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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25

:" NELSON has just received and offers for sale,
IL. at unusually low prices, an extensive stock of
STAPLE AND F.4NCY DRY GOODS,
a large and general variety suited to the
present and approaching season, and consisting in
part of
Blue, black and fancy colored cloths s, cassmcres
Oxford and steel MKT do do
DO do sattne:ts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swansdown vesting
Rose, duffie and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizss
Fine and superfne white fannels
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lustIing
India satin and satin levantne
Black and blue-black Gro dc Nap
Fancy coloured do assorted
Do do Gro de Indies
Black scnchcws and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shawls
Do do handkerchiefs
Ihbet, Prussan and cashmere square do
Thibet and worsted barege hdkfs
Barege, gauze and Gro de Nap do
Merino cloths and circassians, all colours
TO and "A Irish linens
s, and 81 dc, .sheetnas
Long lawns md linen cambrics
Linen cambria hdkts
3D. and 1914 damask
Russia, brds-eye and "a diapers
Black Nankin ond Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian grapes
Black and coloured palmyrenes
Plain black and cnloured b,mbazrtts
Figured do do and rattinetts
Black English bombazincs
Tartan and Circassian plaids and camblefs
Black, olive and drab bang-up cords
Plain book, null and Swiss niuslius
Figured do do do
IA and Cd cotton cambrics
Plain and checked jaconcts
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery
Silk and worstcd braids, assorted
Gloves Of every variety
Spitalield and bandanna hdkfs
Imitation banlanna and Madras I'D
Figured, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnie, ribbons
GauZc, CAP, do do
Common, fine and superfnc ben do
Black and coloured guard do
a large supply of brown, beached and plaid do
rcstcs apron and furniture checks, bed tckings
British oznaburgs, and coarse woolens for negro
clothing. And constantly on hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
II. u. S.4NX9Y

STATTONEl, bookseller & Bookbinder, offers to
~ the Merchants, and Clerks of County Courts,
an assortment OF such books, nrc used by them
respectively, made at his Blank Book Manufactory,
and OF materials that he can warrant TO be of the
best quality, and bound in most substantial manner
tle keeps constantly. very general assortment Of
Stationery, School Books Mathematical, and Sur
ycylng Instruments, Thermometers, Music, and
Musical instruments, Shaving Articles, Pcrfumcry
and walking Canes.
Spcctacles to suit oil ages in gold, silver, tor
toigc she'll and steel mounting, new glasses fitted in
old frames, telescopes cleaned and repaired.
Old books rebound, asd bookbindng in all its va
rctics, executed with ncancss and despatch at low
prices. feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
FOR RENTi

"a FOR RENT, =
E:::W The Store, Compiling Room, and Cellar,
lis3s ON Main street, three doors above the Bell
Tavern, with convenient brick Lumber
House, adjoining. Uhe store is large and well fitted
up and probably good q stand for business as any
in the CITY, and will be let to good tenan. for
We have also for lease or rent, two large fire.
upon the wharves at Rockets, weil calculated for
storing tobacco, &C. free of draynge to the shippers,
q might be conveniently converted into sternmeries
feb IS RALSTCN & PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25

Sun'msrfeld's Life.
MEMOIRS Of the life and ministry Of tho Rev.
lvl John Summcrfield, A. M. late a preacher
in connection with the Methodist Episcopal Church
in America. BY John Holland. With an introduce
tory letter, by James Montgomery! With por-
trait and oher engravings
1.-The life Of my much esteemed friend, the late
Rev. John Summertield, is subject in which, ac-
cording to my judgment, the church Of Christ is
much interested."-[ Bishop .ueRendree.
"Summorlield was most devoted and eloquent
mnn."-[Dr. RqD7es.
"a fcrvcnt, fearless, solfsacriicing preacher the
delight of wondering, weeping and admiring audlen.
ccs, wherever he WENT dfontgon,ey7t
Second edition, just published, for sale by
feb 10 J. n. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
CHOICE GOODS.

"EAVH Jet, and blue, black Italian Lustrings
IL Blue, black double chain Avignon Aorences
Jet and blue, black Gro de Indies
Earon, drab, and led colored do.
Blue and jet black, and assorted colored Gro de
Maps
Black, white, and assorted colors French satins
Sd English, and French Ga black bombazines
a. g. Cd black Italian crapes-broad sclvaged
Back Mandarin crapes-smooth and glossy
36 & 40 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black velvet, and genuine cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double milled blue, black, and mixed cassi-
mcres
Buff, white, light and dark drab do.
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Buff and black cashmeretts, for vesting
Black, drab, crimson, and brown silk velvets
Figured black and colored velvet vestngs
Go, g. 1914 damasks and diapers
Ga Irish, and 1914 real Russia sheetng
GA g. 7-8 long lawns
7-8 6, "A Irish linens, soft finish and very fine
Linen cambria handkerchief, raised and colored
borders
Linen cambrics
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk gloves
Black horse skin, and white Beaver do
German g. English black g. white silk hose
White embossed silk do.
Hack, white, and crimson Merno scarfs
Dark, blue, and cashmere do.
Rich cause scarffs crimson, blue, straw pink, and
white
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck, and side combs
brazilian turn back, neck, tuck, and side do.
Madame Cantellos corsetts-all numbers
Mems canlblet and plain cloaks
Women's Merino cloth do.
"A good assortment Of tho above goods rocontly re-
Gently received for sale at the lowest market prices
by +. 81 f. JAMES, g. Co.
dec Is Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25

HEART s. SAP SHINGLES
On 0An Heart, and 10 900 sap shingles, fol
sale in the Dock. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25

LINES WINSTON, Commission Merchant.
III AS on consignment, and offers for sale
- 10 bids. Of Porto Rico and N. o. sugar
~ barrels OF refined sugar at 10 to 90 cts.
~ brown sugar, (St. Croix)
80 herring
90 nett ahad
25 cider vinegar
80 choice crab cider
SO boxes OF mould candles at Iol CTS.
4o soap
II fine roram hats
100 rcams Of wrapping paper
~ printing do
so writing do
10 pieces Of cotton bagging ut 10 cts.
IL dozen Windsor chairs
wire selves. assorted sizes
20 sides, wuxed and russell ieatler
5000 lbs. Of cotton yarn, assorted
10 600 Of Hacks superior segars
bea cords leading lines bags of WOOL rnackerel, and
NEW AND OLD BACON, &C. &c all for sale ON
the most reasonable terms. ian It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
MORE NEW BOOKS.

MEMOIRS of the Life and Ministry of the Rev.
lS1 John Summcrfeld, A. NJ, late a Preacher in
connexon with the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
America. BY John Holland. With an introductory
Letter by James Montgomery.
Phip Covllle, or A Covenanter's Story; and An
drew Campbel's Visit to his Irish Cousins. BY the
author of "The Decisinn," "Father Clement &C.
With short account of the author.
The Life Of Mrs Mary Fletcher, consort and relict
OF tho Rev John Fletcher, Vicar of Madely, Salop
Compiled from her Journal, and other authentic do
cuments. By Henry Moore.
Inc Pulpit Assistant; containing three hundred
outlines, sketches Of Sermons: chiefly extracted
from various authors. With an Essay on the COM
position of Sermon.
Just received, with many other interesting works,
oy COLLINS g. CO.
feb 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
Final Advertisement.

YLE & COCHRAN, being about to close
II their sales and business IN tho course of a few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted to them
to come forward and make payment. They have
which, in order to avoid an auction sale, thew will
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited 70
e1H rs goods will be offered at such prices Us will
insure sales. fab IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25
HENRY GIBSON.

Attorney at Lauo and Notary Public,
III AS removed to the Office lately occupied by Jo-
- siah b. Abbott. esq. Immediately oyer the Gro
Gerry store Of T. II. Drew.
H. e. wishes to hire for the present year, a woman
who is good washer and ironer, and man servant.
accustomed to house business.
febl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-25

COFFE E, WIIIsKEY, PORK, &c.
sn bags prime green coffee
~ 90 bbls. Bait. whiskey, part very old 81 prime
DO bbls. mess and prime pork
10 bbls. N. T.. rum
20 half and or. boxes bunch raisns, new fruit
just received per schooner Lead. and other arri-
walls, and for sale low by the subscriber.
feb eo6t VIM J. CLARKE,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
PETERSBURG (Vd INnrrh {

FIRE.-About two o'clock, p NJ. on We'd
nesday, there was an alarm of fire, which pro-
ceedsd from the Episcopal Church. the staircase
leading to the gallery in the south, west corner,
appearing in blaze and the flames spreading
rapidly Our Engine Compani~s,wi,h hundreds
of ciizens. promptly repaired TO the scene Of
danger; by whose zeslous and active exertions
the FIRE was tx inguished in about twenty min-
u,es. This was most fortunate; for had i,
caught the roof Of the Church land at one
time it was very near) not only that building,
bu, the Courthouse, besides several dwellings
adjacent must have been burnt How the fire
originated, We believe is not certainly known,
although the general impres lion il, that it was
caused by spark falling amoug some charcoal,
&c. deposited in closet beneath the stairs.
BY this accident, the Church has sustained
considerable injury; which Gas the building was
not insured,) we entertain no doubt will be
repaired by public subscription.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
GENERAL UPHAM.

| Our readers are aware that General Jackson
| by tyrsnnical use Of the removing power
| which, in Mr.. Madison's opinion, has made
| the best OF men" liable 10 impeac hment, re.
| moved during the. recess Of the Senate, the
| worthy and gallant Timothy Upham from the
| office Of Collector at Portsmouth, New n am D.
shire; and that the National Republicans have
nominated and are supporting him, as a can
dida'e, for the Office Of Governor OF the State.
| Among the efforts Of the Jackson faction 10
prevent his election, they have fabrica,e a
charge against him Of smuggling, and he has
resor'ed to The laws Of The country for redres s..
against his libeIlers. Among he most active
81 these is The notorious Isaac Hill, whom Mr..
John Randolph(no supersti'ious devotee to de.
cency, by the way) denounced on the floor Of
the House OF Representatives as being too in.
famous to be cited in that House as rhoriry
The following letter has been addressed by
him 10 Colonel Barton, his colleague, we be.
lleve, in editing the New Hampshire Patriot:
WAsHrseros, February 6, 1880.
Coz. BARTON
Sn; have copied all that believe important to fix
on opham the charge of smuggling. The originals
are now before me, and there can be no doubt that
'hey are IN uphsm hand writing. They must, how
ever. be retained here. will preserve them so they
can De produced, if necessary. Yours truly,
ISAAC HILL"
Mr.. John p. Decatur, Gen. Upham's sue,
crssor as Collector has also addressed letter
to the same Mr.. Barton, displaying his ankle
~ to subs'an'iae the charg. agains, his mer-
itorious predecessor. tbs difficult 10 conceive
what time Tor the discharge Of the duties de.
yolved on him by The appointment of the Pres,
isaac mn Can abstract from his volunteer en-,
gagemen's. lie is now engaged in an employ
ment OF this sort, (Which will soon come 10
iight IN Us 'rue color,,) as suitable to his Der
sonal, as il is Inconsistent with his official char
acter; and The foregoing letter is an addition. |
al proof OF his industry in STATE elections. As |
inc nominations Of this man and Decatur are
sui hanging, like Mahomel's coffin, between
heaven and earth, il may be well for General
Jackson 10 send the Senate a copy Of The III,
lie inaugural. In that profound State paper
me turist ot The palace says, d" The task of re
ofm will require particularly the correction
d those abuses hist have brought the patron.
lgs 81 The Federal Government into conflict Nth
he freedom of sleetions'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
MARIA LOUISA.

PARIS, JANUARY s-We end in III, IT,,
Gand "a semi-ofhcial paper Of The Do -" !" "a
net, published under the direct ausnc,, y. ~
minister Of the in,erior) the follown. -, "
Z" The neighboring political journal. b,yss "'itl
in tone of indifference. Of the arrival sc -. :,
tsa the arch duchess OF Austria, at Gen,,, ~
many serious reflections this circumstance ,r,S b
ken! Maria Louisa is much ndispo,ed- :sA' Al
however, does not like to be incommolsd - Pe'.
tcaded by numerous and splendid re,irr. ~"s 81
what purpose? The mansion which She o., 11
separated merelyby wall, standing on u. roi1
tier of France. Several personages Of disn,.;a!s n
frequently visited her. and among Others
Marshals. All these circumstances are c.,,,
awaken train of serious reflections esprr;.%
strengthened by private letter received oDIr y
two ago from Vienna, containing the toc;y;yra ~
gence
"Ihe duchess of Parma has come TO e..
is said. for the sole purpose of aiding the VIE
cabinet. Prince Metternich has openly d,cI,,-l .
France must decide to act in conformity ,o,L., {
cal views of Austria, and that she ,hnud be COM
to do so, by the menace of revolution. VIII L''
replace the imperial dy:lsty on the ,hronc g. ~
Mr.. pognac, as We doubt not may happen, ,r;,.r'
self to be directed by the Austrian poi,c, ~ -
men are ready to second his efforts" = w
This article has hern published by N. p.
sells National, which has the credit Of p,,.r
giving &c, intelligence - Cour .,r E,.a-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08

TERcEIRA Accounts from Tereeir, ..
sent that three friea'es had pretended "a mi
abe the lsland ill December IN, (one Of WY
was the Amazona.) with ,loop Of w., :.
two briggs. The ships were from three "a j
leagues from the shore, and vessel, WEI.
10 come TO al Angra. About 100 refugee, -
thu. able 10 land on the 5,h D,cemb,, 81
were received with the strongest cxn,e,,,o,, .
joy and enthusiasm. Com, Villa flca "a
sented ,heir commander with q swora o. u
18th December, s'orm dispersed lh- BAH
aiding squadron, which had not been sren A,
wards. The utmost security prevailed y =.
ceira, and there was constant SUGGEST, 4
balls and rejorcings Two hundred lire6
prisoners. had voluntarily enlisted IN n, 4 i
Consilu ,ion,l regiment. Thee are 5000 =,
in The garrison, exclusive vi militia, all !,
best spirits. Three English vessels were rt
ing with old grain TO take t, he con,eHl .,
being wanted at Terceira.-Pans Papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08

The Norfolk Beacon says ,ha, all further pro
ceedings in the case Of Com. Creighton, before
the Court Martial now assembled al the Sea-
of Government, has b'en suspended for six
months. probably unit! the return home of the
frlgate Hudson, that all the evidence in the case
may be at hand. The proceedings in the case
OF Master Commandan, Ramage, we near are
also suspended for twelve months.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
I All Sir, yours very respecHu''
RICH'D PETERS, Re20r'e'

NEw-YoRK BRIDEwELL-The rassola,'
BOOTH. has published a statement in he ra.
adelphia papers, in which he says that the pr
soners in the New.York Bridewpll are most ~
iquitously treated. He speaks OF the improp'E,
OF conhning thirty or forty men, for dlfiF''D
degrees Of criminaliIy, in one room, scarce !.
feel square, for weeks together, without u
being admitted 10 expel the s'e''
caused by The constant accumulation o! HIN
he says,"I have been in Charnel Houses. osm'
e'ries, ihs CaIabouse, New Orleans, at DI'".
lions, IN Sewer Emptyings, bu, never ns'ns
witnessed aught SO offensive to the hum.
sense as the Brideweil, New-York. THERE
no employment for the prisoners Of any d,''
crip'ion. Fruit or vegetables are 2rohibl':.d:m,
circulaiiap of air also. A Doctor never nA'
The ROOM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08

ne true title OF countryman Cooper's
new novel Is the Hater Hitch, and il will an.
pear In the courss Of The uex, summer. He
was at Rome on the FIRST January last.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIpyNr

by and with The adviee and consent of the Senate.
ROBERT DIees, 10 be Surveyor aud Inspec.
'or oil fae Revenue, Tor the por, Of Nanemoy.
10 Inc Stale OF Maryland, vice VIM. D. Harri.
son, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08

NJ" DScNoo ~ uC ID hdIld LOU
lisa, Stockton, ha. arrived at Baltimore, having
sailed from Bueuos Ayres on the eighth Jan>
uary. To the poiteness Of Mr.. Lewis b.
upper, Supercargo, the editors Of The Bal.
iimore American are indebted for file of
papers Of thar place TO The 7Ih inclusive ;
it is exclusively occupied with afftirs of 10.
cal and domestic concern. At the last dates,
the country remained perfectly tranquil The
markets were well stocked with al! kinds Of
produce; The currency very gradually improv-
ing; he lrtiux OF foreigners large; barracks and
saladeros were erecting ell through the coun-
Try and tie intercourse with Chill, over land.
entirely unobs,ruc,ed A sale of -four was
made on the 7'h January at SIS. Doubloons
were held at 500 a los.
the expedition under Gen. Barradas, sent to
invade Mexico.
MIR. VIM. Plait, of Rio de Janeiro, has been
appointed Consul General Of the Argentine
Republic TO the Empire Of Brazil.
The Iete' bag Of the brig was not brought up
From the British Packet, January2.
PRICES CONSIDERATIONS, Spanish, s104 each;
do Patriot. l03 do. Plata Macuauina Ssh for one,
Spanish Dollars, Ct to 81 each; do Patriot and Pats
cones OF do; per CENT Stock, 90 to 81 per cent:
Bank Shares, ITO dollars each; Exchange on England |
to 81 per dollar; do. Rio de Janero. 165 per cent
premium; DO. Monte Video, $50 TO SIS do do; 10 |
Oh the United States, $50 do dos Hides OK, best Ss8
per Pesada: do. country, e to 81 do. do; do do. |
weighing Is to "a lbs s23 a do do salted 81 per
oessda; Nutria Skins, IS to IA per dozen; ChnchlIa
10 ID DO; Hair, best, II per arroba Jerked Beef
Der qantai; Horns, best, 400 per mill Flour, (North
1mef'can) % per Dbl nom; Salt, Ii per fanega on
BOARD; Discount, "a pei cent
y, ne highest price of Douhloons during the week,
l04, the lowest price. lU25.
The highest rate of Exchange upon England durine.
he week, 8 3d.; the lowest do Sd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 10 A Steamboa, /, I'd
pected at Suez from Bombay with .uts|
and dispatches. This the FIRST alemp, d \
kind upon The Red Sea. If II succeed coz
municalion wifi be opened bc,ween Eass,I
and the Indies by way OF Egypt
This new commune alton nigh, become
great importance 10 this country. A CCsrr
has arrived here in l6 DAYS from London !.
Trieste, and is waiting for he steamboat d
English vessel of war entered eur port 10 On
10 take the expected travellers and dispssd
TO Corfu.
Commerce languishes, ard no ameOr,ra
can be hoped for before The Overflow cf u
Nile takes place. For some time paN d
Government has favored, perhaps iuudcrR
ly, the culture Of Flax al the expense Of Cal
ton; il j, possible iha, the low pries 81 St'rI
- i,.,.uu~t at tue IuaTnCts ur Eufonp has h,
the cause.
An Md de Camp Of General GuiIlrmir, \,
arrived here from Toulon 10 the E,Ep.. h
is said that the object of his mission is rskle
TO project submitted 10 the Pscha by v
Droveiti, to attack the Barbary Regercir,. |,
bring them into entire submission 10 the Pre-
France would thus terminate her war ae,rs
Algiers and ,he Pasha would greatly ncns
his power; but this war presents ditfcuitc, !.
more kinds than one.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-08

IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION The Spprr!
Court Of The United States have al heir pr
sent term, settled al important and tibnp
embarrassing question, in the case Of S,a.d
ID. Harris, Marshal Of Massachusetts; pLis
in error Us James Drnnie, deputy ShsrlfO.le
county Of Suffolk. l, was writ Of error Eoa
the Supreme Judicial Court Of Massachg.n
and The question'was res2ec ing he Vall5Il
at'achm ,nts under the S,ate laws Of goods IT,
ported before entry, ard while in tie cDsoty d
the custom house officers under TIE lien Of s'
Y. >. tor the duties. The cause va, afsH
by the District Attorney for Mssstehunrs'S
The Attorney General Of the United Sses !"
the Marshal, and by Alr. Wcbs.,r for The d.
fendant in error; and tae Supreme COuH
the Uni'ed State, have reversed the judsm''i
OF the Supre me Judicial Courl Of M."sc1.
sets, upo" The grounds stated 10 Ihs loioSl5
letter from the Reporter
Cry OF WAMISGToS, FEB. %, 1850
Chamber ofkhe s G u States }
Andrew Dunlap, Esq. boston,
Dear Sir-Thc court this day decided the chs
HARRIS VS.. Dennie, reversing the judgment Of e'D
Court, and ordering mandate TO that Court VIZ
rectons to enter judgment upon the special ,rria'
favor ct the original defendant" The opinion Vas
iIvered by the c. j. Mr. Justice Story having pi'p@
1t The principle upon which the decision IS sttN
That property or merchandise arriving in The uhs.
States, subject to duty, and the duties imposed ne
ga'ly and exclusiveg IN the possession OF The V''@
States-that the duties must be paid before lhte'
OF any others can attach; that if the importer I'1'
ed tor other duties, he cannot secure the duir'i
no other person but the importer is permitted , % Y
;ure them Such being the rights, and such ne
u the United States, the Court say "a"y at.s'".I
'ya State officer is an interference with such en -.
,ght OF custody, and being repugnant to the ''"'"
he United States is void
ain Sir, yours very respectfully
RICH'D PETERS, Re20rte''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-15
he ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

~ At Chucketuck. .Ninsemond Co
4 ~ Major john Croker: Martin Van Buren, TIL,
Huse patriot and infexibc Republican of the JefIer
Ponian school. who guards with an eagles eve, Tn,
kcvoregnty Of the States and the rights OF the U.
BY Joseph c. Parker: And. Jackson By natura
resocntion OF ideas, when think Of him think aso
Lewis Roberta. Aaron Burr and Benedict Arnold.
BY Nathaniel Prudcn, yr The Representa- ,ivcs OF
Ene 3: May they not yield principle to selfish mo-
E,yes, or expedency: but like President Jackson,
to tho pillars Of the Constitution, though they
De buried in its ruins.
L ny Alexander II. Goodwin: The President and his
travelling Cabinet: May tho 4th Of March 1885, End
Ehom on their way to their respective homes and
1enry Clay in the presidential Chair, administering
Justice with that dignity which becomes tho Chief
kmagistratc offs free and enlightened people.
I. By John Urquhart. Henry Clay: His count ~ s
Friend, let his country befriend him
BY John Gray. Henry Clay: pure and en,i"ht-
Eonod statesn an when les( Free but impure
md corrupt, when self sggrandizement combats his
|rosson.
by Peter Goodwin. Gen. Jackson and his cabinet:
MAY the next breeze watt them to the Island or Eba
thore to remain till the sound of Gabriel's trumpet
BY VIM. d. Pnnor. Andrew Jackson: Not what
ne Is. but what be should be. Tennessee farmer
by 4. II Southull The People: The only l.si,,
mate source of power: May he on whom ,iey NAV
confer IN 1888 the hghest Office in their gift be
moro respected and beloved than the present ncubus