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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-11
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IL, 1880.

The LEGISLATURE. The Republican
Herald Jackson paper in Providence,
does not pretend to say that it is the set
tied purpose Of the party to give to their
leader Rhode-Island legislative nomi-
nation, for second run in the Chief Ma
gistracy. The course the President took
in relation to that subject, pending the
canvass Of the last election, should opc-
rate upon men as modest as the gentle
men of that journal are, to keep back the
avowal of a determinationto to do that which
they and their Chief so loudly and with
so much affected honesty, denounced in
Mr.. Adams and his friends. Notwith-
standing Gen. Jackson considered, or
pretended to consider, it so improper, and
so dangerous to our republican institu-
tons, for any man to be elected n second
time, as to present that !grare subject to
Congress in his first message, and seri-
ously to urge upon their consideration
the vital necessity of an amendment to
the constitution, which should prohibit
the recurrence Of an event so pregnant
with disastrous consequences to the ma
ton as would be the election of the same
man to the Presidency. Notwithstand-
ing all this parade, and fuss, and num-
merry about nothing at all, he is, himself,
again on the race course eagerly and in
dustriously contriving all manner ofmeans
to secure to himself victory against the
people. And the mushroom journals in
the pay of the government, are resorting
to the meanest of all political artifces to
deceive the honest and unsuspccting
freemen. These Simon-pure gentry ncv-
er take goose quill in their hands or
open their voracious jaws, but what they
blunder upon, or mutter out the bewitch-
ing words-Je0ersonian, an,-DemocracN--
Repubhcanism, or some such ear tickling
sounds, which during the late war, were
worse than rats-bane to nine out often of
these exclusive patriots. Whilst we hold
that there is no possible danger in plac-
ing in the presidential chair, a second
time, man that is "honest and capable,
and faithful to the constitution" we rea-
dily admit that it is not only reasonable
and right, but absolutely necessary, that
the people should withhold their sufira-
ges from that candidate who has solemn
ly warned them against such measure,
as being fraught with the most mischiev-
Gus consequences. The friends of Gen,
Jackson in this State, are few in number
it is true, but they are scarcely the less
dangerous on that account, for they are,
generally speaking, thoroughly trained
and drilled under leaders possessing all
the material qualifications necessary to
carry on n successful warfare in politics.;
many of them had grown gray in the po-
litical work of desolation and DEATH The
appearance in the field of some Of them,
creates instinctively, in the minds of their
adversarics, feelings of anxiety and
as quickly as those emo
tions were awakened in the breasts oftho
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Death Of George the IV-ond the accession
Of Uiiiiam ",
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-11

Sidi-Ferruch, June 10.
Sir,-The enemy, reinforced body of
Turkish infantry, attacked our position;
they were repulsed, pursued, to their
positions, which were all carried, and the
carriages, artillery, tents, & baggage, re-
mained in the power of our troops, which
now occupy those same positions. Such is
the result ofthe day (which has been COM
munic ated to me from headquarters ofhis
Excellency the Commander in Chiefwho
has sent to me his official packets, which l
hasten to send by the Zebra brig. The
ships of war Griffcn, Alerte, and another
supported the troops on the east peninsula
they were going to be supported by the
lphigene frigate, when the retreat of the
enemy prevented its being carried into
effect. The fleet continues with activity.
the unloading and landing of all the ma
teriel, 90 days provisions for the whole
army, 1000 horses, all the artillery that
has been asked for and even more, and
numerous maierieI, landed. Iexpect the
remainder of the convoy in two or three
days. The weather has been very fine to
day; the calm has hndered Admiral Ros-
amel's division from sailing The Prov
ence has quilted the position of attack
which il took on its arrival, and which
riskcd its safety; it is moored at the OPEN
ing ofthe bay, in position where it can
resist with advantage the wind and waves
! have sent to Toulon, as | had the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
Newport, Thursday Morning, March ii, 1880.

they and the affectionate William in the
midst ofa multitude who ws.c leading him
with csresses, all Of which he returned
with tho utmost cordiali,y. As soon as
there was an opportunity for free conver-
sanon the good soldier unbosomed his
heart TO his parents and the travellers:
-'Gentleman, said he, TO day feel, in
its full extent, the kindness OF Providence,
10 whom ! owe every thing. My uncle
brought me up 10 the business Of weaser,
but | requited his attention badly; for
having contracted habit Of idleness and
dissipation, enlisted in q corps belonging
10 the East lndis Company. ! was then
only little more than eighteen. My sol
der like appearance had been observed
by Lord c., tho commanding officer,
with whose benefcence and msxhaus,lble
generosity oil Europe is acquainted. My
zcal for the service inspired hlm with re-
gsrd; and thanks TO his cares, rose step
by step TO the rank OF captain, and was en-
trusted with the funds Of tho regiment.
By dint of economy, aud the aid OF com.
merce amssSed honorably a stock Of
ESO,0U0.
AZ that time quilted tho service. il
is trgo that made three remIttances 10
MY father; but the first only consisting OF
5000. reached him. The second fell into
the hands Of man who had the misfortune
to become insolvenl; and ] Entrusted the
third TO Scotch gentleman, who died up
on passage; bu, hold his receipt, aud his
heirs viii account To me for it.'-Aiter din.
ner, the captain gave his father f200, to
supply his most pressing wants; aud at ibo
sam0 time secured, 10 him. as well as his
mother, IN annuity Of $50, reversible to
his two brothers-promlsing TO purchase II
commission for the soldier, and to settle
Ihe youngest IN msnuiac,ory, which he
was about 10 establish in Scotland for lho
purpose Of affording employment to his
couGtrymen. Residcs,Le presented G5O0 us
u marriage portion TO his sister, who was
married to d farmer in Indifferent circum.
stances; aud after having distributed ESQ
among the poor he entertained at an ole.
gan, dinner the principal inhabitants OF the
Gurgh. Such a man mcrited The iavors Of
fortune. BY thin generous sensibllity, too,
he showed, indeed, that he was wor,hy of
tho distinguished bonors so profusely heap.
cd upon him by tho illus,rious Lord c..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
National Republican Nomination.

At a General Republican Convention
holden a, the State House in Providence
on the 18th of January, 1890, WrLLIAM
PEcKHAn, ESQ. President, LEVI Halle
and c. T.. RoBBiNs, Secretaries, the under.
named gentlemen were nominated as gen.
eral officers for the State of Rhode Island
for the next political year.
MS ExcrLLEHCY
JAMES FENNER,
COrernor
MS HONOR
CHARLES COLLINS,
Lieut.. GortrR0r
SENATOR'S.
] Daniel Cornell, Of Gioctsier.
2 iiezekah Bosworlh, of Warren.
3 Benjamin Smith, of ". Kingston
4 Stephen Il. Cornell, Of Portsmouth.
James +. Summons, Of Johnston.
d Elisha Watson, of South kingStoicn.
Thomas Whippe, Of COuentyy
3 Charles ElJridge, Of E. Crssnpieh.
9 George ID. Cross, of Westerly.
10 George Burton, of CrGnStoa.
Henry Bowen, Esq Secretary.
Albert {. Greene. Esq. Attorney General
Thomas q. Pitman, ESQ. Gen. Treasurer.
/, was then voted to use all fair and hon
orable means to promote the success Of the
above ticAet-and ,ha, the proceedings OF
this convention DO published.
Wa. PEcKHaa, Chairman.
LEVI HALE, c,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
from cheerful or Isp,y was the state OF

} from cheerful or happy was the state OF
mind in which he returned. In truth, even
for disposition of tho most sanguine cast,
there was quite enough in the discomforts
that now awaited him in England 10 sadden
its hopes and check its buoyancy. TO be
happy at home (says Johnson is the ul,i.
mate result of all ambition, the end 10
which every enterprise and labor tends y
But Lord Byron had no home--st least
none that deserved this cndearing name.
4 fond family circle 10 accompany him
with It's prayers, while away, and draw
round him with listening eagerness on hls
return, was What, unlucklly, he never knew,
though with heart, as We have seen, by
nature formed forit. In the absence, too,
oiall that night cheer and sustain, he had
every thing 10 encounter that could dis
tress snd humiliste. To the dreariness OF
home without affection, was added the
burden ofaa establishment without means;
and he had thus sll the embarrassment oi
domestic life. without its charms. His uf-
fairs had, during his absence, been suf'
Tered 10 fall into confusion, even greater
than their Inherent tendency TO such n
state warreDted. Thare had been the pre-.
cedlng year an execution oil Newstead,
for debt of'i5OW. owing 10 the Messrs.
Brothers, upaolsIerers; and circumstance
told Of the veteran Joe Murray on this &C
ceson, well deserves to be mentioned: To
'ais faithful old servant, Jealous Of tho an.
eien, honour of the Byrons, the sight Of
the motive Of sale, posted upon the Abbey
door could not bo otherwise than an un.
slightly and intolerabIe nuisance. Having
enough, however, Of The fear ofihe law be
ioro his eyes, not TO tear tho writing down,
he was al last forced as bis only console
tory cxpedient, TO paste g large pioce OF
brown paper on il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
VIM. l.. Melville,
Yin Plate Worker,
No. l62, Thames street,

No. !62, Thames street,
NoSrINuEs 10 carry on the above busi-
~ ness as usual, and keeps constantly on
hand, general assortment ofTlN WARE,
and other articles in his line, to suit the
market, and positively will sell them Gs
low os can be purchased in the State. net
excepting of pedIars; those who wish 20
encourage their own townsman, will do
well to call and satisfy themselves CT the
truth of this assertion.
Merchants and Pedlars can be supplied
of wholesale. as low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead,
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer.
ence to cash.
O$soAP STONE FURNACES, and
OVENS for Baking.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

DiUorcss. Cincinnati Gazetis
thinks there is good reason to spprehsnd
that the legislature Of Ohio are enaciine
laws. which will ,ond directly to desolye
the bonds Of matripony, and entirely dis.
honor the socred nature Of marriage con.
tracts. A bill has been reported giving,
jurisdiction 10 tho Court of Common Pleas.
also, in cases Of divorce and olmony. a
very large number OF divorces are granted
annually By the Supreme Court, indicating
wretched state Of porals IN the cogi-
maniiy.
Tho Virginia House of Delegates, I2lb
inst. accepted the Convention Bill with lh5
amendments Of the Senate without modf-
cation, and il is now the law Of the land
Tho polls for is rejection or ratification are
to be opened in hprl. II dispensos with
The extra session Of the Legislature, CD.
points the election Of senators and dele.
gate, in October next, and the first Legis-
lature under the new Constitution 10 as-
somblc on the Grs, Monday in Decembe.
next.
.NcfhodiSi CoHegs.--The Methcdis's hay,
received assurances ofsuch local subscrip.
tions, by several places competing for tho
site Of the proposed college that it iscersip
such an institution will be founded. The
places. which have competed for IL, arc
Mitdleiown, Conn, Troy, y, \, sr4
Brigeeri csna,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

Among the most amusing articles 10 the uow.ps.
rer way thai we have lately seen, denunciatDn
~ rho EtcI" nd ,Ia, OF Tu"sd ". e Washing.
''n l''cr w'i..'rs .Yc,. :fany bndy Las Ugh. 10
say TIA such carr --.,i:e.,s do impose upnn ctc.s
aud sri lies. while ii:y ehod b. reading the truth:
truly the Enquirer may Efom experience utter the
communicable tia; its editor rhorid hsIg railing
sccusa'i"n against my )this conf cmporaries is w.r
thy Of admiration II denatcs in him an exceed.
ingy trescbe:Ous memory, or bel cf that such ON
'nconvenience is FL. by the public generally. His
cast room letter slIpud be printed satin with the
esidents message. and hung up opposite his ditto
rial chair, as "a pair Of mirrors. -. s. Gazette
A. the late of the Legislature nj North C.,.s an
act IVES PASSED Ito enable The STATE RUt up gradual
y and To fin UNIFORM of collection This hin sxtenSs
the charter Of The hank (Which would otherwise have exo,re
n call ia the debs due to gradually by insjso,s 70
at me collection heteof may ~ little oppressive tn the
ration will admit Afsr the 3,a day Of Drceier is1 the
directors are absolutely fbddep, psetencc To make
IONS are Contained IN tho al, tending the end et
honesty and safely winning the affairs vi the Bark
Tn. bank has rein.ned receive its In paymen,
o. cents ane To IT, NJ the rate Of IS psT par value
nc whole looks very II the socknoIde,,
and the State are dr,sru'ed In socd fsih ,ss ~ u
ahsrs OF the nahs and suffer It's CHARTER ,p expire
IL nprsars by a communication in tire United
states Ghzc ir, that there has bcen difficulty
about tho admission of the works of Mr. Jcffarson
into the Philadelphia Library.
fh' annual Meeting Of the Colonization Society
wos hel,i IN Washington on Monday evening md at
ten'rh by large audience. The In,elligencer states
that the report Of tue Buard Of Managers disoloces
much 10 cher the hop q and anmlte tie excrions OF
the friends OF the scllcrpe.
Among the strangers now resnr,iDg tn Washing
ton, Is General Samuel oust"n late Governor orthe
State of Tennessee.
This is the individual who abd,catci his station
soma time ogo, wi the intention of rcnouncino ci
vi''zed life, for a residence among the Induns
We are Informed that the Massachusetts Bank
gave notice yesterday, at their Banking House. that
they discounted At fire per cen. per annun until fur
Their noticc.-( Boston Ca=.
u Mr. Dickson takes his Benefit at the Theatre
TINS evening lie is deserving Of good Benefit. and
the Drama, will be 'unanmous in turning on, on the
occasion "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
"StW selling III at Prime Cost" and IL,
manu- instances much Lcko1r CnSL

ESHE proof that the subscribers have been Selling of their
n large and general assortment o SeasOnalc DRY GOODS,
Mfrne OTIS 60 apparent, that would deem
CcsSary inset second advertisement that effect had not
pngcnetov. upTf' tcn mnde lead the pulc believe
the contrary. They therefore again respectfully nfprn their
ncnds and customers that they sfh continue sell o at
Trine Cosi, aud order assist the sale of tire
stock they have added thereto (pcr the Bold Commander
rev York; variety of such gots they disposed Of the
early part Of their sales Among these many Of tho
description Of goods that considered erfreDy cheap Wis
t1H"ds, 81 md IL domesfcs, Gro de Naples Gras DIES In
~a mt Italian htcrpgs superior vsfye, eaieoe' oo priced
md wpens saiRetsi and many other goods, all Of which
"i re sold az PRIME Cos" mud IN instances the go's
Vat have been hand for time wi. I've sold much bcoo
Frims C" Nv announcing their to- close their hut
t IA Ms manner, the Sibcres did expect 10 elicit
7be'nf remark OD person, nevertheless 1ch vearFs
save Re made and the pnr ro,H that they proceed
in Nj interested soucc know how enah their eryeet.
bNIE g. COCHRAN.
20 "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
From The Boston Patriot

The n. Y. Courier some time since in an article
on The mkt Presidency, expresses hope that Gen.
Jackson wll be candidate for re-clcction-.f his
health would permit" Tho Burlington. VI, Free
Press inquiries "if Mr. Van Buren, has not for some
months been laborng by means Of a secret CORES
pondence addressed to his confidential friends in diff
fcrent sections, to produce conviction that Gencr-
al Jacksons health Mil NOT permit his being candi-
date for n second election. We know of ut leaet
ono letter Of this character, in which Mr. Van Buren,
states the Presidents bralth to he very feeble that
he had had less than three attacks from the apo.
plcxy!"
Put th's and tina, together, and thereby hangs a
tale" Lot Mr. Calhoun sec to il!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
AMFfinsa &1ifN.
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN SATURDAY., liz. 3o,h day Of the pe.en, ,,ouh =, :,
- y virtue Of bs:d q. Tr's,. from ire hate re-
nee snail As surviving Trustee sell AT auc,ion a. NJ. ,
~ % ,S Sash two lots Of land, the Cbnsch i .eas
stjoans tie io;. Of Si Sass X: S. ., c;sasr sqsa
tee shall OF cn'sre convey oay such title ~. j.; M Tvs:
me, under the deed of tiist " - 'e"Yye" "
Jan 2O-tis- -, CHAR NC fopr,No
IN two Deeds Of T1rsi .xs,,,.i :, -, :,
- ead end William Dand'dge by Wi;a., Morris ' az,
Msceila his wife, tia eighth day OF January iasJ
Snes Sch OF ins executed &c Herbert A. fiaibcm. ana
thries Cay bv the said William klor. or VI. ,cr, A.
o. july ls2a-aA OF w'e recorded in Inc H..;s
Co" oi THE CITY q. Rcucd; shall proceed 70 sell On ms
PIrmes on ine iot dsy at February next for ready one
ir he purposes therein mentioned, Lots pieces -, r
m. ~ , eNy ., Ky !ond known and distinguished ~
seven, and No f ilee hundrch and Gfy 80. ,h; '..yt
conveyed 10 the sad W ilan Morris by Fno,,as l,,s
am Hain hs e by te deed, hearing the J2b d,v ~
June, 1925, And admitted lecurd m tne cpt, c.
Court OF Hastings i,r sat c:iyan which are now .,.c,Y
extensive h,rk buildings Used warriour and n, -, -
I"Nss; also three o'teE lo,-. ra--cs of ana
known aud distinguished The rIan OF .a6 CIV nv ,,
AS7I thfee nuirired and forty
lS+S ani hunter three hundred and (,,,v Iouy
H't| wiz" the ouip Sgs Commonly called
ami au other buildings Improvements thereon Sii
perry was con" eyed 10 the said William Morris Inv i,,,
'en,h cay OF June 1896, by Richard Gregory and r,an
wiic, anf JohD fesraIn and Wilson GepDy: "a. ohes ,
on t- same day, 10y Joseph Dudley chesterfield coun;r an
nom admitted IN record the clerks Office of ,,
Sp"it oi sad ouy also other lot or ar, nj
"" ana distinguished IN the plan .a;d CIV nv nuh..
n a. anu nr'y SIX i6), which conveyed TO sad
Nnhaiu MOTIFS, ny W iiiam A. Smith and Va raj, S,h '
trr deed, aring etsie 18th ,!av of Sen n, ~
admitted 70 record in the clerks OF tho H,sr,. ~
The Trustees haze Ipvsr known the ,;,Is N I'm. e,,
Pofefy 10 be Questioned. hut they only convey ,,,a, v,
rs 'esicn III thruseves. - "' LIN
JOHN ~. APNI>TEaD
;$s $::i !: i;
Es.lmOYl. Lee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

mAHkiED-In Chesterfield, on Tuesday evening
The 10Th instant. by the R-v. Mr. Nunnai,v. MI
GEORGE Knrsrr, jr. Of this City to Miss a.R.n
Ans JoHNsoS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

~ Tho Bill 10 amend the act to organize Con
v'ninn: passed yesterday in The House of Dclega en-
nnd winch will no doubt pass Tho Senate, repeats 80
uuch of the act of last session a. requires the Ex-
ccuvc to publish tho new Constitution three months
before tic April Elections, and requires the polls TO
b. held next April, for adopting or rejecting the
Constitution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
THEATRE

THHATHA.
Messrs. WAI,srElN & HEYI.'s Benefit
MEsSRs WALSTEiN,& HEYL beg leave TO
1tl announce 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Rchmpnd, Manchester, and lis vicinity. that their
JOINT I,e"t Is tixed tor Saturday Evening next, 23d
inst when will be presented gra, variety OF novel
splendid and attractive entertainments as will be
more fully expressed in future advertisements -
aui"nast others, Mr. Ms>NIcH, the celebrated artist
wil appear ON the CoRDE VoLANyR having most
kindly volunteered his services for this nrrt ONLY
Thus with INST laugfa Prelude peculiarly adm
ted to he present situation Of the Theatre ON
Meo Drama, pever heforo performed ~ Richmond
with an interesting Aiterpiece. will they hope, elicit
thu patronage and support Of their friends una lihp
raj community. :
Nessrs. W. s. H. respectfully cntcr ain the hone
that under present circumstances, thS appeal may in
deed be productive of real benefit 10 those crn-
cerneh i'm o.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

~ We give to-day tho nv tho Liverpool
Packet John Jay to HE 3th ut. and exprct to give
to MORROW that by The Canajn, the Packet If the
18th. which was iolcgraphad bcIow New York on
DoAdsy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

Bank Of Virginia, jim. d, 1880.
YGSIIE President and Directors have declared n
Il dividend. of three per cent, for the last half
year, which will be paid on The 18th insnnt.
w. cambridge,
Jan 5--9i C Cashier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
MARIMI; NEWS.
PDRT or RICIE.HfjJSIJ

SAILED,
Schr Agonorn. Pearce, :ur PbilaGelpIia. with
wheat, tobacco. flour. ginseng. &C.
Schr Hornet. fauld, for Now York. before re.
ported has been detained on account of the wind.
NEW YORK, Tan. I8.-CM, schr EG,rt Rau
Richmond.
AT at Liverpool Dec 9Th, Arab. Ball and Inez rearr.
vsn,s evening Florida, IinAham, " York; (,he Florida
~ Clyde. 3D. Edward. Libby. Virginia
oh tiymouih 81 Dec Hclves. Patterson Ns,ik for f}a
vre hlordena. Wilkn. Virginia -. for Bremen " ~
~ irweseud. ID Virginia. Prince Virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
BOARDING.HOTSE

HOUSE.
O'ef .": C"n'ts Lotfery Office. and one door dIors
J"r G"."dr rio,k am ,eo'ch maher.
NJ KS SARAH PURCELL. could aocon,m,.,,, :,
LIZ a few more Members Of the Legislature. viii
coInior!s"e roons-ccod beds, &c an moier; rs
terms, II application be made this week -
drc tiff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22
ID * Rr rTw "A -v
s=&s esSH * - eAs
GIT 10 a-u %r~s .s.a sxp
- asS, Ss ~. .EG, z

oreenho''s Ra1dias. Main STREET, nearly opps.fts
The Pirs mia Banks ~
nR MUNROE has located hio,se,f :, eli. .,,.
- and viii be happy attend to all thcse VIII,
may require the professions aid of Dentist. "F
lie matters him, elf that thorough knowledge Of
nrsn,;coi r"seu principles OF Dentistry, and ample,
practcai experience aided by great assiiiv aid a.;
tention VIII ensure him the confidence and patron,
age OF The public. His conncxion with many of tho
ios' distinguished Dentists in the Atlantic cities en-
improvements in the science " 're"t
4. .. Parents who have proper regard for tha
neay aha symmetry ottheir chdrens features, repu
.n,; anu sonhdness OF their TnFTH should on tia
pro'usion of the second set consult an evn..,i.9
Ientlst' when every irregularity f,om natural ~
senta''on 1T he teeth may be CORRECTED t'f'
jan I3-eoI2t f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-22

Judge MARSHALL and Judge BALDwIN having IA
Ken their seats ihe bonch Of the Supreme Court
nov full.