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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
BY OTIS, DUNLOP d.. co.
pQVNJE GITChDS p

On TUESDAY, the 25th instant at. hall past ten
O'Clock, Will be sold at our Auction Store,
20 Hhds prime St Croix sugars. Also general
assortment OF Groceries.
no % o. ID. g. CO. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
BY f. O. Il. HUBB.4RD.t
NEGROES For SALE

VIII be sold OH WEDNESDAY, next, at the AIe
ton Store OF Il. &c A. Hubbard, woman about thirty
hve years, who is an excellent Cook, Washer and
lroner also likely girl about or 10 wears of are.
10 "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

Postscript 10 a letter, dated liverpool, Oct. 10.
ave have not much doing in our cotton market to-
day. and could not sell that by the Aspacia at &c."
rye understand that the price named might have
been obtained day or two before.--JOur. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
From The Baltimore American Of Saturday.
THE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET

As we minated yesterday, there has been another
Reaction in this market, and -Four in consequence OF
the intelligence from England, by the packet ship New
York has got down 81 per barrel from the wagons
and 81 25 from the stores, at which prices some few
sales were made in the g. the day. The BUSH
nGss however is quite fat holders and purchasers in
different about operatingthe former, because they
had expected better price, and purchasers still think
ing the article might yet be lower Grdin, best red,
sold for 81 so per busbcand holders asking 26 cts.
per gallon for Whiskey, in hhds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
SAVES AT HAVRE. Der. u

SALES AT HAWKE, UcT. II.
100 bales Georgia cotton 82f. SOC 9sf.; ZIG Lou
isiana, l0of so; 40 Pernam. ll0f25 brls. n. York
Potash, 40f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

The New York Journal of Commerce OF Wednes-
day, informs, that Flour was one dollar lower that
morning in consequence of the news from England.
Some sales had taken place at 50 for common southern
and at that price holders firm, and some OF them
refused to accept that offer.
The cotton market, says the same paper, is in n
good state, but prices advanced but shade in con-
srquenceofthe favorable news the impression appears
to be that the large supplies which going forward
ncnt advance improbable.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

NEW GOODS AND NEW EASIIIONS-THO.
MAS ROWLAND, .feRs Jercer and IaiLor grateful Tor
past avou respectfully ionns his friends and the public in
general that ne has received his Fall Goos CONSISTING OF We
~ large and general assortment ofCLOTES CASSINERES
VESTNGS, which he win make up 70 order al the shoresi
notice, and on the lowest possible terms
~ b. On hand an assortment of TRIMMINGS =, male
up such cloths may .e o him Get I,-vye,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
Private Entertainments

HNtiE Subscriber. grateful for the announcement
already received, still continues 10 keep n bousf,
~ Private Entertainment over Mr.. Jno NJ. Anderons
Iroccry store opposite the Mansion House. and most
door 20 Collins g. Co.'S BooJ, store ,,bcye H. : 49,
pared to accommodate gentlemen from the country
with their horses, the very lowest possible teyrns
lie can accommodate abOnt q or 10 Members Of ~.
Legislature with board during the session ON s,lrh
ters as cannot FOIL to give satisfaction lie can also
board 10 or - horses by the month"; Torms eo,siL,
satisfactory WILLIAM HOWLETT.
Nov. t9--ws 4tif
WISH 10 buy for my own use, handsome vossy,s
Horse, well gated and accustomed 10 hayncss. op
about five feet would b. preferred.
no lg-eo3t r. HAXAT.I.
Os-.3n Apeyeai.;, az sfld a re b,5ie H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

Gay has passed; the whole popuatonof Catholic ire
land IL deeply impressed with the justice OF their
claims and nothing short of justice wall satisfy them.
In the mean time, rejoice to perceive that troops
are pouring into the North of Ireland, for feel
sured that the tranquility of that kingdom is moro
endangered by the intemperance and blood thirsty
violence ofthe Brunswick Clubs than from any other
cause. What docs the Bishop of Down mean, by
permitting of his clergy to retain the power Of
administering the sacrament, after uttering a wish
Tor the shedding Of human blood?
The Forces Of .1ustr:G.-For Immediate aud cf
.cctive service, Austria possesses power than
uny country in the world. Her war compliment OF
disciplined troops amount to nearly half million.
~ Regiments Of German Infantry, 177.000 men.
Ii Hungarian do. $4,000
90 Battalions Grcnadiers, $4,000
ID Battalions Chasseurs, 900
10 Regts on the Frontier. Qnf) $4,000
IA Regis Cuirsssers e. Dragons, $4,000
- Regis Light Cavalry, $4,000
Regis Light Infantry, 10000
Officers, &c. $4,000
WAGON Train. 1000
$4,000
Although Prince Mettcrnichs over cunning policy
leads him into scrapes, it must be admitted that with
such power he has glorious chance of getting out.
~. Y. Cotuicr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
SCHEME.
Bcsldes great number Of $40, 400 500 s6O &C &C.
Amounting to $4,000.

chances $40 Shares IN pTopo,fion
lie sure 70 calf at COTTO.8pS BOOKSTOREI
where the drawing of tho above scheme will be rol
ceived.
+ S'--I1ckets and shares 70, sale in the Dismal
Swamp Canal Lottery, CAPITAL urlzc siOGoo 10 no
drawn the 10th December Tickets g. halves . 40
quarters 25 For lOcky Plumbers call M
nov 2l CO7TO.1TS BOOESTOHr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
stectdott sales.
THIS EAy.
l.4VE.NPORT, Allen g. CO.
HIS rAY.

WHISKEY. sc.
THIS MORNING, cath Nov. st half ras, Ton
o'clock, at our Auction Store
rs bbls Ohio whiskcy tEtss
90 do ~. L. rum
dhds jamaica do
5 do Antigua do
3 pipes cognac BRANDY
3 do Gin
do imitation branly
80 boxes soap
90 hhds prime molassess
Writing and wrapping psper
Snuff in bottles
Malaga wine
Madeira do
go bbls Newark cider
Pepper, Ginger &c. SC.
no 81 II A G. f,n -.
vi be added TO the above sale, % bbls New Yory
pippins. d. A. a. CO. Sucis
nov "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

FLOUR.--The news by the New York has had
the effect Of depressing the price of Flour consdera
bly,. II has fallen low 81 the BALTIMORE
ket.-Beforc the arrival ofthe news here Saturday
twas held at 50 5o-since which sales have been
made. There were not 500 bbs. in first hands for
sale on Saturday Over 500 bbls have since arrived
No one disposed to opinion to the
price ut which the market will open this morning
though all agree it must be considerably lower than
on Saturday forenoon
WHEAT.-We have heard of no sale of Wheat
since Saturday forenoon. Purchasers have not fixed
a price on it since the receipt of the New York's
news.
TOBACCO remains without alteration in price or
demand. Little ofthe arrives for inspection, and
Of the old the manufacturers buy merely suicency
tosupply their immediate necessities. The late news
may possibly advance the price of good leaf.
Number of Boats and nuo1Iof produce passed doom
through The Lotcer Locks.
November eI.-i3 upland boats, coal boats, 9i3
bushels coal, hhds tobacco, 81 kegs manufactured
tobacco, 43T bh. -four, 2l5 bushels wheat, Ii cords
wood.
The New York American of Thursday evening
quotes 8 Bank Stock at 1913 l-4al23 3-8. Exchange
ON London ut 100 Sd 10.
Extracts Of Commercial Letters to Richmond .Ner-
chants.
LONDON 9th Oct.--The sales oftobacco within
the last week reach 1900 hhds of Kentucky leaf at
lid to SID; cargo of superior quality brought
27-8d. The markets Of the continent are more en-
couragng. The price of low qualities has advanced
an eighth.
LIVERPOOL, 18th Oct. 1S23.-The sales this
month amount TO 1000 hhds. OF which $50 were Vir-
ginia leaf and stcmmed, taken speculation at from
led to led; in leaf suitable for the Irish markets
there has been an advance of Id to IL for prime.
Other qualities and stemmed, Of which our stock
amounts to 1000 hhds. remain without alteration.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
NEW DRY GOODS sroRE.-.I4.1IES ~

HI :
rex las taken the store formerly in the occupancy OF
essrs Granniss, Son Brothers. immediately p,si,e ,essrs
nan Moores and has now hand grlcia assortment of
s'api and fancy Dry Goods among which are
Cloths cassimeTes and a;tneis tine and coarse
Red white, green and yellow ha.lpels
SIX and striped Valencia yestngs
SwItnscOwn and Marseilles do.
lrish and German linens, lawns and camhrics
Calicoes assorted embracing a great vire,v
Fancy, striped and plaid ginshalns
fIain and figured bombazetis, yarousculogs
"a to 64 jacone, and book ralslins
Null, India and Swiss do.
Swiss and black Italian silk craNats
Canton and Mandarin Grapes, IIaautn
Slack Italian ustTing, senchevs and ssgses
\ large assortment OF silk, and woolen hos;,ry
ashlonabe bonnet and belt ribbons
lag Bandanna and cotton handkerchleis
Gloves and combs ofevcry description
LINEN and cotton ticknss, furniture and apron checks
i;iSeyS and kerseys suitable for servants clothing
brown and beached dOmestcs, diapers &c.
tarpeting hearl-rugs, umbrellas, &c sc.
lrw for cash. NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
TO DELAY is DANGERoUsI

~ " cali IN time and secure chance I'm hhis Splcn
~ did Scheme, to be drawn next Tuesday when
some ct the following prizes no doubt viii be disI:-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

The New York American of Thursday evening,
quotes 8 Bank Stock at 1913 l-4al23 3-8. Exchange
ON London ut 100 81 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

Extracts Of Commercial Letters to Richmond .Ner-
chants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

65-s3n NPsyfN';a s az 7'la aifie Dig 81
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10
Erom Ia .NaLionaI MteNgencer.

GENTLEMEN: The enclosed sermon,
translated from the Arabic and delivered,
Isuppose, by one Of the Mufd, send you
for publication, under the impression 1t
will afford to many ofthe readers of your
valuable paper some amusement, as well
on account of its singularlty as its novelty.
It's elegance ofstyle and lofty expressions
surpass any composition on SO small a scale
i have ever seen.
Most respectfully, your ob't sery't
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10

COTtshap-.A gentleman feeling stroog
Partially for young lady whose name
was N0ues, was desirous, without the Ger
emory of formal courtship, to ascertain
her sentiments. For this purpose, he said
to her one day-whith that kind Of air ana
manner which means either Jest or earnest
as you choose to take it-''lfI were to ask
you whether you arc under any matrimo-
NAL engagement to any one, which part OF
your name (No-yes) might l take for an
answers
"The frst;;" said she in the same tone.
Sand were / to ask ifyou were inclined
to brm such an engagement, should per
son offer who loved you and was not IN
different to yourself; what part Of YOU
name might 1 then take as an answer!
THE last"
sst.d if tell YOU that love you, and
u 10 form such an engagement with
ga. what part Of yOur name may
take.
"Oh then" replied the blushing girl, "
take 5be 1cbOle name; as IN such case
would cleeJully resign ii for yours
albany Chronicle.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10

.- v-uoy o. other articles nos enumerated.
Also
.mcr Brandy pe1ch Brandy. Holland Gin
Is.r lorl Madeira. Lisbon. ICleuie. aot
1 mg, Mc..sses l-ckaet Gmpowdcr
a. and Young Hy,on Teas dc. including
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10

On - it TO lOtuA cALlA tllt N-iei -1~tti~--- "A-'
what part Of your name may
take.
"Oh then" replied the blushing girl, "
take ste 1ch0le name; as IN such a case
would cleertully resign ii for yours"
albany Chronicle.
100
There Is scarcely a vegetable which we
/. II present employ that can be found grow
ing naturally. Button states that our
wheat is a Fictitious production, raised to
its present condition entirely by the art OF
agriculture. Rice, rye, barley, or even
oats. are not TO be found wild, that Is to say,
growing naturally in any part Of the earth,
but have been altered by the industry OF
mankind from plants not now resembling
them even in such a degree as to enable us
20 recognize their relations. The acid and
disagreeable opium graCeOfels has been
transformed into delicious celery; and the
colewoyt, a plant of scanty leaves, not
weighing altogether half an ounce, has
been improved into cabbage, whose leaves
alone weigh many pounds or into coull-
flower OF considerable dimensions, being
only the embryo ola few buds, which, IN
the natural state would not have weighed
many grains. The potato, again whose IN
PRODUCTION has added many millions to our
population, derives its origin from small
and bitter root, which grows wild IN Chill
and at Monteyideo. If any of my readers
should be sceptical upon the subject ofsuch
raetamorphoses, let them visit the fairy
bowers Of horticulture, and they will there
perceive that her magic wand has not only
converted the tough, caraicious covering OF
the almond into the soft and melting flesh
of the peach, but that, by her spells, the
sour sloe has riPened into the delicious
plum. and the austere crab Of our woods
into the gloden pippin; that this, again,
has been made to sport in almost endless
variety, emuladng in beauty Of form and
color, in exuberance of fertility, and nrch-
ness of flavor, the rarer production Of war
mer regions and more propitious cllmltes.
DR.. Paris on diet.
..-ese"..
LADY MoRGAN.-Itis said that Lady
Morgan has by will bequeathed her body
to the surgeons for dissection.
-...eas..
Political Observation-Disclosures had been
no deaths in the world, there would be at
this day on the earth, 173,00O, 600, 900,
| 600, 600 (173, 900 milliards.) As the con
tinent contains at least 1857 billions Of
square feet, each person could have 900
square feet.
On the other hand, as the number Of
deaths is to that ofblrths as 10 to II, there
are born each year thirty SIX millions Oh
men; each day nIney-elght thousand tour
hundred; each hour, four thousand and
eighty; each minute, seventy two; and leach
second, one and a tenth, and the deaths are
( one every second.
Thus, poor mortals, you saeeze, and
some one dies, you make step and anO-
Their dies; shake my pen, and death hap
pens; how many deaths happened while ]
have been making these few remarks! But
reader, whilst YOU have been running over
this paragraph how many have been born.
Journal du Hare.
90
nj p 4
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10
DRUGS,
.lIEDICLYES, Prints IND DYE STUFFS
SALE, BY
ARGGIBAGyD s. TODD

s BELOW THE POST OFFICE At TIE OLD STAND Oh TODD
AND WOODS MAV STREET WHEELING:
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10

4 toJaeeo J0r.-A TOBACCO box IS now N
the possession ofMr. Van Zant, Of Albany
made in the year l75l, ard which has neg-
er since that time been altered or repaired
1t has been in use 1885 days and beer
used in opening and shutting l,000.60
tunes, and the tobacco used ont Of il during
that time, cost upwards Of s3i6. s.
much for tobacco chewers.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10

The attributes ofthc Deity were the sub
lect of the Priests discourse; and, after
some exordium, he elevated his voice, and
exclaimed.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10

Tie DardaneHeS.--An ignorant fellow
was 5oasting that in his travels he had been
.caressed every where. and thathe had seen
all the great men in Europe. "EIaYe you
seen the Dardanellesl" said one of the
company. "Yes," replied he, II dined
with them at Gibralter, and found them to
be excellent company"
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10
4a jnrOice of ViOIiRs, Flutes
Fifes 81 Ci0ri0nets; Piano
0lusic g. Violin Strings.


GOODS. CONSISTING ly PART Ass FOLLOWS;
Olive brown. blue black and mixed Cloths.
Cambria and Jscoaa. Ginglams. ClLcoes, and
Cmbrc-;
Sae Cd Swiss. NuI Plain and Figured
Jacsorots. and Medium Mus.ms
.osed Bmlazne and black Lasting for Gem
lguel Welr
Cotton and silk Stockings
Plain Ui Mixed DuIr-s
Linen Cambria Pocket lImi6uchaf.
linen Cm5dcs. lawn. Imitation Linen Cambria
Ga 7-- and ga Table Linen
al elegant assortment of Co.orej and Plain Graz
fashionable silk Poke. Hndkerches.
tn.v Scarf and SuluIz
Bonnet Hls. and Cap Rt5luds, and 81 Ire RIB
uuas.
l.-som Straw and Gimp Bome,s and Gentle
men Lerhcu Hats.
ladies and Guleme1s 1.1cb Hosku. Rid and
>Ik Gloves
Thread bot1usu and Cotton Iaces Sushlw.
>rceno- Florence Nmul Satin ST. lutesTu-
>.l .1.orel li blacks
,..rei G.os le Naples S.k
r Striped LetaHuua and Florence,
a-~e assorted co.o--.
., ud 00uwcI Buies
-t 30 boamet Iac. Piping Cord Cu0e Shawls
.upe Robes and black Canton Grape
-r hfe mt Green French Grapes, and
UIsou E.UIa
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10

A MATcH. It is said that Miss Fran
ces Wright, the fair advocate Of Mr.. Ow-
cas- principles, Is about to renounce a part
other creed, at least for a season, and to
join her fortune ard person with that OF
one Of Mr.. Ovens sons: whether "ior
better or worse" ''until death do part
them" or whether itbe a mere Platonic as
s3ciaGon, to be dissolved when no longer
convenient or agreeable is more than we
can say. The lady is said to be rich.
Rich. Telegraph.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10

h
VIII he isa "a
willie TO can
le has 0lh
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10
PATENT MEDICINES, sc.

FEW DOZEN BOTTLES LORLARDS SUPERIOR MACABOUGH SNUFF
ps Country Merchants win find ter advantage call at the above
al he complete the
FI ssey Ginseng Smb &c will be received III exchange
VV-e,1rg Au- us
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-09
TPUBLIC-No. Gil
AN ACT making appropriation for the sup
preston of the Slave Trade.

AN ACT making appropriation for the sup
preston Of the Slave Trade.
Be enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of n
oericn IN Congress assembled, That the
sum OF thirty thousand dollars be, and the
same is hereby. appropriated. Tor tn" sup
preston of the Slave Trade, pursuant to
the act of Congress of the third day o
March one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen.
Sec. :. Ind be it further enacted, That
the Secretary of the Navy be authorized
TO paw. out of the sum herein appropriated, 4,
the claim Of the Administrator of the es-
tate of Taliafcrro Livingston, late United
States Marshal for the District Of AIaba.
ma, for the maintenance of sundry Atrl-
cans. captured in one thousand eight hun.
drcd and eighteen: PrOrided. The sad
Administrator shall produce satisfactory
evidence ofthe reasonableness ofthc char
pcs for the said maintenance land that the
sums received by the said Livingston for
the hire Of the SAID Africans, and for the
labor performed for him by said Africans,
ifany, be accounted for. and deducted.
Approved-24th Nav, lS2S.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-09

Members of the Legislature of the Ter
ritory of Arkansas, and for other Purpo
sps.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House o.
REPRESENTATIVES Of The United States Of II
merica an Congress assembled, That there
shall be paid to each member of the tw"
branches of the Legislature of the Terrific
ry of Arkansas, three dollars day for each
lay he shall actually attend the sesslo.
thereof ; and, also. three dollars for ever,
twenty five miles travel, in gong to and
returning from such session; TO be COM
puted by the actual distance from the place
where such member resides, To the place
where the session of the Legislature shall
be.held, which said distance shall be dis
,inctly certified by the Governor Of sa Q
Territory: Prorided, kucerer, That ne
member shall be entitled 20, or shall re
cciyc compensation, for daily attendance.
for more than thirty days in every two
years; or for going 10, and returning form
said Legislature, more than once IN SAID TWO
years.
Sec. .. Ind be u further enacted, THAI
,hcreshall bepaid, once in two years, seven
hundred and twenty dollars, to the Cover.
nor Of said Terrlrory. TO be appiettowards
defraying the Incidental expenses Of the
Legislature, in such manner as the saiu
Legislature shall direct.
Sec. ,. .4nd be Il further enacted, Thai
there be, and is hereby, appropriated. on
of any moneys not otherwise appropriated
the sum oifour hundred and eighty dollars
10 the District Judge of the State Of Mis-
souri,, and to each Of the Judges of the Su
oeror Court for the Territory of Arkansas
for their extra services as Land Commits
sioners, from the twrnty-siXth day Of May,
eighteen hundred and twenty eight, to the
thirty FIST day Of December next.
Sec. 1. find be II FURTHER enacted, That
for tho contingent expenses o'the Senate
for the year eighteen hundred and twenty.
eight. in addition to tho sum heretofore ap.
propriatcd, tho sum Of Fifteen thousand dol
lars be, and the same hereby is, appropri.
ated, TO be paid 9ut of any unappTopriaied
money in the Treasury.
Approved -2tth Nav, 1899.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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MIR. sULLTYAN,s STATEMENT.

To he Editor ofHe Naryidad,r. Sir
Az have seen recent publication of the
Life Of Gen. Andrew Jackson, Philadcl-
phla edition. in which nm referred TO ns
having heard the General threaten certain
Senators of the United States with person.
al violence, such as cutting Of ears, &c.
! deem It proper TO state what ] heard
and know IN relation thereto.
When Gen.Jackson arrived in BALTIMORE
on his return from tour TO Philadelphia
and New York. on the 9th February, 1919,
| called 10 see him AT the Fountain Inn,
Light-s,reet. where he had taken quaiters
for himself and suite. On entering his
room, was introduced to him, and the
customary salutations over. he in few
minutes after addressed himself 70 Dr.
Brounopgh. and one or more Of his suite,
respecting ibe report Of the Committee Of
he United States Senate, Of which. IL ap-
peared, he had Just then heard, and OF
which AbDer Lscock, Of Pennsylyanis,
was Chnirman--vhich report was strong
in apprehension Of the General for his arbI.
,rary conduct IN the Seminole War. and 10
which he made the most vehement excep-
,ions, s,rearing most .jiiriousiy at Mr.. La
cock. whom he denounced as a damnd
sooundrei, icho icos concerned ,cith the Con-
tractor at Fort Scott, By uhich he lost money
and which was the cause Of his (LacockD
hostility towards him and that BY God,
he. Generoi ydckson, would cut the sooun-
drePs lssock's ears %, On the next