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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20
VIRGINIA: In Chanccry--At a court Continued ,nl
held for buckingham county tho 18th day of D.

held Tor buckingham county tho 18th day Of Do
Charles Mills, p,,U
against
joel Flood, in his individual capacity and ar az.
ecu,or OF Mary Flood, decd Thomas Trent acting
ecutor OF the said Mary Flood decd Catharine Watt
hudwcn Dawson and Jane his wife, Louisa Watt j.
nehry Logwood, Edward F. Logwood, Charles NJ Log
Flood, decd. Dnn ny
The defendants j. Henry Logwood, Edward f. Lox.
woed, Charles M Loswood & Thomas Logw ood not hay-
ing entered their appear nce and given securtv ,d
ing 10 tc Act oil Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing to the satisfaction of the court that thew
arc NOT naoan's oil this country: 1t is ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here at March ,s,
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that copy
OF tins order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-.
qurer, Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at The
front door OF the courthouse Of this county
Copy. Teste,
Dec. 30 20 =. u. o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20
Dec. 30.

VIRGINIA In Chancery-in Goocbland Coun,--
v Court, 2ist December, 1929:
Hugh Mcdowell and Amy his wife formcrlv A,x
decd n,ar
Nathaniel Callahan and Mary his wifi. co,ert Alvi.
and Eliza his wife, David Crenslaw and
an infant child of Jefferson Crenshaw dec which said
Mary, Eliza and infant child arc also distributes Of
Susan Crenshaw, decd.
his day came the plaintiffs by their attorney and
n'ea Their bill, and the defendants having entered
ncr appearance and given security according TO the Act
oil Assembly and rules Of this court, and il appearng r.
the saaction Of the court at the defendants arc not
n,nsoans OIL this commonwealth on the molten OF the
pahuH ny counsel, II is ordered that the said defen-
daats do appear here the first day of March court
next and answer the bill of the plaintiffs AMI that CO.
py oil this or;cr be forthwith inserted I'm come
printed ia the city of Richmond for two months ,u,
cessvey, and that another copy be posted AT hs from.
door OF the courthouse of this comfy on two successive
'""i' uayS' a Copy Tcstc,
nv: MILLER, d. C.. C.
zee. ~. 79-w7w
SANcERY-Io Powbatan County Janusy III. aos
co Wa% rOlcck Polly rsasc formerly Polly Pollock Name,
' ngn;,s v'S 'a"cy Foi'ook' Complts.
n m ro oocs sy Pollock and John Pollock no, children Of.
pointed by The court 70 q sind them cause Frans patsy
Henrietta Zig VIE Pa"sy AID Nancy S wife Calhoun , .Ss
. .s1 F EsS o bis Sy Caoss ss wss
@e arc s9d,o" Of Martha Paukey, deed odscs Pawn. and
ha T day s.% s ,s P. thai, ao and
his wife formerly Mary psskey not %S" entered ,ns ana Mar.
un gVn security according orA III
es OF tn Court, aud u appearing .or,
inhabitants Of 90 a,;a.
w ls ny belr attornoy h IL ordered saiJ P,anL
fhHkey, Thomas Pankcy. Ellis bis ,yic,
nary pankcy no here div of Ao r,,
lorlng ihc bid Wcdnc slay pani hill Of ill.,.
AUS and that of this Oder 10 .s..
newspaper published 10 tile city Of Richmond for o ,,i
cessyey and that another oo,
courthouse OF this county for two court dnys wv
| a cpoy Josfr,
ri X. r. GRAVES, n. c.
- D5-wSw
| ~ OTlCE.-Edwsrd NJ. C;recnwav & Co IIa pea,
IN street, New York, continue TO purchase nanuf,e-
tured goods on commission, which affords great face.
odcacrs az distance in Keeping their supplies of goods
general without being extensive " e
Their long experience in executing orders for every
description OF merchandise wanted in Virginia and ,bs
Southern and Western States induce them 10 be;cys
they can give general Subtraction TO those who will "a
your thcm with their business II is their n,cntion
hereafter TO transact 'generaI Commission .ine, ana
WIN d'ichd particularly 10 the sale Of Cotton Flour t.
bacco; or any prolHce consigned 10 Them.
| RGerenccs.--Mr. Chas M. Mitchell Ricbmond ".
''Ss'' l. ', Teo and Brown, i.ynchburg Va
usu :, small prof Tor c,sh orasr,oveJ psper '''
! WV i0'h'fe2' q oL-2t-N3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20

W lRGiNlA: In Chancery-in Goochland COUNT
Court, 2Ist December, 1929:
Hugh Mcdowell and Amy his wife, formerly Amx
Crcnshaw, one Of the distributes of Susan Crcn,b,v
decd pnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20

ng wee eOn6'm'd " lho scO.'e On wedoe'day la'f'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20

ohsr collateral i''uo' These lave mulnp' d.nopm-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20

Miss Frances Wright, has chartered tho brig Jsha
Quincy Adams informed, to leave this port is
suay Or two TO proceed to Hayi with her 30 s.vss.
Hes object u their AMI TO .rcu,. IN. :,
'one nIsc- To liv- W Ori. Com. .4dv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20

cesrss with all tho world Cor empty stps Of the most
expensive construction Such diplomacy. With such
legislation. 10 an absurd nockery. Our treaties and
our naviga laws idle paxsant u,lsss we re.
'ieve ship budinx from its taxes and secure with To-
reign Countries mutual commerce. a. we'll as rscipro-
city in navig CATION.
(TJ be concluded
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28
To rHE EpIToRs OF THE WHuG.
POWERS OF TOBACCO

OentlemcD:-Asa highly erroneous notion pre- as
with many moraists that tobacco used in the forms
OF chewing, snufing and smoking, tends to invite or
increase propensity TO drinking achoholic liquors
cannot resist the inclination feel to remove such
an IMPRESSION to deny the Justice Of the conclusion
90 lar from tobacco producing tendency of that
sort, am satisfied II often acts compa ratycly
innocent substitute for Intoxicating drinks and not u
frequently Is the means of rendering the abstinence
OF The ncbriac not only suppor,ablc in the first
instance, but ultimately tends to wean him entirely
from that overwhelming and iniuriatng habit bv eyer
ting mild stimulating and rnnquizinp influence up-
on his fcelngs.-That Tobacco acts as a fine mental
stnuious on many persons, notorious and self evil
eent-hence 1t is, that studlous and literary men
frequently resort to 1t, and use sometimes profse
w Wheh they want to stimulate their intellectual ia
cuiues TO more powerful and brilliant exertions. IL
was the mental stimulus of the great infide British
writer Hobbies, who wrote in cloud of tobacco
smoke, and IN style altogether nervous brian, and
CLASSICAL Much has been written against the use of
TINS most fascinating and highly active weed but IL
never Gun diminish the power Of its charms ard in
hnencc over society whether polished or rude. Had
all That has been written against il been confined IN
ts abuse II would have deserved general commcnda
non Our greatest blessings in the form of luxuries
might be converted into curses Therefore Icontend
that II is only an excessive of tobacco that con-
stltutcs II an instrument Of mischief or 4 source of
permanent evil am now in a hurry and rs in
tend to send you two three communications ar es
says on this subject, will close by trsnscribinp
lew remarks on the virtues OF eco from
paper, which think very appropriate and which I
HuCh admire Tobacco IS constituted and compo.
sed OF the richest, strongest, and most delicious and
also the most delightful ingredients. The achohol
or spirit, Tie oil and opium, the sugar of saccharine
water, the mucilasinous and gums the acids aud
nitre, with several others OF the other volatile salts
&c all so tremendously combined constitute this the
richest and most delicious compound eve. engende,cd
and generated in any plant."-No wonder then that
all classes of every country and Cline from the saw
age to the civilized part of mankind, should take de-
light IN Its USE 1t forms tho travellers companion
and the philosophers aid. 1t is the old bachelors
antldote the epcure's last resort and sailors and
soldiers third daily ration 1t keeps open the cent?
nel's eycs-and besides medical and many other good
cfcts' 1t cheers the watchman in the silence of the
night. Wonderful weed of American orioin -,
am, with great respect,
Your obedent servant
y. p. HEREFORD.
Hdymdrkck J-iysini1 ,lDrI 2zJ IR2O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28
--
CnMSYIVNIr Atm
COMMUNICATED.
DIED-At Hebron. CulnencI Xn Mra-


DIED-At Hebron, Cuipeper county, Va Mn-SAR.u
BowEN, eonson of Dr. p g. Bowen, of pulmonary cnusump
illness without murmur and almost without gToan.
Never did shew Christian foritude and rescna.
ton Her oItude and resignation i'll her affection, on "
equaed by that universal benevoence which
out mos, interesting aud exemplary life If there
who possessed pure and pure
the absence of self could make Mrs Bowen surely did
aiding her husband in all his directed
welfare and concerning the c which come giving him
Hard, heartrendng him the loss of such Truly NAV
he say 81 shall never look upon her like again" But he
"sorroweih not as one who hath no hope"
.'ier restless spirits gone
Beyond this scene Of care;
Mid worlds of ether pure flies.
And breahes its influence there"
As parent, she tender and instructive teaching her
children their various duties, and endeavourg bring Them
up "n the and adnonon of the Lord BY the chill
den of mother possessing such amabensSs disposition
such elevated sentiments of benevoence Of love to God and
love man, and endowed with mind well calculated TO
ins them her dear little offspring loss will be felt to
their latest BREATH perhaps eternity In the range the
writer's female acquaintance he honestly say that all
the relations which she bore others this life and as
warm dcvout Christian, he has her parallel
wife, tender and n,ructive mother
dutul child, sincere friend kinder or more
the breath Of ife" Endowed with exraordinsfy vso~r Of
intellect with unbouidsd benevoence, with astonIs
ing and possessing all the fevour and zeal which distinguished
primitive Christians; had she been placed in proper sphere
she would have shown with brightness undaIkene by the
spendouT Of female hat adorned the earth, now
How pleasing and consoito were the last scenes of this
and shadow Of death her willing soul feared no evChTs
the rock which she had built her and desired
"o depart and be with him. Death her the gale Of
Heaven
short time befoFe her death she feengly exhoed
her husband 10 his Efforts bring
children and their the fear Of the Lord In
hours she he in Paradise Death had Uuamped
10y doubt undaTSenod by despair, that black
sheds general horror and when "conscenec echoes her
nal peal"
"Swcei peace and heavenly hope anil humble Joy,
Divinely bcamcd on her exalted soul"
And calling upon the OF her Saviour in and
language to be forgotten her spirit flight the
bosom Of her Father and her God"
She left wTeohed husband and six small children feel
this keen dispensauOn Of an aiLwise Providence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28
A Good Opportunity

n NOUu opportunity,
For The Investment of Il Small Capital.
TNHE subscriber intending to decline his present
Il business on or before the LIST day of May, lat
which time his prcseat license cXpircs,) offers
FOR RENT,
TIL the LIST day of October next that part of the
Tenement on Main Street, now occupied by him as a
Lottery oice-and offers Tor sale, all the Fixtures
Signs, Furniture, &c. aPpertaning thereto.
To IA person DESTROYS of embarking in this busl-
ness, the present is favorable opportunity, as
the office is established, has liberal share of
patronage, and has been lately fitted upin a very
neat style, considerable expense-for further par
ticulars, apply to THOMAS LAMBERT
IL 1t is presumed that a good Tenant would find
no difficulty in renting leasing the above, after
the LIST day of October, from the owner John Allan
Esq II. L.
ap 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28
Atsrt6o1I &aIr8.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
| n Ky GOODS ar AUCTION
will no soId =, the cath inst, at 10 oc.osk
Wiz DC soIu AT our Auction Rooms
l2o Packages Of seasonable
DRY GOODS
Comprising general assortment os tho ,,,., a.
sirable articles fresh imported. ''''' NC
Terms at sale. O. ID 4, Co 80.
In Nc aJope Sale viii Je Aue'S'
so Bales heavy brown sheetinps
60 do do do shr,incs
ID cases 4 ( bleachcd do
do sattinetts
do Irish linens
: bales Scotch oznaburgs
do German do
Cd cambria
do jaconet cambria
D DO checks, stripes and plaits
bale heavy bear duck
> do diapers
DO blcachcd DOWNS
cuses elegant calicecs
do patent thread
do sewing cotton
apr o. ID. g. Co Auaa,
EXECUTORS SALE.
an Saturday, the LIST of May, at 10 O'Clock ,.a
- be sold on the premises, opposite the E.nI
Hotel, all the household and kitchen Gtrnit,,r. -
ceres oar furniture and fixtures, Of the late MIR.
Gee. NJ. Guy. i'
The stock of liquor comprises all the variety usrd
IN tavern, ara of very choice qualities. Amonu
the household furniture are several valuable beds
ierms cash BY order Of the Executor.
up Gu o. ID. q Co. Aucts
BY DAyENPORT. ALLEN & co.
Carriage and Gig
THIS MORNING, April esth, at 10 o'clock uo
shal! sell IN front of the Eagle Hotel handsome
gig.-Tcrms al sale ID. A. & &C. NJ" ''
aP 90
DRY GOODS.
On FRIDAY, the 3Oth April, at 10 O'Clock. n, oot
Auction Store, Na "'"''
30 Bales 81 brown shirtinp
40 do Al do sheetng
do do bleached do
cases sattinetts
do culicoes
10 bales oznaburgs
do he'd ticks
100 gross buttons
cases rich ba;tiste dresses, &c. &.
up ~ ID. a. & Co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28
MR. Chiffon.

We present another letter from this gentleman
surprising the former in interest and ability We
presume the controversy will nov end. Mr.. Wick
me fairy vanquishcd, even upon the last and amen
"ed report ofthc Secretary of the Treasury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

Retort.-Mr. Forsyth, in his speech the other day
in the Senate. on the Indian subject, said" Georgia
'oiH hare The penalty IF her bond-EyEN TO THE
POUND OF FLESH" To which Mr. Sprague, of Maine,
happily Replied Georgia shall have her bond fulfill
ed-but the cutting Of The pound Of tesh-there's the
rub! She must take care that no blood be drawnrp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

The late Steamboat DisdsLer-Seven of the persons
scalded on board the Chief Justice Marshall have died
OF their wounds and several others were not ex pec-
ed to survive.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

The Executive ofthe Mexican Republic has issued
an order for the admission of II those articles the
importation of which, was prohibited by the law of
the 22d of last Nav.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

The Mechanics and Farmers Rank of ALBANY
has declared a dividend of FIFTY per cent. This
is thought 10 be the largest dividend ever declared
in the United States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

a New Orleans paper speaking the lao fire in
that city, says--"Such was tho scarcity Of water,
though within 100 yards Of the mississippi that MIR
Woolf supplied tho engines pretty Literally with beer
md cjder.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
Ldncaifer-Fot Delegates, w. III. cambridge IO7,
J. a. Carter 88, Morris Emanuel SIS. For the Con-
stitution 63, against il 10.
Norfolk Borough.-Miles King, the dismissed
Navy Agent, elected by 1873 votes, against H. b.
Grgsby, the late Delegate, who received Sc votes.
For the Constitution IFS, against it 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

The wits at Washington arc making themselves
merry az the expense of particular friends Js1ac
mn & Amos Kendall caricaturc is nnoai there re-
presenting Isaac rs just commencing his treup with
his bundle on his back; and Amos. collecting his duds
cxclaims, stop moment and ~ 60 with you"
.7lrr. Pfepir.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

The Letters OF Algernon Sidney.
N Defence of Civil Liberty, and against the
Entertainments of Military Despotism, written
by an eminent citizen of Virginia. and first published
IN the richmond Enquirer in I8i8-I9. To which is
added, in an APPENDIX the rcmnrks ofMr r.,
E' as referred TO BY the author of Algornon SIDNEY
IN page so Of the pamphlet. With an INTRO
DUCIIoN by the present pubisher.-Just publish
% by L. w: WHITE, and for sale at his Printing
o..ice, oPPosite the DeIl Tavern. up Gilt
lust PUBLISHED-The Letters of Ar CFp-
~ NON SIDNEY, in defence of Civil Liberty. &
against the encroachments of Military Dosnoiisro
written by an eminent citizen of Virginia and f-,
published IN the Enquirer in i8i8I9, with an intro
store oi X. ID. SANXAY
per
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

Haymarket Virginia, .qpril ed 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28
TRUSTEES, SALE

II.
IL virtue OF Deed of Trust by the late Ieuis
beau dated on the 10Th day Of October 1927 and OF re-
cord IN me oil Office of the Court Of Hastings this c,y ms
the payment of debt due from hun Charles Coz
iann-'he subscribers Trustees in that deed viii
on inc 2sh Oi the mouth, premises and
ot money expose TO sale auction andyin
reeE, ia that part of the city usually deuonina,
Aayos addition, and des the Man or Mar NJ ,ba
add'on' by The numbers 63 and 81 There is on these lots
@ anen dwelling house lately occupied by said Beard
and an unfinished brick building. ~ $3.50 4'
INC sdie VIII Oegn between IL and II O'Clock.
ROBERT CWATIIMEY
dp I--eotos JOHN G. WILLIAMS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28
p. CHUBB'S OFFICE
Final ADVERTISEMENT

II YLE g. COCHRAN, beng ,bout 70 .,oro
IN their sales and business in the course of few
weeks, respectfully request those Indebted TO tbctn
10 come forward and make payment. They have
sun on hand variety of desirable DRY GOODS;
which, in order to avoid an auction sale tbcv vii
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited IN
eaH' as goods will be offered such prices as win
insure INSURE sues, feb 15--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

VIE subscriber has for hire, good Carriage and
= q par of gentle horses, with an experienced
ut es Also tonbble gig and good gig horse, aud
first rate riding horse.
ap ZI-ot w. BRACKETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

NOTICE
INHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and patrons, that his shop on Governor street,
next door to Mr. McCrcery's, is at present closed
aia "''l DC Tor few days; during which time his
customers will be attended To AT his shop ON 9Th
street, next above the Central Hotel
HENRY a. REEVES
N. IL. Those who cannot conveniently call on him
VIII be waited on at their respective resden-
~ II. A. X.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28
ALGERNON SIDNEY

ALGERNON SIDNEY.
TUST PUBLISHED-The Letters of Alpernon
- Sidney, in defence of Civil Liberty and against
the encrOachments of Military DespOiism, writ N by
an eminent citizen of Virginia, and first published in
tho Richmond Enquirer in 1868. To which are
added in an Appendix, the remarks Of Mr.. Richie
referred to by the author of ''Ag ernon Sidney"
in page so of the pamphlet; with introduction by
the present publisher. For sale by
np97 COLLINS & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
steamboat Richmond, Chapman, Norfolk Passed
nothing but small craft in the river.
SAILED,
coal. F' VIVA
Schr Expedition, Reed, for New York, coal.
Schr. Chariot, Smith, for N. York. coal.
Sch Rising Sun, West, for Philadelphia with to-
bacco, &c.
Schr Mary Virginia, Sweczy, for New York, with
coal.
NORFOLK, April 26.-Arrived Brig Monrgome-
~, Wineburg, from Philadelphia bound 10 Liberia
put in To complete loading
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28
CONGRESS.

On Saturday the resolution reported by Mr.. Buch-
onan, from the committee on the impeachment of
Judge Peck of Missouri, was adopted, ayes 49,
The National intellgenccr says, the articles of i'm.
parchment will be prepared presented to the Sen
ate at this session, but probably will not be acted on
before the next. No other business Of moment. was
done.
III the Senate, no business was done in which the
public take interest
IL We have been asked from distance what Mr.
Benton meant in calling Mr.. Randolph, the sMata
dore" Of the old Republican Party In reply, we
give the following definition from the Philadelphia
Inquirer. If it be asked, how Benton came to use
Spanish term-a language little or less known to
the people of the u. s. than any other civilized
tongue, answer, the Colonel took some pains to
qualify himself for mission TO Mexico or Madrid
1--WE are not versed in the Spanish language; but
"niltadore' is the name by which the person is call
ed, who at bull batting in Spain, receives the ezra
ged animal on the point of his lance and Stays him."
NJ The correspondent of the Alexandra Ga
zctte, explains the delay in the Senate in acting on
Kendars and other nominations. We know moi
how the Senate can be logged, unless Lieut. Webb
will again take them in hand. His 'cxposures" NAV
answer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-28

IN the Senate, no business was done in which the
public take interest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-02

4h March, 1880.
SIR: In addition to the informs sed Of YOU
In letter OF this da'e, relative to your own account
with the late Purser b. Tmberake have further to
request, that you will state to what you know or
recoect on the following points
Lieut. Vailets informs me, that you Of
those designated by him to count the money Of John
Timberlake, and tax. inventories of the Effects the
time Of his death No trace of the amount Of money
left by him. any inventory OF hi. public or priv
storesis TO be found in this Office II you, indeed,
sisted in counting the money, taking inventories of
the property, ask you 10 inform .! the fact Fur
Their, II you know what disposition was made of the
money property or any part of il. hope You will
not fail TO tax recollection, and give the result
This subject. rom peculiar circumstances, has be-
OF derable interest wish to reach he
truth, the whole truth, aud nothing hut the truth"
have air eady received staemen ts from Com Pater-
ton, Lieus. Vallet,e and Tallmadge, and Mr. Norman
The disposition made of the money, well as its exact
amount, are still lief, in mystery.
hope, Sir, you will answer me "a soon a. your con-
venence will permit, and give me in detail every cir.
cumiance you recollect, having bearing upon the
objects OF my inquiry.
i am, Sir, respectfully,
Your obedisnt -ervant,
AMOS KENDALL.
Passed Mid AMhsA Paine, u. S. Nary.
augusta, Geo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-02

The removal Of this gentleman from the Navy Agen-
cy al Norfolk, excited strong interest among his M
ffends in Virginia. So high had been his rep
utstion, that they would not believe there was any
thing in his official conduct which rendered that step
necessary The opposition, always ready to seize on
every occasion create made this the ground
heavy charges against The administration and pariicu
lary against the Secretary OF the Navy. But they
were permitted to rail on without notice. There wac
disposition to do MIR King injury, by exposure OF
The causes which led to his removal Hut things took
turn. Mr. King and hi friends not salts
fed with the forbearence Of the Navy Department.
imru atoms upon lie character and motives were cir
cuatcd in the Of the Sen5te and poured into
the Of the President.
Mr. King and HE friends rendered development ne.
eesssry. II bss hQen inside IN obedience {, call OF
the House OF Representatives, AMI the pubic have
seen enough 20 justify his removal ani even made il
necessary, had his reputation been thousand mes