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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
New Books, sc.

,SaHARLES A. WRITER'S has just receiv-
" ed few copies of the following new
Books, viz
Cbittys Blackstone, Q vols.
Henry Maddock's Chancery, vols.
The Electric and General Dispensatory,
volume.
Bchrt's Pathological Anatomy, l vol,
Northern Regions or Uncle Richards Re-
la,ion Of Capt Parry's Voyages, for the dis
coyery of North West Passage, and Frank
Inns and Cochrane's over land Journeys 10
other parts of the world, l vol.
Father Clement. 4 Roman Catholic Story.
By the Author of Profession is not Principle.
The Decision, &c. &c. vol. :.
Together with London Black and Red Ink
Powder Crayon Pencils; Quilts Copy
Plates Playing Cards; lux Stands Pocket
Books, Paint Boxes and Brushes F.; Red aud
Black Sealing Wa : patent Lamps, &c. &C
al Of which he will sell on rery moderate
terms Dec 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03

oOrbOod.-Syphdr WdS bred an Arnbld fei1r near
Mecca in The kingdom Of Yemen, and By refer
enc 10 BQfonS history of the horse, or Morse S
Geography, il uiAbe seen that the genuine Afd-
ban horee is ra,Sed in that Kingdom only.
50 far as IRE are informed, there are four .4rd
tiaa horses IN America, to uu: Bagdad, Bnsso-
rah Grand Bashaie and Sulphur. he hare itS-
hr'oaasfrom one ofhte OWneS Of Bdgdad, aud
fem Capt. Morgan the importer Of Bashdw.-
Tie Fra gentleman says, Sgphar Is equaiTnot
superior 10 Bdgddd, Who cost $1,000. dim stands
aS5o- 4he other gentleman considered Syphar
much superior 10 GraA.d- BasbaW When they uere
both ethibtted 10 public uisW al GibraAGr, prert-
Gus to Their shipment 10 this country, on hoard The
ca trgate Constitution, commanded by Com
modore jacob Jones, In 1924
SphdE has also been pery recently mpscted
oy Nessrs Barrel and Wi1lsion of Kentucky, brte-
aaS and trainers Of The best horses IN tier State.
ino'e gentlemen think has form, action and dp-
TsafGnce so decidedig SperiortO any thing they
s,rT oeheId, that they are determined 10 breed
Jtom hlm. The present ownerS Of SQphar pur-
eid'td hlm nth strong bctiGt that his stock
Wo0ld prove national benefit and in order 10
Veef ms object, small roB,p eaSdiion WiU be re.
YWedjOr a'S ser71ces. Bat has SerriceS UiU be
"""ea-Ihose therefore wao pGtroni2ed him last
season md intend to do so again wOuid do weH 10
Hgtljgther uis M time, as joreiga applications
ave dalty making, and are recorded according 10
%phar wiH stand a. my house, one mile from
tLynceoeg, hGLf his time. and at Capt Frank
.n dmaera {. House, the other half Further
Ya'"0!afs IN The Bills. u The season TO cont
"s'cs the 18th March.
{. l. TFHBERLAKE.
DH.3l. o,,oa
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PLANTERS,

as agent for cficctng Sales oftheir Tobacco for
them He will claim compensation according
TO the following reduced rates, TO wit:
Fora HID bIine ing not more than - per
hundred 50 cents per hid.
And for all Tobacco bringing higher price,
~ per hid
And where he sells. collects the money, and
furnishes a statement, AN additional charge Of
so cents on each hog Shcad will he made IN eve
nv case. He viii also ship their tobacco for
them il required on the customary terms.
He fatters himself that from fifteen years ex-
percnce in the Tobacco business: the planters
viii fine II to their interest to get him TO sell
their rcops for them.
His Office is directly in front of the Franklin
Hotel in the town of Lynehburg, where ne may
always be found. e1ccqtwhen at the warehouses
Go. WIFI LOCKE.
9 Dec. 81. nm
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French Brandy and Wine,
For sale very low. Apply to
ANDKEN ) \ BROTHERS.
0ri
CREDITSILE.

~ n Thursday the Sd day Of January next,
" II iair, ifnot the next far day thereafter
at the late residence OF Christopher Johnson.
dec in Buckingham county, will be sold At pub
lie auction. a parcel OF valuable young Negroes,
a stock OF likely Horses. Cattle sheep aud
Hogs. Household and Kitchen Furniture. Plan.
tation Tools and Utensils. credit OF twelve
months Will be giYea on All sums above five dol
lars, the purchaser gisine hond aud good seeu-
riiv. ~ COMMISSIONERS.
Her OF otf93
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TRUS1 SALE,

~ N Saturday the 23d day of January, 1929
" will proceed TO sell. ON the premises. NJ
public auction, a certain tract OF parcel OF land,
lying aud being in the county of Bedford, On
James River, containing one hundred acres,
more or less including Two small Islands. lhis
land lies within four miles of LynchbnrB, and Is
thought TO be extremely valuable.
On the 24ih day ofJanuary, 1923, viii sell,
before the Market House, IN the town OF Lynch.
burg. seyerni valuable slaves.
The above sales will be made IN pursuance OF
Two several trust deeds, eAecated by Gabriel /.
Scott TO Henry B. LILY, and VIM. W. Scott for
the indemnity Of Thus IL. Scott, one dated the
18th Of June, 1924, and otrecord IN the clo'k 5
office Of Bedford county court, the other dated
the 9Th day Of August, ls2l and OF record IN
Amherst clerks oi6ee-n both OF which deeds
the undel signed has been appointed trustee ion
special purposes, by an order OF the Hastings
Court Of thc Corporation of lynchbnfg
Terms will be liberal and made known on thu
days Of sale.
will only convey such right as is vested II
me by the deeds and order atoresaId-all o
which will be exhibited at The sales
MAURICE IL. GARLAND, Trustee.
Dec 81 tdS2I
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IhoSI SALE.-By virtue ofe deed o
Hn,' executed Ia us on the seventh day of
,cs"'' 1923, by Robert G. Scott and Gabriel
.,,S'' OF the comfy Of Campbell, and Of re-
me clerks Office of said county, We. or
s,... VI US, viii proceed TO sell, NJ public
y"'"' Tor cash, on Tuesday the I'D day of
NJ ii''y next, az 'he market house in the town
s,d '"cnhnrg one negro lad slave, named Jack,
,,nn. Va Wednesday the Odd day Of the s5me
tta ~ t'annary.) we will proceed to sell. on
,.,.. premises by virtue of the said deed OF
Tho -. a certain tract or parcel OF Land, living in
eo"'"F OF Bedford, containing one hundred
Tho bounded Oh the north ny James River on
wa, 'on,h by Indies Greek, and the lines of the
On Wv VI land held and occupied by Ann Scott.
smsp %fs' nv the land of Davies also. one
co,',. stand situated in James River. in the
Won u Amherst, containing by estimation, Sc.
'o'es' more or less, or so much of said pro.
,,,o' as VIII satisfy aforesaid deed Of trust. The
ed 70 81 the afor said proper, is beiey-
vo I'm ""qneS'innahe; but, acting as trustees
nnna Ia convey such title as is vested ia us. and
WILLIAM NJ. RIvES, ! u
De- ~ JOHN HANCOCK, trustees
tls2t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
NEGROES at Auction.

VDIIF subscriber will positively sell by way
Il OF public Auction, without reserve, on
Wednesday the 10Th lust, before the Franklin
Hotel, in the town of Lynchhuig, between
Ii and 20 Valuable Negroes,
consisting of Men, Women, BOYS aud Girls,
all of which are first rate House servants.
these Negroes are ofunexceptionable charac-
tiers, and of course sold for no fault. They
may be seen at any time by application 10 the
subscriber, at his oIlice, opposite the Franklin
Hotel Terms SIX months credit ,forInegotiable
notes with approved endorscIs.
GEO. WHlILOCkE, Anct.
by order OF the owner.
Dec.3l tds2I.
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TO NEE'Y.

1@YA n Commodious and well fin
ssssl ~ ishcd House with half a.
Hi Gre lot.gorden, on 9th street
.kfAAA next door to Geo. X Lambeth, *
opposite Judge Daniels. There IS attached
10 the Lot "A Stable, Ceriage-house, lee
house, Smoke .house, Cow-house aud Dairy,
all OF which is roomy. There is also attach
ed to tue lot, Brick office, with aservants
room undernesth,) which would answer for
a small fem,ly, Iwould prefer routing the
whole to one person whom II would suit, but
IL could be so arranged as 10 suit two iaml,
lies. n. b. There is an excellent spring at
the bottom of the garden.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
n,.rtp Asp PUBLISHED ny
ELIJAH fLETeiailh II. ms ~ n q, ne Union On

.,.,, ,nnufn PAYABLE in sdvance.--No sub
IT FOR = ~ ,sce,.ri for ess time than SIX months
.fptoa WI A m. discontinued lhut at she discretion
sd no p ,la,., sntil all arresrages are paid.
sa. VIII be inserted "a at - cents es ps5
,lare or i's rhe frnIn distance must be pad Tor
atndano' h,, insertion or the payment assumed by
s...i ,ss..pp pc person IN Lyn'h1uTe ~
''ae Orders not exceeding two squares are NJ
..,,sd for sis dollars. -. :, -,
'' 4, letters addressed to the Editors must De p0''
y y, ,hsy viii not be attended to.
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For Sale

tract ofland in Franklin County, contain
ine about 5000 acres Also, another tract in
do containing l450 acres. Also, another
tract in Campbell, about eleven miles FROM
Lynchburg, containing ahoslt $50 acres, aud
lying at the foot oil long mountain, This trHci
contains 900 acres IN ala with Tavern q ~
lhrr necessary ont houses on II, and IS con.
sidered nh excellent stand) and OF which |
hold an undivided interest OF one fourth. All
OF which said lands viii sell on good terms
for cash, credit, or IL barter Tor negroes, or
rphl e,infe IN INnchlmrg.
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ATCTIONEER.

for the sale of real and personal estate.
From his long experience in this business, he
entertains no fear of not giving entire satlst"c-
ton
For the accommodation Of those who may
choose to employ him, he will 90 any reasona-
bic distance into the country. He also oilers his
SerYicps ln the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
Nenry Ho'Nan,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
paiNter,

YErAS removed to hi, old stand, four doors
~ above the Franklin Hotel and mex
dnnr 10 5aml. Miller, where he may hetonnd
al all 'imes, prepared TO execute any job Ia
his line with aeatness and despatch, and Oh
the mos leasunable terms.
Dec 81. aga
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
SVN.ANEN.

leaTRAYED from the subscriber in Pi1syl-
- wanna county on the Goth inst a BRIGHT
sorrel horse with large faee, long tail, ard
defect in one eye, about fourteen hands high,
aud five or six years old. Whoever will dellv-
er the said horse TO the subscriber, at Putsyl-
yania Court House, or TO Dir. Robert Morris,
in, Lynchburg, shall receie" an adequate re
ward, DANIEL q. lbCktk.
Dec 81. ts2i
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
EDUCATION.

zAHE subscriber will open Schoolm Lynch.
- burg, ON Monday, the fourth OF February
next, in winch will be taught the usual branches
of an useful English education, aud the hat'n y
Greeklanguagcs Terms--ior the English coui Sc
ten dollars, for the Latin aud Greek fifteen dot
lars per session Olive months, payable IN adj
vance Fer character and qualifications refer
ence NAV be had to the Rev. n. II. CobbS, of the
New London Academy. WM.N W. KID.
Dec. 81. Is
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

ZHIIE subscriber will sell by way of Public
Auction. ON Wednesday the 23rd next
month January, if fair otherwise the nextifa'r
day thereafter, in the town of Eynchburg, ~
ii feet OF ground, fronting on Main Street
running back the usual depth ola lot, and I'M
mediately between MIR John NJ Warwick snew
Buick House and Mr.. Richard lyree 5 Grocery
Also, the two wooden Tenements Immediately
in front of the Franklin Hotel containing SO
feet front, on said Street, aud running back l32
feet. Terms; and years credit. Bonds with
approved security, and deed of trust on the
property will be required to secure the pay
meat.
he sale will be conducted by Mr. George
Whitocke, Auctoneer. WM. IRVINE.
Dec 81. tds24.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
White k,eaA.

TIVE Subscriber has Just received, from
I Messrs. Nj. 4 S. II Lewis, Philadelphia
Il supply of their best White Lead, in Kegs.
THOMAS J. DUAL.
Dec 81. ts24
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03

rENIIE subscriber having determined, in comp
4 ance witt. the solicitations Of some of his
friends to resume the Auction business, now
makes a tender of his services to them aud the
n,,Ilic generally as
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03

SrlOR RENT the Tenement lately occupl-
"a ed by Doct. Rose, opposite VIM ;.
Acids. NM. DAVIS, jr.
le'a month 3lst, 1872 TIA
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Yr. INsEED OIL and spts. TURPENriNE
IA just received by
THOMAS. J. DUVAL.
Dec. l3' ts24
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The imported Horse
81 REAX

YGfAS Been pur.
I'll chased Of Coi.
Robt. Boiling ofPe-
terSburg, Va. by a
company Of gentle
.,,nn a., thic noinh-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03

.7aHARLES A. WRITER'S has just receiv
U ed R few copies OF the following new
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23
FOREIGN.

FROM COLOMBIA BY the packet brig NJ
ANA Capt. Beekman, arrived yesterday from Gar.
thagena, we have file of the papers Of IN = cif,
TO the 9th ult inclusive. Letters from C,rtbasc1s
are 10 The 10th ult Tranquility was compIeteIv
restored in the Republic Of Colombia Gueris ana
fadiila have been hung, for having been concern.
ca IN the late conspiracy against Bolivar.
court Martial has condemned Gen. Santander IN
death for the same crime, and the Sentence has
been submitted 10 Council of Ministry for anpro.
val letter dated Carthagena, 10Th nov. SAYS
fear Sdntander will escape.-Shoud he. do
not see that this country can be expected TO main
tain tranquility"
irlgate vas fitting out at Carthagera TO cruizc
against the Pcruyians - - N'N'
The Carfhageud Gazette Of the 10Th Oct n,b
iisnes the treaty OF Peace between Bolivia and
Peru. 'o'''d duu
The SAME paper Of the 9th Nov. spesks or = 70
voIution in Chill, in which the rebels sfter ba,.
ing defeated the military, submitted 10 Inc Sena,
ne following extract of letter dated Rogo,o
EoIh yet Is rom last evenings Hmeyicn1.
The government has got news that t,yo Co
ione!s, Orlando, and Hilario Gonzales. are ooina
ABOUT the town OF Pasta TO recruit a parrv Tor ,o
instruction; and fears are entertained tlat IL the
come TO PaPayah, where there are only seventee1
troops, they may succeed in getting possession Of
1Oo muskets, and arming their troops
" . i. M Courier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23
LATEST FROM RIO DE JANEfRo

The brig Pacific, Captain Conklinr. in as dave
from Rio de Janero, arrived in Hampton Roads
on Thursday morning last. She sailed on Inc fs,
NOV. Our correspondence Of the Norfolk Beacoo
inform Us, OF the authority Of Captain Coukling
tnat peace with Buenos Ayres had been proclaim
Gu at no, but contrary 10 expectation, The cur
Tency had not improved and business b,f bero,no
worse. The stock Of Flour on hand consisted If =
bout 1000 barrels. New Richmond FIour ,yss
selling at $4,000; new Baltimore Flour sas ,a,',
ihaliy l2lOOO TO l2J50O old was considered no,
worm more than llHO0O. Bait american.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23

report was circulated in Nov Yort ,bst
had been made between Colombia and Per,,
The report came by way Of Jamaica. ,vbers !, -
said, accounts from Bogota TO the 23d of Oc,oh,r
bad been received. Our direct accounts from tbs
later place are only 10 The 8tb October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23

:. ANr1c1PATfoNs Of the First .5fouemenis.-
sarious specuallons are afloat about the manner
OF Gen. Jackson's reception, and the time of his
y'sliiag Washington. Many mistakes, il is be-
heyed, are INDUCED, and industriously circulated
on this subjcct.--Among these, is the following
extract Of letter. written FOR the Charleston
Courier. by its correspondent in Washington, De
cembcr 3:
There isJnueh speculation here on the subject
Mr. Livingston shall hold the State Depa,fmeni'
puDhc rumor has not yet decided. Mr.. Living
son Is said to be at the Hermitage is very ce7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23

On motion OF Mr. McDufie, the committee took
UP we appropriation bill for the supper, Of Govern
fnent for the first quarter Of Is2e rho ,a-;1,'
blanks oil the bill having bsen filed, the comrnte
zee rose aud reported il to the House, and II was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-31
Copy eca letter 10 TIC Editor, daiel

" AsHINGTONs Dec. 80, 1927.
DEAR StR:--As the last effort of despair. Mr..
Clay has written Book It is difficult for any one
Of US in the OPposi,ion, to get a sight OF it. But
will cndcavour 10 send it to yon by the next Mail
1t is spoken Of however,by those who have read il
y complete failure.
We have this day had stormy debate produced
by the request made by the Chairman of the Com.
mitee on manufactures, for power 10 send lor per-
sons & papers. You wIlls1ndcrsfand that without
the authority Of the House no Committee has pow
or 10 examine witness on oath. This Committee.
a majority OF whom are the friends of Cen Jack
son, arein favor Of the protecting systcn-and they
have already agreed 90 the necessity OF { fther
increasing the duties the i'm. yriadon of foreign
hemp, iron spirits, wool and articles in which the
farmers OF the west are more immediately inter-
cstcd The Committee are also willing ~ give fl,c
American manufacturer OF woocns. full rro,cc-
ton against the injurious effects Of foreign com.
petition. But among the numerous memorials
and petitions referred 10 the Committee the extent
Of protection required was not pointed out n was
alone for the purpose Of ascertauing from some OF
the most respectable and intelligent of the Woollcu
Manufacturers Themselves. the additional protec-
ton, tiiat they required, that the Committee asked
the authority of the House 10 examine them ON
oath. That This reasonable request was .o care
ncs,ly opposed by the Adams party. confirms IA.
opinion which have for a long time cutcftainoi
and frequently expressed, that they have no sin-
ccrc desire that any law should pass 70 ns Sc siof
for Tho protection Of the domestic ial sfrv of tie
country They wish, however, 10 throw Inc of
um Of opposing measures Of this description or the
friends Of Gen. Jackson. Bnt in this l1ey viii DO
disappointed.
I did ut fret hope tiat we would have pleas.
ant and q short session-but from the malignant
spirit recently exhibited by thc Adams pariv.
Tear the session viii De greatly prOcr1 tu3tcd g,
their mad opposition To- an measures calculated t
promote 'he gro pcrity Of The co1nt-.. rr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-31

a ~ pefons having c,us against the Estate Of Dame,
~ ndefgs dec. hereby notified a. hrina iher IN d.
" authenticated, 90 OF before the 6r day 81 Ap nex,s. AZ
Ter ai day dstfhuiion of said will he made bv f
Execu'o i pursuance Of the testDcd and lat will sf.,t
Fanltra and his notice veil be plead IN bar srsess ~
clam that nay te ptessuisd cubs, qutnt.
HUGH DAVIS. 2 rs'ors Of Dsr-.l
EDW. WAIVER, Vsnderysli q, q,
J7n.ti 8f-tfid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-31

I'D hNiWh f'r the .u.crhsi on ot t.rore The f S-.
80 ~ ilc p-e'' month. negro .en Main frse sh a
~ yesn 1i scf vefy hacs ssn, unr cn'enarre sf
very kroy bfu; id sbout tees iortss high Sid n,
60 ~ hnrd ihn year, vsh fs is't. VI sefph g.
81 t,h coal pif9hcrc con-isd h. bal ro- o. n o-n
~ ONE ron1rY iew Gays since. 10 likely thsf be- %
Whne about tne t'v Of Richmond he Hfi gh hood o h
cfW'r mater ~ Bfadisv, in the lover cod of utnres
county, near f.uf mile creek.
vi pay Shove reward ~ 8 10 'o sfy person uh1 VI
deliver hin TONES living hr cy Of hnelt o. fserr--
mnin any lDl go tlt 1T bon ssa,r t4RD cEoRGt.
.u 3d. e4-s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-31

TPHE Mannfse'ut.ug F1ill CON monty Known DE Am,
- her Grrs Mills iu the county u Amhcrfi. Jatr
River and distant from Lyuchburr 10 mfss. IL va n
roughly repaired last trumei; and runs sruf Rurr aud .
pan tf E1snp sfd stones. Attached 10 the MIL 10 IN d.
ce,nt Dazzling House, with The uassssry house Tor me
r1rlmcds''n rl family, and asD with ~ acres Il I'm
There kcwi,r saw fijl the premises Few can't.
fis pour'sthr advantage ha are found Obi, bos, ~,
9ld unioa1 hc n a. ai For terms ARMY ~
Jan. ai. G4-Gis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-31

TIE COMMITTEE on MANUFACTURES.
Every effort has been made By the Admin
istraiion prints in Pennsylvania aud New York
to produce an impression that t1e object in send.
ing tor persons and papers, was to delay the
measure, and defeat the claims Of the Petitioners
Even the liberal Mr.. Nile who is now enIiqbten
ing the City of Washington with the beams ri his
genius, IS trying to sound The tocsin in letter
through " Riy derr Son. Pity he had not his
jTcedOnfS char from which TO indite his esfIsionl
Now, how turns out 10 be- the fact? That the
committee have spared no efforts, iorborne no sac-
rhccs, IN the prosecution OF their duties. They
nave sent for witnesses from distant parts Of the
couniry--hrought them 10 Washinqton and have
been most as'iduousy engaged in the collection Of
information from their lips. Even an adams cor
respondent Of F9.ton paper is compelled TO bear
testimony indirectly in their behalf ''Sevcral per-
sons (says hc) have been sent for and part Of them
nave arrivcd;twOpC who were summoncAhave
been examined; fifty -four questions were propound-
ed, and Mr.. Dexter Of New York was kept ,ipo1
the stand ten hours to answer them. Tile same
tabor has been shewn in the examination OF other
wiinesses-Yett the Committee are bent altogether
upon representation and defeat Of the petitioners
And what is the result ut last'-Thc last Wash
ingtOn Telegraph states that the Committee were
about 20 report bill en- THesdgV iasf-for the f1r-
thcr encouragement oi wool, woOllen coods
hemp, iron. Gc.-ls fhis deiay' H. n not nv,
the othei, the most astonishing and commcnSabIe
aiacriiy'-Couid even Mr.. Niles have displayed
greater activity in the attainment of his obieefe5-
hope he viii write " my dear SON anotl,er
TRADE against the Committee, and agaiust Nm, Or
position.
Letters from Washington state IL ne ,le i,,eros.
son ihere, bot 20 or $1,000 copies of Uc Address
OF tlc Adams Convention of w. have been printed
tnere, folded 1872 by the pujHc oficfy ofthc Il Of r.
with me pn5hc paper, and distributed under the
irank of Members of Congress Can tlisfba true
II b be, Do s an irrcguerv and abuse OF hc public
authorities, which ought 70 bc corrccte.i Nod ac
ter aii, what viii 30 avail; Nothiug-or lhis Nd-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-31

10 send Tor parsons. For my own part, am firmly
convinced, that the facts which the Committee
have collected, instead OF retarding, will greatly
expedite the passage of wise and judcious Ia
ritf They will serve TO conciliatc the enemies of
the system, by furnishing them with convincing
testimony, that Domestic Manufactures really do
require additional protection. | have no doubt such
bill will be reported, shall unite the gentleman
from Ohio and myself in its sup.srt; although. dn-
ring the present Session, we have stood in oppo.
sition TO each other upon almost every Other qucS-
ton. Upon this occasion, shall be glad to GIN
lark with him in the same vessel, and trust we
shall have prosperous voyage. H'ash Tei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-31

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