Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-29

BY A. Vernon. Esq When South Carolina SC.
cedei from the General Government, may Spartan
burg aeeede to the States Of Ruthsroord, Haywood,
and Buncoube
BY John Poole, 80. The District of Spartanbure
May the political sentiments of It's citizens over be
like ITS climate pure and unconamnatcd by tho fever
of disunon.
BY Mpjor VIM. TRIMMER. The not headed am,
6itio~s, and missuied politicians Of South Carolina
May dsunion Of their heads precede a disunion Of
the States.
BY DR. ]. J. Vernon. n Convention TO, .vuiHf-
edt,on-its advocates pretend that there is nothing
10 DC feared from it by holding out false devotion
in IL.
W The New York Sentinel, one of the orpops of
the Working Men, suggests new proicc,-to form
accumulation of editors without res,ec, = y croods
political or religious, in favor of fairness temner,e
argumen; and courteous language, and against pary
abuse personalities, msrepresen of opponents
opinions, and every thing calculated to wound tho
feelings or arouse the passions Of contemporary"
We'll meant, but mpractcable Apurgation must
prece1e the attempt, to give it chance of success.
Un'arness' d'singcnuousness, absence Of oil liberay
ana candor, arc so ngained in certain of tho CORDS
that the Ethiopian will sooner change his hue than
they practices, which have become a second nature
LOUISIANA ELECTIoN.-The peoplo of
election
vernon and members of Congress Partial returns
nave oeen received, from which it appears that
'uuse WHITE the dnti-Jdckson candidate for Con-
stess mas been reelected from The Orleans District
without opposition The returns from nine marshes
81 the same district four of them Official exhibited
the following as the result of the poll for Governor.
ROMAN (anti sackson) 93i; BEAuvoIs, (Jackson)
452; RANDALL 1853; HAMILTON ell Bah Pat
Extract of letter to the Editor of the ALBANY Jopr
nal, dated New York, July1
ilmo was when nomination by ST. Tammany,
and advocated by the Enquirer and Evening Post,
was considered formidable in this CITY. br, M, en-
now Myndert Van Setback, formerly of our citv
respectable man, and for the most part hitherto
correct IN his politics, ia evil hour consented IN bo
inc Iammany candidate against Mr.. Lamb Tho
consequence is that Mr.. Van Setback who has here
'oio'e s'oOu very well IN the ward, on this occa-
SION round himself deserted by large majority
OF the electors Such, in November, will be tho
rate OF every man supported by "the party" Tho
Fost and Enquirer called upon the friends of lack
son 10 turn out and sustain the regular nornina-
tion, but all would not do II wouId bo d,ficrI,
just now, to say which are the most obnoxons here
the powers that be in this state or at Washington
vi tue IncomPetency OF both, an entire conviction
prevails among all classes here, and IT will be lone
time before the people of this or nation again
commit the reins of Government to small men-mere
creatures of policy.
Land has recently been sold at Chicothe NJ tb;r,p
forty, nifty aud even sixty dollars foot The Scioio
Gazette states that market house has been erectod
this year, go feet long, and equal to any ON the A.
lantic This prosperity is owing to the vicinity of a
| canal S "
dTrtDat q Ge Matches at Pensacola-rpbe Initial
ga es ship Natchez, Capt. Newton, arrived at Pen
sacoia Sd INST from Norfolk via Havana The Off
GERS, passengers and crew of tho Natches are aI
| well. N'' Oil
IRON the Petersburg Inteihcaencer Of lessrolo,,
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
Che Commissioners for receiving Subsc rn,;op. 70
the Petersburg Rail Road have appointed AGENTS in
several OF the counties of Virginia and North Caro-
ma, on and near the Roanoke River cho will onon
DOCKS OF subscription at the different Courtbousea
Inc Company could now be organized but II 10
wished to give those gentlemen in the countrv ,vbo
are disposed to subscribe, opportunit of ATTENDING
the hrst meeting, in person or by proxy that Their
interests may be represented at the election of pres;
dent and Directors. y 4e'i-
CropS-The Columbian Spy, printed in Lancas-
/ ter county, Pa Says
our Farmers arc now gathering in thar crons rs
wheat and Rye; and from all pats of the State ,vo
nave the most cheering accounts of a rich and abun
dant harvest Indeed, uncommonly productive ba.
the earth been this season. that we have heard
NUMBER complaining that their crops were too bea
wy Ihe corn and oats look very promising and the
prospect Of their abundance is good"
MARRlED-In Newport, by the Rev Mr. Whoa
ton' Lieut. SLAs CASEY, of the United States Infan
Try, 70 Miss ABBV PEARcE. daughter of the Hon.
Du'ee J. Pearce VIC 'i""'
MARINE NEWS.