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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-17
R.alord. Eebruaru RuLes la2e.

Bedford, febf uarg RuteS 1895.
Thomas Preston and David Crenshaw, late
merchants and pariners, trading under the
firm ol Preston and Gren sbaw, Pits.
against
John q Crump and Mary Crlmp, Detts.
The defendant John & Cruna. not having
entered his appearance and gsai'.n security
according 10 The acl Of Bssemby and the
rules ut Inns Cour4, aud il appearing by the
Shrrihs return on the process issued IN this
Cause, he IS moi an inhubitant ct this
canniry. II is ordered that the SAID defend
AMI doth appear here on the frs, day OF the
n-N Law tern aud answer the plaintiff bill.
aud mat copy 81 this order be inserted IN
The Vrglnlan, aud posted upat the front door
OF the cour-house OF the said county ON two
several court days,
A Copy ieste.
81 J. c. SrEPToE, {. Re.
4 r the riIes held in the Clerks office
n ofthe eosnly court OF Franklin, the 9th
day OF March, 1926.
Samuel I'm, PIT
asaa,,t
William Downey and Ga,ewood Quarles.
Dets
The defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security according to
the act Of Assembly and the rules oflhis court,
aud 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, tina ,hey are not inhabitants OF this
state On the motion OF the plaintiff by conn.
sci. Il Is ordered that he said defendants do
appear here On the first Monday in June next
aud answer tue bdl of the plaintiff Aud that
Il copy OF this order be forthwith published
ne Virginian, Tor eight weeks sn ;ccssvely,
and that another copy be posted at the front
door If the Courthouse Of this county.
L.,
So RIO. n. DICKINSON, p.cyc.
10 Carpenters and Stone VaSoas.
FfiHE building of new bridge with
L stone al Ithents) ACROSS the mouth .!
Fishing cree, will he let at that place, on
Saturday In, .2d i1st. Persons disposed to
undertake The WORT, are invited 10 attend ON
thai day, when thr plan and terms of pay
meni will be made known by The Commissl-
oners appointed by Campbell count for that
purpose.
April -. tctd36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-17
Yobacco AauA tov sale.

Icy virtue OF, and obedh nee To decree
~ OF the county court OF Bedford, pro
nounced al the,r March term, lo-6, ! snail
sell, 20 The highest bidder, on the premises,
on Saturday the 18th day OF May next, upon
credit OF one aud TWO years, (i'e purchaser
giving bond and security and deed OF turt
TO secure the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-17
The Tract OF LAND

on which Thomas Dooly. dec formerly resi-.
ded, lying about three mIes northwest from
Liberty, and about one mile north OF Captain
James Campbell adjoining the lands OF Geo
Dooiy, James Dooly aud others, and con-
taining about 300 Arres--ahout one third OF
the tract is cleared and the balance is rood
Tobacco land, is well ,imhered and lies we'll
The improvements are good dwelling house
and the usual out houses, u small orchard. Nc.
A deed withi~pecial warranty will be nave 10
the purchaser, according 10 the terms of the
decree aforesaid, and possession had by the
purchaser on the first day OF January. 1927,
with the privilege OF seeding this fall
JOHN II. OrEi, Jr. Conn.,
ApJil c4w35
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\ r the rnIes held in the Clerks office
n ofthe eosnly court OF Franklin, the 9th
day OF March, 1926.
Samuel 2 IN, PIT.
aSaast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02

Messrs John and James Lambert, David r. Lam
bert and Samuel L. Lambert, merchant, and partners Of
the city OF Nsw-Yok, trading under the firm Of Lanbeits
oU not being inhabitants ofth nj hayins
any known agent within the will please take mo-
uce a shall by attorney, the I7th 18TH Ie, 2Olh
't aud end days in the month April next at Luca Store
S creek IN Alabama, proc esd TO take the deposition John
NJ 1fane, to he read evidence now depending
and the Superior Court of for The
Rrs pre wherein you are complainant. and William
the above place and take the
'I OF the said John MGrane 10 be lead evidence
for the county Of ckienbg wherein YOU are na;pt ana
h am And in the event that should fail obtain
on the days and al the place afore-
SAID Will proceed to take the courthouse in the e
oil MS'is on the 2eh 27h 2Sth and 2e, days the sane
month"; pursuant TO commissions awarded At which times ad
places you may attend if you think proper Yours &c
a,,, JOHN q. BAPTIST.
-.eeNteEo'"s. H req. itSb B--vf ,yk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
Ttoenty Dollars ReDnrd

AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Cumberland
~ county, Va the courthouse, about the Isl Of Decem
her last, negro man by The OF Booker, but frequently
esl himself Hatcher, and Il likely will himself
this lie about rs years Of age and about feet high
very bright muto 81 genee appearance and polite address,
(ud when well dressed very likely nan) His dress cabuo
be PARTICULAR uamed he had good clothes Of different sorts
but . likely he has coat Of fine London brown broad
cloth lie raised in the negbbourhood Of the courthouse
where he has since lived Hence presumed his only object
10 going on 20 pass free and will probably attempt
TO reach some foreign state 10 effect this object The above
ward, with Unreasonable charges viii be paid for his safe de-
livery 70 me- loi being secured in js that get him.
Masters Ct vessels and boats. ferry and bdgekeepe
pey requecd stop the said negro and receive the reward
1ap, 70. - '--yee LEONARD BOSHEH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
pUBLIC S9JE

virtue Ola deed OF uss executed by Robert Hill 10 the
ON the first day of May 1921 aud recorded Il,
ne once OF Buckingham for purposes therein
ea VIII sold to the highest bidder, public auction for ca,
Ne" Oahton on the i5th Of next march, The fol-
loving properly viz: the said His thirds e,t in Ger
% mouse ana lot IN the town of New Canton, known nv No
sd bounded on the west by lot by Tho. FaI and
o. less also all his the said Robe household and ki,eho
va; SIX feather beds, dozen chairs one set d.
mug ,ao one sideboard mahogany beeau one nahcca-
secretary tao cows aud calves pots kettles tables
anu whatever else the said Robert Hill may have and be
ssed OF ~ the OF household and kitchen furniture aI
a inc right Title and interest Of said HIPS interest in the e.
'ae oil 'he late Rohert Blanks dec in land and
description; much thereof will he sufficient
the amosnt now Enoen thg1ru,t deed aforesaid
with me cost and expenses executing the trust Tn. tide
'e1ef III the subcEbers will be the purchaser
60 -SWALTER L. FONTAINE, -,
z. q. 1000 SsTEPHEN GUERRANT, : 1r"''se'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
VERSES TO MY FIRST BORN.
(R,t NEndnfnx De S,crr1slke.N

Nv CHERISHED infant! image of thy sire
SSep on the bosom which thy small LIP presses;
Sieep, little one, and close those eyes Of fire,
Thee eysiets which the weight of sleep opPre'es.
Sweet friend! dear little may slumber lend thee
Delights which must never more ENJOY
Watch Ger thee, to nour''h ani defend 'hee,
Aud count these vgilsswee, torthee, my hoy.
Sleep, infant sleep my ,olaee and my treasure;
Sleep on nv breast, the breast which gladly bore thee
And though thy words give thi. hearIno pleasure,
II ioves 90 thy thos-and smiles come Ger thee.
Ye. thou vii, smile. young friend when thou awake.t
Yes, thou win smile to see my joyful sui'e;
Thy mother. face thou never no. nistaies,,
And thou hast learned TO look into her eyes.
What, 10 thy little fingers leave the breast
The fountain which thy small LIP pressed At pleasure
Couldst thou exhaust il, pledge Of passion blest
Even then thou coudst moi know my fond loves msa
MY gentle son !! sweet friend whom adore
by infant love my comfort, my delight!
gaze on thee, and gazing DER and DER,
blams the quick return Of every night.
Hi.ii,tie m,s'rc.eh forth-''eeP DER him steals
Hi.-ye Is elored-he slerp.-how still his breath
But for the tint. his howery cheek reveals,
lie scems TO sumber in the arms ofdeath.
Awake my child II tremble with alright
Awaken Fatal thought, thou art more
NV child-cne moment gaze upon the light,
aud cen with thy rePuse my life restore.
D'e.t error. sill he sleeps Ihreathe again:
May gentle dreams delight his calm repose
But when will ne, for whom sgh--oh when
Will he, beside me, watch thine eyes uncio.r
when shall I see him who hath given thee life,
NV youthful husband, noble.t Of his
,Nf-tkin,s, I zee, btf.t mother, and ble,t wife
Thy little hands thy fathers neck embraee.
How will ne revci In thy first eares.,
Di.puiing with thee for my gentle li.s.
But think TO engros his tenderness,
C&oti!ti too, shall have her hars OF his..
How will he Joy 10 see hi. image there,
The sweetness OF hi. large eer,ileln eye,
Hi. noble forehead, and his graceful air,
Which Love himself might view with jealousy.
For mel no, Jealous Of hi, love,
AMI gladly / divide with thee:
Thou shalt like him, faithful husband prove,
But not, like him, give thi, anxiety.
speak TO thee thou uniers,andst me not:
thou coui.t hot understand though slrep were n.d
:popv little child the tansles of bis thought,
His infant Thought, are not uuravelled.
We have been happy infants, az thou art;
Sal reason will destroy the dream too soon;
Sleep in the calm rePose that stills thy heart,
Ere long II, very memory shall be gone
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
Cottgge Grooe TIcncT,, far Sal

ENt subscriber wishing to sell offers his of Land
lying ~ The upper end OF Chesterfield county, TWENTY-FIVE
mule. from Richmond and five from Goodies Bridge, ming
about three hundr and eighty acres, third which il in
woods on which y good stand for Tavern Grocery
and Wheewgh shops good apple peach or,
ehard The land well adapted 10 the cultivation corn
wheat and cotton Terms will be made known by applying TO
h1 subscriber mine place JOHN BASS, Sen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02

ENE subscribers intending TO retire from commercial pnr
u suits oger for ale their entire Stock of Goods comprz
general and extensive assortment Of Dry Goods Hardware
Groceries &c &C. amounting probably about 10000 dollars.
most Of hee Goods have been purchased the different auo
ons IN Baltimore Philadelphia and NewYork al very low
prices and the principal part thereof within the last ~ months,
The payments may he made suit the the p
chaser his giving approved security Unit, sale of the whole
Stock be effected, will eoninue sell any article that
may be wanted At small advance the cost for cash
The purchaser Of e Goods lease for term Of
years. the Store which have occupied for many years and
whchwe have heation in saying the best stand in all
tie lower country for extensive retail establishment The
improvements consist Of Convenient Store-ouse, with suici-
cni accommodation for small family, warehouse, and al ne
ccssfy 5u-ouse Persons wishing buy may examine the
goods aud know the terms application TO
THOMAS SMITH & co.
Close ester courthouse, Jan. o. wifi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
CURLES FOR SALE

WE subscriber duly authors TO sell this valuable estate,
This estate has been recently advertised and 90 well known
mat particular description of is deemed unnecessary No
e'ae ON me river possesses advantages The buildings
are convenient and good repair every acre of land
on the farm IS IN good order fol cultivation fhe small ex
that admirably adapted 10 the growth of that article BEN
determined to sell abargan may be had by those disposed
purchase The stock of every descriptions farming utcn,
Se may he had at valuations and will seed for the
aeroP Of wheat at fair price For further particulars refer ~
the subscriber WADE NOSNy IL
Curles. July &. c,rIr 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02

committed tothe jail of Fauquer county, Va the
BOB and says he belongs to David Walker Prince Edward
and was hired by him TO Mr. Legrand vf Charlotte county,
from whom he Bob is about or nche, hrh
has scar under his left and al,o his e arm Just
o1ve ne wrist lie toerahy stout built and appears TO be
down wa,col panaoon' of mixed be and yellow cham
bray COTTON and white cotton shirt Ills requested
directs. LANES EET:T IS,s -: '""
Watrenton Feb. Q. 90 IT,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02

~ AS committed 10 the Jail Of Henrico county runaway
w on Sunday the 4h day of September, 1925 negro man
who calls himself Thomas Robertson and says he free and
that he was born Long Land the New York and
raised by Mr. Francis DYac of Dutch Kilns said state
Tom IS about IS or St ofage, of dark complexion
or inches hsh and has the corner of hi, left
eyebrow Had when committed roundabout Of grey cloth
lowered tonett vest olive cooured fearnourb
white cotton shirt and black fur The owner of said
any, Is hereby required TO forward and comply with
the requisites vi the law such cases. will be dealt with
| accordingly JOHN p. BURTON Den
Jan. .. 14-wf2t for WIN. cambridge, S n C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
Messrs. John d. Hawkins, Richard Boyd. Alex.

ander Boyd, Philip Rancy and Blair Burwel:
YOU will please Take Notice. That shall the Sd Al,
and 9th days OF April at the tavern house of William
Towns OF Boydton in the county Of aud state OF
Vrsns between the hours Of o'clock tho and $
o'clock IN The evening each to take the .ada-
WIS Of Richard Russell Richard H. Walker, Peyton r. Burwe
aud Others be read in evidence suit now depending IN
the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Richu,oid District
wherein am plaintiff AMI you and each you, and ober
defendan where you attend or not YOU NAV see a.
am respectfully, THOMAS GOOpE '.
Feb 25 1926. GA wl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
Valuabie Property for SoIe.

ENOR sale Of land Amelia co. containing 1900 acres
half IN wood Of the cleared land about so acres ars
ow grounds Of the wood land nearly half good baee
and tne rest adapted 10 cotton. The whole well wate,d
Convenient to two manufacturing mills, well ed ahundant
provided with houses and has wheat machine The distance
from Richmond 50 miles, from Petersburg 40; third of The
money hand when gyen third payable twelve
months after, and the balance al years credit The land
will he shown by James Drake the and comrnnca-
n addressed 10 Geno Bridge will be promptly attend
Ito. EDMUND HARRISON
August s. 26-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02

w AS communicate the Jail of Henrieo runaway, the
w 18th day OF October, 1926, negro who calls him.
self Henry and that he the property of Col BENJAMIN
Chambe, negro trader whom he state. purchased him from
Mr. Edmond Armstrong in Baltimore. Said il about
so or IS of age of dark complexion feet inches
high slim made and has upon the RICH, side Of the fore
bead just below the hair Had when committed, blue
broad cloth coat brown linen pantaoon buff cashmere vest
white cotton Shirt aud black wool hat The Of said run
hereby desired forward and comply the
requisites OF the law in such he will he dealt
cOrduSly. JOHN r. BURTON, Dep.
for WIN. Dandridxe, Shn
Jan. 20. S2wI2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
LTTER.4RY -NOTTCE

DETER COTTON, Law Bookseller Of this city intends
shortly to put to press Collection Of Gases decided By
the benera Court OF Virginia. commencing in I8i5 end
ing in June, 1926 by William kenbrough one OF the Ju
Is OF that Court, heinS volume I'd Of Virginia Cases"
Aia9hedto this volume there will be complete Index the
hrst volume as well as to the second
Jan. 10. eO-.rc.g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02

a FAILURE of the firm Of Dabney NORRIS aud Lew
Jones' late merchants and partners, trading the firm
OF NORRIS Jones' having taken place the day of Feb
1870 at which time II made known, the subscrib
having signed notice for its dissolution in the usual terms,
which was presented to the said Dabney Norris hi, sigma
tne who declined TO sign and still possession efeof
and the subscriber having been since advised that failure OF
firm known aud declared dissolution oft Notice isbere
e 6ven that he not responsible for any act of Dabnev
January TO- 1926. So w5,gr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-02
TO COTTON GROWERS.

'UtHE subscriber has house in The
othe one at present occuPiedb by him
ne wall receive COIION Storage, free of chac re 10 the
raner u sold yang IN ms house out Storage to be charged in
all cases whenthe cotton taken away lie will either sell on
Commission give III cash the price paid in the mar
ket. MADISON UAITuATT
Sent
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-28
gER atIAEh. Ea913LARYtM.
HOUSE or Delegates.

Fri7ng. Dee. i6--.fhe H. ~ Delegates re-
afivedn communication from the Governor
.nel"sng the official statements Of the stun
II u the North Western Bank aud Bank of
.hr Valley
Mr. Williams made an unavailng effort To
postpone the execution of the Joint order of
nc 'av, which had for its object the election
IT Judge for the Eastern Shore District in
place OF Judge George Parker, dec-Mr ".
assigned as the reason of his motion that he
wished the attempt 10 re-organiSe The Circuit
Court system TO be previously disguised Of.
He desired n change in the Northern Circuits
which the election of the Eastern Shore
Judge was calculated n embarass. lie mo-
we'd 10 postpone the election till the Sd Mon
day in January.
The motion was opposed by Mrssrs Drum
mond, Rogers, Page, and Collier; aud lost.
The House then proecededto execute the
joint orler.--Nr. Abel p up,hnr was noni-
mated by Mr. Wilson of Cumberland, sccond-
ID by MIR. Bryce Mr.. severn + Parker was
nominated by Mr.. Stratton of Northampton ;
aud MIR. Thomas x Joynes was nominated by
Mr.. Ro ser, Of Mccormack
The ballots stnod thus: Upshnr lao, Par
ker3S, juynei p, scattering $50 Abel p
Upshnr,a /. ltgale from the county OF North.
ampton, was declared duly elected Judge
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.
The House proceeded 10 exscnteth further
joint order of the day --aud to elective men.-
bcrs of lhe Executive Council, To supply the
places of Mcssrs. Scott aud Roane They
proceedel to supply one vacascy Al a time.
The following gentlemen were put in nomi-
nation, VIZ:
Mr. Wm. Pendleton of Richmond, no
minated by Mr.. Thompson of Anhersf, aud
HI l,.
Everett.
Mr.. John Page of William sburg, nominated
by Mr.. Newton OF NeslmorelanJ, " second.
ed by Mr.. Douthat.
Mr.. John b. Christian Of Charles City. no.
minated by Mr.. Douhat, seconded by Mr.
Watkins Of GoochIand
Col Benjamin w. S. Cabell of PitsyIvania,
nominated by Mr.. Witcher
Mr.. David Briggs OF Spottsyivana, nnmi-
mated by Mr., Towles, seconded by Messrs.
Mason Of King 4 Queen, and White.
Mr., John Pope DuvaIl of Fauquier, nomi-
mated by Mr.. Wallace.
MIR Windham Robertson ofRichmond, no.
minated by Mr.. Gholson, secondedby Messrs.
May, Rutherford aud Rives ofPrince George.
MIR. Guy h, {, Allen Of Preston, nominated
by Mr., Williams, seconded by Messrs. Znn,
Letler aud Watts.
Mr. Henry A. Christian Of Buckingham,
NOMINATED by Mr.. Patteson.
Mr., Fay"tte Nosea OF Culpeper, nominated
by Mr.. Hill, seconded by Messrs. Turner aud
Frv.
Ooct. Edmund Berkeley of Hanover. no.
minated By Mr. Mason Of Fairfax, seconded
by Mr. DAVIS Of Hanover.
+ Mr., John II Smith Of Richmond, nomina.
ted by Mr.. Loyall, seconded by Mr.. Watkins
OF PrincG Edward
/ There were six bolIots-resnlts M follows
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-28

NeT Paper NesSrs. Jones and Reirhart iss,,-
ed proposals for issuing a new Jackson paper in
Philadelphia, to be called the National Palladi
nm. Is this Reinhart the same person thai GOT
up a JackSon meeting in Boston
IL In st!t-sGne mar, says ;he Massachusetts,
joWud
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-28

snm THAI Va IN SIT on tse same day IA nc
#eaf % zaiDe we .tcezs IN Efen 81.
60 ~ btsz.ee united tor, - al lland1ls.it
,n.1ltiJas hiaae osta5 ~ tao paaf,1al cities
a fse Limited ss1ias. - relation u nsp5.ss1
ts.ts.
aa',tfae nnpost icfcane, receivable mest
yen, aii BE- ~ t1an tau allieh accrued III
Is2j. al nis 0eca received, OF j. stu 10 b. ic-
cetcd Ia i,-6, tiir pahilc laads promise 70
yield ~, eaf more ln.ui they hove tbs. The
prebsbt..i Ui Increased I, fBdaca,ene.s ID this
branch oi revenue rests % a.. iBl,g~ng
grounds /. Tue dttoftie last session. making
provision iof thr ckungatshneni Of the de1t
10 the United state, by the purchasers Of pub
lic Il11s. bis arrested almost entirely, for the
present YEN, tie payments for Land. sold on
eredif.. That law viii, however. ,espire next
July aul .ac payments under II viii be thrown
upon the year ls27. > 4 considerable
quantity 81 tho lands relinquishrd 10 the un.-
ted State tillt II Is expected Je brought hito
market M the course 81 the next year amongst
otAers, those at Huntsville, which are valuable.
bring dispersed through iertiie country. occu-
pied BY a thriving population. II is believed
thai they will sell promptly aud at good prizes
3. 4 large portion Of the best OF the public lands
IA Florida vii BE- oGerc for snlr IN 1877. II 10
understood that these lands are IN demand, and
anticipated thdt lhcy VIII sell well. IN these
and other grounds, II IS thought at present thai
the te,enue from the sale Of public land4, IN
lH27 viii not be oyer estimated wlrn II IS set
down at two millions ofd5lia8. Tho state OF
the land p1iea generally sill Ne seen by a re-
port from tar officer al the head Of that estlb-
lishment, winch accompanied the Prasident',
Message II Congress Al the opening Of the
session, and will, it IS hoped, be found ,diisiac
tory
From Tie foregoing facts aud considerations
affecting the Customs aud the Pablo Lands. II
is believed that tn whole rc,enur Of the United
states, for 1877, from tbese aud other less I'M
pnrf1nr source, my b, rstnn3ted at upwards OF
twenty three millions Of dollars anI That it will
arise thus
From cnstonH $50 100000
Public lnds 20O1,000
Bank Daldrnds 10000
MHcaIa 'ous and neidenth receipts $50, 100
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-28

The lowest name on each ballot was drop
| by the rule fine House on the next ballot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-25

to each was assigned nine dollars per head
week-and the accounts against both for any
indulgencies beyond the above allowance re-
jected. Although am opposed 70 any inter
ference Of members of one tribe in the concerns
of another, yet, in the case of Ridge and Van
they were presented, not as members OF the De-
legation, but as Secretaries. So long as you
respec, the Indians as an Independent People,
with whom you treat, you must indulge to them
the privileges of selecting their own agents.
To reject The object of their own choice,
would be but an inauspicious commencement TO
any friendly arrangement Of the difficulties,
whose removal was the object Of the agency
Not being sufficiently advised Of the influence
that these men possessed, or exercised over the
Greeks, cannot saw whether they have ill.,
creased or diminished the obstacles 10 pacihca
ton, or consequently whether it had any infiu-
ence on the public treasury. hope no occa-
sion will again occur like the one complained
Of From what have previously said, you may
be assured shall use such means as are In my
power 10 prevent It,
feel particularly obliged to you Tor the
friendly sentiments you express to me person
ally, and take pleasure in saying they are cor
daily reciprocated on my part.
With great respect, your obedlent servant,
JAMES BARBOUR.
Hon. EDw F. TATNsLLs