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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

This lci,cr writer OF the ~ Y. Journal OF Comnsree Who
have before had observe, "A kson,st
fnus writes under date of the 9Th inst oa, Washington:
Com. Chron
"Fhe differences which had for among
ts members of the cabinet and which said
Gus as 10 threaten acknowledgements, have besu adjusted
the psesent All the gentlemen VIII aca thuir duties and
tie ladies' they have right do, viii be liberty
just they please suspect Gen Jackson easier 70
few ladiss"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

from the State Of Mississippi learn that had passed
both branches OF the Legislature Of that State extending the
Indians residing within the limits State all prive
ges aud moniues whatever of citizens of that State ;us
incorporating them with the white population. The bill want
Ell only The signature Of The Governor law
Net. Intel
How different this from the pursued Georgia..
Yherc the exeu,ipg the laws of Georgia the Ind iss
f.om aud alter abe month Of June only tar cxtuns
them to throw all the burdens upon the poor Indians while
nj the time denies them every personal right priv
iege S, in the OF their becoming civilized could
der shefr situation cndurable For instance they
cd hut be represented They may be soed
que Aud in Indian, hall breed be
where white is party. Thus the savage
Of Georgia, may rob aud plumber the Indians shoot
them down at pleasure, without the fear Of punishment
cause the Indians give testimony against them
Cum .1dp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
NEW YORK LINE.
HENRY GIBSON

attorney at Lam and Notary Public,
81 AS removed to the Office lately occupied by Jo-
Gerry store fT. II. Drew
H. g. wishes to hire for the present year. woman
who is n good washer and roner, and man servant
accustomed to house business.
feb Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
Final Advertisement.

II YLE 81 COCHRAN, heinp about to close
MA their sales and business in the course of Sew,
weeks respectfully request those Indebted to them
to ceme forward and make payment They have
sun on hand a variety of desirable DRY GOODS:
which IN order TO avoid auction SALE tlfev will
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited to
e4!' as goods viii be offered such prices as will
insure sales G,h o,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

virtue al decree OF of King * tlieen co9nlv
sns as court OF equity, the subscriber, cusnniss on
M me purpose appointed, will sell 10 the highest bdue n
aleh l" the tract of land, OF which Wilson dec
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CHARLES HILL.
, | am authorised by Mr. Tho Jones' to saw tina, he
tceVe nom 'he purchaser, Doud with good security
.e amount OF sale except much Will pay the costs @,
from the day OF sale 'ttit
feb l7-laniyy ''''"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17
MARINE NEWS.
FOHT OF TtiI75.DOy1O.
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Steamboat Richm' nd, Chapman, from Norfolk.
SAILED.
Schr Bradford, Linsey, for Boston, coal
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BIS ION Feb. ll-AHd, schr Cohassei, Bailey Ric!.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-17

The DeJrie in The Senate We publish this morn
ing, the first part or Mr. Barton's speech in the
Senate on Foots resolution; the reporters at Wash
ington not having preserved the order of Debate.
and Mr. Blrlon's speech appearing before several
Mossrs. Webstcr's, Bonton's, Sprague's, &c, who
preceded him. Tho first portion of Con Hayno s
second speech, appears IN the National Integeuccr
of Monday. We shall be expeditions in transferring
1t TO our columns.
Ia respect to Mr. Bsrtcn's speech, VIC invite part-
cuar attention to it, fulfilling, in regard to his
colleague, Mr. Benton, the promise that Duane
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-13

state; and that the night OF coulas money having
been vested by the Constitution in the United States
the right To punish offences against was also vested
there, and that It was not in the power of Congress
to delegate such right TO any other tribunal than the
Federal Judiciary. The demurrers to the indictment
were overrulcd by tho Court The Attorney for the
Commonwealth then Gcmurrcd the pleas TO the lu-
rlsdcton, which dcmurrcrwas sustained by the court
The counsel Tor the prisoners insisted that the coin
which the prisoners were charged with having n
forfeited, must be produced for the inspection of the
Jury This point ovcrruled by the Court. These
proceedings having occupied two days, Wcdues-
day Jury and the prosecutions, by agree
mont, tried together upon their merits. Late Fri
\ ed into Court with verdict OF Not Guilty both
charged.
! Counsel for the Commonwealth, VIM. u. Banks
Esq; for the prisoners, Jas. b. Risquc Il. w Risquc
! Il. J. Shelton ond Abram Clements, Esqs
/ Commonwealth VS.. Wiliiain Botrinan
| On Saturday last, the examination of stranger
calling himself William Bowman, who had been ;
few days before committed to jail, charged with hav
ing passed counterfeit notes. was had before Gale,
court. The prisoner had IN his possession number
of notes of the Centre Bank Of Kentucky, payabl,
at Bardstown, believed to have been struck from tn,
genuine plate, although they were neither dated no
} signed, two three of which he had passed TIN
Court discharged the prisoner, on the ground we be
licvc. that the notes IN unfinished condition
All found in his possession. delivered over TO th
; Sergeant OF the Court, with directions to commi
them 10 the flames
) &. Anthony, Esq. for the Commonwealth william
Daniel jr. and Charles l.. Mosby, Esqs. for the pr
.sonPr.-C pircini1n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-13

nj, doubt IT IN the whole round of raptu scenes
dwet Oh with elaborate salacity by the modern Ana
creon, Moore,l one passage can be found, combining
equal eloqucnce of language, delcacy of imagery,
aud imprisoned tenderness, with the following pic
turG of the interview and parting of two lovers.
.4adieeiie ..lagGsiHe
"How sweetly bloou.d the gay green brk.
How rich the hawthorn's blossom;
As underneath their fragrant shade
clasp'd her to my bosom,
The golden hours, Oh angels wings,
Flew DER me and my deare:
FOR dear to a light and life,
Wasm my sweet Highland Mary
''Wr mony vow, and lock'd embrace,
Our parting was iu tender;
And pledging oft TO meet again,
we tore oursels asunder;
But O! fell deaths untimey Frost
That mint my flower early.
Now green's the sod. and cauld's the clay,
That wrapsmy Highland Mary
% pale, pale now those rosy lips,
all hue kissed fondly
Snd closed for av the sparkling riapCe
That dwelt on sac kindly
And moulderiDg in silent dust,
That hcsrt that lo'ed me dearly!
But still within my bosom's core,
Shall live my Highland Mary
Throughout the whole of the fo-ego.sg stan4as
we would remark the extreme simplicity OF the Ian
uuaye the utter absence of ali fqse colourng, OF
jhnse ''rosente hues," and ''ambrosia odours" and
purple msts" that steam from the pages o. our vo
ptuous poets, IntoXcate the weak brains of their
admirers Burns depended the truth and tender
ness of his ideas, that dcep-oned feeling which
thc very soul % poetry. 70 use his own sdlrs
by descriptive words,
His rural loves are natures SCI,
Nae bombast spGrtes O nonsense swell;
Nae snap o0neehs, but that street speH,
% toitctca Tore.
That charm that can he strongest queN,
The SieraeSk more"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-13
LYNCHBURG, May 10.
COUNTERFEITERS

Commonwealth Va. Stephen and JessG AJsiou
We inadvertently omitted TO mention, in our last
the result Oft trial Of Stephen Abston and jesse
Abston whose arrest on a charge Of counterlctnp
we some time since noticed.
These prosecutions came on for trial before Judge
FLEMING Saunders, at The April term Of Piusylvauia
Superior Court, (ast Monday week. and occupied the
whole term The Grand Jury found separate indirl-
ments against the prisoners, for countcricitinr the
current coin Of the United States. to both Of which
their counsel dcmured and also filed ploas 70 the iu-
rlsdiction Of the Court, on tho ground iiat
the offence charged was an offence against the
ro7orc."n'y &C tho United states md m, IS The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-13

day III the consideration Of executive business Pre-
yous to going into secret session. the bill authorisjno.
a description Of stock in the Washington TURNPIKE
Road Company, was ordered to be cngrossed for
third reading, % tol2
HoUsE Or REPRESENTATIVES,.
MI Potter of N. 6. offered the following resoll-
TONS a off to the report Of tho committee Of
Ways and Means the same subject, which were
laid the table, so to &C, with view of being call
cd up for consideration at the proper time.
Resolved, That tho constitution ofthc u States
conicrs power Congress to establish a CORPORA
ton with authority TO manufacture money ont Of pa
per, and circulate the same within the limits of any
of the States.
Resolved, That if such power existed in Cor
gress it were unwise and ncxpedicnt to exercise it.
and cPecily 10 the extent contemplated i'm the pre-
sent charter fthc Bank the Il. States.
. Resolved IIiat the paper money, or banking
system generally, - IN its tendency unous TO the in
terost' y TUTOR aad dangerous TO Tie liberties oCMc
people.
Resolved therefore, That this House will no.
consent to the renewal Of the charter Of the Bank OF
the y. States.
In relation to tcse resolutions, tho National In
tciIgcnccr soys:-"Thc motion OF Mr.. Potter can
hardly be regarded my thing else but the expros-
sion OF his individual opinion the subject in which
we have no doubt he is honest, but should be very
sorry to suppose that he had any prospect Of carry
m majority with him. The vote upon the qucs-
ton of laying It the table appears to us to indi-
cate nothing more than that it Is entirely too late in
the Session TO entertain suoh grave questions os his
propositions embrace"
On motion Of Mr.. Mallary ali the intervening or
dcFs, engrosscd bills, &c were postponed 10 future
day and the House resolved itself into committee Of
tho whole, Mr. Polk in The chair, on tho bill "to a.
mend the act IN alteration Of tho several acts mpo-
sing duties on impofts"-tho question being Mr..
McDunio's omcndmcnt-Mr. Burgce of II. 7. roso
and addressed the committee three hours and hal
in support Of tho protecting system in commenting
on the opposition tot, &c. Mr.. Bouldiu Of Va fol-
lowed the other side, and spoke nearly two hours
against tho protecting ,ystcm, aud in reply 10 its nd.
vo~a'cs. Wr Mufin.dio orN s. mex. ,os. and adj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-13
0sg0 SGgSs6g
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY M. 1870.

THE NoM,NArtoNs.-'The lon. agony is over"
says tho Telegraph, and nothing more. Amos Ken
dali IS confirmed in his Office b. the casting vote of
Mr.. Calhoun, and VIC presume the Kentucky Argus
will no longer be published by Amos Kendall s. Co.
Amos now afford to sell out. The postponcmcn.
of the decision has given time for exccu,iy, influence
to work lis way. no one doubt that n fortnight
ago the IIeavcn-born would have followed Isaac
Hill We sincerely hope, when the veil is removed
that Virginia Will be found true to principle and the
undoubted wishes ofthe State. The Vice President
will yet find, that in sanclioning the appointment of
such man as Amos Kendall, he has assumed a res
possibility and incurred odium, that will not be
easily removed. We sincerely condolc with our old
acquaintance Mp. NJ Noah; but we know he will bear
it with good grace, and probably return TO his vo-
cation, as the Courier and ENQUIRER will let
hIm-We expect some extra Eroaus from that re-
doubtable quarter 1t can have Just cause TO
join in concert with the New Hampshire Patriot and
mourn that the party not well organized in the
Senate of the L. 5 it was wont to be in the State
of New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-13
From NE Telegraph ot' T'ueglay.
THE PRINTERS.

- Mr
dali The VICE President giving the casting VOTE
Mr.. Noah was rejected, 95 20 %, and Mcssrs Daw-
son and Gardiner were rejected by large vote.
From the National hnteliigencey Of Tdesclay
The senate was yesterday engaged IN the consid-
nomination Of Amos Kendall, To the Office of Fourth
Auditor OF the Treasury confirmed (cvcry MEM
Der OF the Senate being in this place. the Senate
being equally divided, u to -, and the Weep
dent giving the casting vote in his favor. The nom
nation Of NJ Nj. Noah to the office of Surveyor of
the Port Of New York, was rejected By vote of 25
70 %, The nomination OF Moses Dawson to the Of
flee OF Receiver of Public Moneys ct Cincinnati IN
the State of OHIO, and Of J. 3. Gardiner to ne Re-
gter Of the Land Office Tiiiin IN the same State
we're rejected by large mojorIticS.
The National Journal Of Tuesday, gives the follow
ing important rumour:
".1 Rumom.-For several DAYS pa,t n r,n,our hos
prevailed that an immediate explosion fthc Count
NATION hns been prevented by an unexpected arraure
incnt' Mr. CALHOUN, II Is said has been fairly
whipped IN to consent to the I[eros re- election and
is TO change Offices with Mr.. VAN BURrv, who is
to run as Vice President Clumsy as this device is
It derives some plausibity from recent occurrences
ana from the consideration that it the onh more
fgL 1t IS understood however, 70 be only provision
al and tcmporary-any Of the three high contracting
parties having liberty to Withdraw from the barrain.
should he find it o his interest to do So"
Should this rumour turn out to be well founded. we
should not be surprised after what we have seem 10
find our opponents who were so kccn-sighted as to
discover "a coalition" aud bargain and corrustion,
between Messrs Adams and Clay boldly iuairyinr
this paPable coalition, and attempting to convince
the people that there Is no Jargaiu or corrvption
about IL.
u We ask attention to TIC speech OF Cen Marks
Of pennsylvania, and to is subject matter Although
it IS no doubt true, that Col Campbell did not inpor-
tune the President for his Office and that nc is man
Of Probity, yet tho rejection Of Gen. Clark within
few months after his unanimous confirmation bv the
Senate, was not that account, the less arbitrary
and high handed. tho selection of Mr. Campbell tic
less miudicious. Weighed in the scale against Gen.
Ciorks claims ON tho public thorc Of Col. Campbell
are mere dust Both arc men Of honorable rcputa
ton; but 10 addition Gen. Clar, had rendered sub
siantal military service was in possession of the Of
fec, by the unanimous ratification Of a Jackson Sc
nate and rcputcd man ofbusincss AID energy I'm
Richmond, where the laugud habits Of Col. Camp
bell were known, the change was received with mar
kcd dsapprobution.
The Columbia Telescope Of The eth inst. contains
a communication under the signature Of "Uarry
Ice" irom which We extract rg following
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-13
CONGRESS-IN Srr,rr-

On Monday, the Senate spent nearly the whole
day in the consideration Of executive business Pre-
vlous to going into secret session. the bill authorship
subscription Of stock III the Washington Turnpike
Road Company, was ordered to be cngrossed for
;hird reading, % toI2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-13
IN SENATE UNITED STATES.
SPEECH OF MIR. MARKS,
OF PENNSYLVANIA,

In Executive Session, tie tjiio'cing Resolution.
'Resolved, That the President Of the U. States be
requested to lay before the Senate th- cause or eau
Ges that led 10 he removal Of Wililm Clark, from the
Office Of Treasurer OF the L States"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-13

The Columbia Telescope of the eth inst. contain,
a communication under tho signature Of "Irauy
Lee" irom which We extract tle following.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-16
SROWN'S BEST CHEWING; TOBACCO,
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LIFE OF ARTHUR LEE.

bUST recelvcl, the Lie Of Arthur Lee l. T. D. Joint
- Commissioner Of The IT, States, 10 the Court of Frmfce
GUd SOLE Commissioner 10 The Courts Of Spain and Prussia
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