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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

From HE Columbian Gazette.
Amer what has been Witnessed uf the pe
remarkable feature Jacsons conduct is his utter dis
regard OF the voice of the people many o his appointments
although processing TO be the President tine people
remarkable feature IS the entire disqualification the
persons he has appointed for the duties of respect r
Offices but why should cvpcCt things him whe,
Inc ignorant of the proper Department winch an
appointment Ought in lee made To prove this cite
few instances which came within knowledge and oh
scrvation
Col Samuel Harris, the Marshal at BOSTON, having heard
that another person had applied i his Office fearful he
might lose II; he therefore his friend Col 0son who
sent his letter to Ma. Van Buren,, Knowing Marshal, held
Their Office under the state Department Mr.. Van
turn sends the letter The President with line hastily
written aud scarcely e be poudcrug the after
rIs' c,er or Mir " BIS scawl, 'yed to the Navy Depart
mcut'
Among the thousand and applications which Inc
President has doubtless received s induction into Office
there for the appointment of Naval Clcc
port and another for the commanded R,-euuc Gutter Ger
family any cc,@ Ia one of ic Dep7Uu NJ, aud I.oa'
many S'l3 boys, csuld have to hn appointments
made 10y the Secretary OF the Treasury; bot he in
wisdom endorses each of these applications yct,,i
NAVY Department" Yet letters pa ,sed through the
hands OF s most sapicnt Secretary OF tire Navy without
beng detected The President might have thought that
Revenue Gutter belonged the Navy and Naval c6crr
officer Of the Nav, but will undertake 10 interpret
his thoughts.
We do believe ii is any emigration saw. that Cen
Jackson has made improper, inconsistent and ridiculous
appo during FIVE months las crn than the
Presidents who have preceded him. But people elected
him. in spite of all the admoniions and good advice that
hc given them they therefore take the
We shall see whether they wall respond in the wear 1882
"Ne done, thou good aud faithful servant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
TRUST SALE

ssI virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 the s,,b
scriOer 10y JOHN Johnston, and of record in the
iusIn9s court Office of the city of Richmond on the
an day ct October 1877, shall on the 2Ist dav OF
AuEuSt i@29 al : clock. NJ, before the front door
~ ~ Ge'l Tavern. ~ The city of Richmond for t!,..
PURPOSES therein mentioned, proceed sell at public
auction. credit OF 90 davis the following propcr
ty, To wit: ) lots parcels of land living and beno
~ the sand city. Valley and Concord streets
tne~n ~ survcr made by Richard Young flor the
ate Or Joh" Adams, bearing daic the 3lst MAY
1916; lay lots No. - IL - and 10; also fwo NEGRO
mon, 10 wit: stephen and Dick. For more parti-
GUAR description OF said property see said decd The
me ." The above property Is believed to be good
but acting ~ trustee, shall not warrant
aug ll-ioi JESSE T. EEESEE Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

In the last Congress, tho parties stood as q to i
neatly the same now: but the friends OF Mr.. CLAY.
IN Kentucky have, in the late election. exhibited
large increase OF numbers, by which Mr.. KIncAD
was elected Mr.. LEcUiprr hard ran, and Mr.. WICK
LIFFY's majority greatly reduced.
Whenever CERTAIN information arrives TO confirm
or contradict tho above statements, readers Shall
have it.-.NH. mt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
.V6rh Carolina Eic,iioa RETURNS.

The Vote in Wake for Reprcs ,nlatIvein CONGRESS
was, for DaniclI.. Barrinegr 100 James \. Crair
i25. Nathaniel J. Palmer /. q en-. harrington had
a majority also IN the other two counties That in
Person was, for Barrlugcr 400 Craig. 3l7, Palmer g.
The state of the poll from Orange we have not We,
heard; but his total majority must he very large
The Congressional vote IN Cumberland was, for
John y. Cameron o25, Edmund ncbcrry POT
HE Congressional vote in Roheson was. for am
cron 500, Dcbcrry 395 This election will be a vcry
close one.
The Congressional vote in Chatham was Tor I.onr
1jI, Giles G79.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

.Ndr tnSlI7d CDHpH Fir'or'.riu allie aud iudi.iou,
writer in tie Boston DAILY Advertiser undertaken tn show
M series OF bret communications tire Iucscu:
depression ut the OF Cotton FACTORY stocks
Inc numbers are extremely interesting. The follow my Is an
extract from Of them
Cotton sirmss, No. l6, would probably, tic present
pce OF cotton and labor Weld reasonable profit eight cent,
Nnui lhcy sold tor .ess. Thirty ago. india
c"ons were m general use, twenty five yard AMI
Tour yards at them worth laid of New England
shnsS hus, eight cents Ill purchase what required
dollar hmty years Ihis of the naiuls effects Of
introducing domestic manufactures And It would cntilv them
To public favor were It not that they decidedly interfere
the profits Of importers and Therefore subjected 10 AL t.
evils oil their u,aledict.uus"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
TRUST SALE.

Is virtue oi Gccd oi trust executed to the sub
- scriber l Jacob Mchacls by John Darracott r., GO
cure to Richard =. Grccn the payment of certain mo
mes therein mentioned, (Which said deed is dated ON
TIC jlst OF March, 1925, and of record in the Office
o. Inc itnSut"s court lwl be sold on the premises, on
the 22l day oitic pTeseut month that certain o, 90
'"ne 90 the city of Richmond lying at the intersection
o iac east side OF 1th street with the north side OF
- street fronting 43 feet inches On II street and
running n', '26 feet ON 7,h street, to an ally ten
fc'' four inches wide. and immediately opposiis ,5a
Theatre. The title 60 The above property is bciey
ed u h' ndsputahe but the subscriber will warrant
such only as * vested VI him.
Ss'a 'o commence at half past four o'clock p. NJ,
und.r the management of T.. d A. UrRRApn, ~
JAMES BRAY, Surviving Trustee.
N-lnl-.l 4 = n.-II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

\ natural bridge exists in Massachusetts. second,
only, to the ono over Cedar Crock in Virginia. II
is ii anrc that the wonders Of the different parts of
our country arc not earlier known abroad than they
arc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

Il ,OST on Sunday night last, or oil The
"a following rnor,iug on The main street lca'h.
or pocket book, containing thirty dollars i'm notes,
y believed two tens, and two fvcs, the particular
number and character Of them not being rccocccd.
bond for sovcnly-two dollars and some cents, exc
cutod 10 Lewis, cx'or. Nv w. y. Syduor and
u Curtis which has bonn satisfied and several other
popc~ which can he OF no importance To any ono but
myself suitable reward will br paid for the return
oi the same CIfAS. WILLS
auu 20 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
CO.N.NECTItUI' SI,ITE LOTTERY.
Drawing will be received THIS DAY.
DRTZEC
NEXT LOTTERY.

E'asbinSion CITY, NjrieenM riiss.
To be drawn in the City of Washington. 2l.,
Day, 2Oh ,4sus; 1899, ana news OF he drawin., on
.SuluTddy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

The Cumberland Advocate states Tint jury has been ca
pauuccdn the Of George Swcadngcn charged with uc
murder OF his wife, aud that tho trial going ON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
r D1lINIS'i'I ATKIX'S SAI.E.-IIjII 10 --I1 =

Il
- highest bidder, "Wednesday the 26, dav Of his no,
ia otherwise the FIRST fair day heral,e. 1T the late re-
te oil dtcN Clnpion, deceased known Fosters Ron
'''lN az boiling 'rg"e1, !CUCo
'sot>, o"i'sisiu. 81 and rhi.dten.
'''Y uNsi ir Young horse, saddle and BRIDE ono mule
'!''' cart and harness. one yoke of an cr
some 'H cows ai other cattle, and plain silver var
'-cue WIN al Tie LouscAuld and kitchen furniture of
e'istH Consisting OF silver table aud tea suoot, To-
Na' uedS and furniture, mahogany china press &C I,-
CONSISTING Oh the usual tarrty,slre Grniu- utensils h.
&C &C FATS lie negroes will lie sold for cash. and 4
mouths credit vii he allowed the other properly for ali
SUMS over ten dollars Eonds with approved sec nv will lac
/ I'i"'eI safe TO commence Al ~ o'clncl.
augI7-rds HARRiET~r CfOpTON sA,.
fNOULDGJLL FOR SALE.-Iurs.Ianf IN n decr;-,
".'''-- we undersigned commissioner, appointed lac n
10y '' 'e special purpose, viii sell the highest bidder =,
"c acol, at Hanover court house, the fourth Wedc
cay SD august mat BENG day, that valuable estate 80,
''''!' GU ahuli"o} river, the OF Banovsr
"e'n one aud Two miles above Hanover Town and ,,at
""'"t e2hlten miles from Richmond On the following term
one hifd cash aud credit of two wears ON H. IT,
" payable IN equal annual instruments 10 he secre5 I
'n. WIN sood Security and decd
LUIS estate contains al out thousand aces a lac
' OBJ NsH'h IS very valuable low grounds Ii mas sItavs
. 'ie as one oi i've best tracts Of land in the COUNT
- improvements consist ot good barns and t,v, br;c
'S winch with repair. might be made con,f,,,,I
LeMaion> The Wluo!ia building has been burnt bu, ,Is
a. "'' standing. OF good workmanship and might he aga
" on ~ iand has been rented for the uTesent wear Inc M
receiver appointed uy the cou 90 Chancrry nossesSior I
'' gwen 'r purchaser oI the first day OF Januarv '
Hc tenant ihc land will so oh!igirr as IN shs -
any person Who may wish II. w
--l INV -l--I-I LAURENCE BA1-TAHE, COMM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
s. X.1UhLNS' OFFICE.
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

'sNoM LAMBERT most respectfully Informs Oh. ltads
u and tie public generally. that ne vii. open ON
THIS Day.
Lottery Office in the tenement ION Main ST ,,v 'o,,
ngS>Ts Hal h"ofes dry good store, ana the t.us.
- ooI CorH9 where he hopes to have tie pleasure o di,,.
. buiirs many 81 tie
CAPITAL PRIZES.
and viii. all - rrcnarcd Tho .,,,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
TRUST SALE

EPG virtue Of decd OF trust executed to tho sinh
hS sorlbcrs by Jefferson T.. Trice bearing date tho
3ls January, 1928, and of record in the Office cF the
Gers oi HHruco county court, VIC shall, for purno-
sc' ~ SAID decd mentioned, offer for sale nj pubho
auction, at the residence Of said Trce. on Tuesday
The eJth instant, oil tho household ard Kitchen fur
nIture belonging TO said Trice a schedule Of which
witt Lcuet.a, ACgy aud Henry.
Itrms.-Slx months credit for sums above $50,
payments being satisfactorily secured; for all sums
under that, cash will be required.
JOHN GARTH & Trus.
avg wet cost JOSIAH LEAKE, Jr. tee..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
BY OTIS, DUNLOP q co.
GROCER


f. GROCERIES,
On FRIDAY, the 2lst instant, at 10 O'Clock, viii
be- s"d at our auction store. general assortment Of
GROCERIES, Sc.
aug 10 0. D. & Co. AuGls,
SHOES.
on MONDAY. The 2ith instant az 10 o'clock
viii be sold our auction store,
100 Packages shoes, fresh from the manufacturers
aug - o. ID. & Co. Aucfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

Sentiment NJ .lir ,Nddiyon.
81 CONTEND THAT THE WNNTON RE
MOVAb OF MERtTORlOUS OFFICERS
WOULD SUBJECT HIM [ruE rprstpE~rl TO
IMPEACHMENT. AND REMOVAL FROM
HIS HIGH TRUST JANIS MApisoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
Cn,INII-N IrArrn.

At meeting held at the Brook Spring, in the
county oi Hcnrco, on Thursday week, at O'Clock for
Tho purpose Of organizing a Company of Cavalry to
patrole in this county, WIN Bnrton. sen. was called
10 lle Chair, and Bcnj Sheppard acted rs Secretary
VIM Burton then addressed the company in a
bret, but appropriate speech, the obcc; and adj
vaTi"@es of such "A company. After which they
proceeded to nominate and elect officers, viz:
Ji"ninmin Sheppard, Captain.
VIM. Burton, SEN LIST Lieutenant.
James Wmtcow 2nd Lieutenant;
Jacob Smith, Ensign.
!no. VI. Bolts. Orderly Sergeant,
Iuscph G. Peasants, 2ud Scrgeuu'.
Miles Cary Bird Sergeant.
Augustus Mordecai, am Sergeant
They then proceeded to uppoint Jno. NJ Bolts
WIN. Williamson, and WIN. Burton, a committee to
form resoluIinns To bee submitted 10 the company at
the next meeting, FOR consideration.
On motion OF Mr. Sheppard, ;ilc company then adj
iDurnsd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

81 Passengers per Schooner EXIT, for
Now York, will please be ON board at Rockets, on
Friday morning. Iih inst. o'clock at which time
she will be taken in tow, by the Steamboat Etna.
ouU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

49, Bl j. ~ >. COSBY AZ co.
10 MORROW, at our Office, at 10 O'Clock, We
VII! sell handsome assortment Of fancy JEWELRY
ana other goods, consisting in part Of the following:
SILVER ever pointed pencil cases
Silver thimbcs, amber necklace
Musical cards,
filagree andJet wrought gold earrings & br east
pins,
Gilt combs. buckles, bracelets
Musical boxes. dress and work do
Bead bags, pearl earrings,
PERCUSSION guns, percussion caps.
Sets ivory hand Die & desert knives s. catycrs
Surgical and mathematical instruments,
a n assortment Of caps, masonic aprons
Almond and other French .oap antique oil &c
aug 20 J. &, - C. & CG Aua,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
WASHLNGTON LOTTERY

THiRTEENTH CLASS.
nc Drawing VIII DC received on Saturday
Tickets only four Dollar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

Bv The ship Carnlnan, arrived Philadelphia On Sun3a
last itom LagyTa which place she left Sll ult "
lear That The new iaa 50 into ee; The day
slln- u lle Carn!.nian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
Itsrtt0ar &aIF8.
THIS DAY.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.

By DAVENPORT. ALLEN Il co.
GROCERIES, &c.
On THURSDAY, Goth inst. at 10 O'Clock, will he
sold at our Auction Store, the following articles,
10 IIhds molasses
. do Antigua rum
do N. Orleans rum
10 do n. l.. DO
. bills yin
casks Sicily Madeira wine
. hali chests gunpowder tea
90 bags coffee
10 bbis winter lamp on
so boxes brown soap
10 do white do
30 do cheese, new
10 do tallow candles
10 do sperm do
100 reams writing and wrapping paper
10 bales cotton yarns, assorted numbers
White lead, brown and black paints shot &c
aug ~ ID. A. g. co Arcts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

The Ncw lnk Mercantile SAYS That tie L. ; iri.a,c Con.
seiation wentiJ sea at 8 =. NJ on Friday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
Commercial NerorG.

ContmrrcfaI 3SerorH.
nArE or LATEST EUEorEAN ADvIcEs.
From Liverpool. July /
imo"nt u Produce and number Of Bouts passed docn
through Ute IOWeT LOckS
August l'37 hhds tobacco, 3O5 barrels ouI hushe
wheat 400 bet>, sand cords OF wood . boats
II coal boats, 2177 bushels coal
Au"tT 10 80 hhds tobacco, 270 barrels -four, 1919 buse
wheat 418o lbs oats, terce tOhaccH, AZ lbs, boats
AuGusr 67 Ids tobacco, so barrels four 1919 bushels
heat cords OF WOOD, empty boat large - boats Goa
ooais, 1919 bushels coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

For the present Administration,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

~ iU"c's only Sl-SliaTes IN proportion.
me drawing WI! lie received my Office Saturday,
oc.ock arg l9 w. pEARNIAS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-14

HNF1lS establishment VIII be opened tor the
n tIon of company on Thursday, the ED of &c.
tober.
lfe advantages of its locality, Che variety and cr1
Venfen distribution Of its apartments and lhe COIN
plete and appropriate style in which it has loen f.-
nished and fitted up by tine Proprietors areen known
IN this VICINITY Strangers may be Interested by I'M.
informal ION that the situation of Fremont House Is
central, in an airy, dry, and healthy quarter and In
the immediate neighborhood of the PRINCIPAL pkaetfs
of public amusement and of the business etreexs ~
the city.
Among the particular Accommodations of tbe ICs
adjustment are Reading Room, which will be srTp
piled with all the Journals Reviews, and Magazines
published in this country, which it is supposed win lie
interesting to the patrons of the House, with nra1y
English, and Partisan periodicals. Suites of roo,Iis
remote from the public part Of the house intended fr
the occupation of 1piIies or individuals who nrg,
prefer private table, and large and elegant drawirI
and dining for the entertainment of Chs ast
parties.
Convenient and. wcn lighted Bathinp Rooms.
wish viii be IN constant preparation for Iise BIZ the
public, as well Us by the inmates ofhe estab si1ret
are connected.
An ordinary will be served Friday, and afi7tr-
wards every day at half past o'clock.
The subscriber having taken Lease of Yrcr,onr
House. assures his friends and the Public tina, no e
efton on his part or the part of those under HI,
control shnll be spared to supply the wants ad a1,
commodate The habits and taste of his patrons IF5
pledges himself also that his prices shall in no rf,s
pect exceed those of Hotels in other PARTS of The n
States, conducted in similar style
DWIGHT BOYDfN
Gnf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-14

rs trtesss osnD 9EG tD5M.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. Is, 1923.

Tie Conrention.-On yesterday,Sthe Convention
again resolved itself into Committee OF the Whole
Mr.. Powell in the Chair, when hlr. Johnson resumed
hs argument and spoke until O'Clock. At that
hour, he gave way 20 motion Of Mr. Starard, for
the Committee to rise, saying however, that fifteen
minutes would conclude whit he wished TO say.
Mr.. Johnsons argument was Of the most powerful
character, rising superior his effort of tire prccc-
ding day, and hurting with giants strength the
adversary argument the ground. Resides an n,c-
taI sense OF his powers, it appeared to leave the
Convention i'll better frame OF feeling than it had
been for some time. Sectional preudices, and local
apprehcnsions melted like frost work before his rep
organizations of the effects Of the COMPOUND basis to
defeat the very objects its friends have in view and
his demonstration of the identity Of the general
tercsts Of all parts Of the Commonwealth.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-14
(o1oATs TO BIZ coXf1srrb.)
Tou ran CoNsrfTCrIoylL Nv,

at meeting Of the members of the bar of Prince
William County, and Of the Justices of the Connfv
Court, and the Officers of the Superior and COMMIT
Courts OF said county, held Brentsvife on the 81
day OF November Court 1929, for the purpose of ex
pressing the deep rgret and sorrow entertained b1
them on the occasion Of the decease Of the Honorable
I'm. H. q. Dude, late Judge of the General Court
for the circuit embracing said county: on motion.
Charles ShITiy Carter, Esq. called TO the Chair
and George W. Macrae, Esq. appointed Secretary
After some appropriate remarks made BY Col John
Gibson on tie melancholy occasion which had led IA
the meeting, IN which he offered his testimony of the
faithful services distinguished talents and exalted cha
racer OF the deceased, the following Resolutions were
submitted by him and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we deeply deplore The late meIan-
choly dsPeDsaiion Of Providence, b. which This Dis
tTjct has been deprived of able and impartial JUDGE
and society Of one offs brightest ornaments.
Resolved, That we sincerely sympathse with his ar-
cted family for the heavy bereavement which thew
have sustained in the death of husband father and
brother.
Resolved, That The members of this meeting viii
wear Grape on the left arm for one month"; as an cvi.
dence of the respect which they entertained for The
deceased while living, and "a Indication Of the sor-
row they feel at his death
Resolved That The Secretary furnish q COPY Of the
foregoing resolutions 10 the family Of tie deceased
and that they be communicated 20 the Richmond En-
quirsr aud Constitutional Wbg, and To the Editors of
The papers IN Fredericksburg and Wasreuton, for pub
iicatjOn.
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER, CHAPMAN.
G W, D1CH-r, SccretRv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-14
DINNER SEFTS-

TkSHE Subscribers have received and opened iii,
n elegant assortment of Dining Services of 1.ari-
Gus qualities sizes and patterns at prices from 20 70
100 Dollars Some of the patterns are as follows. viz
Splendid stone China, India Temple pattern, viii,
gold mountings and lustred edges
Stone China, same pattern plain
Views of Asiatio Palaces, light and ofhcr blues
with white embossed edges
Panoramic views of English scenery, ancient Build
ngs, ruins, &c. dark blue, white edges
Chinese patterns, same size and qualify
Pale blue, views of English cities
few Canton China setts and one ss,tt Sernicsf5i-
ma OF fancy brown border aud purple flo1stsr.
white ground and edge -'
CHARLES HOLT, in. & co.
oct 26-oeft 6tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-14

people On lot understanding themselves, ss not C,
be represented, because forsooh, they did not know
their own opinions and wishes. Will you dare to re-
turn to district with this argun mt Inv YOUR mo,hsp
Will you go to the Republican counties you represent
and tell the treeholdt rs-"Gentemep you instructed
us to vote particular way, and promised to obey.
but upon reflection, we concluded YOU did not know
yours own minds and therefore, took the liberty of
disobey ing you, and voting sve thought rich,i''
say, gentlemen, have you the courage tell the pe.
pie OF Piusylvanis Franklin, Patrick and Henry his
Mono. You must sbsnton this too.
These two grounds being abandoned as wholly I'm.
tenaoe, can imagine but other that you can ur.
cupy; not that your district has changed or did not
know what wanted, 6nf that it Kill change-that on
your return, gon can change it, Confess gentlemen.
that have touched the thing with needle" Cou-
Inat 'his your presumptuous hope Confess that
you nave determined to vote us you personally prefer
and TO depart from the known opinions of the District
uuder tue modest expectation, that though you would
not consent to TO them, constituents, good ma.
tured souls will agree tamcy, TO surrender their SEN
uments and come to you
What reasons You have TO expect success with yo,rr
constituents IN this course, is better known to yuu
than to me. You may succeed in it. Attempts tf,
convert them will come with such an admirable pr,ce
from yon, who have refused to execute their will IN
me highest political concernment, that they may find
themselves unable TO resist your persuasive oraiory
can only Judge OF the people Of district from my
avn feelings The Representative who had deceived
me once should never do it again Even hadI cham
ge unless he had official evidence of it, it should b1,
no excuse for hs substituting opinions for thos
upon which and others elected him. Against the
doctrne, that Representative of the people may mis-
represent the latest expression of the will of his cor
stituents, M the hope of persuatng them afterwards
that they were wrong andte right, protest rs dam
gerous heres,H But am not surprised at it. 1t &C
cords WELL WITH the fashion of the day. we are wide
~ departing FROM the simple truths of Republicansn
1t will not be you' fault, if have not moned arfs
tocracy fixed upon Ss. SIDNEY
The New York Evening Post in giving the report
of Capt. Thompson from Trieste, respecting the oc-
cupaon of the Forts of tue Dardaneles By the Bri
tlsh and French fleets Gays Mat the Captain docs not
place confidence in the report but gives it as he re-
ceived IT. 1t is probably the same runnour which had
been previously circulated at Trieste and other pta-
ces. and which, in Trieste date " Sept 18th is sta
ted to be mot confirmed"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-14
WREGIOMR EEOfFSEg,

PHNHiS establishment will be opened tor the recsr1-
a tion of company on Thursday, the ED of &C.
tninr -