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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

VIII lie most Conspicuous te pUbUshe proceedings OF the
Washington mecling held Browns the 18Th inst hut n
may bis safely predicted that, amongst the number will be
ionnd who, during MIR Jeerson's d Of trial were
'wer purposes these affect venrras his name
and his memory In noticing this meeting, celebrate the
name OF MIR Jefferson, the Enquirer cafey
nnS which may commit that PRINT principle; saws
the proceedings of the day. should correspond true Shirt
OF tile old republican party, shall hail them with great salts
iact'on and will the
ets" Now MIR Richie does attempt 10 shevv What ar.
' views Of the old republican party, leaves that 10 be
settled by this meeting whatever be- and then we sh.
see hdmng compliments, &C. IN the Enquirer The writer OF
this article Is quite fearful Of own opnon
as MIR Richie is and he will TO predict two ,bnv
rs to tins Washington meeting: FIRST that oass and sen
inrnts are ~ rotation OF the principles The republican
paTiy aud, secondly, DC them rhGt Mcy Srny MIR Richie will
approve OF every soYd, letter, and comma CONTAINED in them
la his article this meeting, Mr. Il; saws some banIso.
Things about Ar Jefferson and Mr. Madison the firm friends
OF the constitutions audyet, but short since tie columns
oil The Enquirer were filled with editorial
iraduction Of Mr. Madison, merely. because he wrote
explaining his views Of the power Of Congress to impose
duties for protection; in which opinion Mr. Madison
happened to differ opinion with the dominant party The
uuih IS Mr. l'chie las fixed principles his osciates
with tnfa aud and the sailors say he has
boxed the compass lie has praised aud abused sir dams
he has abused and pTased Gen Jackson he has praised
abused Mr. Clay he has abused praised MIR Gcs ne has
abused and praised AIR Randolph has abused and
MIR iazewe he has abused and praised Mr. Calhoun also
has ne acted towards MIR Van Buren,, Mr. Jas Barbour MIR
Lewis M and every other politician country who
has been the least prominent one time Gen J. rad ,,o,
action and noiC Gen j. is the only who can sare The
Constitution, aud the Republican party &c &c From suoh
miserable political dicaoTs, what people to expec
NUMA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
FoR THE RIcuMoND Vino.
TAE RICHMOND khNUIRER.

THOSE who are in the habit Of reading Enquirer and
vino have habit, for the last dozen years
fail entertaining that sympathy for human nhrniy, which
belongs 10 our natural character
Continually search Of popular sentmcni and occasionally
taking lear IA c dark, the Editor of this paper has made
biunders and involved himself Ia ncOnssen-
cies that il is difficult determine Whether the feeling Of
or pity prepDnderates in the bosom of the ncl
rsui reader Always alarmed least nc plunge
errors aud foe Mr. Rnehie dexIerousy parties with Conflict
inc opinions; and that he may escape from the which
lies before him, a little longer, he avoids cOnmini' mean
while I've gives his readers copious extracts from the IC
graph the albany rgus and such other precious friends as
may suit his These papers, lac throws IN the bJcIch be-
tween himself and public opinion and by and by when pUj
nc sentiment asceraed he takes his ground the side Of
the majority aud leaves his friends tn scuic for themselves
present attempted mediation between Noah and Green, IS
conclusive evidence OF tie truth Of this sentiment But the
time Is not far distant, when Mr. Richie will hud himself in
political condition, from which, all his dcxieons manmuvre
nz will not enable him escape. is perfectly well known
that he gone FAR with the he magician, that, to march
backwards will be dgraceful; and that he must and WW,
make this movement admits Of doubt, with those who have
watched political evOluOns, for past Should
abuse in tho columns Of the Enquirer has fallen the fate
~ Mr. Adams 10 meet The columns And why should
a. svper IN escape IN Has MIR v ever been more be-
7ra;,,d bv Mr. Richie than Mr. Adamsi No man. who
reads the Eu1uirer will that he has not tenth part
as much But the NEST amusing part oi the EnquTer is the
caution, which frequently gives TO us readers 70 beware vt
ashncfon ktsy DrittrS, and Others who may chance TO
make communications opposing editors Heaven! what
erontery Tie who has been imposed upon by The writer Of
the EasRoom Letters he who gavey aud solemy published
meeting Israel iR he who coupled together the names
Of samuel andoph aud Jno H. Cooke; this man, who has
been thus duped and laughed by the wags OF the day to- tel
the people Of Virginia. "hewaTc how they give credit TO letters
written Washngton and elsewhere other editors than
himself" Bot, principle is rising up, and Is intended
Tor other purpose than TO e ycat Objects which MI
Richie sud his party have IN view by the frequent meetings
they intend 10 have MI Jefferson birth day To be celeerd
ted hereafter long party meetings deemed necessary
and by whom let the names when published, answer tho
question. Uncertainty 3ncl known in The writer what names
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RTCH.IOND.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Sloop Commodore Perry, -, from New York
with Ballast,
Scnr 1Etna, -, from New York, Ballast.
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson. from Norfolk
Passed off Mulberry Island. brig Virginia Packet
bound down; Oft Hog Island, ship Richmond, bound
up above City Point, schr Chariot az hours from N.
York, bound Iir.
Schr Olive, Woolford. from Turkey Island.
Sloop Jolly Sailor, Anderson, from Petersburg,
with cotton, TO Lancaster & DENLY.
SAILED,
Schr Minerva, Mister, for Baltimore, with Coal and
Tobacco.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, for Baltimore, with
tobacco, &c.
NEW YORK, April I2.-Sailcd schr Effort, for
Richmond.
NORFOLK, April I3-Aui. schrs Geo Gardner, Downs,
I'm Philadelphia, bound Richmond Diomede Gray, fnI
Richmond bound to Boston and Portland; C0melia Denise TN
DO, bound 10 York.
Below, schrs Relief Crowel for BOSTON, DE Wolf Kelly for
Portland; Molly Banter for HalOwe, and sloop Philadelphia
Wells, for ffd ,on I'm Richmond.
Al Sea~els Point, schr Ann. Kenny, fn Richmond, bound
TO Salem.
Sailed, schr George Gardner, Downs Cor Richmond.
The ship Richmond DTummond, reported Yesterday In
Hampton Roads. has gene mp James River
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
S 7 E A M Err COLU MBIA,
FOR B.aITIMOR

90 THIS superb and fleet boat COM
manded by Jas Mitchell, will leave
sS2-RSs,'s5fr Norfolk on FRIDAY next, 10th
inst at O'Clock p. NJ. for Bali
more, where she will arrive in time for the MORNING
Lines for PhIaaSlPila.
me PropTetOrs Of the COLUMBIA in placing
her upon the above route, acuated by desire to
please and accommodate the public, as web as to en-
nance their own intercsts-and they feel confident
that IN offering for the public accommodation 20 fine
6oGt, they may calculate upon liberal patrona ee
The COLUMBIA is admirably adapted for the
transportation of both passengers and freight; she
will carry 1000 barrels. and accommodate in supe-
rlor style 100 passengers she is constructed with
double engine and copper boilers, has ~ births per-
fectly free from the heat of her boilers. winch -.
gether with her unriyaled speed, RENTERS her mos,
superior boat.
~ Passage and fare 81.
K. ROSS. Agent,
ap l6-d6t Patterson ST. WnrT B1ifjDore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
TKUSTEES' SALE-

Rl virtue OF Deed Of Trust, executed by the late Lewis
Beard, dated the IOh day of October 1927 and M ,e
cord IN the OF office Of the Court Of Hastings this CITY
TO secure ee payment Of debt due from him 10 Charles Con
Iand-ihe subscribers as Trustees named that deed VIII
ON Thursday the 18Th of the present month"; the premises and
Iead money expose 10 sale auction lots of yu,
on Creek IN that part Of the CITY usually denomnaed
Mayo's addition, and designated in the Map or pIan Of thar
addo by the numbers 81 aud 81 There these lots
small framed dwelling house lately occupied by said Beard
and an unfinished brick building
The sale will begin between Il and u O'Clock
ROBERT CiWATHMEY
aP I-eoids JOHN G. WILLIAMS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
LoudOun.-Precinets not heard from. The first
days vote IN Leesburg was-for the Constitution So,
against Il IS. For Delegates, John H. McCabe e5,
Cha's Shrevc 72. VIM It. 7. Mason 81, Sam'l Daw-
81, ii. b. Powell 81.
u Logtsd-ror tne constitution IA, against it g.
For Delegates, Kimbrou9ii IA, Poipdexter. So
Tolcr 40, Cross 81, Daniel %.
.Ndn'enond.-For the Constitution I4a, against il
I2.-Delegares, John C.. Cohoon and Joshua nj !.
Hsuell.+
. Not in the last legislature.
Returns of the votes for and against the adoption
Of the new Constitution, Us far as heard FROM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

Grand Consolidated lottery, CIals 30. 8,
:, Drawing to be received Day after To-Morrow--t co
Nos. 10. Drawn Ballots
100000 CAPirAL PRrzr
Tickets IS, halves so, quarters Is.
For sale as usual, in every variety Of fortunate
numbers, at the Lottery and Exchange Office Of
Hp 10 THO B. BIEGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

MRS. ELIZABETH FOX has taken a house
IVL on 9Th, between + and G streets, in healthy
situation and proposes to receive young ladies' from
the age of 8 to 10, who may be DESTROYS Of attend.
ing the schools Of this city, Every attention viii be
paid to their morals.
Reference may be made to the Rev. Mr.. Arm
strong, OF DR.. J. d. McCav.
Board, lodging and washing will be 50 dollars per
annum.
Richmond, April 9Th, 1890. suw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

The London Sun of March g. announces THAT
proclamation had been received in London, from
the Marquis Pamea in which he describes the views
Of the Emperor Don Pedro, who still insists in Wig
orousy maintaining the rights Of his daughter as
Queen Of Portugal, and in case of non compliance
he is determined TO go to war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

Island Of .uadasdJcdr II is well known that a
French expedition had been sent from the Maurtius
to form new establishment on the island Of Mad
igascar and that It's first operations were successful
More recent accounts assert, that in an attack on
Foul Point, it had been defeated with the loss Of
30 killed, including the Commundant Of the French
settlement at St. Marie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
OAK RARK

TTNHE subscribers will give cash for 400 cords
II Spanish Oak, at 50 per cord, and trade for 600
cords Red Oak Bark, Al SO so, il delivered in good
order, well packed in the Wagons, at the Tannery
above the Armory.
JOHN POE g. BROTHERS.
N. B.-On hand, and for sale, an extensive assort-
ment of Leather of different kinds, Curriers' and Tan
ners Tools, Hides and Calf Skins in the hair; all "
which will be sold reasonable terms at their Store
recently occupied by b. Tate g. Co., opposite the
Bell Tavern J. p. g. BIS,
ape Ste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

A letter from the London correspondent of the
n. Y Com. ADV. soys-The melancholy suicide
of Lord Graves has excited considerable sensation
here The lsdys innocence is firmly believed though
it is supposed that the Wustrios suspected, had
every inclination TO be naughty ifhe could What
deathless name this modern Edpus is laboring
to acquire' History has tsCatalnes and Borgas and
with some even Erostratian fame is better than
none.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
BIGGER IS OFFICE
~ AT I O'Clock TO-OAN

u AT ] O'Clock TODAY,
Lhe Official drawing of the ConnectietR Stale Lol
terry, Extra Class No T. will be received by
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZEi
Tickets s. only, halves ., quarters I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
MANAGERS OFFICE

:, IickeIs 81 halves ,, quarters l.--For prizes
call at Head Quarters.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 8, drawing will
be received on Sunday.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
Tickets S., Halves . SO, Quarters Q5.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, Extra Class No. I, TO be
drawn at the Eagle Hotel. at 10 o'clock in the NOR
ming on Wednesday next.
Pnze of $4,000 prize Of $1,000
do 1000 do 1900
do lob do mn
Tickets 81, Halves 2, Quarters I
For tickets call at the Managers Office.
YATES g. MCINTYRE.
ap 10 Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

FLOUR.-Ricmnond country Flour, Sii To 3.l6-City
Mills {I7.s Wheat IS cts for best quality
Amount Of Produce and Number Of Boats pSsod
down through the Lower Locks.
AFHu HS3 hhds tobacco 20 kegs manufactured do, 900
barrels 6our 10 bushels wheat 40 do sass lbs hewp 300
lbs bacon 1000 feet Of plank 800 Neg poles cords Of WOOD
% boats coal boats, 1882 bushels tqa'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
Suction &aIEN.
~ OTIS, DUNLOP 4 co.

-~xsx<x0W SsexxAH
ny ofis, buSI 1f !. co.
Dry Goods nj Auction.
On FRIDAY, the 18th instant. At 10 o,c,Oek.
viii be sold at our Auction Rooms, large and gen
eral assortment of sessonahle
DRY GOODS.
Among which are
Cases superior Irish linens, wen WORT. the a.
tention Of dealers
do elegant calicocs
q do cambrics
do satincts, very fnc
g bales diapers
90 90 4 brown sbirtinys
DO do do sheetinps
10 cases 4-4 bleached shirtinfrs
10 bales 3-4 checks
cases a. do
10 bales plaids
10 do heavy cotton Osnaburrs
10 do Scotch do
ID do German osnaburgs, brown rolls and sail
duck. Terms ut sale
apr O. d. e. Co. Aucis
FURNITURE.
INK. f. BAKER, intending 10 remove from tits
y city, viii, on Wednesday, the 2ist inst. sell ut
public auction. all his Iouseho and Kitchen Furul-
ture, consisting in part Of the following Articles VIZ.
Beds and bedsteads, sidcboards chairs, tabes coins
secretary bureaus ERE sctts, looking glasses passage
amp, hrst rate 6ne toned piano-fortc, number or
valuable books, time piece, gun aud case made by
McNaught, safe and snre horse for q barouche or
gig, an excellent double gig and many other articles.
The sale will take place at 10 O'Clock af Dr.. Bakers
residence, where the furniture can be seen the day
before the SALE Terms cash.
apis q. D. 8 co. Aucrs
Hats at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY next the eIst instant, nj 10
O'Clock. will be sold ut our Auction Store,
100 cases genlemen's fur hats, some Of fhrrn
superior quality
90 cases wool hats, black and white.
Terms at sale. o. d. & CO. Aures.
apl
by DAVENPORT, ALLEN a. co.
GROCERIES.
On MONDAY, the 9th instant at 10 O'Clock. AZ
our auction store, general assortment Of Groceries.
ap 10 d. a. g. co. Aucts-
p. CHUBB'S OFEICE.
TO-DAY the drawing of the Connecticut.
n State Lottery, No. /, Extra, will be received
Capital Prize $4,000.
GO Numbers-9 Drawn Ballots
Tickets dollars, shares in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 ] prize of $4,000
do 1900 l do 1900
do l,o49 A do 1000
&c. &c. Go
Tickets for sale at P. CItUBB'S Offre.
apI6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
STAUNTON FEMALE ACADRMY


A PUBLIC examination of the students in this Sc
n mlnary was held on the list inst and the under.
signed who atende it, were so much gratifed with
inc proficiency Of the pupils that they have taken
Inc liberty Of offering his unsolicited testimonial OF
their appreciation All who were present must have
been satisfied by the course pursued in the eyNrona
ton that the object of the teachers was To furnish
lai specimen OF the progress made by the scholars
III tnen respective studies The institution appears
to have been conducted with great industry. NOM.
ETY. and Judgments and the instruction obtained Is ey
identity OF solid and permanent character Much
attention has been paid to the Improvement of tire
taste and understanding well as the memory ofthe
students; so that whilst engaged in the acquisition OF
useful knowledge, the faculties Of their minds have
been Judlcously cultivated and developed Il is with
great pleasure, and due sense Of the responsibrtv
which they have assumed, that the undersignea re-
commend this seminary to the patronage Of the nnb
lie. JOSEPH COWkN P''
BRlSCOE G. BALDWIN.
JOHN II. PEYTON,
ALEXR S. HALL,
A. WADDEL,
l.. WADDRI,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

IL The Washington papers of "Wednesday, say
not word of the festival of Tuesday ruRroRrING
10 be in celebration of the birthday OF Jefferson
but in reality, a continuation of the contemplate
trick, attempting to identify the characters and ad
mnistraiions of Jefferson and Jackson, much alike
as Hercules and IIyus-and subtcriugc to hide the
distractions of the party, under the formal and cerc
monious harmony Of dnncr-party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

! Tickets s., halves ., quarters (.
Y For sale at LAMBERFnS 6fRR:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

~. B-The Summer Session viii commence on the
lst Monday IN May next, when il is expected that
the seminary will be furnished with philosophical
ana chemical apparatus. Miss Scherdlin continues
her skilfl instructions in the musical apd
It Is hoped that she viii continue to receive the pat
ronage Of The public. Her terms Of tuition are "a a,
SIS persession. She also intends teaching her yer.
naealar tongue, the French language, to which On
oortaking she p believed TO be cmipently competent
TYLER THATCHER, Principal.
Stanton, April 10, ie3O. sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

Tn WEDNESDAY next, the 2Ist Instant, nj 10
o'clock. will be sold at Auction Store,
100 cases genlenens fur hats, some Of chem
superior quality
90 cases wool hats, black and white.
Terms at sale. .. d. g. CO. Aurts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

u The National Journal states, that Mr. BaEton's
Speech in secret session. on the appointing power,
IN press, and will appear in q day or two.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27
THE NEW OLIVE BRANCH

Hamilton" M. NJ. Carey /. again welding his
Pen-He has put forth fresh sheet in The Nsp
Ohre Branch, Solemn Warming on The Banks Of
me Rubicon," addressed &" To the Citizens of South
carolina The title sufficiently bespeaks lie Object
lie begins with laying down certain propositions, in ia
YOUR OF the consfhutionaiity and erpediency Of the
Tarh which he intends to prove He then tells the
Ciiizns Of 5. c. that Appearances are so alarming
in your quarter, and the danger OF explosion so
great that behooves all those who feel an interes, in
the national honour, In the security of the peace and
happiness Of beloved country, 10 contribute tber
Efforts to aiay the existing ferment"-H lie passes on
TO the effects Of Ca orcibls resistance 10 any law NJ
the U Slates"-tbc appeal 10 arms which Il nigh,
bring onnext, the dissolution Of the Union and last
ly, the horrible consequences Of such disunion-and
ne concludes by attempting 10 show the inconsistency
Of Judge Cooper who has taken the lead in this cru
sade against the Tariff and Internal Improvement'li
whose powerful talents be admits whose motives he
does not deny may be honest, yet msaken--but whose
present opinions he contends erroneous and HE
measures mos, psrnicous.
We make all allowance for Mr.. Carey's motives
HE panic, under which he b Isboring H. apparent In
every line OF his composionNor IL Mr.. c. alone ex.
eiied about the movements In s. Carolina They have
excited deep interest throughout the Union. Mo. Of
those who conscenliousy opposed the Tariff and
devoted TO tho banner Of State Rights, whilst thew
sympatbizs with the sunerings Of the oppressed CHI
zensoI South Carolinaj whilst they admire the clio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27
PORTER AND VIII SON.

AS our neighbour notices, with much exultaton,
the indications OF displeasure which he says are mani
tested in Philadelphia, respecting The pardon Of Wilson
and the execution OF Porter Tor robbing of the mail
we have, think right to suppose that, if oppor
uniiy should offer, he would join in similar demon
stration Of his Interpretation. does not take
pleasure in speaking Of acts OF which he Sisapproves
IL sign were 10 be pulled down in Wilmington
would the counsellor assist We wait for a reply
The coalitionists have alleged that the President
made determination between the criminals, because
Wilson American and Porter an Irishman for
the purpose Of exciting the feelings Of our nauazed
citizens against him. After the abuse which the have
lavshed upon foreigners Tor preerrng jackson 10 Ad
ans, one would be naturally led to suppose that tbey
would not desire TO be associated with foreigners az
they have termed them, in the support of any man
But IL is unreasonable TO suppose that the PRECEDENT
knew any thing about the birth places OF the prsoners
and that II the determination complained OF had en-
made upon the ground which has been stated IL was m
by those who were living in the place where the trial
took place, and who the petitions for The pardon of
Wilson while they left Porter 10 his fate IL IT, how.
everasssred by the Chester County Democrat that por
ter was not an lrishman, but Engiishman and that
be served in the Brsh army during the time Of our
late war.
We perceived that the columns Of the same paper are
now employed 10 abuse the President for patdonino
Wilson, 10 which the citizens Of PHILADELPHIA vvere
warmly urged to place their generally 10 the me-
hton Tor that pardon This is Of the signs Of he
timesj and the public may Judge how much IL worth
WiIminRf0n (D.) Wafchmnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

ernted by the democratic party, which was very gene
rally the case, the nost unlimited confidence
pressed In their political principles, integrity and tall
ents where the day was celebrated without respect
to party IN almost every instance, tho honorable
notice has been taken Of the general and admins
rauon'' An''-nasonic celebra'ion not 30 gene
raj throughout the state, as was anticipated, and were
not generally well attended. Their oas:s ckaac-
er''ic OF their patty violent, proscrp,ive and tol
should animate freemen in celebrating the anny
Of the birthday OF freedom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

NEw-IoRK CHEAP CLOAK MANUFAcroRY.
THNHE Subscriber manufactures for the southern and
b western trade, and keeps constantly on hand a
large stock OF gentemens ladies' and chidrens' cloak
made oil every description Of stuff silk goods purchas-
ed expressly for the purposes the lowest auction prices
These coaks made in the best style, by persons
who have had several years experience in the business,
and viii be sold by the quantity on liberal terms at
prices which will probably make them safe and pro-
htable purchase any description Of goods that
be purchased in this market.
f. j. CONANT,
Is IL Maiden Lane, corner of Green ST., W y
+. j. c. manufactures and keeps constantly on hand,
for sale, by The quantity, large and complete assort-
nen OF stocks otevery description warranted TO be made
OF the best OF materials, and in the handsomest style
May H. I-w1Owf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

We have commenced, in this days paper, selections
OF toasts drank at the late annverry Of American IA
than u'ua spirit Throughout, The State Almost every
paper we receive contains tho proceedings of one or
more celebrating parties The toasts drank upon such
occasions, are the best evidence Of public sentiment
and we have much resson 10 congrsuiate the friends
Of PTesdent Jackson, aud Governor TVoD upon their
Increasing popularity. Where tho day has been cello.