aiming n tnni
tlnab. perfection The constitution every thing that
could be wished for perhaps arrived in the existing con-
d'on OF the country, and provision made FOR revision at
the end or six years.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-28

Pggiaaa, ta Hy0F - casrsp oufebi ofthc SpLn.dcl5
Jonuo tells story of reverend gentlemen III adjoining
state one 81 whom had recently joined Temperance society,"
and pefsutmg hs fl .o1 o. TO TIC The later
objected % az atc utt d.. Wcfcrs choud dns ardent
snhFsWs'e's by1' -d'rc,'r '1s'riqr alleging - .J
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-11
Fryn tie Norfolk Beacon.


Editors i" RI hmonj ~ xand,ia and Bali.
more, will do an aci Of kindness TO dis re,sed
moher. " giving the following an insertion,
and transmitting TO this Off, any intelligence
il may eii'i, respecting 'hc snhjro, oft
BENJAMIN MURPHY. a lad OF abou, l6
vars. son Of q re pectsbl" widow lady Of his
Borough, ard apprr c,iced TO MIR. John Rid,
Blacksmith, in Portsmouth left Mr.. Reds
''ouse on Surda, 1s,h ut as as his custom,
20 vi,', his mother in Norfolk, since which
he has not been h, ard o. The suspense whic h
she has hren kept, as to his fa,e, has ndrred
his n'o.hrr very unhappy, and she soiiti it, The
favor OF any person having any Information
respecting HIM, 10 communicate it immrdi-
attly to the editors Of hr Beacon. He being
a yo"ih OF steady ha"i,s, end as far as wss
known entirely satis6rd with his situation,
fo' bids The ides of his having iefi his mas'er's
,er' ice improperly, while i renders her apple.
tensions for his safe,, much ronger. l. has,
however, been corjee,urd by some Of his
friends hal he may have zen indu ed 10 60 to
Baltimore, Aex.rdria o. Richmond. IT, one
Of he Steam Boa's, on Monday or TUESDAY
las'. A promp, communication respecting
him. viii D. an act Of humanity for which hts
friruds will ever be grateful.