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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
LEWIS WEBB & 90.
OFFER EOR GQTE

OFFER FOR SAFE
SO B5is and 100 bags coffee, Laguira st. Domingo
and java
40 hhds molasses
20 hhds and 10 bbls St Croix and New Orleans ST.
gars
hhds II boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
90 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruther's rectified do
2Co bbls Isle of Wight and Northern apule hraaIy
do peach brandy
hhds and so bills p,sre y. T.. rum
g do Antigua do
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira, Canary
Lisbon, Teneriffc I iNF.o
Port, Muscat
London porter, cider
100 bills vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown DO
so tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
do castings
German, crawley, blisterea and cast steel
Cut an dwrorght nails
$50 Spanish hides
25o sides seal leather
! 60 sides upper leather
/, Barrels tanners OF!
/ 800 bbls n. Carolina cutl... nos
! 80 do mackerel
10 do prime pork
! 5000 lbs bacon
I IL casks prime cheese
I irish potatoes, tar, cJ22 eras. alum
Brimstone, indigo, pepper, pmento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins nntmegs, cassia, demiiohns
Quart bottles, tumbors, decanters, vines Sc
Stone ware window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and talow candies
Brown and shaving soap, beeswaX
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchono teas
/ Duponts and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
! Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whittcmores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
! Cotton hagging bale rope, bed cords
! Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor
I dage
! Seine and wrapping Irvine
! Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
| Osnaburgs, hessions, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29

FRESH SARATOGA WATER.
n HAVE received by the schooner Defiance, a fresh
supply ofthe above article, in pint and quart bot
TICS, direct from the Swings. -.
april II J. II. BLhMIRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29

FUR SALE,
HAxALL's nails g. brads, all sizes at factory prices
IL Youles patent shot, all sizes
ST. Croix and New Orleans sugars
Loaf sugar, indigo, chocolate
Havana, Rio, Bagnira and Porto Rico coffee
GunPowder, imperial, Tyson, young Tyson and
pouchong teas
Sperm and tallow candles and soap
White Havana sugar, 6g hluc. pepper
German steel, l-2 pint tumblers
Liquor cases, porter and wine bottles In hampers
Jamaica, Antigua and northern run
Cognao and imitation brandy
Holland and country gin, Sicily Madeira wine
Black and drab wool hats
Spanish and American segars
Old Monongahcla whiskey
Rice, stone ware, white lead, &c &c.
Apply To OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
spTll5 cost
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Patent Balances.
VIM. II. FITZWHYLSONN.

Hooh-SeAer BINDER, and StntioHer,
AS ON hand general Of DAY Books JOURNALS
EDGns and other SUBSIDIARY books mercantile puTpo-
cT RECORD ouKs for county clerks; Sheriff. books and
account oooks for the of private cOncon manufactured
OF superior materials and woTkmanspand to be sold the
ae prices that books Of the sizes are sold at which
come from the north.
MISC ooisaP letter and other writing papers, of al the
usual Sizes Of various qualities prices and other articles
Stationary
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish and English Sciooi Books
NE cheapest edifions miscellaneous publications.
Spanish Guitars Of superior appearance and tone German
FLUTES, Nolns, strings music NJ hsfpricc, &c
b. Old books rebound and book binding in all s yar,tIs
OF elegance nesness and strength, executed The owes
teTurs. March az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29

HEOkGE II. TIFFIN has received by recent
~ arrivals from New York and Philadelptiu. ,
large and beautiful assortment of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
From Tire DeiqrGye Gazefe and W'o7cbDln,,.
THE MURDERS IN SIrSSEN.

y e stated briefly in paper of Friday last some
circumstances respecting most diabolical course Of
conduct which Tor some years past has been carried
on III Sussex County. in this state the evidences Of
which have Just been brought to lirht: and promised
III our next number to give further particulars This
promise we failed to PERFORM one reason for which
was that family affection called our attention TO the
consideration OF other things, and another was that as
the court was then about commencing its session at
which the examination into the circumstances was to
be made, 1t would be better TO omit saving any THING
further upon the subject until after the trial would he
likely to be ended. This presume is now the case
and although we arcignoran of the result of the trial
we proceed to redeem our promise so faras we have it
In our power.
From our correspondents accoun ve rather the
following particulars About ten DAYS previous to his
writing, tenant, who lives the farm where PATTY
Cannon and her son in law, the celebrated JosonI
Johnson, negro trader lived for many years in North
West Fork Hundred, near the MARYLAND line wss
blowing in the field, place generally covered with
water, and where heap Of brush has been living for
years, wicr his horse sunk in grave and on digging
he found blue painted chest about three feet lon
and in it the bones Of man. The news flew ike
wild fire. and people from many miles around visited
the place; among whom it was universally apreed that
a negro trader from Georgia, named Bell or Miller or
perhaps both had been murdered, by johnson and his
gang, about u years ago. and that the bones now
discovered were those ofone of them as the man or
men had been missed about that time and the horse
on which one oftem rode found at Patty Cannons
who laid claim to the animal, until person from Ma
ryland, who had lent the horse, came forward and
claimed bis property and she alleged, at the time
that Bell or Miller had sailed short time previous
with cargo of negroes for the south.
Since that time he has not been heard Of and it is
said that few days before he was missed he was
heard to say that he had with him fifteen thousand
dollars with which he purposed TO purchase negroes
The supposition now is that the knowledge of his
having this money in his possession, formed the in
d1cemcnt &c take hs life, and that 20 CONCEAL The bo
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rem requires for the conduct of his department and
may require again and again, The real object of
the Telegraph, and that part of the Cabinet which
Dictates to it, is to prevent The people from seeing
and understanding the fact that the A ADMINISTRATORS
are under the necessity OF seeking the resistance Of
the very individual whom they have charged with
ncapaci,y and inefciency andt the alleged abuses Of
Whose administrator they tell The people chat thew
are about to reform.
There seems to be want of cohesiveness in th.
present Administration, and want of concert be-
tween them and their official organ which do not
indicate long or uninterrupted harmony.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
LIVERPOOL, March q.

CORN hlARkEF-Ihere little variation in the value Of
c principle articles Of the trade Tuesday and prices have
SINCE renamed as nearly stationary possible Wheat has
been IN fair request both from the country ners but
the demand for Oats has been light. ' 49,
In MaDcheser, Saturday sales 10 Some estet e,a e
"a III the nsr qualities o both articles previous rates ana
!our and Oatmeal were also flee OF sale.
IorIoN M,RSET.The demand for Cotton was u,nrn eve,
s1ve on saturday than for time past the sales amounting
10 about |9oP bags at former prices 1900 bags have been sold
to-day, and the market firm. ' ~
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Resolved, That the proceedings of his meeting,
oe sisned by the Chairman and Secretary. and copy
tern Shore and copy to the Editors of the Enquirer
aud constitutional WhiA and request that they pub
hsh the same, in their respective Gazettcs.
WIN. X. PERRIN, Chairman.
CARY s. loNEs, Secretary.
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Ei.on Tie PolilicnL ..s,,n


E2on3.--Ffom the PHILADELPHIA Price Current. are
CLEANED the following amounts of -four inspected at
at the principal markets for export III the T. States
- 1928.
IN New York, zee coo barrels, Baltimore $40 600.
Philadelphia asa, 900, Richmond l49 GOD Alexandria
$4,000, Fredericksburg and Falmouth 100 600.
t3eorgetown %. CT 10000 Petersburg 80 600 AL.
bany $4,000. These returns are supposed to be so
nearly correct, as TO include l9-20ths, or more,
OF all the inspected Flour: Total 233 600 barrels.
There we're inspected in 1877 o6l 900 bbls: 1926
= 2O3l OOO 1885 1872 900; l821-I7I4 coo: 1925
Il $4,000; and 1872 599 900: Showing an IN
crease OF II coo bbls nj years. Aud the increase
during the Administration of John o adams -
al 900 barrels w.
Whilst we are neither knaysh, nor sillv enough. to
ascrloe favourable seasons and abundant harvests to
the measures OF Mr.. Adams, we may Justly never
theiess seize upon the above stated increase in our
exports or flour strong point in his defence against
the obqny heaped on him, for his aedged ruin ofour
foreign trade In that very article BY bungllng ne
GotiatIos, 1t was said that 3I. A. lost us profitable
market for flour, in the British West Indies where
10y We were debarred from sales to the amount Of
So,0Ooo 900 year. The closing of SO important q
vent onght surely to have diluscd a universal damn
upon the eXcrtions Of our "a rmers and TO have made
them arise somewhere about millions worth less
than before. But what has happened WHY we
fould0 market, in 1929 for 43i ,0G0 barrels worth
at dollars, (aboYe millions and half dollars MORE
than We soldin 1926!
We leave our readers to make their own com.
ments upon these facts: and oulv ineuirc how Mr.
Adams can be charged with the destruction of the
-four trade?
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From he Ns~ Eaglaaa lJ'ttily Rsrieio.
MORNING IN SPRING.

MORNING IN SPRING.
How sweet the landscape! Morning twiucs
Her tresses round the brow OF Day,
And bright mists DER the forest pines,
Like happy Spirits, float away
o reVel OH the mountains crown,
w hence the glad stream comes shouting down
Through woods and roclR, that hang Oh highl
LIKE clouds against the deep blue sky.
The woven sounds Of bird and stream
Are falling beautiful and deep
UYon the spirit, like dream
vi music on the hour Of sleep
and gently fronlthe dewy bowers
Soft murmurs, like the breath Of flowers
Are winding through the purple grove,
And blending with the notes OF Love.
The streams in veins of silver flow
The sunrise gale DER flower and tree
30 lightly breathes, it scarce would blog
y fairy bark upon the sea-
1t comes SO fresh, so calm, 80 sweet,
It draws the heart from its retreat
10 mnglc with the glories, born
in the first holy light ofmorn.
d cloud is on the sky above
-, And calmly DER the young yea. blue,
lis coming like thing ofLove
70 gladden. in the rising dew
its white waves with the sunlight blend
And gentle Spirits seem to bend
from its unrolling folds to hear
The glad sounds ofour joyous sphere
The lake, unrulIied by the breeze,
Smiles in its deep unbroken rest,
rs it were dreaming ofthe trees
And blossoms pictured on its breast
Us depths are glowing bright and fair,
And the far skies seem ballowed there,
Soft trembling-as they felt the thrill
Emusic echoed from the hill.
The living soul of beauty fills
The air with glorious visions--bright
They llDger round the sunny hills
And wander in the clear blue light.
OH to the breathing Heavens they 20,
Along the Earth they live and glow,
Shed Ger the lake their happy smilcs,
And beckon to its gIittering Isles.
Oh. at this hour when Air and Earth
are gushing love, and Joy, and light,
and songs of gladness hail the birth
Ofall that's beautiful and bright
Each heart beats high-each thought blown
TO fiame-the spirit drinks the tone
Of brighter worlds, and melts away
in vision, ofeternal Day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
MIR. ADAMS. " "o'''''

MR., ADAMS. S
II is astonishing the malgnv with which AIR ad,,,c
stu pursued, notwithstanding he has gone into retirement,
and s certainly dead future political views connece
with his own personal adj cemctIie ass nothing more
ne caaa0s ask any thinsot lie hands of son,rynen He
has been ence elevated toun Office cacuiei q, grat The
most unboundei hope and fu the largest ambition lie
could not possibly higher glory upon ear,i I, onld
,ueeo nave been source OF qualification him ;s had
been seciedbecause that circumstance cld have been
an uuequiyoca Indication that his measures were m
ms coun'yren But wheE ne reflects on the by which
MS oeeat was objected cipled too MAN. in auces
he cannot feel the slightest modification AT the res,,
Is knowledge OF this acta self OF havng re-
so.ted TO base ar,ices procure Mr. Aamss eeenen, linn,
daiiy observance OF the calm phiIouphv with
which he regards his enovaiha goads his rncr political
opponents on TO the aul course of aondct wht iIe~ a@
pursuing towards him Let him DO what ne viii some nir
uesgn sure to be attributed to him. it said ha he intends
to retire To his paernal mansion: It is Jecause he 80
from the contact OF his late opponent Is il said that m
'enas TO remain near Washington; T.ien that inpN,en,
vehicle of SANDER and fdlse,ood (tle neymm drc
that $50 violent is his hostility Jackson tia, he TAX ,
station to control the Operations Of opposition presses
that place" Does lie re py 10 respectful ;,ircs q IL lI
inw-citzens, is is easerness to cnbroi Iinef IN
controversy winch acuaes him. she silent? Then the case
into aocratcal haughness and mia ed un,ions Of .Jf $40
riorry In short, his enemies know no middle snnd ,i
h even though re has nothing further hope from them and
!nSy nothing further fear from him y gencrouspud homo
aoie opponent would sCon 10 such vile praces,
any Toe would be content when he his enemy rrosa,e
OUT W!at can we expect when such 10 not know
such reptile as Duff Green Is ..a Uu @ ~ Tue man
greater Than the throne itself" We believe il was pooe ho
once eHc!aimed What that nation be whose God s
-5ohGey! 'h little variation may now be fairly 1eprat-
N'p'S' nun tSI(y WHOSE NCGd andrew
Jackson and whose prominent are Duff Green we
put nm is as being the conspicuous Ingham Tommy
IiooTe Eaton nslam, Lee and kTe;ner? What bit tina, g
'hey obtained their Offices and their ennence by SANDER and
GeianlaoI they Will employ the means 10 hold them in
ier cu;ches fho raked the dead ashes aud desected
me memory OF the elder Adams TO effect purpose alx if
tie deemed necessary their future security il cannot he
peced Therefore, that they will hesitate with whatever !de
Show o. justice 10 pour tfes wrath Upon his sou.
We congratulate the country on ,e Discrimination aud
Io'0e Of chardctsr evinced by Gen Jackson in sendipr
a Lee among the lGtks 1t is the notable instance cf
sa5acity he has yer show.-T tlrsiaian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
.TorthcmptOn- Congrcss-Braxton 80, Coke 81.
Bassett 8. State Senate-Joyncs II, Nelson "A,
Segar 3.
YorA.--Corgress-C ITO, Basset. "a, Braxton
none. II is said that 10 of Basserts "a were Guin-
oen,en from Gloucester. House OF Deegates-.-
Shield l6, Griffin 96---no opposition.
,.ldtttet0S.--House of Observation-Disclosures Eudgins
lac, Humphrey Billups* i03-Thonaas James 100,
Samuel Digges, (rctired at an early hour from the
bench.)
acknowledgements VIM S. Archer. no op-
position House of Deegates-John F. May, no
opposition.
Goochland.--No opposition to Rives for Congress,
or to Gordon for the Senate House of Delegates:
Peter Guerrant, Arcid. Bryce, il. no Opposition.
Prince Ed.odra..-5adge Bouldin left Prince Ed
ward 100 ahead of DR.. Crump. We have not learn
ed the exact state of the poll. Cumberland (Cruu1ps
late resdcnce) only vote, and opinion rather in IA
vor of Bouldn.
In the Kenapha District, there is also close cpn-
test for Congress, between MIR. Maxwell, the late
menloer, and Col. Lowell of Kenawha and Mr. VIM.
Smith of Greenbrier. Three counties, Kenawha
(-ovells residence) Lewis, (Maxwcll's) and Mason,
give the following result Lowell 48O--Maxwell 384--
Smith 53--Losan, GreenbEier, Monroe, Randolph g.
Wood to vote; and the contest uncertain.
Prince EI!caTd.-If. Of Delegates: Dupuy g. Dbl.
on."
Rena'cha.-NIathew Dunbar, Cen. Daniel Smith
.HasOn.--Bcnj. Thomas,* Isaac Newmpn.t
corrected state of the Congressional Poll in
Rockbridge, Montgomery, and Botetourt, gives
Craig a9l; Miller Goethe Fincastlc Mirror ex-
prcssea belief that bad votes were given for
Mr. Craig in Montgomery.
BaHL.--Congress-No opposition to VIM. M'I'ov
House of Delegates--Tho. Sitthngton III, john
Browns, lr. l3l--SaHl'l. V. Hamilton 1s7.
New Members
NoRFo1K, April 81,
day at Portsmouth alid the Great Bridge. The fol-
loving the state OF the polls at the close. Though
the contest was warm and animated it was marked
with as much decorum as could be expected in DO.
,tlDr rl,- 80
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meeting of ileehoder of the county of GoocLaud a,
me on the 2oih day of April 1929, held the
persons TO represent The senatorial district which that
Isa part, IN convention, Col VIM, Boiling appointed
ticket Wns presented and advocated by Col S WathnsH
James easans OF oochland, VIM. C. Riyes of Albenare
Joseph e. Cabe and Thomas Massie of Nelson The .;cr
being adopted the meeting adjourned.
WAN. BOILING. Chairman,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
SEVERAL FREEuOIDERs.
For TIE RrcnMoxp WIG.

For PtcHioND WIG.
ST amecliaS Of sundry Freeho'dcrs of the county
o. Gloucester favorable to reform OF the present
Constitution of the State held at tho (s7lrf Uonso
on the 4t day of April for the purpose of selecting
suitable PERSONS to represent the district composed
ST the counties Of AcGoBiaek NORTHAMPTON. C,lo,,
lester, Maitheays. ard 4idIesex il the approaching
Contention 10 beheid III Richmond in October next;
and fr the purpose oFc5Secting unanimity between
the fri5ds Of reform, 90 the Eastern and Western
tlIores,
.y9iIliarn Z, Perrin was called to the Chair. and
CRY ., Jenes appointed Secretary:
FFhefeupon, p letter was read from Thos NJ Raw
~, John z. Drummond, and Calvin H. Read NON
Oers othe last Legislature, from the counties of Ac-
c1mack, and Northampton, proposing that two can
dldates favorable to Reform, be nominated by the
friends Of Reform, those countless and that two be
III Ike manner nominated b. the friends Of 2eform
On the Western Shore.
This meeting agreeing TO the proposition therein
c0htalned; and most heartily cooperating with their
views, proceeded to the nomination accoTdinrly and
up3h the motion Of Philip Duval, Mr. Charles. Hill
OF Alng and Queens and upon the motion Of John
y. Iornktee, Doct. Richard r.. Christian of Mid
dlesex, were proposed and selected as fit and pro-
per persons to represent this District, in the ap-
preaching Convention.
Fhe meeting then adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the friends of Reform, on the Eas-
tern Shore, be requested to call another meeting, a.
Inong themselves, and make a selection from their
Ticket, OF any two therein named, whom united with
the two above nominated this meeting pledges itself
to support, by all fair and honorable mems.
Resolved, That Mathew Kemp, John G. Tomkies,
ana Charles U Curtis constitute Committee whose
duty 1t shall be, to informth gentlemen herein nom
mated as candidates, oftbsr nom nation and
IAN from them, their Willingness to serve if elected
Resolved, That should either of the candidates
mere put IN nomination. decline serving the people,
that the said Committee shall forthwith Sroceed IN
cal another meeting of the friends Reform at some
suitable place, IN the district for the purpose Of sop
plying such vacancy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

WISH 10 hire fifty able bodied negro men, the rerlai
< der OF s year, for the OF The Richmond Dock Con-:
Pany. GEO. BOOKER, Snper't.
Jan lois
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NEGROES WANTED.

NEGROES WANTED,
WISH to hire nifty able bodied negro men, for the renai:
< der OF this Year. for the Of The Richmond Dock Con-
pany GEO. BOOKER Supert
Jan lots
TO PLANTERS Of IoJacco on lanes River.
ri OFFICE is given, tat all Tobacco intended for Shotka
cciyci into the Fire Proof Warehouse ote subscriber fontn
tine Basin and adjoining Shock of expense of davsgs
er expense to the owner when called for inspection or sam
Pns than would occur if delivered al once into Shoe
in the holIse above named w l. MORRIS
M CNSLEUR TONS0N viii stand the ensuing seaS6I,,
IA at Tree Hill near Richmond His will commence
me of February and terminate the first of July he
will be let to at fifty dollars the SEASON which NAV S
Wares can be insured at seventyye dollars payable when the
mare shai Prove 10 be in foa One dollar tue groom In
The Tree Hill estate has bern leased and well enclosed bv
the SUBSCRIBERS who will furnish good pasfurage for mares
grg'S ana sla9o them IN all bad weather They be wei
Every desirable arrangement has been made Tor the accom-
oaao OF mares; and one Of the subscribers will give his
Cosa personal attentions IN orde- that they may be well
treated and returned TO their good order The under
vu cno ns responsible tor accidents or escapes but will
use every eAeon TO prevent both Monsieur Tonsun is a
beautiful bays fifteen hands three inches high with black Ice
er and beauty Throughout s form His blood arpesTapcd an,
performances, be surpassed by any horse on fbg
nent. For Pedigree, &c. see horse bills.
Gb3-6o ABN fJ'R Ro W 500
PUBLIC WAREHOUSE !10ad
al AVING lat the desire Of the Inspt,. org of t,l,
u ABOVE Warehouse) taken thu situation
OF salesman, tender my services to thecutivators Of
tobacco as such and will pay the strctost atten-
ton tn receiving, securing and seur am, tobsC1o
sent to me or the inspectors.
Punctuality and despatch viii in all cases be rsc.
tcnlarly attended 10. !'~
Foliage, &c. ADVANCED
" Office in the Inspectors Counting Room.
NJ. G.. LAKELAND.
N B.--Ihe planters are assured that the best M:
cas will be obtained from all the BUYERS ~ WHOM,
as wen as the Commission MERCHANTS and Inspectors,
I beg leave 20 refer. ~ (
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

The philadelphia Gazette informs that the brin
James Coulter, Ferguson, l6 days from Iaguira, IS
below. All was quiet. Bolivar had called Grand
Convention TO meet oh the first Of January. 1890.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

We congratulate the country d;scI1siAatian and
Io'o6ge o. character evnced by Gen Jackson in sendpa
Maj Lee among the Turks the most notable instance
sasacty nc has yer showil-J 1,;giaiay.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

MF. Symmes Harrison, eldest sen of Gen IIarri
son, and the husband of the ONLY chilli Of tho -
Pike, has deemed it his duty to resign the office Of
KccciVet OF public moneys, a, Vncennes. lie could
not reconcile It to his sense of propriey to hold an
ohce uI'SHr men, who had outraged the feein es Of
his father This spirited conduct must meet the an
probation of all good men, Cincinnati Ga@.
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To TIE EpIrops or TIFF Wu.e.

10 THE tpIfoRs WING.
Hentiemcn:-The inclosed is taken from the 4 Ina
ny Argus OF the 18th inst; be good as to giva It
place In your paper; II may help TO open TIE eyes
she people Of Virginia with respect to banking. You
compliance will oblige A SUBSCRIBER.