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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02
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The great match for s o, 900 between Goiah
and The Bonnets Of Blue" will take place on the
Il 9th May, az one o'clock, P NJ.
II may not be nnntcrosting at this time TO some
your readers TO leun particulars IN relation
TO the performances, &C. Of these dlstnc uishrd mi
mails
Thoy ere both four years ODD this spring. GoLah
was got by Eclipse; "Thc Bopncts Of BIuep by Sir
Charles They are therefore The respective produce
Of the horses Eclipse and Sir Charles, that ran The
great match race SONS years ago At Washington
Pey(ormnnces- Golnh, when two years old, beat
Dir Jocksons bay colt, by Henry. mile heals, for
$1,000 over tho Union course.
Spring 1890, nc beat tho same colt, match race
for $1,000, same course
October following, at PoUghkospsie. lie won the
great stakos, II subscribers. miles, having ba
start, aud carrying lbs. extra weight Time Of
running, 3 minutes and 80 seconds.
Spring 1880, THE Bonncts of Blue" won tho
great stakes a, The Union Course, 10 subscribers
mile hGa = in thrco heats, losing the second heat
Octsber following, shc won n sweep lakes, cub
scrihefs, at PrechIll, Richmond, beating Mr. Gel.
denis FroIc, mile beats. Time, . minuies and i
seconds LIST heat minutes seconds the o..
The ssuthern FLY has not yet arrived Goial
we have seen near the Union Course, ard is snld .,
DC IN fine health and condition
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02

Brig Fame, Young. master, for Cork. finn, h.,
: G. Palmer. "'u'' oy
I Steamboat John Morris. II LbSrd from Ncu 80,
sundr'cs 10 x L Gwnthmey, G r Trplct, e. co 'N'
ballast. 'S"'' ''ur' win
Schr Martin Van Buren,, Leeds. from .,,,,,, 49,,
I sundrics TO Porter g. co. WIN
sehI W's,ly Anne. Fisher, from Elizabeth CITY.
! with fish to J Winston ''E'
Schr Enterprise, from New York
ochr Daniel, from Boston, with sundries tn o,dor
Soop Eliza Anne. Valeva from Edepton ,v,,h or
! to |. Wctb e. CO. WIN "'n
Ho"p independence, Davicc, from Curr,uck, with
corn TO master. VIZ"
Snop Messy, Buck, for Philadelphia with coal.
Schr commerce. Weeks for Philadelphia with
Schr Exit, Howell, for New York. with aou- -,
o5acco &c w." "'"' ana
Schr Mary Vckcry, Gator, with Stone. To C,s,o,
nchr Arndne Jetferes, for New York, with ro.i
o'"f r"an'' ->-~' for Portsmouth,. with flour
Sloop Yves, Port. Cary for Providence, with co,,
and -four Wv" coai
.. s.samboa, Richmond, Chngnau for Norfolk, with
Schr Carolina, -, for New York, with -four &,
tobacco &c. '"' ~
Schr MERIDIAN ingcrsol for Sauger,es, coal.
NORFOLK, April 28-Arr'd Sch, Co, o.vu
Simmons from Philadelphia, via the Canal ba~nh
10 Richmond 'oupa
>, Seh' uicgher. Leavltt. from Richmond bound IN
Boston-sustained some damage in her sails du,n.
the severe blow yesterday. "s
Steam Boat Richmond Chapman, from Rcbmord
with passengers Reports sail of vessels o,bo,n
oetWeen Newport's News and Crancy Island
The French Corvette La Diane Cao, Dub,,,
s,ily and brig Pacific, Latour lyiua IN Hamntor
Roads, brig Brilliant, Winsor at Newpor,;s NasSs
rode out me gale wthou, sustaining damage
Phs ischr Hero, Chattin. is ashore al Crapevr
Stand 'y l.
APRIL 2o.-Sailed from HAMPTON RSAd. b,;na
Pacific, latour for Havre; Brilliant for Lyerpool c.
res Lincoln. for Cowss and a market. and Il S,,,s.
Bell al! of which rode the gale w,thou, sostonin
any damage. Ns
In Hampton Roads-Shp Julian Smith. from up
James RIVER bound to Liverpool.
The Schr James Monroe, Bush cleared Now Or.
leans 18th inst for Norfolk
Disdsiers by the SGle-The British br,p Elenora
fanny, from Bermuda, whence she sa led 10Th inst
bound to Baltimore, arrived in Hampton Roads IN
tuesday evening, and on the following day duripn
tho violence ofthe gale, driven ashore 10 the
westward of Craney Island where she at presen, re.
rpalns-the mainmast was cut away after she s,yuck
The brig Olympia. Msnroe, from New Yo,k.
bound to Gsorgerown ID c. witt an assorted car,
GO was driven ashore below Craney Island in the
late gale. ~
Ths schr Argonaut, Eldrdge from Fredercks-
burg laden with -four, also ashore in tho ssme
gale, near the same place-will have to DISCHARGE
before she can be got off.
The schr May blower, Wallace from Port Depos
lie, with Stone for the Dry Dock is ashore near
Craney Island
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02

GhAdes L. hSliony, Peter Z. 5ohnsIon. Samuel q
stoouson, Elias Ogden Peter J. Branch, Andrew
Russell, Henry st. John Dixon, James Alexander,
Parker smith, Robert Beatie, Reuben Brady Charles
uar'son' and Augustus Curry were chosen COM
'n'tt~e OF correspondence.
That subject being disposed of, the attention of
tue meeting WAS called by Mr. Mayo to the appoint.
moot OF Delegates To meet others from East Ten
nessee and tho adjacent counties Of this State, in
convention at Scott Court House, consider the bes
means, to eject the opening vt road leading from
the Tennessee line through Scott and Russell coun.
ties to the mouth OF Shelby Creek in Kentucky. The
Importance OF this measure to the surrou nsng coun
try the prAet'osbility of Navigation by steam boat AT
CERTAIN seasons OF the year up to the mouth OF Shelby
and the great saving in the expense
being EXPLAINED. on motion OF Mr. Mayo the n Getting
unanimously. adopted the folio Wing resolution and
IN re'pon appointed Messrs. Mayo. Campbell aud
johnston ss delegates to represent them that con-
vrntion.
Resolved. That the meeting approves of the pron
osition TO open road leading from Scott Court House
10 the mouth OF Shelby Creek in the State Of Ken.
lucky; and that it Is expedent in compliance with .he
invitation to that effect OF the counties of East Ten
ncssse, to appoint delegates those from East
Tennessee. and the adjoining countes Of this State
at the Court House of the county of Scott to consider
OF the most efficient means Of opening the said road
Resolved, That thsee delegates be appointed for
this purpose, to meet at the Court House aforesaid
authorised to represent the interest of this county i'm
said meeting. "
Reso,.d, That the foregoing resolutions and pro
ceedngs be printed in the Virginia Re publican the
Western Virginia Argus, Richmond Enquirer, Consti.
tu'ionai Wing, Lynchburg yirginan, Knoxville Rcri,
ter and Farmers Journai.
Resolved, That this meeting be now adjourned o.,
the hrst day ct the next September Court of this
county ANDREW RUSSELL CLa;rm,n
bsVxRLkr T. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02

HUNlUS IDENTIFIED.-An Essay on Junius
~ and his Letters, embracing sketch or the life
and character Of WIN Put, Earl of Chatham; and
memoirs Of certuin other distinguished individual. r,
with reflections. historical, personal, and political
relating 10 the affairs Of Great britain and America
from 1863 to 1885, bv Benjamin Waterhouse, NJ. ID
Member Of several Medical, philosophical, and Lit
ernry Societies in Europe ind America-Just pub
liShed. and for sale by J. II. NASH.
may
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02
To MfHpYS.

WISH to employ Miller TO take charge of Man
u uiactufing MIll, at Wakcrton, King g. Queen
County 70 one who IL capable. liberal wages will
be givcn--reicr to Lewis Webb g. Go ,ofRchmoud.
BAYLOR TEMPLE.
WSlecrton Srf1 - EgsI- ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02
BAtr1nlnnr. Ami 30.


BArfD TTAyLLLING -P0seenscts who left New
York on Thursda OF half past o'clock. r NJ. ar
rived in this city yesterday, by The Cbarles Carroll,
ai quarter past 4o'clocl-maklug The passage from
New York TO BsItmorc, in twenty four hours and
tort v-fyc nGnutcs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02
20 FuH PUBLIC.


'E'HD Copar'EsrshIp heretufore existing under the
firms OF Kylcs and CHpcrten, expired by isnita.
tirn on The 2lst February lost Those Who arc m
dcb'cd 10 Gai concdrn, mint pTD
JAMES kYLA
JOSEPH KYLE.
~. II CAPERTON.
The subsCfibcLs will ccntInae the busness az their
old stand Sycamore street II would be- perhaps.
useless to onumcrate the number Of packages, The
vHrlcy of names, winch fnncy and fashion Tas gwen
10 the different styles Of goods But we do cay, III
tho broadest Of the word that for variety, OK
tent and taste 10 the selection of goods particularly
for the Petersburg market, we not surpassed by
any house south Of the Potomac. That we can and
DW sell os cheap, appears evident, from hereto
fore numerous customers. We Goiicit continuance
Of their patronage to the new concern.
JAMES KYLE,
T.. II. CAPEBTON
lY always on band-Bolring Cloths, warranted
equal to any The continent; Cigars in (, <, and
boxes nj the most approved brands pale Sherry, and
genuine old Port Vino, in Bottles, particularly Sc
lcctcd for his market az 2AJ2awGt
Petersburg, ist april, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02
At r. /. Smiths Book Store

I US1 Published by the Protestant Episcopal
- Press,
Works on Episcopacy Containing tho
first series Of DR.. Bowdon's betters to DR. Miller
with preface, by the RI Rev. Benz. r. Onder-
donk, ID d. Vol. H. Containing the second series
Of Dr BnwdeB's beltcrs TO DR.. Miller. DR. Cooke 3
Essay on the Iuvoidity f Presbyterian Ordination.
and Eplscopncy ested by Scripture, by tho Rt Rev
Henry u Ondefdonk, ID. ID.
The Works OF the Right Reverend John Stark
Rnvrnscrnft, ID. ID. Bishop Of tho Protestant EplscL
pal Church ~ the Diocese Of North Carol ma con
tanning his sermons, charges, ond controversial
two volumes
Also, Just received, large supply of Epncopal
Common Prayer Books. Of The latest and best cd
Ions OF various sized AID in superior bndi no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02
For Sale.

- UNPOWDER AID lmperisl teas, sopro extra
y" line.
Best English Island moasses
st Crox sugars. part prime
Porto Rico coffee, fine green, put Up for tho
London market
Old Java ditto from London
Antigua rum, genuine
100 bbls and boxes loaf sugars
Sperm and tallow candles
Window glass starch vines. 60 sc.
Apply TO OPS DUNLOP g. Co.
Insy q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02

1ehau OF tho members OF tho Bar, oil tue County au
p,''ougn OF Norfolk TO communicate to you the
closed Resolutions. adopted this morning at a mee,-
ing ct that body. Participating - we do, in tho
tcei'ngs OF confidence strongly manifested in theso
r"s.ini'a"s' that the delicate aud important trust
cohhied to you will bo discharged as your warmcst
friends have pre- dieted permit us TO CONVOY to YOU
an assurance Of our ind;v,dua ,oation and To
express our cordial wishes for your continued hap
pine;s
We sir. your obi. servants.
JAMES NIMMO,
JOHN a. CHANDLER
JOHN n. TAXEWEhE
JOHN s. MILl,SON,
~ III. JORDAN.
To Gen. L. Ii. TAYton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02
WSnc.

Cs1 c.. casks
o - half pipes
% half Or. cssk, \ Msdcirs wine, celebrated
PIN q Co.'S brand, imported direct from Madeira
VIA Norfolk, per schr hbigae, of really superior
quality, ard well worth Tho attention Of merchants
for sale by OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
may 2 A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02
.Norc .Se.c s. Cheap Dry Goods.

T ACE mantcllstts, 4 new and beautiful s,,;c,c
IL for the season
Lace cheuisetts, OF the most fashionable shave
Green and white blonde gauze wells
Low priced do do do
Elegant blonde man,aleeus
Corded underdresses
Rich and nev style fancy handkerchief
Fashionable crsvats for ladies'
Lace crazy James
Very cheap SILK and co,ton hose, With many poods
from New York auctions. just received at
Z. II JENKINS
NAV 2 Fancy Dry Good and binsa Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02
PARTNERSHIPS,

a fHN'OtN H'VIHg sHuH Cdsh Capital IS de.
IA 81 tus OF investing It in some business wherein
he could be actively employed. Letters addressed
to y Y H., and left at this Office will bu attended TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02

DunstabIc and Nayarno Bonnct,
D ~. JENKINS has Just opened one case Ia
ha' dies Dun-ioblc Bonnc;s, Of good quality and
.''n'onuo'G sn'p'-HiSo' cases yellow aud black
NaVorlno BoGueis, and fashionable Bonnie, Ribhond,
,o Of which will be sold at wholesale or retail. ~
low pr'cce. ., "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02

The number of vessels arrived at our port within
few weeks past, is almost unprecedented, and The
Custom House dur pG the whole Of the month Of
April has bcea crowded from opening TIL closing;
the clerks have been occupied not only during the
regular hours, but 20 keep OPP with be great pres.
of business, have boon engaged till near reidnigh,
On Saturday las 257 entrios were made and 70
vessels were cIeared-being greater number thun
account for April, of the duties secured and tho bu
slness DONE shall be made up, we bellve It will be
6nnd to exceed 'ha, Of any previous month IN the
annals Of the Custom House.-rE y .Uer. AIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02

phere arrived at the American Colony in Afri-
Gu. from 9th to Goth Jan one ship, seven briggs. and
three schooners besides vessels belonging to The CO.
loDists. Among them was brig from France a ship
from Liverpool, and three briggs and schooner from
the United State. Some of the colonsts arc said
to be worth from $4,000 $4,000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02

Tux LAST RELIC OF BARBARrsM.-The last re-
lie of the Gothic ages is swept from the legisa-
turc of New York Tho law for abolishnr imprl-
goes into operation on the LIST March next, This
was accomplished BY democratic Legislature
~. y. Enr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02
500 1rsaar NrinH.
POHF or RiCII.aiOND5
CLEhREr

CLEARED
G. Palmer. "' A'u'' ny
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02

Nonrolh. Apr! &c, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-02

CoMPLrNESTs.- Albany i rgus, in the course
Of tremendous culogy upon New York's favori,e
rcn should end hero, it would end wcll."-Granred.
N y. Ep Tofr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-20
LAND FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale, his tract OF land,
II lying in Powhatan county, on Appomatox River,
about eighteen miles above Gento, three below Glenn
cnt Town. and twelve above the Court House. adjoining
the land of Charles Egglcston, Richard Watkins Hugh
French and others. The tract contains about eight
hundred acres between two and three hundred of which
are creek and river owgrounds of very excellent quail
", equal to any on Appomattox river. Some of the
river low grounds yet uncleared The high land is
III good state for cultivation and the purchaser will
nave in his power TO seed from 100 to l6 bushels of
wheat on good corn and tobacco land The wood land
IS well timbcred, and than suffciency for the
support of the plantation, independently of the
cleared low grounds. The improvements consist of
overscers house and good quarters excellent
new granery and threshng machine attached to it, and
tobacco barns sufficient for curing twenty thirty
thousand weight of tobacco. Any person wishing to
view the land will Mt any time be shown it by bro
Their, G. Eggleston, who lives adjoining, Mr.. Hugh
French who at present occupies it, The purchaser will
be allowed the privilege of seeding crop of wheat this
fall Should the above described land be not
sold privately (notce of which will be gvcn it will be
sold publicly to the highest bidder, Hugh Frenchs
Tavern, on the buckingham road, twelve miles above
Powhatan Court House, Thursday, the 18th day of
August, if fair, if not the next fair day. The terms
shall be accommodating, and will be made known on
the day OF sale application to the subscriber resi-
ding i'll Amelia county. WIN. EGGLESTOY.
may tIc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-20
saMHr6sgg ~ clue
ARRIVED.
PORT or RICHMOND.


Schr Chesterfield. Beas on, from New York, with
snndries, to D Allen g. CO, & M Mitchell, J Wal
lace, G l. Steward, and TO master
Schr Stafford, from alexandria, with fish, sc.
fish to master.
| Schr Dolphir, from Foylanding, with oats to
master.
Schr Dorchester, Hooper. 3 days from Baltimore,
with an assorted cargo, to Hiard, & S Cos
bv & Co, S Myers, r johnson g. Son, Peyton;
Winston, P Chevalie, S Parsons,P g. Harris.
Wamble & Wilson, Il Il BLAIR, l.. DENLY e. CO.,
& w Gliat, Crump g. Stegar, ] Ratcliff and
w Mountoy.
Schr Catherine, from Smithfed, with lumber, to
Wamble & Wilson.
Sloop Jolly Sailor, from Norfolk, with sundries,
to l.. DENLY 81 CO, John Wilcox jr.'& CO.
Lighter Milton, from Petersburg, with tobacco.
Schr Extra, Robertson, from New Bedford, with
ballast. Passed off Cape Henry, vessel shore sup
posed to be the ship Pocahontas
BELOW.
The schr Hornet, Gould, from New York, bound to
Richmond Also, schr Atlas, Foster, from New
York, bound up.
Schr Elizabeth Jane, North, for New York, with
coal.
| NEW YORK, May 16.-Arrd. Ship Charlema gne
Robinson from Liverpool sailed April 9. Ships Ma
polean, ARID Her aid, ST. George, and Henry ~.
the 9th Superior from Orleans, and Algonquin,
from Philadelphia.
Cleared ship London, Brown, from Richmond.
Brig Armada, Clifford, Frede icksburg; schr Atlas,
Eos r. chmonde& Horn~l, G uld, for ditto
NORFOLK, May f8.--Iit Seawells Point-Schr.
Comet, Horton, from Richmond bound to New York.
The schrs. Effort, Fordham for New York, and Watch
man, Poland, for Portsmouth, IN. H. came down in
company, both of which anchored at Seawelrs Point
Capt H report about 80 sail of vessels at anchor there
outward bound,
Also-sobts Argo, Williams. from Baltimore, for
Savannah; EhZa Ann, Clark. from do for Eastport:
Eagle, from do for Boston; Helen, Laourette from
P'tersbug, and sloop Primea, from Georgetown,
for New York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-20
PIANO-FORTE WARE-ROONI
AND GENE RIAL
w " nc 8 TO R H,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,

MAIN STREET., RICHMOND,
To doors beo1o the Bark Of Virginia, and opposite the
Penitentiary Store.
AN CUNNINGTON respectfully informs the
w citizens of Richmond Manchester, and their
vcinities, that he proposes opening the above Esab
ment, This Day. May GOTH He has just returned from
the Northern Cities where he has carefully selected
large assortment ofevery variety of Vocal and Instr
mental Music, including the latest publications. He
has made arrangements for constant supply of Piano
Fortes, from the most celebrated Manufactures in the
United States, He has also selected EXTENSIVE
sorment of Guitars, Vions Flutes, Clarionetts, Fla
geoletts, Keyed Bugles Common, do, Trumpets, Har-
onicas Violin and Volincellos Bows Clarionett and
Bassoon Reeds Violin, Voncellos and Guitar Strings,
ofrst rate quality and every article in the musical ne
and depending upon his experience, he will undertake
TO every article purchased of him. to be perfect
according to the price.
w. p. c. has the pleasure of stating, that he is
bled sell every Musical Publication at half the usual
price. He expects to receive several very superior
Piano Fortes in few days, in addition to those he has
now in his store. All orders promptly executed.
Piano Fortes purchased of w. ?. G. will be kept i'll
tune IL months gratis.
w. P G.. continues to give lessons the Piano
Forte, Violin, Violincelo, &c. He cannot omit this
opportunity ofreturnng his grateful Acknowledgements
to those families who have ored him with their pat
ronago and he trusts by strenuously exertng himself
to promote the improvement of his Pupils be favored
with continuance of the liberal support he has already
experienced.
He can effer the most respectable references to
the progress of the pupils ne has under his
Orders for tuning Piano Fortes, left at the store, will
be attended to Immediately. ma 20-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-20
From the Boston Courier.

Il ammo nc d ntIe fic!4l org IN Of he govern
"A MT, to which Mr.. Kendall is suspected Of being
considerable contributor that he has left Washington
to visit 'hls aged parents" in this highly favored State
OF Massachusetts. We have received, by way Of
herald to this suspicious event, the following
pondencp, which, being highly characteristic of the
distinguish shed authors and showing resigned state
of mind in the man that ''never declines Office" we
have thought worth publication. The reader will per
ceive that it was parodjed eto gears ago. bu such
is always the fate of exalted genius
UNITARIAN CORRESPONDENCE
The Little .uagician to the Great Forsaken.
The Kentucky 2eformer is ounging alone,
All his lazy companions turned out and gone;
No skin of his kindred, isaac is nigh,
And Duff will no longer assist him to-.
Our iac,ious opponents telling the tale
That the meal is all gone and WEI re kicking she pal
We have ratified his; and it must not
You if Kendall himself should turn out to be Ciay's
The Great Forsuken to the Fourth Auditor
Confidential.
He'll not leave thee, useless III Office 10 pine,
Like the Thinker thy master, tbs fit thou resign
4, is painful hint it, but Martin knows bes
AS he wants for another dear Amos Thy nest
So soon may follow; for they get-day by day,
CLAY Calhoun and Van Buren-,he people away:
All my schemes ares sky high" and my Cabinet flown,
Oh! ''fleaven-bom" Amos, fear, I'm undonc!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-20
sHIXSE PlEbEiSIiRfEa

A Very fine Engraved Portrait OF the late Hon
IN BUsIIRoD WASHINGTON by Longacre, from pain
ting by Harding. Subscriptions will be reccivedat the
Book Stores of Mr. Sanxay, and of Mr.. Nash, where
the prints may be seen.
The Philadelphia National Gazette, of the 18th of
April speaks of it in these terms:''We have before
a very fine Portrait of the late Judge BUsuRon
WAsHINGroN, engraved by j. b. Longacre, from Pain
ting by c. Harding The likeness is close, and strongly
expressive and characteristic Both artists have exerted
their utmost skill III the execution of the work. The
peculiar and excellent style of Mr. Longacre is
well known to need a description. This engraving
deserves the patronage of every member of the legal
profession throughout the Union. To every the
memory of Judge Washington must be DEAR it sheds
nstre over the whole ORDER and his mind, knowledge
and spirit, consubstanated with the highest urs-
prudence of the country The history and functions
of the court to which he belonged mpart interest and
authority to the image of each of the urists who have
hitherto composed that august tribunal. Judge Wash
ington always sustained himself at the elevation which
it seems to imply having followed the admirable Chief
Justice to the true summit IeDel, where the latter also
will remain as long he shall continue of the court
And the National Inelligencer, of the 4th of May
says:-''We were much struck with the beauty and
accuracy of engraved Portrait of the late Judge
Washington, of the Supreme Court, which met with
yesterday iii the hands Of the Agent who has them for
sale The Print is faithfully and admirably executed by
LOngacre, of Philadelphia, from Painting by Harding,
with all the spirit and fidelity of expression which dis
tnguishes the Portraits of that eminent Artist. The
| numerous friends of Judge Washington have an
opportunity of possessing themselves of most inter
estng memorial of that estmable and lamened mags-
trate and gentleman" 20-3ts