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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
LEWIS WEBB & co.

OTTER FOR SALE,
5O Bbls and 10 bags coffee, Las,Iira, ST. Domingo
md Java
40 hhG- SiolasSes
20 hhls and 10 .S::.a st Croix and New Orleans SUI
gars
hhds l. boxes ami SO bbls loaf and irmn s,;----s
Cd hhts and 100 bbls rye wlliskey
10 bbis Caruthers rectfed do
soo bbls Isle of Wight aud Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and so bbls pure y. T.. rum
do Antigua o
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira. Canary
EEL P e. 81 Ss 5 fs:s' @-'
London porter, cider
100 bbS vinegar
100 sdcks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
% tons Swcdes, English and American bar IRON
do castings
:'crnan, crauley, blistered and cat steel
Cut and wrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
250 sides soal leather
GO sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
800 bIs n. Carolina cut hcrrircs
90 do mackere
10 do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
IL casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, coIpcras: alum
brIiEstone indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and GROUND ginger, almonds
RalsnIs nutme.,s, cassia, demiiohps
Quart bottles, tumblers, dccanters wines &C.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and ta;low candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchong teas
lhlponts and Rogers gmpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass sel,i
Nhittcmorcs cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bagging bale rope bed cords
Leading lines nDd various other kinds OF cor
dugc
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &C.
IN los
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
From Me ~ Yo.k .l.a.rica,, or kth.u

III. i.
I,TL fEca fNHis-l;y thc Don QuiNUii or II;lyrc we
S o'in tai pas, iococA) receive Paris papcTs tie
Lohdo '0H -ionsls opened g7i aud went to itlr.
ihe disappearance OF the l5auk'r Stephenson occupies all
minds He had sold great many ENcheurr bills Which a..
n pu!loned lie Is supposed 10 have gone United
states III the ship Cambria reward of lnspi sterling
offered Tor his and uii OF his cck iarcr LLOYD
VINO VA; ooncencd with Snn Stephenson Treasurer
o II baHhOlonew's Hospital
mere absolutely nothing rev Of tie Rus, ans and Turks
ihc 'iseiic de France oftlc 9TH Jan gives this extract
From iic oners rec. II. The report gains
sfo'nu daily, tina, tine Facbas of Oya Widen and Silsl
arc about 10 unite Ia operate upon the Russian line OF
hcatioh b1wech Vara AMI isacsk;L issea la.ha is TO
lake part IN this and Dinner NToic is said have
presented himself before Barazdh where Generals Roth a
huhiSon itd very warm affair with hun II this
confirmed vii! then bc manifest that the guIhs nai
winter campaign.
N dc Ia f'yO1yeS, French Minister Of Foreign Affairs wa.
attacked with apoeSl while sitting u council with the King
At the Inlrrlr lie vii! be compelled by has Illness tie ,-
pers say, resign his S,.,i.
a All markets said 10 bc calm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & CO,

BY OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
GROCERIES. CASTINGS, &c.
On TUESDAY, the nth inst. at II O'Clock, will
DC sold at our store, assortment Of Groceries.
Also tons castings, consisting Of pots, ovens skill
lets, andirons, &C. and q quantity Of household und
kitchen furniture.
feb l6 o. D. s. Co. Aucts
Dry Goods az .4tlction
On WEDNESDAY the 18th inst. ut 10 O'Clock.
will be sold ut our auction rooms,
100 Packages Of Dry Goods,
Principally suitable for spring.
Terms 1T SALE o. D. s. co. auctrs
feb 9
SAID WILL BE
Cases elegant calicoes
. do 10 prints
DO Ga cambrics
9 do Irish linen
do do slIectnc
bale carpctng
! case ladies' cotton lose
do elegant cotton shawls
bale bluci bonbaze,t
~ pieces superior blue and black cloths
Ia do double milled cassiIneres
90 do nIidding quality blue and black cloths
/ case Aunchestry
- bales 3-4 sirtings
20 do sheetings
10 do bed tick.
feb l6 o. d. s. Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
After which the fivorite farce of the
TURNPIKE GATE.

IN winch Mr. PENNINGTON having kindly VOLUNTEERED
ms services, will appear in the character OF Cuck
and introduce several popular songs.
Boxes aud Pit 10 Le.. Gallery p cents Mid
Ill Gallery, JTl cents
a. No smoking allowed in the Theatre.
- Doors to De- opened at half past &, and curtain
- risc Mt half past :loc; precisely.
u \ set "r excellent stoves supplied for the
cuai'nrt of the audience. feb II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
@tecftOtI Sales.


e68SS ~08s
AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 10th inst. at II o'clock, tn sub-
scriber will sell ut auction part of the Gold Hun
ters cargo Of sugar and molasses. direct from New
Orleans consisting Of .e ~
90 Hhds prime sugar
10 do do fnolasses
% tbis do do
10 mich triE be osiah6,
. pipes pure cognac brap..y
do do Holland rim
hiids Jamaica rum
bbis imitation brandy
10 do northern rum
quarter casks wine
half chests imperial tea
Chests gnnpowder do
do young Tyson do
95 hhds whiskey
do sugar
20 bbls old whissey.
feb ID n TINpt,PraKE
o. Sale by TRIPLErr g. Jo1rNsros
VIII be added the above sale on account Of the undrw
ters, - $50
GIih,is. Hiolas,e.
Capt Curtis, from New Orleans D. T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16

MUSIC g. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
FENiiE subscriber has just opened u case of Spanish
Inns German flutes &c. which he will warrant to be
OF the first quality, and viii sell at low prices
New music at half the usual price, strings, bows
&c. &C..
He has also received great additions 60 his assort-
ment OF French Latin and English school books.
trh 1t WAN. II. ZWHNLSONN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
b Ohm II. BLAMlHE grateful for past fivours,
- now offers for sale, at his Drug and Apothecafy
Store directly opposite the door of the Eagle Hotel
his regular supply fresh Garden Seeds which he Of
icrs lower than usual and which he confidently recon-
incnds to ns friends, customers and the public; among
thcm-which are too numerous TO mcution-yiz:
Superior early Washington weeks peas
True do Charleston
Large dwarf InauowGat
White kidnEy or bunch snap beans
Inc early york cabbage
do do CaulAoweT
do DO Battcrsa
DO DO Purple cupc broccoli
Green curled and green globe savoy,
and az ether kinds
White and red solid celery
Imperial ice coss and brown Dutch lettuce
Scarlet sht top and white turnip radishcs
Early golden Sioux corn, (fipcn in 81 days)
Largo red tOu1tto
Purple egg plant
Salsaia or oyster plart
NTstmtium
jon 20
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IMAAIaeEs ~ Iss:zsVsggY@-
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POIiP or RI6Y1YO.ND. i'E3. -.


ARRIVED.
S"ir. Magnolia Ltlc, f.oin Cn..f, toli VIA Norfolk,
Scr. Three Sisters CIcishcJ .sH me rasicii So.c "a
Maryland, with ballast.
Sloop Capitol, Ac2!ey, from CT ~ ga,a;'r, i ballast
S'r Richard. tOrsom, iiJm CT -. Harbour, Tr.ey
is.aId " jh salt, VIM. Srny,li
ScnF. Fennssl'ma, AlhcItsou, from 81 tg iu..r, Via
lnIAey lS!Ind with salt, 10 Vim Smith
Se"T' ben l. Fae4A-., fHilip u. u; l!a.;o-., .
SAILED,
Sclr. Intention, Philips 70: Nrv YuA, with COL
Schr- Tennessee, Green, tor Batjni05., with coal.
Si"oP LIZA Ann, Lewis, for No..o@ with coal JHL ...
at New York, Feb -, sloup MARROW Red nom f;cfso.l
~ BnrdcauN, 18th Fec. ' rspcr, from Norfolk.
~ Narscilcs, ,7th Dec. Marion from ~1noah
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13
KtrDtaaottO 1NDtn.
FRIDAY MORNING NOV. L. 1920

The Concention.-On yesterday, tho Convention
again resolved itself into Committee of the Whole,
MIR. Powell in the Chair, when Mr.. Johnson resumed
his argument, and spoke until o'clock. At that
hour, he gave way to motion of Mr.. Stanard, for
the Committee to rise, saying however, that fifteen
minutes would conclude what nc wished 10 say.
Me- Johns0ns argument was of the most powerful
character, rising superior his effort of the precc-
ding day, and hurting with giants strength, the
adversary argument to the ground. Besides an a,c-
J"f sense or his powers, 1t appeared to leave the
Conrention in better frame Of feeling than it had
been for some time Sectional pr'judces, and local
apprehcnsions melted like frost work before his rep
regulations of the effects of the compound basis TO
defeat the very objects its friends have IN view and
his demonstration of the identity of tho general in
terests of al paris Of the Commonwealth
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13
TREMoNT ROUSE.

INNHlS establishment will be opened for the rrco-
h ton of company on Thursday, the asd of *.
tober. VI OC>
The advantages Of its locality, the variety md c,-.
VenieR distribution Of its apartments and tho en-
plete and appropriate style in which il has been a.,
nshed and fitted up by the Proprieiors arewclI kpnw,,
IN this vicinity. Strangers may be interested by ,bn
information that the situation of Ttemon, tJo,;y ;;
central, in an airy, dry. and healthy Quarter .rd -
the immediate neghborhood of the princnal nla,aa
OF public amusement and of the business s,rer,s -,
the city, ''' u
Among the particular accommodations nFthc T..
taoishment are Reading Room, which will be sup.
piied with all The Journals, Reviews and MApbzipc,
PuoShed In this country. which supposed win no
interesting TO the patrons OF the House with msnv
English, and Parslnn periodicals. Suites of roo1ns
remote from the public part of the house. intended "a,
the occupation OF families individuals who rnsD
prefer private table, and large and elegant drawins
and dining rooms for the entertainment of Clubs ara
parties. "
Convenient and well lighted Bathing Rooms.
"hlch VIII be IN constant preparation for use by tho
public as well as by the inmates ofthe establishment.
are connected.
An ordinary will be served Friday, and afler-
wards every day at half past O'Clock
The subscriber having taken a Lease Of fremont
House, assures his friends and The Public tina, no ex
ertlon on his part or the part of those under HIS
control shall be spared to supply The wants and ac.
commodate the habits and taste of his patrons fIe
pledges himself also that his prices shall in no res
pect exceed those of Hotels in other parts Of the T.
states, conducted IN similar style.
,,m DWIGHT BoYDEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13
(DtBArE TO b. covT1yurD }
Fon Tag CONSTITUTIONAL Wafo.

At a meeting Of the members of the bar of Prince
William county, and of the Justices Of the Countv
Court, and the officers Of the Superior and Coun,y
Courts OF said county held Brentsyille on the =,
day of November Court, 1929, for the purpose of
pressing the deep r. greet and entertained bv
them on the occasion Of the decease of the
W' H. O. Dade, late Judge Of the General Court
for the circuit embracing said county. on motion.
Charles Shiry Carter, Esq. called to the Chair
and george w. hacrae, Esq. appointed Secretary.
After some appropriate remarks made by Col John
Gibson on the melancholy occasion which had led IN
the meeting, in which he offered his testimony of the
faithful services, distinguished talents and exalted chm
racter Of the deceased, the following Re solutions were
submitted by him and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the late melan.
choly dspensaon of Providence, by which this Dis.
tr'et has been deprived of able and impartial Judge
ana society Of one Of it's brightest ornaments
hesoiyed, That we sincerely sympatbise with hs az
leted ismIiy Tor the heavy bereavement which they
pave sustained in the death Of husband father and
Resolved, That the members of this ro.e,i,v ,;I,
wear Grape on the left for one month "a o1 evi
dsnce OF the respect which they entertained for the
deceased while living and an Indication OF the so,
row they feel at his death. " ' ''i
Resolved, That the Secretary furnish a copv If the
foregoing resolutions TO the family Of the Deceased
and that they be communicated to the Ricbmond Fo
qurer and constitutional Wing, and 10 the Edtora of
the papers in Fredericksburg and warrenton for pub
LEGATION. '
CIFaRLEs SHIRLEY GARTER, Chairman.
g w mlCn4t, sccretary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13

Ssop's a. net understanding ,hemseiysE1s u6 q,
be cause fo.soo,h. they did mo-, SScu,
their own opinions aud wishes. wiliyou H. ."o~
TURN To your district With this argume MT in vour ,,s
W you go TO the Republican counties YOU r.ns
ma ~ ,, xn aoe you instructed
but upon reflection, concluded YOU did M, Soyt
yours own minds, and therefore, took the Eb.,, s
u'sooe>'ng you, and voting thought r;eh,,3
say, gent'emen, have You the courage In tell Oh.
Mono. You must abandon this ton ny ""'
ihese two grounds being abandoned =. ,LS
'ehaoe, can imagine but one ,,,ber ,h., 80. y ue'
SuPy' "o tat your district has cbang,a q. s;J -.
"m 80. Msh'so' our thar &c rSiR ehanse-tbat ora
JouF 'e'ur", 90" can change t Conf... o.,.I-. vi
that have "ouched the thing with nc.d. men
ICES tha' 'his is your Prcsumptuous hone T,osc
~J -, -, s 10 vote as you personally prefer.
anu 10 depart from the known opinions of tb.'
uhder the modest expectation, that though yo,, ,i
NV" Sonseh 10 20 to them, your constituents y,,nd No
uments and come TO you. WV" sea'
mar reasons YOU have to expect success w;,L ,.
,h ." Tins course, is better known In IN
.'~,' 10 me. You may succeed in L. Au.nn,'.e
convert them will come with such nm admr.h," p,s 70
rom yon who have refused to execute ,h.;r 81,
,hmsssi"o poNtcai concernment, that they may f,na
themselves unable to resist Your por,uas;y. y l"e
can only judge ofthe people of your d;strot fra,
ow" irehngs. The Representative who had dso";,.y
ged, unless he Ind ngs 40 1t agan Even hadI cham
DO excuse Tor has substituting MS opin;on. os
dnc,,;n. H. Anu o'hers elected him. Agains, ths
represen, the OF the people may mis-.
sae"'S' Ia the hope of persuadinp them .f, Sons
e'A' "'ey were wrong and he right pro,es, ~ I,oS
serT. , nee1ey But am not surprised at it, II me-.
~ wsn' WIN the fashion of the day. We are wide
VIII not be y0"r fault. If we have not msn.d ISM
tocracy fixed upon us. sImMas vr's-
The New York Evening Post in giving m, reno,,
OF Capt Thompson from Trieste, respecting Tho oo
cnPaon Of the Forts of the Dardunelles by the RI
tsh and French fleets. snys that the Captain docs NO,
pace eonhdence IN the report but gives as he re-.
cewedt. IL is probably the same rumour which hea
been previously circulated Trieste and Other Mn.
Co.'S and which, in Trieste date of Sept is,h i; p,a
ted TO be mot confirmed" ''a-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-13
BOSTON, Oct. 10, 1919. 4
DINNER SETS.

TKNHE Subscribers have received and opened an
II elegant assortment of Dining Services of vari-
Gus qualities sizes and patterns at prices from 90 to
100 Dollars Some of the patterns are as follows VIZ:
Splendid stone China, India Temple pattern, with
gold mouniings and lustred edges
Stone China, same pattern, plain
Views of Asiatic Palaces, light and other blues,
with white embossed edges
Panoramic views OF English scenery, ancient build
lngs, ruins, &c. dark blue, white edges
Chinese patterns, same size and quality
Pale blue, views of English cities
few Canton China sets, and one sett Semi Chr
ma OF fancy brswn border and purple flower,
white ground and edge
CHARLES HOLT, in. g. co.
oct 26-oe6t 6tc
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AiOT,ASSE!

pa Hhds prime retailing monsses--Cor ,,lo b.
- NV %.-3 OTIS, DUNLOP &, co. y
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
BENTHANiITES.

FFon the Cdi6dDuiL1 .UercnJV.1
The whole theory of Bentham and IS followers
hinges upon transposion. What preceding phi.
losophers have considered n consequence merely,
ne has chosen to denominate 4 cause. Utility, SC
cord ng to nun, IS tho basis the Of all that
good IN morals or IN politics; IN other words, not n
ing can be good except what Is useful the latter is
IN every case, the measure OF the former, aud that
which alone entities 1t 20 It's character and dcnom-;
nation. Other philosophers, however, have Thought
differently. According 20 them there is no nacessa-
~ connection between the honestunn and the Utiie
they conceive of many things good which arc not
necessarily useful but they cannot conceive Of anv
thing rs really useful, without being in its own ma
ture and independently altogether Uf this accessory
and consequent utility, essentially good. All that
Benthnm has done, therefore, is to introduce
mctathcsis-to put the cart as 1t were before the
horse Throwing every abstract consideration out
o view, he has attempted 20 establish what he
siders practical rule, to which every possible case
must bend. Rc has taken the principle of political
economy, applicable chiefly to naterio products and
extended II to mind and every thing else besides.
And in order To render his rule deternr7tc, he has
referred TO test the ndctcrminate which it is
possible for the wit OF man TO devise.
"The greatest happiness of the greatest numbcr;
sounds well, notwithstanding the pconasn 1t involves
but defy Bcntham, Mil, and oil the rest Of them
10 produce two men, beyond the circle o.
their own ncophytcs and disciples who arc agreed a.
20 what constitutes 'thc greatest happiness" who
are able 20 attach any definite meaning to these
terms. The general terms Of the Nominalist5 are
notn whit more p,,zzlng or moro purely imaginative;
and vet VIC ire told that this is VIC discovery which
is 10 90 down poscrty hand IN hand with that Of
oravitation, and to nstonish after times by it's mag
niCcent and comprehensive simplicity! We do NOT
deny Tint, within certain limits strictly Defined the
doctrine Of utility is not only admissible but true In
politics, for example, aud in all rose sciences which
have respect to the condition of man in society and
10 his external and temporal well being it is the only
standard 90 which we can have rrcoursc. boeanec
IN these cases, it assumes detormlna'c form Ap-
pIiod to morals and tn metaphysics n il mere phan.
tom, which may well serve 10 hcwilder. but can ney
or act guido and, with reference TO the former
especially, If IL have any meaning ~ all, IL lust
amounts to n reproduction in n freyh dsrnse Of tho
old, odous. md exploded principles of pure selfish
moss, ingoniously rxpouuded Nv Maniovilic in tho
FGbie of The Bees, md 80 earnestly disclamed nv MI
those who have since trcatcd Of tho theory Of morals
and the true principle Of moral obligation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

Ejvga fhe .ikeraa,I,,.a f.,<en-.

F,V1s me .ikcrdsir.d (..,<eii-
TIE .CoNrRAsT livery must DO struck With
,conirss which is FTrsonted in,ihc cousec pursued
towards President, ,hs time, aud thst followed
with gard Ia hir CLAY, a similar occasion II
certainly cannot have apcd the RECOLLECTION of
ono that. n consequence of Mr. CLAYs laborolIs and
constant attention to the multiplied and important du
ties OF his office his health greatly undermined s;
his friends became alarmed for his safety. Unwil-
hay, however, to incur those imputatious which he
knew has ungenerous foes would heap upon him, he
delayed cutting his post until two Of our most dis.
tingshcd PHYSICIANS declared it was abSoiuieIy ne.
oessqry. He left Washington emaciated, and worn
down by disease, and turned his steps toward. his
home. And what was the consequence. His Jour.
ney was trackcd-at every step he was assailci with
The abuse o. thase who declared lac was OH an cleo
toneefIng tour-his sickness was made "A iest--his
motivcswere assaied--he VI as followed 10 his home
with revIlings aud reproaches,
But how different is the case nowsyith regard to
~, PRESIDENT. No mufn:ur Of disapprobation--no
yels OF ciscontcnt-no outbreaSaCs of spleen are
heard In quictr6Ss he makes his tourney land his
stay IL prolonged without n sign of discomfort from
any one His Soutgoings and ncomings" are noticed
IN the pross, only by respectful and brei paragraphs
w hen the state of IRIS health is mentioned. It is al
ways accompanied with wishes for its speedy restora-
ton.
We ash candid men, if the conduct now pursucd is
ROT more honorable and praseworthy than The exam.
plc' which has been shown u.s.
The truth Is, there never has been man more nm
shy prosecuted than Mr.. c. ~; and the course OF
ms friends, IN thus returning good for evil is com
.",haaolG ii every respect, Notwithstanding the
uncXamped manner in which he was assaied dI,rin,,
ms sickness, Mr.. CLAy enters fully into the snr
"hch actuates his friends with REGARD ia ,h, ur.snnt
case ana would feel mortified should any OF them
through ieehng OF revenge indulge in the dis,race
Il" arts winch were used To injure him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
From he Nationni L.ielIrence,.

IRON me .NuttOlnt IItcf!ITelceY
we have not observed lately disrepatabc
exhibition of party violence than in tho abuse layshrd
on the late Postmaster General for having the indie
pcndence-whIch one would suppose no honest man
would shnn, and no honest nidn censure-oi avowinp
waen called on, his undimnshed confidence in Ger.
tam Posmasters, OF whose fdrty and correctness he
had ample proofs during his long and vGlan admins
,rston of the Department. but who have f.,rn VIC.
TINS to the unprecedented and appalling system OF
prescription which it understood he had The uian
ilness to oppose, but could not avert and would no,
participate H. The fo'lowii.;, from an Adminis,ra
ton paper at Trenton, Is sample of the attacks we
refer to:
"Mr. Lean. the late Postmaster Genera! IS seek;
ing to huid himself up in the estimation of the Coaji
ton party, by giving certificates Of good conduct TO
every officer dismissed by his successor The factions
interfering ana imnodest course pursued by Judge
NJ Lean, will ultimately, we suspect satisfy the conn
try that the present Admns ration has been so nfor
tunate as 10 make at least, very iniudicous and
improper appointment, and tat Is the appointment of
John NJ Lean, of Ohio, Justice o. ihc SI1rcn,a
Court"
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From ne Lo7don 1iufs n .JViy p.
COURT or CTL1yYCER P-(Tus DAY.

duplication 10 commit He Iayi nj Roscounoa md
otteTs IN Tie T2cef Cor Contempt
Sr Z. WErntRELL said he was instructed TO make
notion which. considering the elevated rank Of the
pariy against whom he moved gave him much pain
il that the Sergeant NJ Arms be ordered 10 take
INTO custody md bring 10 the bar Of that Court tbc
Earl of Roscommon. Mr.. Stowcl. Mrs. Hoc,h. Mis-
Louisa Booth and certain other individuals, 70 shcw