Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-23

l. name gave "fiealt and welcome to the Pos,mas,e
General, William Barry, of Kentucky" Mr. Barry reptile,
Inc principles of philanthropy and broherly love- wb;c,
nSuIsned the iustious PENN are now displayed in tb,
| unions which adorn tile cy $50
EXPRESSIVE ap pr an Presented letter from Joseph Bonapae
OF ms WISHES "ha the sentiments OF the imrI,or,a
ha d may become those Of the whole The company
| Nlr. Richards Mayor of IN. (,,v
se state and Mr. Browne M i1 on sss S s
ork responded in the following sentiment: s'.
"Ihe city of Philadelphia: The. wisdom .r ;,s sa :;
seen i 10 ITS prosperity and grandeur" :
Richard Rush. Es1 transmitted the shoned toast to which
'hs succeeding one Is response by the company:
The memory of the jures acoied the ;s,,;o,
FOUNDER OF our stae the one when he indicted peac,
ing doctrine different from that of the Church of England il
the ting of Charles the Second the other the charge
Second when that monarch driven f,om English
or ms arbitrary eondnc as Charles the Tenth has lately
Ricard Rush; like his ilsra,s father the stauncj f.no
oil civil and religious liberty"
Mr. Gilpin gave ''The University of Pennsylvania
From admiral Coffin this received:
WAY the Almighty continue shower down his blessings on
me olaie OF pennsylvania and the hospitality of Phadephs
!. To this the a following compliment
Aamira Or isaac Cofin brave and faithful officer, a
Phiianthropst and gentleman
MIR IL Richards read from judge Johnson of s.
Carolina, enclosing this sentiment:
1.-The planting of the colony of Pennsylvania the best illus
raon the world ever of the practical
Mr. Richards proposed 'Mr Justice Johnson: An accom-
Pished Jurs and constitutional patriot
r lassat read letter from Judge Duyal, of Maryland,
The memory OF Penn Franklin. and othe, worthless who
oy Their virtue aud PATRIOTISM have raised Pennsylvania to her
present elevated station: ever enjoy the bless
ings of free government, apar,iay and happily adm
Mr.. Laussat gave
"Gabriel Duval: living example that the mild virtues of
the first worthless of Pennsylvania have not fallen as seeds
without flower and without fruit"
Mr. b Chew presented letter from George G. Leper Esq
with the sentiment;
"The principles of Penn:They drew from the
eye OF man; those they have wiped countless
Mr. Chew responded in compliment 1.-The Penusy
deiesatioh'h congress"
MIR Livingston, OF louisiana after lively remarks
eu!ogzns the Bank of the United States offered following
sentiment, which was received with applause
1.-The Bank of the United States its talented and eo.
queni President" q
We have before US Snuff Box" in the form. of a
Smiths anvil, made of and plated having upon
the taclng or lid an inscription which will show its
origin and destination:
TO HENRY CLAY the friend of TIE mocha nj IS,
this specimen IF native workmanship is presented
from the anvil of LEWIS l. BARNES, Richmond d.,
Va.
Any of our friends disposed to take pinch of
snuff in advance of Mr. Clay, can be supplied from
his box by giving CALI Phil. q. S. Ga=e.te
BALTIMORE, Nov. Is.
The first number of the n ALTON AL nj AAAzINE," BY
Mrs. Barney, appears to-day. We have not seen a
copy, but from the great ability exhibited IN her letter
/ o. L.