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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
VIM C. RENDITION, G. c.
CoMMissroNpR's orrIor,

hItHWuhnI I'm ApII, 10y }
Tire parties interested will please take noticr, that I
have appointed the 18th day of June nest. 10 eomneuee
the accounts directed in the foregoing order NJ cour,, on
which day az 8 O'clock, a NJ. they are required 10 attend
~ my Office in his city, with their accounts. aud vouehes
ready FOR examination and seitcmcrt.
HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
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RICHMOND JOCKEY CLUB.
Spring MEETING, Tuesday. i2M May. 1919.

Fgsr DAYS RACE
Two Sweepstakes, for 3 years old cofts-mile heats-SlOo
entrance. "
ETrs, SS1e: Isl 81 Sd
]. Jno. Bakers b. E. = 4 4 d.
- Jas }. Hauison's b. T. Q q .
z O. p. Hasc's 1. C. = q
q. Jas NJ. Seldcn's 8 c. 0
Tlme-FIrst heat I'm. SIS; second do. I'm. 5qs. tHrl dh o., o.
Second Sinks;
I. Jno NJ. Bolts T. by Sir Cba,ras o a..
q JAS NJ. Seiden's b. C. DO . -
3. Jho Colgin's /. T. DO. .
]. Rah'd Adams s C. Rei Rover, do
iime-Fni heat I'm. SIS; Second dc. Im. Sis.
SECOND DAYS RAGS.
PDpretors Purse nile heats-s5op.
Nv. r. Johrson's s m. T. C. by SIR Charles, 2 die
=. Jas. !. Hauison's b. h. Corporal Trim, by Sir Archie. y .
- David b; BIanch'sb m. Polly Iiopkin, by Virgnan,
d. Hector Davis'a b. M Kitty Miller, by Handel, dis.
1ime-FiHt heat an; second do. TN d.
OF The course very icavy.
Tanp DAYS RACE.
.rerkey Club Purse Sl0oO+ mle Fra1s
!. !os N. Seiden's b. h. Waxey, by Sir Archie,
y. WIN. X. JohnSnn's b. m. Slender, nv Sir Charts. O ~,
Time-8n. 22s.
Same day-A Sweepstakcs. for 3 year Old cols-mire heats
500 entrance.
J. William Flrry's S c-oy Sir Charles, .
= O. =. Hare's sc. do. q . .
y. J. vi. Seideo's b. C. DO ad,,
Iime-Ffnr heat I'm. 57G; second DO. I'm. 5as.; third do ON &c
FOURTH DAYS RACE.
4 Pudsrake% mile ~heats-S4sp.
I. pIvSl n. Branch's b. NJ. Polly Hopkins by Virynian, ] q /
2. JAS 81. Seiden's b. m. Kate Kearney, by Sir Archie, 2 I Q
3. VIM II. JohnNDn's bL n. Starr, by Virgjuian, 228,
Iim-FfrHi heat SIN. 55s; second do. 6m.; third do. 6u. Is
TIE SECRETARY.
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Sir O'Clock Line 10 PhledeLphin.
Citizens Canal Line of Steamboat


Betsres,, Baltimore and PbilddeIphia,
|. now in operation. Tho Steamboat PH1LADEL-
PHlA, Capt. Crockor, will leave tho head Of Light
street wharf, DAILY Sundays excepted at SIX o'clock
IN the Morning. for Philadelphia. Until the Canal is
opened, passengers viii be taken across tho PENN
sula IN comfortnblc Stages, with careful drivers, 10
TWO hours to Delaware City, where they will take the
Steamboat NORFOLK, Capt. Jelries, and arrive
AZ Philadelphia the same afternoon.
The road from the west end Of the Canal, not OK
cccding fourteen miles to Delaware City, is safe, plea.
cant, and in good order, afFording an opportunity to
the passengers Of viewi'o this great National Work.
Bargcs with superior accommodation arc in readiness
n mmon running through the Canal, as soon as
il may be completed, which, 1t is expected, will be I'm
a fcw weeks.
The Proprictors Of THIS Line hope, from their de-
termination to render every facility, accommodation
and comfort to the passengers, 10 mcTit a share Of pub
lie patronage.
Passage -Four Dollars and a Half to Philadelphia;
to the Canal, Two Dollars; and, as usual, oil baggage
at the risk of tic owners.
Passengers will be taken ON board, and landed at
the several towns on tho Delaware river.
HENRY WRIGHT, Agent,
mIyfo ". 3 LigbtstrCet wharf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

01- The reader wHi find an Interesting auihy on Ce
page Of the Daily PaPeE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
CONVENTION ELECTIONS.

I. 4. Williamson 3o3, Jos II. Saruuels 4O3, Dr.. Peachy HAT
rison 357, Chs. u. Lowell 1917, Jos. G. Srpngier 26o, I'd. p.
Fletcher 81, Judge ID Smith SO.
Rockingham and Shenandoah compose a district, and thc
election being over in both, IL is ascerained that VIM. Andcr-
son, Sanfl Coffnan, Dr.. Jacob d. William snn, and DR.. Peact:
Harrison, have rreIvcd The largest vote, and ae elected.
BerkeIsy.-Phil C.. Pendlcton Of Berkeley 209, Gen. Elisha
Floyd Of Berkeley 2o3, WIN. Naylor of Hampshire 1873, VIM.
Donaldson OF liamp. 1875, Cromwell OrTck of Hardy IS, YIN.
Seymour Of Hardy u, Moses 7. Hunter of Berkeley n.
from Hardy, the Winchester Republican states the rrmor
~ Ina that Messts. Naylor and Seymour were greatly ahead in
that county-Befkeey, Hardy, Hampshire and Morgan, com
,n-e the district.
Letls--We have heard from Weston and Bucranon, AZ
which elections thc poll stands as iollows-U e'tgn: John Nc
Whor,sr I2, y. g Duncan lie, ]. Laidlcy los, 7. Tavenor
o., w. l.. Jackson 10, Adam See Is, Lewis SUmmeTs IA
Buehanop: J. NicWhorter 81, w. l.. Jackson GO, L. S. Dun
can 10, a. See n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
8O.MONY CORN

IfNhb ShTscrioer has three hundred barrels of Hnuony Com,
Tor sale at Little Dover, the farm on Janes River, immett.
a'eIy above Jude's Ferry, in GOochiand. Persons wanting, will
apply TO his Manager, MI. John Sshnger, on the farm, or to
himself in Richmond. los TRENT
NAV lB-4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

WANTED immediately, a pair OF Carriage Icy-
W ses, that can be warranted young, sound and
gentle. Enquire at Mr.. Thomas Nelson's boardinr
.Iouec- NAV Q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
A CARD-TY{EJyRE

John AUGUSTUS STONE acknowledging tho
klncness with which his Efforts 10 please have
been by the liberal citizens Of Richmond met. bcgs
leave respectfully to inform them, that lis BTNEFfT
will take place at the Theatre, On Wtdaeafay cren.
ing, Mary 2Ist, on which occasion. he viii have the
honor OF again presenting the remarkably successful
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

D OF H~ERR1NGS-4o barrels NJ family Zoe Herring salt
III potrcd, apd in good order, landing, and win be inspected
this morning, for sale by JAS. WINSTON.
may 10
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EAUNTTERpy.

Cther entertainments OF q siDgu!uri; novel md
interesting character will be offered. particulars OF
which will appear i'll future advertisements.
may l4-eo3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
NAV y ~. -. g Co.. Aucts,
u D.4VENPORT, .4LLEN & 90
STOCK IN TRADE.

v IN TUESDAY next, the 10th inst. at 10 o'clock.
we shall sell at the store of Mr. Francis Morandcau.
al the corner of Nain and 18th streets. his
STOCK or GROCERIES,
Consisting Of tie uAusi variety, and soIne House
hold Furniture.
Terms n sale. ID. A. E. 90 Arcr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

r EGHORN HATS g. FLATS.-WHl he
- opened this morning, just received by Tho schr.
Exit, from New York,
4 Cases Lcghorn Bolivar hats
1 do DO gipsey flats
! do boys' DO hats,
For sale at low prices by
7. s. T.. JAMES g. Go,
nay - Market Square,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

II .EMONs, SOAP, TEAS, &c-Rccciy-
- ing per schooner Exit,
81 Boxes lemons
100 do brown soap
Fresh gunpowder teas
French Madeira wine
Albany beer, &C., for sale by
NAV t9-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

DATE Oh ATTEST EURoPEAN ApvIcEs.
From Liverpool, . April
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
GROCERIES,.

in THURSDAY next, the 2lst inst. al our anG.
ton store, an assortlcnt OF GROCERIES,, &c.
may IG j. 4. 81 Co. Arcts
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1LVlL tg.9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
ANOTHER EAST ROOM LETTER
From The Ricin,ond ENQUIRE,

THINGS AT WAsHNeroy:-.A in,.Ir,.
friend who is just returned from Wasfirro,
,orites US, thai the "great essentials are o nit
right. The President locks PERSONAL, io,o
cry Thing with a ken, scru,inizinc. m,t,.
coup dG,i, anc is daily detecting and corr,,,i,!
abuses. He frequently visits the Es,,m,.
Offices, super'ises the proceeding Of til, .p5o,
dinate func tionaries, and directs and s,ingl,,.
them by mis- presence. In. receu: visi, 10 Il.
Navy Department, hearing tina, the book, /,
longing to that branch Of the public ADM,
tra'ion were very much brhind. hand, bv y.
neglect of the late incumben's, he atdrey,5
himself 20 the Clerks, told them that ,isrs v.,
a grea, many applicants for their places, and 4
they did not bring up the arrears Of bu,in,a
he would soon find men ,ha, would. n.,,
ton this as sample Of the spirit which nc,
exists a, Washington, and as one Ct the rrgf,
OF having u "Mili' airy Chieilain" ., The head j
affairs. rh. Presidtn, is determined, ha, Mi
Their himself nor any Of his officers shall ca, h,
bread Of idlenrss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
THE EleRrEENrH EDITOR We some time

The FL GRTEENTH EDITOR We some time
ago expressed our surprise that Shadrach Penn.
editor Of the Louisville Advertiser, ;fttr Duff
Green the most skifnlly abusive Of all the
Jackson editors, had not yet received his re-
ward. I, will appear by The annexed para
graph from the kentucky Focus, that the
cause Of our SURPRISE is al an end Shadrach
is rewarded, and in a new form.-Rich. Uhig.
We understand, that The Editor Of he Adj.
vertiser al this place has received his reward.
He is employed 10 print all The blanks for the
post Off IS in the western country. from Plus,
burg TO ORLEANS, aud from the Allegheny to the
Rocky Mountains Hitherto this printing has
been done a, differen, points more convenient
to the offi;es be supplied BY the new ar.
ransem,nt. two objects will be eFectrd. The
largeness Of the job enables the contractor to
do the work little cheaper, so that something
may he said about economy-and still the
profits will make rich reward 10 the favored
rarl. zan. That the Ultimate expense 10 the
COVE rument will be less, We are little skep-
.ieal. The !a;e postmaster general, Jackson
man, had authorized large stock OF blanks TO
he prin ed, WIFI h are now on hard; but The new
primer contends that he old blanks should be-
thrown away, tina, he may have the benefil Of
furnishing a new supply fresh from the eco.
nomical mint of Jackson and reform.
LOUISVILLE Focus.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

fered up on the altar Of Revenge, o, =, -,
IegraPh has it, Of those who are nnr;'. s le,
our opinion there is an end to civil Iih..,a' 10
men are prescribed because they day. :, sH.a
else the freedom ofopinion, and iudss t 70 e, asH
selves We have heard much Of tho ~ ~ 'n'n.
passed under the administration Of n. S Law
Adams; but the evil. Of tina, law Were ~" e, .c''
compared to those which are u-ac,;sst % 81
presen' Administration That punished y. .a'
for kbelling the government. and the dss,. a'i
punishment was regulated BY Cour. ana AZ !, o.
Of er fair trial; but now, men aud III. Wv ~!
cent families too, are punished ir6ni.l, "'''
severely without he least ceremony ,, a's''
no other reason Than for exercising cow :"
lionai privilege. Ball. Cb,,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
"TALES OF A GOOD WOMAN Z"

Mr.. Padding has published a volume of
sketC he's under the title Of Tales ola good wo.
man by doubtful gentleman" which are
grail " admired bv me Critics. Thr followi"g
which we select in It's condensed form, FROM
Mr.. Legget's interesting Critic, exhibirs the
horrd results of intoxica'ion in a firm almos'
100 repeling II BE- contemplated, vet he dslin-
cation does not exceed the reality. Sinhlar IN =
eide nts are often related in The newspaper; and
the moral OF the srorv is calculated 10 make a
deep ant. lasting Impression
The frs of the tale in a most powerful and
vigorous sketches, and the direct and positive
tendency OF il is calculated to be Of the mos,
saluary kind. 1t is written in The form of a
confession, by one who, oorn OF respectable and
affluen, parents, and brough, up with tender in
diligence, is gradually led sstray into the pa his
Of vice, FIRST from haoit of associa,inp with
persons VI inferior stations, and afterwa ds by
b. ing induced TO visit the haunts Of gamest
Of the most dssolute and abandoned Glass;
The unhappy young man is hurried from one
grade OF vice 10 another, till ne at las, loses all
his property by the ai,s Ct his essocia,e,, and
all the respect Of society from the confirmed IT,
regularity OF his habits. In order to paw deb, OF
honor, he emhezzles the prep rtv or his sisters,
which had been introstrd To has guardianship,
anu SIrTSdTuS, 70 piCNFut lHldHy pelDR us
covered, he marrirs Young, Interesting, aud
wealthy female, from whose partial eyes he had
managed TO conceal his x, esses. For a while
afer these naaspicions0nup,ials, .hs resolution
Of the di>sIpa'ed husband is ,ufHc !en,y exert
ed % enable him to refrain in grea, asure
from indulgence in his dcplorabie and ruinous
practices. Blu, the natural delicacy and sensi.
tiveness Of his character had b en- on thorough
ly eradica'ed for him hong TO find a sufficient
source Of happiness in h. quiet Intercourse Of
social love. "The old impassioned ways and
habits Of his mind remained" and, failing in
with some former companions Of his midnight
orgies he was without difficulty persuaded to
revisit the "ei"o'' wherr his fortune ard repu>
ts,ion had been ,pen' and where he was TO be-
ourne Vet more deeply duplicated IN ell. A..
bou, his psri"d Of me 'ne marriage f one IF
hi, sisters making - necessary thai her portion
shnui be forth NJ, d havi nov man
70 deal with, who could not BE- ps, eff by the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

The Supreme Court Of New Jersey Ia.
Gently decided the case Of Sarah Coxr, h''
ry GuIick and his wife. II was one o' se'''
actions brought by Mrs Coke TO rec"veT d"s ..
in cer,ain extensive possessions owned by ="
husband previous to tn. revolution, and c'eA'
cared by the state Of New Jersey. Inc c'er,
dants pleaded in abatement tina, in l7'o ~
Coke The husband Of Mrs. Coke, The dem'ho'"'
was subject OF the King OF Great Britain; a..
he left the state Of New Jersey in 1897; ma :.
resided in the domlnions OF the hI7s Of "'..
Britain a, tie time Of his decea'e; hat b, nr'..
took an oath Of all glance TO the slate Of ~
jersey or to the Un,,ed States, nor an os'' y
abjura,ion Of ,ae King of Great Britain, 'n', ~
never profrssed him self a citizen OF the saI -. ).
New Jersey, bu, on the contrary, elee''d 10 u.
main subject OF Great Britain. This pea ; W.
demurred to generally. The Cour, a's. . -
that the facts, If true, were not sufie'eu'
constitute Coke an alien, and there he'ns ~" ~,
vermenr in the plea that he was an anew
plea was adjuiged bad.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

We announced the other day the appoint
ment Of Mr.. Secretary lngham's brother Isaiah
10 an importan, office in Ohio thus kesping
I" the baues and fishes" as much as possible in the
family Duff Green's Telegraph squi"ts at this
and says ' the appointment was made in the
rotary Of the Treasury" This is " Gerry Ike a
,yhale''
In reply, however, we have two remarks to
make TIE first is, that if this appointment
really and truly took place without the pre-
sence or knowledge Of Mr. Secretary Ing ham.
we venture Say, it is the frs, time that gentle
man has lied to appear either in person or by
proxy, at the division OF the spoils. or distri
button of official prizes, since he Put on the new
man in politics. Our second observation is,
that il the Telegraph statement be- indeed tue
il would show very remarkable slate Of things
at " Washington. The Office in question is ont
which has an intimate come inn, and is, as il
were, subordinate branch OF he Treasury Dr..
par,nent-a Receiver Of Public Monies. WAC
then S" proper 10 consul, in the making Of such
an important appointment, as the Head "f that
D-par ,ment We should think f tie iudg-
'ncnt Of Mr.. Secretary Ingham was appealed
to on any occasion of appointment, il would
undoub edly be, in Cases of This kind TO say
tha, he w1s not consulted, is saying little, for
The credit of the appointing power-wherever
this bs in effect lodged. And &c, as we believe
most likely, he wss consulted, it only shows, as
we said a, first Samuel ID. Ingham's notions
Of REFORM" when he turn, ou; fail nfLl and
fl len officer TO make room for his brother.
Bu' if the Telegraph may be relied on for
once, for a fact, and Isaiah has been smuggIed
into office, without the kn.wL dye OF the Src>
rotary fthe treasury. let The present Had Of
that Department do an boues', disintercsted
act, and have him turned out forthwith !
Bali. Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

THIEF CATCHING Springfield 'oO,S,%'
relates tina, several stores, sc. in thai Pae.
vicinity having been broken into and roe S".I
the citizrns became alarmed, and on ~"
day morning a considerable number 'u -.
ed ou,, with a determination 10 scar. .bsr.
woods in the eastern part of the town, "n a's
il was believed these rogucs were seefe'o s,,d
the stolen property. Suspicious were e, who Who
upon Russell Stephenson and George c ns 70.
were acquired at the late Supreme C0usi' No
wan, of sufficient legal evidence, ih0u ss,b.ir
doubt existed in the mind Of the puoIe o, ,
guilt; aud others. About II o'clock, .. s howell
son and Ball were found at Temporary Univ
in the woods and with considerable Gll" "a,
secured. Most Of the property s'o'.a &c.
at this place. The dry g'Oub ,rr,I
taken from the stores, were found ~
under ground near the boveh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
NoRFoLX, JUNE l.-On SATURDAY last dog

NORFOLK, JUNE I.-On SATURDAY last dog
on board of the North Car DINA "a, at Gospor,,
without any provoca'on, suddenly attacked
and 81, very severely, three Of the hands who
were at work in the ship. He was then killed
This dog, we learn, had previously sbewn de-
cided symptoms Of madness, and had attacked
and lacerated in shocking manner another
dog on board the ship. He was in consequence
confined, but got loose, and the first use he
made Of his liberty was to attack the man.
One Of the persons bitten is a white man,
whose name we did no, learn; the other two
are blacks, one belonging to Dr.. Moscy OF
THIS Borough, the other 10 Ii. Lee Of the Ma
ry.-HeraLd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
nessels impehsd against stream by force of the

Pessels impeHed against stream by force Of the
stream itsey-A French engineer aao meoh ,nic,
NJ Tourasse, in work recently published on
the application Of steam boats TO river naviga
ton, gives Typographical statement of toe
principal rivers Of Europe in which stram ma
vigstion may 5e employed with success. The
work concludes with an explanation OF the the
DRY Of waler-impeIled boats, baffeaur aqua mo-
teurs, name & ven to system of navigation
which derives from the current itself an i'm
pu Sc capable Of driving the vessel ag Iins he
stream This impulse, communicated 10 cap
s'an, WINDS up rop' f.slrped by lis extremity
to the shore, aud thus draas the vessel rwaId
as if BY towage. Revus Encyclopediqus.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04

PUBLIC OPINION, though sometimes led 1,
stray by political dcmagogurs, or hu.hrd BY Il.
power Of ,iolen, political prejudces, is gen,,
ally sure TO become purified, and to Iep,r
Whatever injustice it may have done, uh-,
passion has mad time TO cool, and The peopt
have had opportunities 10 deliberate wllbOs
excitement. Such change has TAKEN pIa.
wi hin a few years, and IN 50 striking manNg
as almos' 20 seem like romance TO Cam o.,
server. Who that remembers the ,ituper lIrs
reproach hes aud ISLANDERS tina, were he.ard o-
the Hartford Convention, a few years ago srG
saw the individuals ,h,t were members q
i, treated like outlaws in their native sac
could have anticipated reversal Of thai TO
,ence OF condemnation, within the period d
his own personal knowledge! Ye We now Sc.
one of its most conspicuous members, MNU
of the city Of Bosom, and another, hardly ts
distinguished, President Of The Senate
third Individual, not indeed member, coat'
in,or and supporter, is President Of HahOH
College. Ex,rp' The Governor and Judges
the Supreme Court, these are the three hT
Offices in he State. Long NAV they be oil"
with sc..h distinguished ability.-B0ston Cow
II rs beiirvei by many, perTor. j., vsr
'ic generally. that in The late melancholy e'tnt
of the conAagralion Of the University edi6a
in Lexington, Kentucky, the medical depart
men, has suffered. Fortunately for the inter
es's of medicine in The West, this is q mst1m
That department has not suffered in the slight
est degree.
The Medical Hall, containing 10 sur'hl.
apartments its library, museum, and chemical
and philosophical app"raus, stands d'!an'
from the University edi6ce about the hl'h
of a mile-nor are there any intervening
buildings to firm line Of communication
hence it was perfectly secure from the et't"
Of the fire. The main building only was Dc
siroyed.
The trustees Of Pennsylvania have, we 'earr'
ample means to reconstruct The On"',''!
edifre on very improved plan and, IL rqulr'o'
enlarged scale.
The late Col. Morrison, OF Lexington ~
qucathed to the University, for he f1pn"
purpose Of erecting building TO be ea''r' u
Morrison Hall, or college, rf'duary tg'p
estimated 10000 dollars Ofthi' su'h'Fo'
amount to erect an edifce can te lmmrol'"'
had. Nm' oH'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-04
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. xXXVI.
"Of Nth hi, hsad-So much for Buckingham"

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Cornelius p Van Ness, Of the STATE ut Yer
mont, 10 be Envoy Exr ,ordinarv and Minisier
Plenipo,entiary Of ,he United States 10 Spain,
in the place Of Alexander H E'tret, recalled.
William PIT Pr,ble Of the STATE OF Name,
to he Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister fleni-
porentiary Of The Uni'ed >,aes to The Ne'her-
lsnds.
Washington Irving, Of III State Of N York,
to be Secretary Of The Legation # thr United
States to Grra' Britain.
Charles Carroll n ,rpsr. OF he S'a'e OF Ma
ryland, TO be S. cretary Of Legation Il tive Unit
ed States TO France.
L. II. Smith. OF New York, vice Joseph
Nourse, removed.
MORE REFoaM"I THE PosT OFFICE. 1t
is stated in the Albany Argos hat Aug"s''"e
G. Dauhy, Editor Of the Omi "a Observe has
been aDpninVed Postnas a. UIca, one OF the
principal distributing off rs in this SAFE, vice
James Piatt rtmoved; and .ha, Chsrles Blu Ter
has been in like manner appointed Postmaster
a, Geneva, another principal distributing office,
vice David Hudson rem.ved. We presume
from The character Of these reforms, that MIR.
Van Buren, does not as Secretary Ut Sta'e,
mean to be prevented. as in other DAYS he COM
planned Of being, from "pene,rs.ing she int.
ror," by reason Of the rascaly Postmasters !"
New YORK, June LIST
"ArrENroIN To the right about face:- Ont
of Doors-March !"-rae following removals
have ,aken place under the new direction OF 'ne
Gus ON house in this city, viz
Elan Williams. Jacob Vanderpool, VIM
U nderhiII John H. Legget,, jacob G. Mott
Jo,eph WiIloughby, VIM. M. Carer. John
Whittcsey, Oliver Jsques, Joseph Board Syl-
vestrr Sullivan, Abraham Bockee, Na,hane'
Hunt, Carrot Forbes, Z p. Warner, Alexander
| Ncol, Harmanus A. VedGer
Aud the following new appointments have
been made -
Philip S. Thomas, Benjamin Fuller, William
Bihby, Assistant Boarding Officers; Abraham
b. VanderpooI, Abraham MerseroIe, john a
Hedden, J. G.. Reynolds, Alexander Wayey,
H. P. Graham, Freeman Hopkins. Edward
| Merritt, James Boardman, VIM Phrnix, John
Anderson, G. Lahrop, J. l.. Dickinson, w
w. Tompkins, w Cairns, Myer Moses, Cur
con s. Mumford, Major Bailey Jacob Cliuch.
Calvin G.. Waller, Esq. has been appointed
Postmaster a, Middlebury, vi. vice George
Cleveland, Esq. removed.
George w. Hill. Esq. (broher Of Isaac Hill
we believe, and primer Of a little scurIilo" pa
PERI is appointed Postmaster in Montpelier
W. in the place of Joshua VAIL Esq. removed