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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-06
OAK BARK.

TENHE subscribers will give cash for 400 cords
a Spanish Oak, at S. per cord, and trade for 200
cords Red Oak Bark at S3 90, if delivered in good
order, well psckcd in the Wagons, at the Tannery
above the Armory.
JOHN POE s. BROTHERS.
n. B.-On hand, and for sale, an extensive assort
mon Of Leather ofdilirent kinds, Curriers' and Far
mers Tools, Hides and Calf Skins in the hair; all of
which will be sold reasonable terms at their Store
recently occupied by q. Ta;e s. Co, opposite the
Bell Tavern. J. g BRS.
np6 etc
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4 T1AlE CO.
DI OTIS Ot NE.ssf- a Co
o. ,;,,, WINERIES Ar AUCTION
our auction store, ~ -
~ tsns st. cIo'x sugar, part rs. qaali.y,
DC bags green coffee
IS do white do
SO boxcc tnlow candles
20 DO sperm do
10 bbis and tierccs lamp oil, warranted
100 do soap
90 bhs country gin
10 bbls loaf sugar
70 hhds molasses, superior quality
so boxes chocolate
20 boxes imperial aud gnn powder tea
10 or. casks sherry wine
10 do Sicily Madeira do &c. &c &C.
And expect in time for the sale,
loo bags green coffee
so do pepper
= so bbs loaf sugar
p 10 boxes starch
Terms at sale. o. d. & co. Auet,
up
Shoes and Hats at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the 3ist of March, at 10
O'Clock, VIII be sold at Auction store
sl50 packages of shoes, comprising almost every-
kad, direct from the uanufactoriea and al of es,.
ccileDt quality
200 cases Of fur hats, from middiing to superior
quality
10 cares mens' wool hats.
mar 10 Terms at sale. @. D. &. Co
W The above sale is postponed to Wednesday fhe
1h April, in consequence of wet weather when Il
Will positively take place.
April /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-06
MIR. CLAYTON

The transccndant speech Of this gentleman, is now
rartialy before our readers. We shall cndoavor 10
conclude it in our next Fame has loudly trum-
petcd it's merits, that nyit iion to poruso it would
bc suporHuons.
The first part is chiefly devoted 70 exposition Of
Bentons unpnncpled graduation bill II rises in
ylror and comprchcnsvcncss as it proceeds, and the
argument on The removing power Of the President,
if we arc capable Of ostimoung tho force Of an mr.
rnmout is absolutely and entirely ovorwhelning.--
Mr.. Clayton's speech is worthy or The companion
ship Of wobscrS Both challenge the admiration Of
rho enlightened, both are monuments Of surnd priu-
cpc and or,ho oloquoncc Of truth and right reason;
and in conjunction thoy erect ramPari around the
constitution, which oven Jacksonism will be eompcll-
cd to respect.
n Congress has not been vc'y seriously enga-
gcd. The current week is expected to decide thc
fate Of the Editorial appointments. Tho prevalent be-
lief is that the Senate Of tho u. States viii throw
cut that whole class Of nominees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-06
eso.OOO CArlrAL Pnlzr.
Tickets SiO--shnros IN proportion.
YATES a. MINTYRE
CONNECTICUT Lotteryl j
Drawing WI do received TOMORROW.
nur.rNrE.

Tickets s., Halves 81 %, Quarters 81 p
Dor sale a. II. MICKLES
~ NcS, below The door Of The Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-06

Dir. Peasants: I'll address yOu IN the singular, be-
cause being tho senior and active Editor, consider
you alone responsible for the sentiments published
under editorial ssauciion) l. Having been absent in
Wood county at the time your paper of the 9th,
tanning my letter, reached my residence, have not
had an earlier opportunity of noticing your PREDATORY
observations Perhaps l might have suffered our
correspondence TO rest where is, had you not so
much pressed upon mo decision OF the comparative
merits Of the and the old C0asiiiuRion.
NOu say, "my refusing abide by this test, is the
most fl1tering concession to the new Cons tuition.
If pushed, | om evidently prepared to confess, in
terms, its superiority"
have, sir already made all tho confessions TO tho
new Constitution" which | think 1t deserves.
have in my letter, confessed in terms" that it con-
tains some amendments. But stn ''poremptorlly
footing Of naked comparison of its principles and
provisions with those Of the existing form of govern
mont My process IS to contrast present political
condition with what II probably would be. were tho
I now Constitution to be adopted. IT, on such com-
parson the Of good 10 be produced or Of epii 60
be avoided by It's adoption would appear greater than
that which would result flom it's rcccti0n prudent
mon would doubtless acccptit But into this calcua-
ton must be taken the probable difference Of duration
Of the respective systems for t may be tocra-
bic to endure greater grievance for short period,
than less Tor long time. Oar estimate then
must be based the compound ratio Of The actual
ton Of the remaining evils 10 b. suffered, should this
instrument be accepted Something also is due "a
the spirit aud feelings Of frecmono Tho descendants
OF those noble aud gallant who she'd their blood
and spent thor treasure IN the Of liberty 0nt
equal rights Of man Those points present the sub
icct IN us whole aspect.
You s1y, "lhc acceptance OF tho new Constitution
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A1ARINE MINUS.
PORT or RICH.ISiIO7jViDj..
ARRIVED.


sloOP Westport, -, from Westport, with bal.
last
to master.
Schr Savannah. Garion, from Providence. with
len & Co
Sloop Eliza Allen, Studey, from n. York via Nor
folk, with hay to Davenport, Allen e Co.
Schr. Iemouca, Mason from Baltimore via Civ
Point, with sundries to l. Webb s. Co. OTIS DUNLOP
& Co, Myers. Peyton, Bagwe & Smith,
Hanna, J Trplett, Crump s. Lyon, J 81 S Cosby
81 Co., Winston, w NJ Swoope r Johnson ] w
Poe s Brothers, Tompkius & Fisher, w II Rich
ardson.
Schr Virginia, Gator, from Turkey Island.
Schr Virginia, Price, from City Point.
SAILED,
Schr Pennsylvania, Alberison, for Now York
with coal.
CLEARED,
Brig United States, Knight, for London, -four bJ
G Palmer.
or The Steamboat COLUMBUS, Capt
Turner, will leave Rockets for Norfolk and Baltimore
on Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
IN 5-ot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-06

Those politicians who betrayed cause they had
cspoused, aud deserted standard under which they had en-
listed aud, keep themselves aboUring
bring the people ther foTcby remind the fable
OF fox who lost his tail In trap, and haIIangucd his
then the great Inconvenience Of carrying a aud strongly
urged them or theirs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-06

R0 Tons Swedes Iron, landing from schr Two
OO Sisters, at the Dock for sac by
APP SITS r POLLARD 81 SON
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Broad Rock Spring Races

w tinue four days r-'' N N"n'
fOrfsii SO-
ENTRIEs TO FIRST
A. Robinson and j. Wilkinson - r~F-5 VI
Bsnj MOODY enters his grey Civ Nv Archie rt
WIN = White is Charles cult ont of KIM Eisb.-
VIM Walker enters his grey FLY 10y Charles
lsham Pucket enters his colt ont of a S,vcct man
Subscribers TO post stake day, James NJ SedeD Tsos
Waoa H. Davis and Wm r. Johnson-four subscribers and
closed. ""'
Cd dayPropre,os Purse s2Os-,wo mile hea,sen,ra,,s
SIS
3dday-Joekey Club Purse SDo-ihree mile heaentrsnce
SI0-hung up aud no discount
4'h day-Annua Pos, SiakePurse SlOO-eurance SIS to
be added 10 the puTse-tyvo mile ats-s,n OMEN - ~
Sweepstakes same day-Si00 entTanee-5aif lorfi,-c,s
mile hcats-four subscribers and closed. -
James NJ Seiden William Buron's hny by Cbs,sv
Hector Davis enters Cogn FLY Dolly Dick 500 by Charles
WIN. Sall enters Captain ShePards colt by Charles.
Thos Watson enters his colt by Constitution
From the number Of horses in train good sport NAV be e
pected ISIIAM pIlSiKFT
APP Git g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-06

Henrico Eiection.-The election for State Senator
and Delegates and the adoption rejection of the
new Constitution, came yesterday The result at
the close of the polls was
For SenotOr- Harvie 3I1, BrownaI.
Observation-Disclosures 2lG. Mosby 49, Mayo los,
Bolts 90.
For the now Constitution 27G-ngainst ii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-03
~. FROM the Columbia telescope. August on
Dfnner at EdgefeId to Mr. MN. or

w. =
can present only the regular toa ST.. and 80
a I've nov space for the volunteers Ed IT,, s'' mat NO
oh saturday the 18th at 2 O'Clock !. .
PecaDe company down 10 sump,o,s and res.
Raord hft,,s ,g S'e much to hi, credit, by mr. william
COO were drunk IN manner altogether WORTHY ~ regular
the crisis that sas hsy contain and of
~. REGULAR TOASTs
power strong enous 20 STin. H. there mus, be called forth
principles aud restore the federal goverumon, m 10 us rs,
2 South CaroIina-Thoso of her SON, uh, "a,
en country as feemen ought, would rather see men M
her colours and a.. TI Tho dead than hor strike
III, ,aise lne recteant Of
c, me PRESIDENT Of the United States-Peaes ard ,,
,; ahs y zee Prs'den-rowerfu IL reaso,in, t.,,,..
On, Sto, 70 me equal rights of The ~hoi Unoa
nmi as friend, we honor him For the ;ns, we admire
, no mas nooiy sacrificed his own personal s s Sop
non In struggling for the violated nights NJ a. agsIandze
ne has thrown himself into the 6reaeh
ri, m' d, Wn nm, or triumph in glorious caus. "
Two hours and half the delivery He sseass occupied
son-and considered the idea OF war and hoeJl Sou-
pInsn ms speech entire, receive II in ,h 'na
T,;on U n' nIe promised foil report O'
the S.s aroma her rights and preserve the Union 81 S
ff CsissMWe may danger in s,,,in
rights We must incur certain ruin in @ our
IVA: ,h L S and The Uaion-Giye US the s, .
"sn nst atihed by the sovereign states NJ a.; HcI as "
a Convy oa our hearts blood preserve the Ia,e
ann.si =, Those who against il onno.o VET
"5ey ns p'GPS and are afraid hom r''' ''c'
,,oa.a' "u"et--h hTm friend o he Jn;o, 3D.,
State ' u"aisnabe rights Of his native
,r ~ ""~es fiHnHfon IF ardor of p,,,;o;, , .
Of So"I hhns and judicious activity in the r pu' o.
, @ FIghs are to bs ega r1ed by m cn..ss cause
years. "'' "e'" OF slate for tile next tSo
II. Protests and Observation-Disclosures ., H..
interrupt the pacific and nu orr
to cow%en Propose to ede,. grievances we pon bs
and ,n hihss Mountain, Euaw and Sulivs, n en
SI, mem we are the country men of p,skeu, nii'
brave b.sp,!P prospect before usNore but hub mind. m
served a. ""eIy'- None others ever De. |.
poIhi,o 81 states OF tho South Identified IN
uI party spirit and prejudice can or.va, 'eIes
W principle aud feeling the great care. ~ o'ens
en- o"gh we should rejoice their Un,,ed 80 w
on b ye each state has clear right 10 redress
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-03
No. 10.
Lieutenant Shoots Letter.

No. 10.
Lieutenant Shoots Letter
NAVY YAnD (iosYorr
I do bsy.by .o,,,e. -, 80. August 18th, 1890
-, e 10 august, 1929 mo and iuformed rn
.nat no oad been directed by Commodors Barron ~ @ ne
,s, teht over by DI King and that il was bs ,y;sS
va 80. accordingly directed Mr. Potts TO send lire Nav
this duty. '' "'''D'' :" IioWets 70 perform
,'Lne amer this period was dircs ted nv Corro,o
'bs iaid stone returned wharf from yyt,.L
,b 81 'aken and TO inform Mr. King OF the ccn,s,ace
10 sMoor, 1t u s Navy.
No. H.
=, o. Mr.. Dokson's Bill
1879. fN' 'y Vrn'uInsehI
A. soJ n ". Dickson, DR.
s <o-F2T storeagO OF 600 casks lime one vea, e,ro
,,h pproyed-James Barron " Wv J'''' F%OO
V'O'e-hr Kings letter No H. was copieJ on The hal 4,
this bll) " v
No. 10
Mr.. Kings Noto.
Sir ~ c,,, -. NonEoIE, l4b Sept 1899
IT,. 100, agreed With Mr. Dickson for the stoeags NJ ~
r. ean's per month per cssk, the usual priceb, y"
~ SOC Upwards oi 500 casks which would have announced
If 49, VIZ DICKSON put the house $780, which is sav
am very respectfully
Yours, &c MILES Ktvc
Com JAWS BAnnos "hb' MING.
y Nayy X.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-03

DEiT SiR: 'esss>ss---<---zz>
Ht'NDiNG by he public newspapers. Tim, ,bo
constitution was adopted, and tina, mnS snt new
sob T"" nave an election in conformity thereto in ~"
."orr noXt and that all Of the present indgcS =, HG
remain IN "DIce, until tie termination ~ ~ sno"la
~" , rI Legislature elected under this ConsI,',;.
n -, no aonse came here few days no ;n,end
TO urrc. inc making out of tho arGnma1,
liz nra .orIn' with view to dispose of ne nnon.
miab, sS as could be done, while the odd ca,,,,
.ngn' continue; bat finding most of the O I. eoun
co,,o nave declined staying longer, with vi"yy
cc,vin, ,Ig 'nlS work on Tomorrow clearly nor
60 'al my expectations could MOI be ansverod
ma SnaH ieayo town to-day. There wouIJ ~
,I 49, occasion 10 make this explanation in reIa,;no
a "'a.or put Tor having frequently said during th
my intention. - '"u' SUCH va
Yours, most truly,
CREED TAYLOR
A., N Richmond, AUgvst 3Ia, 1890
:, IL. Don't forget to let tho porfics q, ,ho -
EcrIan g. Fisher Bott Argyle v. Wiic, '"s case
chauxv Mosby, sec the proyisional da"n..., " nj
are INTENDED TO be entered these eases
-------- G.. r.
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- hZORS.-Tbe ""Iscrib-r 80 - $500 -o,vE-
f'w dozen Of those celebrated aoId 1911,
au23 ~ ''|i@'NAf'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-03

o- JOB PRINTING executed al Ito w1i, oG,.
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Nr. Webb's certificate
Day Dock, GosPoEr Eavy Yam
G, III, 80. ,.. August 24th 1880
i Hork rom The commencement tho same and .;as
ca;, "rkinon never has been employed here in anv
caPaofy Very respectfully, :" my
co,, I,.,r, b. GEO Y. WEBB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-19

would ire salute and display their flags ct Tho mast
head OF their vessels.
Accordingly, about I O'Clock on Saturday large
number Of Captains assembled ut the appopte place
and together with other persons, amounting in all 70
about two hundred and fify. paid formal visit In
Mr. Clay. On their arrival the following address,
was delivered by Capt. Chase. which we rive with
"Sir,-As the Representative of n large portiou Of
the Shipmas,crs now in the port of New Orleans I
am instructed To express ia you their uneipued es-
term Tor your private virtues, their Ia,
your inVainaoie services 10 our country and their
&utation Tor your unGaunc cd and infc,iblc s,ppork
Oh .hs cIv hoerics of mankind in every part oil tho
woriu-out more particularly in our own lcmispbeyr
where we trust your effective patriotism will bc 70
mcmbeted and acknowledged, 20 long ms Reuublicon
government mas an advocate Gratitude has pron,nt-
cd us to make this formal call on YOU for ,vc ardcn,i
wish you health and prosperity, aud beg YOU will NO,
only view us IN the light of personal frends--h,s
your friends for the sake of your country
In answer to which, Wr Clay said:
THAT he felt highly honored by this f1attrriuo
out unexpected proof of respect and esccm of which
he should ever cherish the most grateful recollec-
ton 1t afforded him great satisfaction to learn the
favorable Judgment entertained Of his pubic services
by respectable portion of his fellow citizens on
Tnged IN one of the most Useful aud honorable of all
human vocations. lie most ardently hoped that
those civil liberties, with which they Ind bcen peas,d
TO associate hrs name, might never want efficient
advocates Gallant and patriotic defenders he was
sure, they would always find in American tars IFe
their friendly personal wishes. and beured them To
De assured OF the lively interest which he should al
ways iee IN their collective and individual welarer
On Saturday night Mr.. Clay visiced the Au,ercur
Hears-ne was welcomed with loud cheers and
rePea'co piaudits by the largo company present
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-19
NEw ORLEANS, Feb /.
MEETING OF SHIPMASTERS

At n largo md numerous meeting Of shpmasters
IN this port, at the National Hotel, with Capt. G. D.
Chase of the ship Lion, Of Providence, (R ~ in tho
Chair, and Capt Rose Of the ship Shenandoah, OF
Georgetown, I'd C.) Secretary, resolutions we're
pissed TINT they would In body wait on the Hon.
IIEvRY CRAY, in consideration Of his distinguished
services TO the country. And Girlhci, that they
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-23
them, ifshe public schools are conduct

them, ifthe public schools are conduct
ed rs they ought to be.
We propose that the teachers should
be eligible by the people. There is no
office oftrust in republic, more hon
orable or more important, nor any that
more Immediately influences its desti-
nies, than the office ofa teacher They
ough, 10 be chosen-and, if we read
the signs ofthe times Alright, they w'A
be chosen with as much, nay, with
more care than our representatives..
The Office Of General Superintendent
of Public Schools will be, in our opin-
ion. an Office at least as important as
that of president.
AT present the best talent ofthe couu-
try is devoted to the study of law; be-
cause lawyer has hitherto had the
best chance for political honors and
preferment. Let the office of teacher
he equally honored and preferred; and
men will turn from trade whose pro-
fessors live by the quarrels humankind,
to an occupation which teaches men to
live without quarrelling.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-23


The late Revolution has given to
France, what she has wanted for years,
the advantages of constitutional gov
ernment. In the character other pres
ent sovereign, she may justly hope for
an administration of affairs i'm accord
ance with the views and interests ofthe
nation. A participant on the side of
liberty in the struggle of the first rev.
olution, aud since learning in adycrsi-
+, ty sound and wholesome lessons ofex-
perlence, 1t seems to us, that Philip
the First has ascended the throne with
full knowledge of the character and
condition of the French people, andsof
the blind and fatal errors of those, who
for the last halfcentury have been their
rulers. The first acts of his reign are
certainly such as TO authorize the most
Esanguine hopes that he will govern well
and wisely. In his abandonment ofthe
pomp and pageantry with which his
predecessors have always surrounded
themselves, in his recommendation to
the Chamber of Deputies to choose
their own President, in his republican
intercourse with the Deputies and the
people, in Lis requiring from the British
Government the ashes Of Napoleon to
he deposited in Paris, we think we can
perceive strong indications that he
will consult in all respects, so far as
they are known 70 him, the wishes Of
the nation.
1t is scarcely probable that any
European power will attempt to in
terfere in behalf of the imbeciIe mon
arch, who has been driven from the
throne. He will find himself friend
ess, and deserted even by those whose
accelerated his ruin. Ifhe
seeks permanent residence in the u
iited States, he will here receive but
title sympathy. To the unfortunate,
'ur country will ever offer an asylum;
mt il will never extend cordial well
ONE to those, who have welded ex-
ensive powers, confded to them for
eneficent purposes, to destroy the lib
rites and prosperity ofa great and in
,lligent people.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-23

On Monday last we bad our usual
annual muster. On that day the I'M
plements Of trade were thrown aside
by most Of cur industrious mechanics,
that they might grid on their swords
and fearless march 90 Portsmouth.
Long before dawn muskets were crack
ed OF in all directions, and quiet citi-
zens, when no foe was near, were star
tied with the din of arms. A little af
ter sunrise every company in town was
in motion. On their arrival at the ap-
pointed spot the various corps were
duly paraded, prayed for, and drilled
there was the same demand for cher
ry, gin, gingerbread, boiled eggs and
pies, as usual-and there was, beyond
all doubt, the same amount ofimprove-
nent in military matters, which geu-
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donnances OF the SGtb of July. Signed,
EUSEEE SALVER1E.

donnances Of tie SGtb of July. Signed,
EUSEEE SALvERIE. .
{Acclsmaiious of spprobanon troR
ali parts Of the Chsmter.)
The Vice President called upon NJ.
Eusebe SaIverte to support his propo-
sition, but Hon. Deputies from every
side declared that it sufficiently explain
ca itself.
Mr.. Eusebe Salverte said, he should
limit himself to moving that it be re-
ferred Ia the Bureaus, as the Cham
Der had even more important business
for its consideration, and that he would
defer entering further into the question
for a week.
The Duke Of Orleans has granted
from his private purse pension OF
i5OOf to NJ. Rouget Delise, the au-
thor of the Marseillsise Hymn.
NJ. de Peyronnet, was arrested near
Tours NJ. Chautelauze was arrested
the following morning, quarter of
league from Tours. They are both
confined in the same prison.
The Minister of the United States
nds pfuu Iis IcSpcctS W ehc AiSus~o~As
General of the Kingdom.
Lord G.. Beresford and Mr.. O'Con-
nell have been elected to Parliament
from w atorf"rd.
LONDON, Aug. 0.-Charles X,
with all the. members Of his own fami-
ly and some persons of his suite, was
quietly proceeding to Cherbourg, where
the American packets, the Great Brit
ain and the Charles Carroll, had re-
paired from Havre to receive him. 1t
seems that, when last heard of, his
mind was not yet made up as to wbeth-
er England or the United States should
be the first land of his destination.
The Nestor has arrived at Toulon
from AIgiers with ten millions two hum
dred and forty thousand francsin Span
ish piastres.
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THE REPUBLICAN,.
NEWPORT.

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 90.
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present il on behalf Of the Peers to the
Duke Of Orleans. At ten o'clock that
night they were received by the Duke,
when Baron Pasquier, President thus
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25

Ihs Ssiss TSiat-esssss Grown
lnshield was acquitted. on Msnday, of
parteipsiisn in the murder Of Cant.
Whites; but was afterwards Indicted for
a conspiracy previous to the murder.
gave the bonds required, $500, and
went home with bis father.
The n'sraoirs IF Don .Juan IA. Hasn have
been rePubl,shsd ut Paris ia French and
spanish. Ihey krst appeared in English IN
Londsn. We have read the book, asd must
confess that il has ne, given Us an exalted O.
pinion OF has character With respect TO vera.
city Or scrurulous honor. SEINE Of the exag-
g%eratisn and high c~oloring in the details may.
be sscnbcd 10 the perssn or per
sens IN London, who paraphraseu in English
ms spanish manuscript, and had already
furnished specimens of 6ctisn in Don Este
and ''Sandevsl," indicating less ingc
nuity, than Dialicc or prejudice, with re-
gard to Political parties and characters ia
Gax.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-11-25
A GARD.
j. &. W. ". Riddle.

EN ESPECTFILLY inform the Ladies
Ell generally, that they have Just opened a
large stock OF FASHIONABLE FALL
GOODS, such as, Black and Chan e able
Gro de Naples, Gre dc Indies, Changeable
loplins, Pongees, Black Italian Lutestrinss,
Black Satin Ieyantine, Black s. cslored Nam
kin Grapes, Black & colored Merino Cloths &
Circassians, SuperGne and common taiicoes,
Long s. Square Merino, Circassian s. prus
sian Shawls, Plain l. Figured Barragc, Pop
lin Merino. Palmarine 4 silk dress Handk'is.
Black and White Bobbinett Wells, Bobbinett
Laces. Plain Bobbinetts. Super Swiss Mus
Lns, UUNS1.1BLE BON.SETS, a gem
eral assortment Of Ribands and Bcltngs,
Gloves s. Mitts, Black & White Silk Hose,
Black Worsted Hose, Double and Single
Sole Lasting s. Seal Skin Shoes, sc. &c;
all which they viii sell very cheap, and re-
speetfully invite them TO call and examine
their assortment. Nov Ill.