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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
MADISON ON THE TARiFF.

mADlSON On THE TARIFF.
""Sf Pu6h'hed IN PamPhiS form, and for safe By the
- Subscriber,
FL IERS or the constitutionality and policy Of
duties for the protection and encouragement of
domestic manufactures by James Madison late pro
sldcn OF the u States, TO which is added an appen-
aux, containing extracts from the messages SC of
Jefferson Madison snd Monroe relating to the same
subject.
~ - =. u. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY!
VIII be drawn in Washington City, the Grand
Consolidated, class No. 49,
SCHEME.
Prize of $1,000 i Prizes Of 500
do a,2S8 20 do 100 100
Besides Besides great number of SO, 80, %, &c. &c.
Chances, only 81 halves s., quarters 81.
The drawing will be received To-Morrow nj
feb % COTTOMS BOOKSTORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26

Il House for Saie or Rent.
TFNlIE subscriber Tor or rct the House and o.
n formerly the property of Mr. Henry T. Carter and ~ pre-.
sent In the occupancy of Mr. Charles Ccuhagan Possession
can be had ON the 18th inst. ANDREW SWEENY
feb 10 colt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, etc.

70 Planters Of Tobacco on James River.
NOTICE is sivcn. That al Tobacco intended for Shocko,
Wao"uc arriving in the Basin WILL desired be re-
The Basin and adjoining Shocku free OF expense of ravage
Gnu receipts granted by the inspectors Shoc.p, witho, fur
e>pslse 10 i.e '"nei (len calritr inspection
& Ample insurance has been effected upon AL tobacco stored
III ,Ilo nDusc above named w !. MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
FOR LONDON.

Er~ The well known \. /. ship RICHMOND.
,E-& T.. CRABrHEE Muster, will sail for the
IAIlH above named port on or about the 5th
ss7E=-sse- Pr"'>imo For passage in the cabin, lia
wing handsome and comfortable accommodations n D.
ply the said master ,r to NyN. SNIV1,Jt
'cb 25-eo3t If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26

Hl'sual .Neeing Of tie Bi6Ie Society Of W..
R ESOLNED, That the sixteenth anniversary
Il q meeting Of the Bible Society of Virginia, be
held IN Trinity Church, this city on the first Tues
day (uh) IN April next ut the hour of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and that the Recording Secrctary rive public
notice Of the and invite Auxiary Societies to
send delegates 20 said meeting
Ertrdct jion, minutes Of Sd F6b., 1929.
JAMES GRAY. Recording Secrctarv
Bible Societies throughout tho State will confer
q favor by unicatng such information as they
may deem useful; and Auxiliary Societies are J,artic-
Uay requcs'cd to make up and forward their reports
to the Row Stephen Taylor, corresponding secretary
OF or before the first Tuesdayin March next.
Feb JAMES GRAY. Rec'pr Sec'rv.
an ESSRS. $. r. MILLS & co. of New York.
I'h has sent me few bundles of fruit trees for
salc those who are dcsrous of getting choice pcacb
apricot and PLUMB trees, will please ca Immediately
as the weather IS now fine for setting them out.
dec ~ CHARLES ELLIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
AVERAGES OF WHEAT, &c.

Ioodce0Iee import has been 3J5J hh against O072 the
PREVIOUS year. and the present stock 1900 against
300 at the same period of 1927 Prices "a Id rhg
cT Tor Leaf aud Id for Sicnncd owing principally pea
two demand arising from the deficiency the crop of 1927
INC uniavourable accounts respecting the growth past
wear and the general dninuion of tho stocks
here has been speculative demand 500 hhds
Of all descriptions taken at the late advance prrces
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
i SITN41YON W.4NTEn

a Young Man from the country. about 10 years old
is desirons of getting situation in "A Commits
sion House Drygood Store, Wholesale Grocery
moderate salary the first year, nd can produce
satisfactory recommendations as to his qualifications
where he formerly lived. Any gentleman who NAV
THINK proper to see hinl by enquring at this office
or directing letter 20 d. &. B. Manchester will be
promptly attended &c. feb s6--2awAt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
Richmond Dock Lottery, No. /.

NlOIIIHUIIU DOCK LOLtery, No. !.
'SNIlE Managers respectfully inform the public that
h the First Class ofthe Richmond Dock Lottery
will be drawn on Monday tine Cd of March, Capi-
tails of 10000, 5000, 81 400. $1,000. $1,000 &c.
AS this Lottery for the purpose ofmaking perma-
nent improvements within the CITY of much impor-
lance in commercial point of Wow the Managers
hope that all who feel interest in its prosperity
VIII aid them by encouraging the Lottery.
Whole tickets 50, halves So so quarters 81 %
Gail at YATES s. MINTYRE
teb 10 Managcrs nndnr the Enqle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
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.e1o York Line.

-A For Now York, the Regular Packet
IsHf& Schr EXIT, Daniel Howell Master: for
%gNWA freight OF passage, having elegant ac-
--zz3< comnodatonsa, apply to tire muster OH
board in the dock or to
feb "a DAVENPORT, ALLEN G. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
THRUST sALE.-Bv virtue Of a daed ~

'tNHuST SALE.-By virtue of a deed Of ir,st executed
by Turner K Henley and Hannah his wife, to line sub.
ecoe ana duly recorded in the clerks Office of Coochsn1
County court We or either as, will on Monday the l6ih
cay OF arch next at being Goochland court proceed
70 SELL at Goochland count house, highest bddrr ar
Leady money all the right title, and claim the j
IuIner Henley aud Hannah his wife, have or NAV have m
tract OF Land containing hundred and eny.nnc and
iourh acres OF land, lying the lower rnd II oocbond
county being the same tact VI land h William Pc
metz ut the time OF his DEATH and which, his last win and
testament ne ueyd to ms heirs 10 be equally divided between
uen OF which Hannah Henley formerly Hannah Barnett, .
one o me ncirs OF the said William BaTnet also all the nr
e5', te and claim which the said Turner r Henley ami
itannah ms wife, now have hereafter have in six
negroes with their Increase, also stock Of horses hos cat
ana stock OF s kinds also household and Kitchen frni,
belonging TO the said Wan Barnett which with all other esta,
the purposes for which the said deed trust was made such
le only viii be conveyed is in the subscribers by liz
aforesaid deed Of trust WILL C;PAY , ~
Goochland, 18th Feb 1922 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
From The Liverpool Observer, 8th jan.
CORN L.YCuAu(,l'

During the past week have had r supplies every article
IN the Corn trade Wheat has continued limited request
Ots anu oatmeal might have been bought rather rhcapc-
riou mas been only taken of in retail former prices
Several vessels having in mn Scotland
win Mating Barley and many being expected daily from the
castcoast oil England the Transactions in this article been
small scale several holders having been anxio 10
sell OK ship would willingly have taken prices but without
creating demand Other articles have met dull sale without
any material change in value
The alteration in The duty Foreign Corn this week. !,
ter less on Rye. = f'
inns days market we have had slender attendance of
hliilers ana Dealers The Wheat and Oats
have been very small scale at hurey our last ouoa,o
ingsh Mailing Barley rs Is quarter, and Scotch id per SO
articles remain unaliered. for 100 brls of New YORK Eom
Just landed 40s Sd per hbl. offered and refused
Wheat-tnsh wheat per 20 lbs los I'd lis a: Rive par
imperial quarter 80 3is Indian Corn per or of $50 lbs h,c
30 40; do do yellow and red, 80 a AOs
The stock oil iou well other bread s,us not vet
correctly aserained hut is Supposed 900 bar
res Of the former 1000 qrs ofldian Corn sOOO of Wheat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
GREEN COFFEE

as5ss Gags green coffee, III store. tor sale by
len 1885, OTIS, DUNLOP e. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
OLIVIER "A. SHAw'S
Classical and Mathematical
ACADEMY.

TV'lIE second session IF this institution will com
mencc on Monday next the 2nd Of March. Fur
r1concjcS only remain. The hours of instruction will
continue tor the present from sun RIsE, until half
past T. NJ with the stermison of one hour and half
at half past A. Nj, OF half an hour at -, and of
two hours at 2. M. feb DC 81 If
q TRUNK was pnt into the possession of pas
a scngeT on board the steamboat Potomac on the
1tA Jau'iaiy, at City Point by mistake for his. He
has since recovered hi, and wishes the owner of the
one IN his possession - obtain his own. Ii is a small
red hair trunk. For further information enquire at
the Wing Office. fen Q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26
THIS Day !!

Inc Grend Consolidated No. 10. will be drawn
when the following handsome little scheme will be dis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-26

NOTICE.-Thc subscriber has procured trainer
of horscs, and has opened stable at Bro1d ROct;
hc viii take few horses either tried or untried, on
the usual terms, if early application is made
Feb 7--2Gi ISIAM PUCKETT.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01
NOTICE.

THE Judge of the Court of PlobateFfor the Dis rict of New-Milford has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of JOEL SMITH late "f Kent, dereased represented insolvent withu which to exhibit their clams and has appointed Benjamin Tompkins and Agur Bsardsley Commis- .ioners to receive and examine said claims. The subscribers therefore give notice, that they shall meet at the late dwelling house of the decsased in Kent, on the fourth Saturdays of March and May next at one o'clock P. M on the duties of said ap- pointmen.. All claims not exhibited according to law will be debarred recovery
 BENJAMIN TOMPKINS,
 AGUR BEARDSLEY, C0mrS' All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 BIRDSEY BEARDSLEY,
 DOCTOR SMITH,
 Adm's, s'oith the sOiH annered. Kent, Nov. 24, 1928. %
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01
NOTICE.

NHE subscribers, appointed by the honor. A able Court of Probate for the Districtt Litchfeld, Commissioners on the estate of
 PHINEHAS HART, late of Cornwall, deceased, represented insol- vent give notice that they will meet to exa- mine the claims against sad estate, at the dwelling house of Capt. Phnehas Baldwin. in said Cornwall on the first Tuesday of Feb ruary and the third Tuesday of May next, at two o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. Six months from this date are allowed by said Court for the exhibition of claims B. gainst said estate.
 OLIVER BURNHAM,
 ANSON ROGERS, Comm,
 RENJ'N CATLIN,
 Dec. 27, 1923. 0e
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01

RebesFN " e DeR "A rehAprv af uashrp a noscl deeCssrsien teak place ia tAis vsslaVr ~, Thursday evening last. A young sSan hy the name of Peters, having occasion Co exhShit sum of money. part of which he raid to a hystander. deposited the remainder ia his ''an'aloOns porket enclosed in a common sig ed p"cket book. Affer conversing few mo- n'ents he. miss,d his property. Search was immediately .nade, and after some time d"g that had been an eyewitness tO the trans acton of the business. was discovered secret 'u 'n nnr corner Of the room. in ful possess S,'n ct the prize. After firm resistance on '"e part at the ielon, thc owner succeeded ia 'eSc"lnG his pocket hook, but what was hts surprise when. on examinaticn if was found the d"g had actually taken from the pocket n"nK several ct the mates, amounting to seven dollars, and swallowed them Whether the cuiprlt IS to suffer the usual punishment in flictrd on highway robbers, and under the provision of the laws of Rhode Island is to he whipped, cropped and branded, remains for ;he learned tribunal now in sesaion io deter mine. Seven dollars devOured by dog!- We'll may the worthy Deacon Hammond raise his hands and eyes towards Heaven and aXclajm, God save the State of Rhode Isl- nd and Providence Plantations !''--R H. Pap.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01
LOTTERY.

Drawn Numbers in Class 4, Extra.
 98, 20, A, 2S, 16, 41.
 Do. in Connecticut State Lottery, Glass 5.
 Al. S1. 37. II, 43, 5, 38.
 Connecticut Ex. No. 5, draws on the 7th January, 1899. Highest Prize S1eoU. Tick cts are $1. shares in proportion.
 Connecticut Lottery Class No. II, draws at Hartford Jan. 18th, 1929. Highest Prize $5OOO Tickets only SS, shares in proportion, for sale at this office.
 The subscriber has the pleasure to announce to the pubic that he has sold 2so prizes, con- sIstlng of 5. 10, IS, %, so, 40. 50, and 100 dollars, and Ofless denominations.
 Cash paid for prizes as usual. Foreign prize tickets rece'ved in exchange. All orders for Tickets, enclosing cash. punctualIy attended to. N. COOLEY. Litchfield, Dec. 31, 1928. ae
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01
NOTICE.

IN pursuance of an order of the honorable Court at Public Vendue, Thursday the 18th day of Jan uary next, at o'clock P. M at the late dwelling house of NATHAN SMEDLEY, late of Litchheld in said district, deceased all the personal estate of said deceased, cons,stiny of ons Cow'. eight Sheep, Farming Utensils, Household Furniture, &c. &c.
 EPHRAIM s. HALL. Adm'r.
 LitchfeId, Dec. g, 1928, ~-""' 60
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01
MaNRf1ED D
WANTED.

AN APPRENTICE to the Blacksmith Business. N. B. All persons having unsettled accounts with the subscriber requested call and settle with out further notice; as have tried to please YOU number of years, and now must he pleased. The third and last time of calling.
 CHAUNCEY PECK. Ltchfed, Jan. l, 1929. 2g
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01

the Geld sf his labers For years, his healtl has heea rr~carioua, ana sirce the commrnce. uaent ofthe Phenix. it has bern on gradual decline. owing to the sxresslve confnrmrns. Nhich be has heea 0hligrd to ~ndure. lt W-s his hope that he would hr rrlievrd nv ,hc ., rOiRtW~nt of an assistant in the Cherok,, department, hy the late General CnunC,, which however adjourned without reIieyi,. him in any way. An alternative was then lef, whether to continue as formerly, with increased duties, and with his present state or health or to resign. and make way for apoth CT person. perhaps better calculated to fI. the. office of Editor of the Cherokee Phenix r. He has chosen the latter. To leaving the pa per, which has, since it's commencement. lain near his heart. he does, by no means. Corsake the interest of his COuntrymen. That will still hc his Eavor;te object. Though not act ing publicly. and under less responsibilities. he expects to he engaged for the moral i'm provement of his kindred according to the (lcsh
 There never was. perhaps. in the history of Indians, a time. when instructI0n may ba incuICatPd tO better advantage than at pres ent. The introduction of letters among the Cher"kres. which has progressed with nnpa- ralieled rapidity. and the printing press. may d." wonders here as it has done in other ma ti"ns. The power of the press has been iust= y acknowledged. It is the safeguard of Ih erty. civil and religious-the medium of in- trIligence, and when under suitable regula tions. it is the scnurge of vice, and the pro tector of virtue. An experiment is new ma king among us, whether the press established ln this place will hate its ordinary effects.- Let fair trial he made--let the Phoenix he fostered with care by the inhabitants of this Nation. and encouraged and patronized by friends of Indians abroad. Its past patronage has been too limited-we sincerely hope :t will be increased, and that the new Editor whoever he may be. (ifworthy of encourage ment.) will receive better support from tht public and the citizens of the Cherokee Ma ton. than that with which the subscriber ha. been favOured.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01
NOTICE.

AGREEABLE to an order received from the Non. Court of Probate for the District of Woodbury SO much of the real estate of GIDEON ATWOOD late
 Bethlem deceased, will raise the sum of four hundred and thirty one dollars and seventy five cents. will be sold public auction on the 26th day of Jan- uary l829 at o'clock, F. NJ. Sale on the premises m said Bethlehem. D. B. BRiNSMADE, Adm'r.
 Washington, Dec. 29th, 1928. @
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01

Historical Fact.-Mr. J. Taygart was elected a Senator, from the county of Co., lumbianna, to the second General Assem- bly, of the State of Ohio. He appeared and made the necessary oaths, and took his seat; in few days he became melan- choly, which soon progressed to insanity. In his insane rawlings, he disclosed, that he was not thirty years ofage when he took the oatbs of office and his scat; and that his conscience upbraided him with the com mission of perjury, in taking an oath to support the constitution, and, at the same moment taking a seat in violation of its provisions. From this insanity he never recovered, and survived its commencement but few monlhs.-Cin. Gag. ..
 To write beautiful hand (says the Village Record) is among the elegant accomplish ments: to write a plain legibIe hand is but decent and respectful to those who have to read the writing. To scrawl pigeon tracks pot-hook and trammel fashion. torturing plain English into heather Greek. IS detesta- bIe, and when it can be prevented, absolutely rnpardonable.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01

"This day, Time winds tn exhausted chain' To run the tweIvemonth's length again; see the old bald pated fellow. With ardent eyes complexion sallow, Adjust the unimpair'd machine, To wheel the equal, Iuil routine.
 
 And what is this days strong suggestion! "sThe passing moments all we rest on ]" Rest op-for what? what do we herel Or why regard the passing year? Will Time, amus'd VI 'h nroverh'd lore, Add to our date one momen' more A few days maya few years must Repues us n the silent dust."-BURNs.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-01
ELIAS BOUDINOTT.

1he line of conduct phich Connecticut should pursue ,oith respect to the adminis- tration of Gen. Jackson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-31

nc.er forget that ticir love OF trut,, qud siice
to their generous sympathcs aud to their hatred oil
calunny and persecution, stand as much if not more
indebted than to the people Of any other State 1t
was mere .hat the people, resolutions and addresses,
lection ana confidence towards me, and their indig-
hoiit stewards my prosecutors and calumnia-
tors. Tins high minded conduc,las made a CRATE
.ui Impression onmy heart which pcyer be eta
ECU ana beg leave to propose sentiment which
most sincerely entertain. W
Maryland.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-31

- ise.soad, 1stA March, iBl9
slt III coupI anee with resolution adopted by meeting
mo csens Of Richmond, held the Capitol tho 10th inst,
nave the pleasure Ut announcing your as ON
OF me delegates represent this district i'm convention and ~,
guessing your assent 10 serve, IL elected.
we Mah ourselves OF the occasion. add individual So
ciuons upon this subject and you hie
sa'scon We shall experience, in the your election
hours, very respectfully,
49, join Rutherfoord,
John Hayes,
Gtvdoa II. Basehas
Robert q. Scott
lPm II. EYt<whyisona,
Richard a. Carringiou
Han. II. Richardson,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-31

% eSs.uSu' az oe nsGe ~ wilIia4w, AM II 10 ear
any paine or penalties by sitting speaking or voting,
tl'sy must be sought from him where he IS allowed bv
70 % cgpao'c OF speaking glibly enough and con-
vho'nsiy aiso,ina regular court oi'.aw. -.
Inc Marquis of Anglesey had u long audience of
Us malesty at Windsor yesterday, after which his
tordsnp returned to London. 1t IS understood that
nc WIN take an early opportunity Of delivering his
ls,h'men,s upon the recent events that have taken
place IN Irelani.--Co,,rier of .lfonaav -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-31

r1e tinle iot ats display has MOI ,ss come. !, may
never come, IT the President will dismiss from his
councils and confidence, men who do not possess the
respect and confidence Of the nation. But with their
weight around his neck, he anticipate dstur.
oea aud thorny administration, and u disconnected
people lie ought to remcmber---we wonder he
should ever have forgotten-that he was not made
PRESIDENT to reward his personal partizans, his bio.
srarhers and bis editors hut to suporin,end the vas,
concerns OF potent people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-31
BIZ. Eorrnrsnn,s Rrr1r.

Gentlemen; have rccciy your
my nomination by meeting of the citizens of richmond 80
one OF le decacs To represent this district conven and
requesting my assent u serve, ifelcotcd - w
cannot but feel highly bonored aud gratfed NV the cop6
dece mus manifested IN i've by those Of fellow zen
may nave regarded me worthy trust 30 interesting aud n
poiant should tic nomination made y them receive IN.
IPloauon OF the DISTRICT aUOUs the seryce must trpyn
j SHOULD not feel nc Liberty decline H. rN''
Holding 1t aLcssontia that the POLITICAL opinons Of nd
dua proposed as delegates convention touching subjects
likely to engage the deliberations OF that body should be e
understood by those IN whom the right OF election exists
Dnoi exposition OF mine will not, NPc, The present oecs
sion, he deemed obtTtsve.
rank myself among those yo if6ng the present copsf
tuition not wholly unsiisccptblo Of improvement, trusting
u the capacity Of the people for self govcue7t have s
TIC call Of convention, and anticipated from salary r.
forms Ardcnty do now hope that this muasuu ~ ioue
demandcd so loug delayed IN pron,,g add
porpctuatus the enjoyment, by every section of tic state
lis due portion Of political power and Just par,ioipa,;rr
AL classes o ctzes, II the blessings as well as the burtcn
Of government ''s'
Tho perscycrng refusal Of the General Assembly q, ,sc.,,
e puphc WIZ ON us much agIatcd and noneniOus Question
ana wien acenancd their attempt transfer Ia prv;lco
order tie right Of deciding IN the FIST instance on omcn
70 INC c"nsion, have been viewed by nc with M dccc..
concern nave ever regarded the pcoe not the f,ecode,
as tc u'nnac depository mud sole Legitimate source of ali
PsI nave believed uat to right "to rcfom alter or
aDoiIsi Inc constitutions vested 'tloIeuDbLv and ind
Jf0Sbty ~ majority ofhe community The doctrine which
gposcs THIS right 10 be derived from any privileged class on
cnzens, or from the legislature or from any c6nvcno or
oVenent however constituted, by whoneocver exercised
perfectly nteigibc n countries recognising "rjaht
oi Hng has been long considered IN Virginia as an
uPouen herey Tho recent attempt by Of assembly to
alleviate the sovereign power in the before aIde.o
rs Obviously ~ accordance with this obsolete doc friue s az
war WIN NE elementary principles Of free Government, and
or one freely declare organized the convention Is n,sc1
70 Oe COULD NOT consistently viii my principles accept sca
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-31
Grs. Cn,NBraLAYnE's Rrp1r.

sNcc fTnf Comfy .bfIrch 2Jii 1929.
u'ihon fours OF the 18Th inst. hand even.
s' announcing me as ono o the persons selected by the meet
my 10 be voted for to represent IN pad this district ma the con-
Veon 10 be held IN Richmond the frst Monday in Octoe
next. = " >-4
feel and appreciate highly the compliment the meeting las
Bestowed on me, and could believe could render IN tln
district, the meelng whose organ you are anv scice ~
would afford me pleasure to do so but believing do that
tnere are many tins district bet qualc discharge that
wish TO be in the way OF better choice. ~ 80"
With much respect frr the mcelipg aud yourselves
AM, your ol,raIt scrv'i
WM CnAMBERLAYNE
Bacchus Roht q. scott, VIM RI. Fiizwhylso,m
Richard y. Cafrlngon and Nin. II. Ricburdson