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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
TO MORROW.

TO MORROW.
Washington City Lottery, Seventh Glass,
Will be drawn in the city Of Washington on Tuesday,
2lst April 48 numbers drawn ballots.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
Tickets IS halves 2 So quarters1 IS.
New.York Consolidated Lottery,
No. d. for 1929, will be drawn in the City Of N. York
on Thursday, 23d April. so nubers. drawn ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets sl0 halves s, quarters so; eighths IS.
For sale at
=. CORSEsS
Lottery and Exchange Office, Kingst alexandria.
40 IS q IS Al - As So
are the drawn numbers Of the Union Canal Lottery Of
PENNSYLVANIA, No. S for 1922 april ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
AUCTIONS
Trust Sale Of lard. SC,

10 y virtue Of = deed Of trust executed b, Luke Can
- non, Gate decd in his lifetime, to the .ub.crib-
e which deed bears date the aAik day of Jaauary
1872 and is duly recorded in the Clerks oc- Of The
County Court OF Prince william County 1 shall, on
the premises late the residence &c The aid uke Can
non, near Dufies, on Thursday tie sd of iprnext.
proceed to SELL for the purposes IN the said e ed x.
pressed, to the highest bidder, At public auctiur TOR
cash, all the right title and interest Of IN. sad IKE
Cannon in and to the tract Of land on which the sid
Cannon latey resided being situated the us,ers of
Q'antco run and adjoining the land attached to the
Quanco Mills near Dumfries, the said tract being e.
tmated, by survey. TO contain
$50 Acres.
ALSO, the right. title aud interes, Of said Can.
non in and to an undivided moiety Of three several
tracts of land formerly the joint propert, tf himself
and Francis Cannon, decd to wt:-ohe tract situated
on the waters Of said Qanco run. and adjoining the
last mentioned tract, the same being estimated by sur.
vey, to contain
800 Acres.
One tract situated on the north fork or said
run and adjoining the tract last aforementioned be-
ing estimated, by survey, 10 contain " Acresi and
other tract situated in the lower end Of said County,
on the waters OF Poplarfork branch, and containing
22O Acres, more or less.
ALSO, oil The right. tiie and interest Of said
Luke Cannon in and to o. negro slaves, with their in.
crease, and the stock Of horses CATTLE hogs and stock
of all kinds. with the Household and Kitchen Furni.
ture belonging 20 said CsInons estate; or much of
the above described property, real and personal.
the undersigned trustee shall deem sufficient, and
think proper to SELL to satisfy the purposes and
ditions Of the deed Of trust aforesaid including al
costs and charges attending the premises. he title
to the above property is believed by to be indis-
putabe, but. acting trustee. shall convey such tie
tie only to purchasers is vested in by virtue Of
tn, aforesaid deed, under which am hereby authoriz.
ed to sell GEORGE W NACRAE,
msce 2l-Stawts Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

ou;et, and always seemed most n,
sSs ana 'l.h %S the little orphan was within
hted " nC,en have / gone with others OF
ssSt y sss him fondling his little adopt
amp 9. y >, was visible alteration in h, IS
!; ut a ns'I his keepers death, and he fell
Yath al's' d;ed at Cawnpore, six months al
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
Mare Stolen.

GToI.EN from wagon on Kng.street, yesterday
- morning., a ARK BY MARE, with bushs tail
and name, about Is hands high, The hair IF her
sides by the back straps her right hind hoof injured,
which causes her to limp when rode, and four or Eve
years old this spring-No other marks rcco,lectsd-
Said mare is worth about $50. will give dollars
for the covery Of the above and 20 dollars for
the appreh. ard prosecution Of the thief sp.
plestion John w Barker King street, Alexandra,
or to JOHN BEACH,
april l7-3t< Near Middleburg, Loudoun Co. Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

NE CUSTOM Housg.-rhe reform in the
Ut luNom House, (says the Courier) we
IS aud, begun yesterday mornins. MIR.
=" received his commission as Collector
NA'l OF Sunday evening, and General
c, by the same, received notice 10 clear
rare no, learned whether Mr.. Hens
- asrsd upon The discharge Of his Of.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
COMMERCIAL.

Price, Current at 81. Kitts, on the 18th March.
Flour, BIG per bbl.
Pork, 90,
Beef. lsals, scarce ard in demand
Corn, pr bush
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
SMl!P NEWS.
ARRIVED, APRIL 10,

Schr Hiram, Barnes, Turks Island; salt to Mes
sersmith List of American vessels left at the Island
of 81. Bartholomew BY the Hiram-Brig Mary Of Port.
land Jordan for Turks Island in days. Mechanic Of
do, stanwood, Alexandria, days; schrs. Juvenile,
Newburyport, Coeby,. st. Croix, days; George of
Duxbury. Cook, Turks Island, days. Catherine Of
Bouthby, Linnekn, just in; Franklin, of Eliza.
beth City, Glle., do; Mary I: Wealthy, OF Prospect,
Pendeton in days, Turks Island; Rapid of Prince
town, Rider, in days, do do ; Ann Maria, Of vi.
emma, Cathell, in 2 days. Vienna; Reoecca, Hyer,
Of Newbern, Stackpool, commenced disclarging, I'd
win, of Salem, Mckenzie, dschargingi Benz AMIN
Ferguson, of Fo!ly.iandmg, Kellon, just come in;
Angenora, Newly ork, Smith, just come in, William,
of N.Yarmou,h, Moses Brown; Hilarty Vienna Stock.
ly Ship Msrmon, New York, Carey, 1.-THE late master,
l. p. Hart, washed overheard at Sea. This vessel
came in in great distress. d>charging her cargo, to
ascertain the extent of damages; but in all likelihood
will be condemned. Spoke, lat. $50, long. 74' so,
brig Leander, for Boston.
Schr. Eunice, Thurow, Newbury; salt, mackerel,
&c. to John n. Laid.
Schr. Erie, Bar,r,m, New.York; freight for the Dis.
trict
Schr. Increase, Deiaway, New-York; freight for the
District.
SAILED,
Schr. White Oak. Hammond Boston.
sehr Esther Sally, Bancroft, hence, at Philsdel.
phia 18th inst
sloop johnson, johnson. cleared at Philadelphia for
this port 18th inst.
Brig Hebden sailed from Boston for this port 18th
instant
schrs. Velocity and Haxa!l sailed from Boston for
tins port 18th inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

Washington City Lottery, 7th Glass,
To be drawn To morrow, at 4 O'Clock.
Scheme:
prize of $4,000 prizes Of $1,000
do of 5000 do Of 500
do OF 3,044 10 do of $50. &c.
Tickets S.; halves so; quarters IS: For sale at
r. FUMNEY,S
Lottery and Exchange Office, King street, alexandria
april 20
Drawing Of New-York Consolidated Lottery, Extra
Glass, No. 5, for 1899:
So g 22 10 50 l
Drawing Of the Union Canal Lottery, Class No, 3,
40 Is "a IS al "a So So
april 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

fetal duties; but il WAS stated that Mr. Adj
ans Bailey haG been regularly placed in the
chair Of the Deputy Collector, in place Of Mr..
John Wheelwright, removed. 1t is presumed
,ha, there will be pretty general removal Of
the subordinate officers connected with the col
lection disirist.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
District Of Columbia,

district OK COANmbla,
County Of Alexandria, Set
NILLIAM FERGUSON has applied to the Hon.
w William Cranch, Chief Judge Of the Unit.
ed States Circuit C0ur, of the District Of Colunba,
to be discharged from imprisonment, under the Act
for the relief of insovent Debtors within the District
of Columbia, on Saturday. the second day Of May
next, at o'clock, A ~ at the Court House IN Alex
andrs, when and where his creditors are required to
attend. EDM '. LEE,
april 20-St C. T.. c. d &. e.. a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
Charles County Court,
NreA Term, 1929.
Richard veitch and Reuben Johnson)
,v,s O.; u +" Equity

William ID. Bealle.
ORDERED by the Court, that the sale made BY
fed and confirmed on the second Monday in June
nex unless cause be shewn TO the contrary on or be-
fore the said day provided copy Of this order be
published in the Alexandra Phenix Gazette for SIX
successive weeks before said day. The Report states
that the land and premises in the decree mentioned
sold for two thousand and ten dollars.
Test: JOHN BARNES, Cpk.
april 1-d6w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

INSPECTORS ofihs Customs al Baltimore. appoint
." Mf Place Of those recently removed Lights
'"aaser; 1. Anderson, Captain Cant, J.
NnS, \. NJ Nelson, ]. Branson, and ].
'a'y-'he latter reinsto,ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

Mr.. JOHN McEKNSEY, Jr. Of Bel-Air, Md.
"sFo''~mAs'er Of rhot place, has Seen remov.
w. Mr. McKenny is gentleman universally
'''emed by his feIlow citizens. and possesses
S'a Intelligence, industry and business habits,
'DN o's h'ted his office with fidelity and ability
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. VIII.

PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. VIII.
~ riid Ii, bend, $50 much for buckingham,
Louis NcL,SE, Of Delaware, to be Minister
% England, vice James Barbour, removed.
III his removal drroga,es from the charae-
F' oI This Administration for maenanimity, il
m'NY yet be allowed that The substitute appoint.
mrn' Is "nexcepIionablc, as regards The per-
"'S' character and qualifications of the gen.
'E'nSn selected Nat. bit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

Cotton.
4 FEW bales cotton, just received and for sale by
IN GEO. JOHNSON.
Who offers also,
IS shares Marine Insurance Stock. april 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

Lottery Office, Royol street.
Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery of Pennsy ana,
Class 10 3 for 1859.
40 Is s. IS Al "a 46 81
april 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

Washington City Lottery. 9TH Class,
To be drawn in Washington City on Tuesday April 81
4S numbers, drawn ballots.
Capital Prize $4,000.
Tickets SIS, halves so; quarters IS. For sale at
r ~ WHITES
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08

miles oft! What will Pennsylvania be in
the Union? Neither the arch--nor the
key stone Of the arch--a mere trans mon
tame province. What power will the free
states have! So far, free and slave states
have been admitted into the Union, two at
time--pari passu, and the equilibrium has
been preserved in the Senate? Ifthey do,
they are traitors to themselves, to posterty,
to the great canse Of humanity, civil and
social rights and order.
Questions ofimmense magnitude present
themselves TO our notice, and are forced
upon the decision ofour judgments. 1t 10
not if pe wiA They are here. We must
meet them Not for ourselves only do we
tct, but for poSterity--for ages and gene
,aticns yet unborn. Every consideration
Of patriotism and duty call upon US 10 ..
rouse ourselves to the magnitude Of the
interests involved in the decison--to de-
eide wisely and to act firmly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08

Our cos}m House is nearly finished, and
10 highly csditable to the taste and skill Of
Mr.. Ware, the architect. 1t is so situated
as to commpd fine view Of the harbor, and
to be distinctly seen by vessels as they sp-
proach the tswn. Although the appropriation
for the purchase of the land, and for the con-
s,ruction fine edifee was very small the
building has bsen erected on such plan, as
to be, not merely useful to tho government,
but very ornamental TO the town.
ws: --eos--
CATTLE Snow. The annual Cattle
Show and Fair,ofthc Rhode Island Socie-
'y for the epcouragc cement, Of domestis in
dustry, will take place on Wednesday next,
at Pawtuxet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08

A letter dated Charleston. Sept15 says
Our season for business is getting near
at hand; and from the remarkable degree
| of health Of our city, we have reason 10
| calculate upon an early fall trade. We
have already had several small lots Of new
Uplands in market The crops of the a.
bove. and Rice, will not equal that ef las,
year; that of Sea lslonds.it is generally be-
lieved. will fall far short"
The Savannah Georgian Of the 10Th uft.
Sav..--A bale Of Sea Island Cotton Of the
new crop, being the first this season, was
| received op Thursday from the plantation
of John d. Mongin, Esq. at Dawfuskic. II
( is Of very fine quality {.
| Such IL the demand for stra " pa per. that
The manufacturers in Pennsylvania, have
been compelled 70 increase the number Of
watts and other appliances ofthe mills. Mr..
! Shrcver, of Chambersburg, advertses for
ono thousand tons Of oat, rye. barley and
wheat straw; ana the Crawford Messenger,
says--'in addition 10 three vats, a machine
has been in successful operation at Col.
Mngaw's works on Woodccck. and Sec
ond machine is being erected at the mills
! in this village. Our farmers in the neigh
| borhood will consequently have constant
demand and good price for all the straw
| they can produce"
The case Of John Vincent. a criminal
confined in the prison Of Norristown Penn.
for robbing Mr.. Cornelius Tyson. Of Wor-
cesier township, has for the last few days
excited more astonishment than perhaps
any other circumstance which has occur
red for many years. II is well known that
in consequence Of the supposed insanity OF
Vincent, h's trial had been put off for sew
eral Courts. a, the last Court he was
brouch, before the bsr,snd Jury sppoint-
ed TO examine him; who after q strict ex-
amine,on, reported him mad. On Thurs
day Las, however, when his dinner was tax.
en- TO him.be suddenly and very uncxpect-
edly recovered his speech and told the per-
son who had presented il, that "he could
ca, his dinner as well as any man. The
trick was then immediately discovered and
Vincent has since frequently related his
severe sufferings, disclosed all his inten-
tions, and heartily laughs a, his cunning
deception.
HoRRIsLr VISpicTIvE. The editor Of
the Pawtucket Chronicle says--',The con-
ductor Of . newspaper, who will under~ork
bic neigbbors. and insert advertisements
for half price, deserves to be kicked 10
desth by lame grasshoppcrs. and trundled
to the grave b. his own devil"
The Louisville Branch Of the Bank of
Kentucky has been robbed Of e25DO-~
nearly all the money IT contained. The
Bank was entered and the money stoleny0
ihs evening Of THURSDAY ,bs l7&
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08

Capt. Sylvester r. Hazard has been ap
pointed Keeper Of Besvcr.Tail Light.
House, on Jamestown--in the place OF
George Shesrman. deceased. We think
the appointment a very good one, and We
know Of no man smong the Jackson ranks
tbs, sss should prefer to Nc. II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08

Commodore Porter, arrived at Philadel
phia on Saturday last in the brig Bevan
from veJs Cruz,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-08

Nrw ORLEANS. "Thc yellow fever"
saw. the New Orleans Courier of the Sth
September. "seems 10 oX;end lis ravages
in the country Intelligence from Man.
chac and rlapuemines reports several
deaths by that dreadful disease: nd one of
our respectable citizens lately arrived from
the Bay Of ~. Louis, estates that six privates
and an officer Of tho company of United
States troops stationed there had died. In
town the sickness so far from diminishing
seems every day to increase in mslignity,&
a, the mouth OF Bayou ~. John. where. II
We mistake not, no case Of yellow fever
had ever been seen, several deaths have
already occurred"
A letter in the New Orleans Bee. dated
Mapchae i Lou 9th Aug. says. THE vel.
low fever is making terrible ravsges here
Al Plaquemines. all ;be shops are shut, and
those who have been so fortunate as 10 es.
cape the disease, have left the place.
The sch. Alpha, from Havsna. which she
left Sept ~. has arrived at Charleston.
The captain reports. that vessel arrived
there on the 18th, in 6 days from Tsmpico,
bringing news that body Of Spanish
troops. who we're out in search Of water.
had been attacked BY the Mesicsns, lin
ambush) and 200 Of them killed, the resi-.
Cue rey0supgs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

COMMENCEMENT AT PRINCETON. - The day
after the commence eni, the B ard OF Tr s.
tees proceeded to fill the professor ship made
vacan, by the designations Of Professor Patton
and professor Halsey, respectively when The
following appointments were made:
The Reverend John M'Lane, A NJ. who his
been for several years Professor Of Ms'hema,'
les in the College, was appointed Vice Presi'
dent. aud Professor Of Languages.
Mr. Henry Ve'hake, A. M. late nf Dickin-
son College, Carlisle, was appointed Professor
Of Mathematics.
NJ. Albert b. Dodd, A. N. graduate OF the
College in 1922. and who for two years past
has filed the Office Of tutor in The institu ion
. was appointed Teache' OF Chemistry, Expert
mental Philosophy and Natural History.
MIR. Louis Hargous was appointed leaeh eI
of Modern Languages and
Dr.. John rorrey, Professor OF CHEMISTRY
Sc in the University Of the state OF Nv York
was appointed to deliver course OF Lec'ur
ON Chemistry, and Experimental Philosophy
during the next summer session Of he College
Pofessor Ve,nake is is now absent on 'hor
visit 10 Europe, but is expected 20 return
early in the spring, and it Is hoped, VIII enter
ON The ,lu,ies Of his Professorship q the com
mencemen, Of the mex, summer session.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

REVENUE COLLECTED Al BosToY. The Bos.
ton Patriot sla'es The revenue upon imports and
tonnage secured at hat port the current year
ending on Isl October, al 81 s07 6e7-being
only Bias, SCI less than las' year.
The samr paper ssys :" The duties OH the
teas alone imported in the ship Alert, arrived
on Sunday las, from Canton, amounr to up.
wards Cf Sl4o 900, Of which on house pays
abou, $4,000. lis the most valuable cargo
Of teas imported into This dis,ric, f"r Eve years
The du'y on tea is the same as during that Pc
Rod. The duties on the whole cargo amour,
to upwards Of 81 so 600"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

IN consequence Of the reception OF the for"
lsOese Minister commissioned BY Don Miguel,
" The Prcsiden', the Portuguese Consul at New
i''k has addressed the following note 10 the
Ne'e'ary OF State.
he undersigned, Consul Of Her Most Faith
~ N'lesy, the Queen of Portugal, in New
'''H, taxes the liberty OF addressing the pre-
u note to The Honorable Martin Van Buren,,
''etary OF StaJe, at Washington, for the pur-
'Ns oi returning, as he does enclosed, the tx
'iNsr OF his Excelienoy the President oil the
s""ed S,a es, recognizing The undersigned in
osaplei'y of Consul, under da;e Of the 18th
|" October, 1926.
ne Undersigned is grieyei TO state, that he
!, "eeh led INFO this step by tbe reception, on
part OF the Government, of the Uniied
~. {" The foremost in tac act, and the only
"" yet, OF the civilized Globe, OF Diplo.
agent from the usurped Government OF
"0erS'Sned's unfortunate country; AID by
..ONsis'eocy as public funcionary, and his
towards his legitimate Sovereign, never
b ~s saved, nor desiring to serve the lnfante
r'nsaei, as King Of Portugal.
M.n' Undersigned, by thus returning the above
! 'oned Document to the source from whence
\, diSests himself OF the RICH, TO act
1iaSpi ~ New York. bu, ha heos leave Ia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10
EaN Goods.

"AsHiNGTON h BRENT have received, by the
W recent arrivals from New York,
n General assortment or DRY GOODS,
coNsI TING, In PART, OF
SUPREME black, navy blue, olive, drab, and steel
mixed cloths
Blue, black. and steel mixed kerseymeres
Drab and mixed bevonshire Jerseys, and plains
Olive and drab fushngs
g., -, l0-4. IL 4. and 1874 Heavy rose blankets
81, 4. and ~ point do
Plain and figured bomb zetts assorted colors
Black bombszines; wor,ted and cotton hosiery
Patent and nett suspenders
Tartan and Circassian plaids
81 Rob Roy plaid, beautiful article
Merino cloths and Circassisns, various colors
Black Italian lustrings and levsntinrs
Bsrrege. P'myrene. and silk hdkfs
. Ihibet, Merino. Cashmere, and cloth shawls
Irish inens sheetings, and lawns
Russia, bird-eye, and table diaper
104, 1874 1874 super damssk table cloths
a. and 70 oed ticks; apron checks
Navy blue, silver grey, and steel mixed cassinetts
Burlaps licklenburgs. and iessans
Scotch oznabusgs and ssckiug
Win large supply Of
) a, a., and g. brown and beached sllirtngs and
sheetings, plalds and stripes
also.
5000 lbs superior cotton yarn
bales domestic kerseys and linseys
oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

A writer in tie New York American, under
the signature Of Cas,iglione, remarks. that i've
is not yet disciple of tina, ingenious school
which supposes that Sir WALTER ScorT has a
I" rival near his throne" in the author Of Bran
bletye House; nor of that yet later and wiser
sect who conceive that he has a superior in MIR.
BULLwER, Che author of Pelhsm.)
DITro.-ED. GAZETTE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

GREEN AND JARvIs.-K Russell jarvis, 10 ms
9Th number descriptive OF the loves OF himself
and his partner Duff Green, during their So
iouru together in conducting 'he Telegraph
mas convicted the General Of plurper watch
w.. doub, if even his ingenuity md effron'sry
can pc, away from. After tn agreement 10
dissolve their coparinershi7. Green was :" 60
~ Bostou to loan money, out of which IS 600
wa. to he paid 10 Jarvis a, given day. ne
did 9o TO Boston, and return tie did not pay
the money on the day il was due, and on beng
reminded pf his eng 4semeut, wrote TO MS part
ner the following note:
WASHINGTON, goth Oct. 1923.
SrR-At the time that our con'rac' =, - en-,
M. 18th sam nx,sea thai c0u ~ p2SE2& 18 y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

funds necessary to enable me to pay you. In THIS
HAVE BEEN pIsArPoIHrID.
Yours. D. GREEN.
BIT the real truth Of the case was, that Green
had obtained loan for tn, very pa, pose OF
paying jarvis, previous to me Gate OF his own
note.
This fact is proved 10 the following manner
BY Mr.. Jarvis The public can Judge what
SAT there Is in the conduct Of our national
aE,iis, when such man as this is held up as
the organ If ,ke predominant party, and is al.
lowed 10 exercise more influence in appoints
men,s to and removals from of than any
other man in the nation
lie was in Boston in August and September proceed.
ing the date Of this letter At this time accorinr to
statement in the Boston Bulletin, of Sept IS. 10 g,
over the signature Of COLUMBUS" he received from
DR.. ingalls, the promise of $780, and soon after the
money itself &, appears BY tie records ofthe Nerth
Bank in this city from which the following certificate of
deposit, with its Endorsements. is true copy this sum
was transmitted by DIR. ingalls, to Washington IN the
7,h OF October, and received there the ll,h and
that, this certificate after being negotiated at Wash
hington. had been received al New York, its way
back to the North Bank early the 10Th of October
(Face.)
"North Bank, Oct z, 1898 This certies that Dr.
William ingalls, has this day deposited in this Bank five
thousand dollars the credit of Gen. Van Ness of the
city Of Washington, and President Of the Bank Of the
Metropolis and subject TO the order of the said Gen.
Van Ness. r. w. WHrrE, Teller.
$4,000"
(Back.)
"Cash'r of the North Bank, Boston. Paw the within
sum of five thousand dollars to the order Of AIexr
Kerr. Casl'r of the Bank of the Metropolis
JOHN p VAN NESS"
This is the identical money that promised to him
in September, by DR. ingalls,. affirm this to be the
fact, and shalt continue to ah m, until DR. Ingsll
shall contradict it. Moreover defy Duff Green to con-
tradict it,
Now, ifDr ingalls, do not contradict this affirmation,
and the records Of the North Bank be correctly and hon.
esiy Kept, then has Duff Green his hand to q most
Weed aud fraudulent Jlisehood; falsehood uttered
for the purpose of cheating his late partner in business
and the proof "by documents under his own hand, 4"
promised in my first communication to the public, is
complete. and cannot be rehutted.