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foa the paragraph which have ms tic basis Of these
rcusrk infer that tc pofsscd friends of General jackson
il kentucky in great oar Of an organz'd opposition and
i willing imagine orc, AN apology Tor rdlyu.
AZ their foccst keep duwn the clsens Of opposition which
undoubtedly exist NJ that state as well n IN Others as they
ute 10 express IL rally the aid Of the President
lc hu T'nn tho abuses Of the government ond to
establish republican principles in their original purity" We
think NC understand this can't ami u we are rot mistaken
= noirg nor less than call 10 the friends Of Jackson TO
hrray themselves against Henry Clay, and TO buckle their
for battle which they perceive i approaching. VIC
have the part Of Mr. Clay that onSs like
attemp, to rally his friends IN the west or 10 organize an
opposition TO Gen Jackson But he isthcre Is active aud
,shty spr though prosecuted and cast down. sneihu d
ayc nor destroyed Ills and relentless enemies affect
~ dcse his r"er but uny alc'atnn 'icc rs nothing
ipty much drsad as the influence Of the man cy have
ly contend against The power Of their idol IN tire west II is
i caon and for this only, that tc leduus adni
reaiiou editors, not only ~ the south AMI West bot m the
Noi nso, arc ~ loud aud eamo0ls then cPfoaohGs Tho
ui,St Of Cesar terrifying ip the crncNcd and
melancholy Brhws t1u is the name Of Henry Clay H. thcr
Sensitive gentlemen, who "dsilcd 10 ry with ,rr far"
hnd ny that they hrar in every wlsrer fun the West,
fatal protection, "Ne meet again at Philippe
YIN he Po,y Indirnr-Nith the change of adj.
nInistration, the protection Of tie poor Georgia
Indians, which has hitherto been afforded by tho
General Government, has bccu Withdrawn Tho
Georgia papers announce with eXuation, that "tbe
President has recognized Ia he (H erient, the doc
IYine cD1fCfdcd for by GcOrgiu, that tho Cherokee
Indians cannot he suffered 10 erci government for
themselves within the bounds Of a sovereign state;
and that Georgia has perfect right 10 tricnd hc1
guUntrtprt hrtrs OrcT hCnn.' Thus these last rom
rants Of the noble race who lnrcr amongst w. IN
their poverty and crushed rpriis tlie living monu-
Jnonts Of tho white mans wrongs, ot last to he
driven from their homes, and The tombs IF their an.
rcstors 10 the wilds far IN tho West. What n con.
trast between this inhuman decision, md the noble,
philanthropic and manly message ct tho late exccu-
tive when in 1926 the Gcorgiaus with their lnadcnp
o.overnor undertook not only Nv tramplo tho India ms
into the Garth. but TO beard the Governments. But
fines have changed, and who is there now "to mourn
Tor Logonl"---.T Il Com.
cotton factory has recently hccn cNabsicC al lcndctm
South Carolina This is the second of Ute hind IN that
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

.N"moeT q Boats and amount II Produce pared dson
through tie Lo,cer LocSs.
blAY 27.-92 hhds tobacco, II boxes manufactured
TOBACCO, 6i barrels flour, 1000 lbs of bacon lamb
3oO lbs miscellaneous articles boats 20 coal bouts
433i bushels coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

CONVENTION INJECTIONS.

W I-N IUN EMU IIONS.
y statement the poll taken for the District compo
sed OF the counties Of Lunenburg, Mochl.nburr, Da.
widdc and Brunswick, for four representatives TO
represent the said district in Convention.
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MKT IOTTERY

NTARYLAND STATE No. 2, draws To.morrow in Balti
1A more; the Shaving vii c received Monday afternoon
slo0oO Capital Prize Tickets 81, halves 80, quarters
! - THO II. BIGGFR
may 20
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NOTIfR-
A MILLER is WANTED
FOR REN7.

m The Tenement and Lot on ]. stfc-t lrr,.,y the
<s&A county UTthUuSe, rccrntiy occupied by Cant
Esss Booker The house Is vefy comu,oiious ana .c
Ilshi ~ o contains ofvery fertile land wei crrIo
dlEsEz.ests cd. and 81 with ir1tt trees
The hall acc ~ thereof aud r- ON n street, ;
also be leased 10 good cranir more wears rs grrE
ayd the eay being proved TO bc well adapted hat rpc
ep lb-cot A. ROBINSON 1r
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
EDtNBURGH REVIEW, No a6; The Diplomacy Of the
II u States being an account Of the foreign Of the
country from the hr tatS with FUnco I778 the pres t
tme Tales Of Military Life; The Shepherds Calender by
James hoSs author OF the Qecnswako, &C. containing Rob
D1dhs Mt Adamson Of Layerhope, The prodal Son,
school NJ Misfortune Geo DobsOns Expedition To He'll The
SontheTs Of Seikk, the Laird Of Cassway, Tihy Hyscr
Dream May Burnett The GFownie Of the Black les-s, The
Laird Of WinChom, Window WAITS Courtship A Str,rcc
Secret The Marvellous Doctor, The Witches Of FrAguar
sheep Prayers, Odd Chanoier, Nancy Chisholm. SNOW
Storms The Shepherds Dogjs received and for sale Al tic
Bookstore OF NM II. FITHNHYLSONN
may ~
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DED, suddenly, yesterday roruins Ar D. EsrY,t ofthe
Theatre native OF Philadelphia his death VAS o
oy fdl from window. Mr. l.. a young man Of rond
iabe promise in his profession, and respected 6y All Lns
nm, and his death Is depored greatly in this 49,
about The age Of 2i1be friends the deceased aud h ~,
Mr. Baxter and family requested attend his hi
no'nfis at 10 O'Clock, al the dwelling Of Ms Baxtet w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-29

Three hossheads tobacco sold by John a Lac
made by Z. g. Macon of Orange county. VIRGINS
hid ut $50 IS, do at s12, do at SIS IS. So
rage, $40 1923; weight, 1874; amount sGs5 %.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RfCFI.NOND
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Sc!r Ar!Gdne, Robinson, from New York, with
snndres. to L. Ludlom Otis, Dunlop G Co, L VYe5h
a. Co, VI {. J Crane.
itjir New York, Price, from New York, ballast.
SAILED,
Sc!ir AG..au, Sharpe, for piiiludGipliin coal.
Schr Tltre Sisters, Creighton, f.s Providence
coal, flour, &c.
Scir Jas. K. Rapicy, Black nau, Tor Boston, coal
Hchr llepry. Christian, for fredericksburg coal
Schr Brazil, -, for fredericksburg. coal
Sloop Atlas, -, for Salem, GIass. col.
NEW YORK, May 25-Cpd, schr Elor, Bell. Kicnraond
PHILADELPHIA, May 2j-Cid Saturday, Sip ria,o
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China, Glass, and Earthenware.
fE1IB Subscribers now receiving the most COM
n plctc, and extensive assortment. in tho above Inc
they have ever had; suitable both ,v city aud cCrn
try trade; which they offer ~ wholesale and retail
on what they think, favorable terms but wish their
friends, to call amt Judge for themselves
aVril u cnot CHARLES HOLT, Jr. & co.
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commercial Rrror0.

:, PATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN 1Dy,cEs.
From Liverpool. =
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TO THE PUBIIC

~ III III DLiA.
'f'llE subscribers, having purchased thc Line OF
Stoges running between Guyandotte and Lewis.
burg, Will, on or before the first of Nav poxt conl
iIcncc running tie Route 4 WEEK.
The Line VIII pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lcwisburg and
tie principal Medicinal Springs. to wit: the White
sulphur, the Plot, the Warm &c. to S,aunton.
II VIII leave Guy0udottc, twice 4 week at D cluci,
And on It's return, viii leave s1a,ucon twice u
week.
From &c, onlOtir TO The Springs there viii be no
might travelling.
~ Staunion he lime meets tie Charlo,tsvilTr.
Richmond, aud fredericksburg LINES, running three
times wCFk.
The route, from GuyanGcttc 90 Sldunton viii h,
performed IN 1--we days aud from Stauniou 10 Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two days, aud from
Richmo0d In the City OF Washington in Q6 houfs
and from Fredericksburg TO the CITY in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 10 the
NORTH VIII Gnj this route the Plcasantest and cheap
cs'. and those who may wish To- visit the Springs
are Informed, tet elusive Of The Line they can a
III times be accommodated, on short notice. with
good CrirG Coaches 90 those watering places
Aui tie pahliC assured that IL attention to Che
acccma''otoI and comfort of the passengers. so far
good Coaches and Tccrus, aud skifil and sober
Drivers a.,rd them, the line shall not he inferior
20 any other in IT, State.
PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond Va. March 10, 1929.
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?. CHUBB'S OFFYCE.

lickeis -, halves 50 quarters 25or sic in Cr,at
may ~ 3if n tIIItpu
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BY OTIS DUNLOP & co.
GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES,
I'm FhlDAY the 10Th inst. at 10 o'clock, Will be
sold al our Store, without reserve
- iihdS prime St. Crox SUGAR
80 90 New Orleans do
10 co moasses
80 bbls country gin
10 bags walnuts
boxes paste BACKING
so do soap
l2 bbls Philadelphia porter
90 do maellerol, no. 3
tierces Iice
20 20 Sal f" do Sweet Malaga Vine
boxes imperial tea
chests powchong do
bbis behring's, rum, brandy gin
Chocolate, Madeira wine in bottles
Leading lines, &c. &c.
nav Oats o. d. IL Go. Auctfs
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ATaricl at Egna, (Grcecc) 9GtlI Jan. by tito Rev.
Jonas King. JAnrs BLACK. ESQ. Of Yarmouth. En-
gland, 10 Miss Tl.pzA MAcR. Of Athens. She is
tho person addressed by Lord Byron, in Isis poem
"AIaid Of Athens, here wc part,
give, oh give me back my heart"
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BALDWIN, IVES d CO.
Es AVE received by the Virginia and Favori:c
X n from Philadelphia, and 1aniiyv, fun NV
York,
jct ana blue black ! allan Iusirurs
Super blue black, gros dc Naples
black satin evantncs, and sa-sncts
Rich gauac, and LeoniJas hGkis
Zig, book, and Swiss nrus;ius
Swiss points nud cares
Saddlcrs' sewing silks
WOrsted hraids, oil coors
White and yellow marking canvass
Super black lOstipgs. ana circassiaIs
White and colorcd Marscillcs
Extra blue, and black cloths
4 few Pciccz beautiful oIire d
Super drab, blue, black, mixed, and sl;-r cassi-
Rich artificial flowers
Gnshanls, splendid assortuiair
Ribbon and bonnet wire
tiauzc, cap and bonnet ribbons
New style suspcndcrs
Colored battistes, large Simply
Gimp 'accs, tastings and pearnrs
ALSO,
bales British osnaburrs
. do beachcd doylas and tici,tr,iirles
cases super Irish linens, chcup
5 do assorted prints, &c. &c.
M of which we offer for sale, on accommodating
teIips ll--l8t
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cotton factory has recently hccn cabcG Tcndclon,
South Carolina This the second of r hind IN that state.
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Capt Shepherd Of the RnmP, arrived FRIDAY night NJ New
York from ST. Nichacs informed the editor the Herald thai
that place in possession 81 the MigueHtes Don Miguel
-1adrod consisting NJ twelve sal daily cxrccrd m 81
Mic haes whence would proceed N Tereira where n, wa,
expected they would defeated should they make the attak
Twelve hmAcd troops had already been Landed at Tercera
from England.
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lsseFt0tt GaIR0=
T2rYS Day

@<l4S ASAX.
3 srOCK SALE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, We shall ,
q AieIsrS u IL ~ Hallins stock of China are Cor..
,e &c-aniong which are elegant Dining Sets ekoi
may - DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co Ape,s
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Tho New York Association for the relief of the suf
fcring Catholics in Irclard has dissolved itself he
funds. amounting to nearly SIIO0, have boon given
towards completing tue monument about tp be erect
cd in that city to tho Memory Of EMMETT.
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Tho L. S. sbip Bos'g1. Capt. Horrwi~. arrived ~
Bucnns Ayres on tho cath March from Moncvidco
all WE'LL and only waited tho arrival Of tho Vandaa
to relieve her, when sho would sail for the United
States.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
For THE DELAWARE journal.
FREE SCHOOLS.

u,ssn. rn,r,ps-your correspondent, twho takes the
;,' c;srl attributes to me want of proper con.
Silence because have expressed despair of system O.
n naenee, ~ ste IA cnmba, nv doubts he no.
NV @ ,ht Tho nennle submit without murmur to
e far other purpose and he inquiries whelh
A. ,lv viii refuse even ritng tax for the impor
~ NJ a,ecs he pyinr an useful education their
h =, AZ re- how he treat mportance of this objec, and
ti d;, e,nnal cnncern which the people have in it,
he nn lie tr,le, fact that in places, where there
fas chnnls he greatest number of useful men, and the
- ~, uh ,re he most u,ei,l members of society,
ed 10, c,ass ~ Inc community which where there are
@ ,h cbons Is in rreat degree lost. He notices
~ r., hit IL rrh have deem concern in system Of
@ h, as yell as the Door and when adyerting to the
nna,inm ~ commun;tv in which there are not free
hai Ia ,s,erhe rch NAV indeed educate their chill
aren, ou. uuoe, ouI'' ,,dston well de. ery
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
For the Hcmocratic Press.
TO HENRY BALDWIN, ESQ,

sr,-Thc above note Of yours having been brought un.
der my notice am perfectly willing to arow that you
the person alluded to having been invited By General
jackson to Washington to take the Station assigned
TO Mr.. Inghan. As have wish to remain rpy
self Or 70 lead Others Into belief Of that which is moi
founded in fact, will obfrc and give the public in.
formation, if you will take the trouble to answer few
questinns winch am about to submit, founded infor
nation, obtained from such as have aiway thought
and do now think, entitled to full crcdGnce.
lid General jackson, invite you to the city of Wash
ngon TO accept office under INN President OF the
UhitGd States
If General Jackson did not explicitly invite you to the
OF Government, to take the office of Secretary of the
rcastrv or any other dsfnite staon, did he not IN the
cour,e Of conversation give you to understand was
the station now assigned to Mr.. inghan" which he wish
ed you to have
arrival" General jackson did make no you wlt he
intended TO offer for your acceptance allow to ask
when he did make known what he intended offer,
did he the office of Secretary of the Treasury
The object Of this publication to get at the truth
Whether the invitation WAS given at Ptsburg, and " the
definite sat,un' not men "until sometime If n your
arrival" Washington not of much moment, as the
assertion that General Jackson ruled and has
been permitted 10 offer for your acceptance, station
winch sometime after your arrival he told you he INTEND
En-" 10 offer.
Without wish to be troublesome should be pratifed
10 know vile her President jackson, Mr.. Secretary Ea
ton the person entitled to all respect from yo
wins brought my communications under your notice
Is have been induced to volunteer under your own
Faa reply to my communication, presume that you
wa sa reluctance in again noticing what have, with
I'LL respac ct foryou put to paper
OF lie "kindncss and friendship OF General Iackson's
ea9snent you do not doubt, and even expect that
he &i yet be able to give you something worthy ct youl
acc ance and not far below what he had intended t.
ler had not his personal wishes been oveyrulcd by the
Eleven who urged Mr. lngham, Yours Respectfully
J. H.
| Philadelphia, March 49,
How far my communication is confirmed or put to
rest by Mr. Baldwins letter the public may determine.
H. will be obliged it the u Telegraph will repub s
this letter the favour is requested from any editor
who may repub'ish from The Telegraph.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20

huolrcd and fiji, six dollars and City Eve cents be
annronr;ated TO paw company of Illinois militia,
Commanded by Captain Achilles Morgan, called into
service on the northwestern frontier, in one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty seven to be settled
by the Secretary of War, agreeaby to third section
Of an act making appropriations for the military ser,
vice of the United States for the year one thousand
eight hundred and twenty eight, approved twenty
first Of March, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty eight. ,,,,
Sec. 5. .l,ab be il further enacted, That the seve-
raj sums hereby appropriated shall be PAID out oil
any money in the Treasury not otherwise aPpro-
prlaed.
Approved Cd March, 1929.
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TPuBLlo- 81


AN ACT authorizing the subscription Of stock in
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal company,
and in the Dismal Swamp Canal Company.
Be II enacted BIZ The Senate and House Of Repre-
sentotircs of the United Siaes Of .4merlca IN Con-
gross assembled, That the Secretary OF the lrea.
sury be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed
to subscribe, 10 the name and for the use OF the
United States, for seven hundred and fifty shares
of the capital stock Of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company, and, also, for two hundred shares
of the capital stock in the Dismal Swamp Canal
Company and pay for the same, at such times, and
in such proportions, may be required by the said
companies respectively, to be paid out Of any money
in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated
Sec. 2. .9ad be- further enacted, That the Sec.
retary of the Treasury shall vote for President and
Directors Of the said Companies respectively, accor-
ding TO such number Of shares and shall receive up
on the said stock the proportion Of the tolls which
shall from time to time, be due to the United States
for the shares expended.
STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
j. G. CALHOUN,
Vice President of the United States,
and President Of the Senate,
Approved, ID March, 1929.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
From the Hnaied States Telegraph.

In the Democratic Press of March 9th find the fol-
lowing communication In reply to which, is subioined, a
letter from Mr. Baldwin putting at at least of the
many ISLANDERS which the coalition and its friends
more busily engaged than cyerin circulating.
COMMUNICATION.
1t being now conceded that ma jory of the Fede al
Party this Sate voted for the election of Gen Jackson
it is but rght that they should know in what estimation they
are held in Washington among the leading Jackson
When recommendation was got up to the President pray
ing TO appoint the Hon Samuel d. Inghan, Secretary Of
the IreaSuyand, OF curse, to set ASIDE the person he
had invited to Washington to take that stationhe re-
communication passed under the noses ct the Federal
Jackson Members, and not of them, not Messs
Buchanan and Coulter. asked sign it. This is
precious return for services rendered j. IL.
10 the Editor Of the United 5!ates Telegraph
Sn:-Ihe above article from the Democratic Press of
the 9th inst having been brought Under my notice in
entitled to all respect from Inc, feel il my duty to
that il the writer intended to aude to the per-
who invited to Washington to take the station
assigned to Mr. Ipghan, he wholly mistaken. was
not invited here to take that other definite station,
and did know until time after my arrival what the
General intended offer for my acceptance. file never
made any pledge promise. which he has not offered
to redeem in manner perfectly satisfactory had not the
SITUATION in which circumstances placed me, prevented
their acceptance. think it my duty further say, that
ali his conduct and department to me, have eyinccd the
utmost Kindness and friendship. Yours, respectfully
HENRY BALDWIN.
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-----.-z1%*Nx-'

Caaoua's Uash,ngfon The following passage
Prospecting the statue of Washington by Conova, is
from the New Monthly Magazine lately received
lit is part of an article in that Journal dated at
Rome.
" The Washington is another instance of NOR
tality divnzed. 1t is something more than the
mere fixing of man into marble. II is an apothe
nss of the mind Washington was no hero, but
something infinitely better. He did not save Ame-
RIGA, but he showed America how she might save
herself one of the few great men who, more con-
tented to be great for their country only, and who
founding state by the mere force Of single heart
ed public feeling, had the still greater glory of know
ing how to retire when the mighty work was done.
lie was genius, orator, no writer ; but he was
thoroughly penetrated with the conscienciousness of
la great and solemn trust he was stamped with
'firmness which welded and kneaded events to his
will he was glowing with an unextinguishable de-
votion to liberty beside which, the world, and all
that the world could proifer, was as dust and dross
in the scale. To shape out such faculties to the eye
was no easy task for the Italian it might seem inn
possible. But Canova has east into his work all
the inspiration Of the America Liberia he has
Isculptured what Aferi wrote"
Duke of Cumberland and lie Regency.-'There is
redcc .ng fact in condition II his Royal High
ness the Duke of Cumberland. in the course OF ma
turc. shall become King Of Hanover -should it
please Providence that such event took place du-
ring the minority of British Sovereign, the King
Of Hanover being then foreign Prince, would be
1eycluded. by every principle of our constitution,
from all share in the Regency, and, by consequence
in the government OF these realms. We have, there
fore, some chance Of escaping the Orange potent
ates at last -Times
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
By AUTHORITY.

LAWS or THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE SEC
oND SESSION OF the TWENTIETH coNGREss.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20

AN ACT authorizing the subscription Of stock in
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal company
,..l 4, .la Disn,al Swamn Canal CnmnanY.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-20
Philadelphia, March 10.

How far my communications is confirmed or put
rest by Mr. Balawins letter. the public may determine.
j. II. will be obliged il the U. Telegraph will repubs
this letter. favour is requested from any edit
who may repub'ish from The Telegraph.