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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

DURSUNN'F to deed Of trust cvccuied by EdS.aId q
y Swami, on the 3D. day of April 1884, and admitted TO
record on the 18Th day Of the month, IN the clerks on
ofPowhatan county court, will he sold the highes, bidder
On tho premises, Monday, the 2jh day II May next
Tract of Land IN snd county, containing $50 acrrs lying on
Deep Creek, and within half mile n James river This
land lies wei, divided into four fields under good fces
watered by excellent springs in healthy, agreeable
ncghhorhood and bounded by Belle Meade ho estate of the
late Thomas Tahb,) Samuel Swami, Richard Swami, and
Deep Creek There the premises comfortable new
Dwelling house with rooms, and every necessary out building
o'techod also, new basn and tobacco houses succs, fer
large crop.
The parties interested agrr tina, the snc shall 30 made for
fourth Of the purchase hand Inc balance in and
years we'll secured The s'lc will be conducted by Richard
A. swami agcn; for The trustee and such title made vested
by tc et dccd and other which believed 10 be good
TIE TRUSTEE
Tic above made ny my request and NY appreciation
EDWARD &. SWAMI
vi G. Swami viii sell AZ time the life estate of healthy
prsnn ~ tract Of 10 of the richest creek boo all
reclaimed and adjoining the ahcvr. accommodating terms
Possession Of both will hr given r fr wheat and il
possession az Christmas mar 27-esri,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08
LATDRT TAaHIoN.

1.-TWO eases very superior Beaver Hats ofhc late fashion
u Just received, and for sale ny
RAYMOND g. BROTHERS.
NIB. We orc daily looking nrcur oudor Beaver Hats.
marsc q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

M Inc Pnce OF subscription to the DAILY RICHMOND
~. rs - sly collars year, payable in advance.
me chargc br 4dperfising Is rs cents for single s ~
M =. ess anu S3t cents for each continuance daily or
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first. 'f""'e 'o' each Insertion after the
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cvc., PopoInon Tor advertisements Of greater length;
Arcuonec g and Lottery dealers, are charged siuO
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

tAVTlON-son'e time previous the 25th March 1927
- faTr u Anderson gave note BENZ L. Wallace OF this
CITY, for ahon Sl3l, which has been since paid in, the set
enent OF the account between Barr Anderson and Beni
L. Wallace The note Mr. Wallace promised 10 give Ip To tie
agent OF Barr d Anderson he Destroyed or filed away: but
As nc has not done OF the partners of thu, aie FIRM
"p - JOIN BARR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08
NEW NOVELS.

NEW NOVELS.
- ArLoRs AND SAINTS, or Matrimonial Manorv res.
~ by the author of Naval Sketch Book, 2 vols.
These volumes are the production Of true Sailor,
who writes from the full impulse of a bosom passion
acy attached 10 his profession, and oycrlowinr Vi
vacity they abound in accurate and glowing descrip.
tons Of the life and habits Of scamen We can readily
conceive the many tedious hours they will beouilC
and the bursts Of mcrrincnt which they will cxclfc
london Weekly Rerie,o.
We have iudulgcd in many good laugh at the cV-
collcnt nautical wit and humour in these volumes
London Literary GaxeHc,
Further supplies Of Pelham, tho Dsowncd the
Protestant, and other New Novels, received az
april J. IT. NASHS BOOKSTORE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

TO LIE III ,BliC.-UndcT the head Of caution in the
yesterdays wing notice Observation-Disclosures the pbc
from receiving note, given by Barr hnderon TO the cr;
her sometime previous the 25h day Of March 1897 Tor
about Sl3l-and this notice signed Ohm Barr oni in
which he asserts the has since paid Barr g. A1e
son On the 24ih Gay of April 1924 gav duebl on
dcmcn0, inr SS u, which, il JOHN barr individually or con-
jVncvelv with lis then partner undertakes TO saw has been
Pa-he or they VII assert that which true John Barr
appears to have forgotten, Individual transaction heee
HIM and self Of given by him INC previous to die
2f,h March Of 1924 for 9l] 10 and this the note which
promised To hand IN TO him. and which Certainly did hand IN
to his clerk the late Mr. Mathew Woodson the eb
therefore of Bar Anderson still due; gentleman
owhom passed IT. for valuable considerations And Barr
Anderson st in my debt independent othat demand as
on settlement pledge myself establish before proper r
bunal- BENJ. l. WALLACE.
Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

i4E Savage Manufacturing Company are INV emryev.
s sifpAs force ia suding Machinery at III /, rsrs
!shnRnt, IN conneefion with
DANIEL HACK,
Aud pleisr themsrves give Or neral s.,;.f-.,,
ossPa'eh, and IN the faithful execution of ali o,ar, at
E as '"vo.uD,e tsfnis as can be afforded at my a,er
Machine establishment, Ia the GATED Stare 49,
Apply at The Factory the Washington Tp,nn-..
Road TO DANIEL HACK, orto GEO WILLIAMS S~'
W No. , Dowiy's wlatf,
ploy. Baltimore, Jan 9S-Isfla, '' Gu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08
Richmond HAr WareIiouse,

Too doors bslo,c aysssrs Te,,;, rt,sbb l. c..
RnfMoND s. BROTHERS beg leave 10 inform
'ne'f friends and the public, that they have now
oli hand, ana viii constantly receive from the most
approved manufactures in London and the United
skates an extensive assortment of fashionable and
PLAN HATS. They win at all times keep ON band
large quantity of Hats. made by their own direc.
Ton, Tor The accommodation of those who prefer
on the shortest notice the best manner and at the
cheapest possible rate.
country merchants can he supplied with Hints ut
wholesale, on very moderate terms
N. B-An assortment of Woo1 U,rs in ada;
ton to the above.
april Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08


IN Hdno0er County Court, jan. %, 1922.
MILLER BROWN one oftfr heirs and the administrator
oi Anne y. Brown, dec. pn. AGAINST Patrick Brown
Davh Richardson aud Mary ". his wi f., who May
w. Brown JamrS Is. Clopior, Wtldrgravc Copton, "a.
tttk Clorton nUlrr Ciopon, Thomas Coriou, David r.
Copion " illan' Cicptnn Anne ~ Thompson, who was
Anne Clcpton, Winston IIarv ond, and Margaret his
we WI" was Margaret Clonon, and Mary g. Yatbrough
IN niani daughter" f Mary T. Yarbrough who was Mary
'Nlop'nn rhiltren NJ Margarci Brown and John s. T..
brown' tAirck Brown, Fanny p. Brown, Mary Brown,
Saiah NHnc browr william H. Brown and Alfred Brown
children 81 " i'iiHm Brown. Nfs--tv CHANcEpY.
lhc defendants James n. Clopiou, waldeeraye Clop.
.on' miicr Copton, Thomas Copton, John s. T. Brown,
fatl'k Blown Mary Brown Sarah Anne Brown, UilIiam
T. Bfown' Alfred Brown and Patrick Brown, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to e act Of oembly I'd the rules Of Ills court, and
eartng 70 the satisfaction Of the cour, that ,hov
ave not inhabitants Of this country it's ordered that the
sails defendants do appear here on tho first dsv NJ
April court next aud answer the bill ~ the plaintiff aud
that copy Of this order 10 forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in tho city of Richmond for tuu
months sueeessyely aud posted at the front dop Of the
court. housr W this county.
'oFy Tos'c FHlLrP o WINSTON, e. :. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08

a. JOB rRrTrNe executed !. ta nhs A1sos.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-08
COEFEE. IMIlGn e..

=
Receiciag per Srhr. Richmond Prk1;
8 Pipes Iioand gin--ine quality, and entitled :,
debenture, $50 - y
81 whole
SO half boxes raisins
Per Schr 1.ntrs
100 bags prime green cofIle - KS
- terccs do 10 1880
10 bbls primo pork
balas Almonds
ccroons superior indigo
pipes on PORT U'iae. lust iropor;.,j un,i e,,;
tied TO debcnturo ~.
.4iso for Saie
. tons shot, assorted, aud
Prime st. Croix surars. for sal.
mar Jl--8t DAVE,NpOp,f Artc> /.,,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-01
Slsnor $. Ministry,

Professor of the Italian and Spanish Laaguages. and
I-awing in its different branches,
DESPECTFUILY informs Ike citizens Of the Dis.
IL trict that he has removed from New York, where
he has been employed for many years, teaching those
branches of polite education in several academies and
in many respectable private families LIS ties imo.
mails will evnce, to which he refers them for his cha
racter and capabity.
He is teaching m Georgetown College, and is also
employed in some respectable private families in
Washington lie proposes forming class in either
of the aforementioned branches, soon As he shall
have sufficient number Of pupils, and also TO attend
ladies and gentlemen who prefer receiving private
lessons. The terms may be known application in
person. or by letter, to s. Pinistr at Mrs. Argueles
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
NAV 3O-3ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-01

Of that fact before but It is now absolutely pro>
ved by one oftbe eonspirators, and hcncefor,h
all doubi on that point mast cease. 1, is i'm.
possible for us now &c state the other testimony
adduced on the trial. On Saturday The gath at
about 2 O'Clock the counsel for the defendants
commenced summing up. General Mathews
addressed some remarks to the court on legal
questions, 10 which Mr.. Spencer briefly repli
ed. Mr.. Griffin then addressed the jury, in be.
half Of the defendants, in speech OF about iwo
hours. He was followed by Gen. Marvin on
the same side, who oe occupied four hours and a
quarter, and closed after O'Clock in the even
ing. Mr.. Spencer then replied in behalf # the
people, and occupied about two hours. Judge
Howell then briefly cha, sed the jury, informing
them that any verdict to be valid must
be rendered by IL o'clock, but a, the same
time cautioned them not 10 be hurried in their
deliberations. and if they found they had not
time to deliberate maturity to come into court
al - O'Clock, and they would be discharged.
A quarter drfore IL. the jury came in and sta
ted that they had agreed as TO one defendant,
but not as 10 the other.
The public prosecutors srged the court to re-
ceiye the verdict on tie ground that these de-
PENDANTS were severally charged, and The jury
might acquii one and convict the other. Some
doubt being EXPIRE ssed, il was finally sgreed by
Whitney and his counsel Sn the one hand, and
the pubic prosecutors Sai the other, that The
verdict should be rendered. No consent was
given on tn. par, Of ellis The Jury then
rendered a verdic, Of guilty against Whitney,
ard stated that they had not agreed as TO ellis.
TIE cour, inquired whether there was any
probability of their agreeing soon! To which
they answered in the negative, and it being
now very nearly IL o'clock the Jury were dis
charged.
The Court then sentenced John Whitney 10
imprisonment, in toe county Jail for one year
aud three months.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-01

Sugars, Brandy, etc,
SAMUEL MESSERSMIyH- Offers for sale,
80, ,hAs New Orleans sugar, part prime quality
U1 .9d I hads. !, and ST. Cfoix and Porto Rico do
q hhds w. l. molasses
10 bags Rio, Laguira and Java coffee
10 pipes 4'h proof seg1e''e brandy
Is half pipes do do do
2 do GODDARD & Co. do old& superior
do Champagne dog
half pipes American do
pipes Holland gin
Il hhs 4th proof N. o. rum
5 hhls and N. E. rum
20 bbls FoIey's genuine Baltimore gin
20 do Baltimore Eagle do
Afyw casks Lisbon, Port, L. P. Madeira, samos,
Sherry and Colmenar wines
Is shss shs ana Young HysOn tea
:: e.; e; e: :s;' s:::: tie.
z Chests
hsf chests and Slmperial tea
IS 10 catty boxes
,,.f chests n, son tea
do do Souch"ng do
so boxes and half boxes Bakers and Lapham's
chocnlate
90 boxessperm candles, superior quality
so hal! boxes yellow soap 90
~ boxes bloom raisins
8 bales Buenos \, res horse hair
6O pieces German tiessians
20 do spaalield hdkfs of handsome patterns
so reams news paper
40 do super6ne letter paper
1853 do No. letter do
80 do No. pot do.
~ do No. cap do
200 do wrapping do
4e bundles sugar loaf paper and binders band
box boards
10 tons Russia hemp
1873 coils patent cordage, assorted
500 bags patent shot, from the Phen'x Shot Tower
Co of Baltimore
20 sacks Liverpool blown salt
$500 bushels Turks Island salt
Hampers porter and wine bottles, &c may ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-01
To Millers and MilIwrights.

NY person who may be about to erect mil where,
"A the fall would suit, may find it to their aSn I
vantage to purchase the articles in the brick waeh
at the intersection of 18th street and the Canal.
City Of Washington, As they may be purchased at mo
less than regular prices. They have been sxamint pea
by experienced miller, aud pronounced of goo'es.
quality and executed in a workman like manner.
they consist Of broad wster-wbee. II feetom
diameter with all the necessary accompanying, cog9to
wheels trundle heads, spindle, hopper, &C. used w all
AN over. shot MILL Also pair of feet inch CT SUI
lopne stones banded, and ready for immediate u.s.
For further particulars apply to buoeh Ar
washington. or to GEO. JOH3ty Of other
nav q III ~ whole.
ling & ROYAL
dec IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-01
Notice.

FINDER the authority of decree Of the Circuit
u Court of the District of Columbia for the County
If Alexandria, in the case of Francis Str b'ngs eve.
cutor against John McIver and others, the sub = ibe
will or for sale at public auction for cash, Friday
The SIT day Of ntrt month, at the Reading Room, 50
much of the
Capital Stock Of the Bank of Potomac,
standing in the name OF the said John McIver As will
satisfy the sum Of 1857 IA, with expenses of ssc be.
ing the balance due the SAID decree after credtng
the dividend received under it from the said bank and
the Bank of Alexandria
Sale at II O'Clock at noon. C SCOTT, ID. VI
ma, 26-ts for Tench Ringeold, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-01

lJ1 There will be Camp Meeting held
in Westmorelsnd County, on the Land of Mrs Eliza
Campbell, within a miles of the waters of Lower Ma
chodoc, to commence the 50h Of July, under the SUI.
perrntendence of tn Rev. john Davis. The Managers
determined 10 suffer person to sell spirits any
other article during the meeting.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-01

Odd and Even System.
Maryland State Lottery, No for 1929,
Draws in the City Of Baltimore "Wednesday, Sd Of
June, upon the odd and even system, by which the
holder of two tickets certain draw prize, and
may draw THREE!
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters Ii eghths so cents.
Lowest prize dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-01

TINDER the authority of deed of trust will he sold
u at public auction Tuesday the ID inst the fol.
lowing valuable property. ali in the town Of AleAan-
tlria viz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-01
Drawing Oh the Sd Of June.
CoHEN's OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
api! is. 1899.
MARYLAND State Lottery,

No 9. for 1929,
ARRANGED ON THE ODD e EVEN SYSTEM
BY which the holder OF two tickets, or two shares,
is certain OF obtaining al least One Prize and may raw
Iaree-and in the same proportion for any greater
Quantity. No prize less than -Four Dollars The draw
ing is fixed for the ;dof June order to allow distant
adventures the opportunity OF investing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-01
MARRIED.

On the 21st of May, at C'ysbrooke, Fluvanna coun.
ty, Va by the Rev. VIM F. Lee, DR.. ORLANDO FAIR
FAX, Of Fairfax county, Va. to Miss MARI RAN
DoLPH CARY, daughter of Wilson jefferson Cary, de-
ceased
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-24

Rsp. ". b. Liftts II think It was the
night. Of tho examination, my eldest
daughter was sick-Dr. Lawrence was
called in; when he came told hhm was
sorry | had TO call him at such a late
hour-be said he had not-been TO bed
The next morning, or sometime alter,
perhaps several mornings after, be sta
ted to me that the opinion OF he phvsi
clans would be. in Swearingen's favor,
and the only circumstance that would
operate mostly against him was bis go
ing away lie said be thought that
Mrs. =. might have come to her death
by being stunned and a handkerchief
held on her mouth.
.Hathcw Pan Lear.-Swearingen sus'
tanned a good character. tie would not
have been elected Sheriff if be had not
borne a good character. He has a ba.
bit ot hanging his bead when spoken to
(Other witnesses testified to the good
character sustained by the prisoner
Plats OF the ground and the Different
roads and distances about the place OF
the murder. were furnished by the coun'
ty Surveyor, by request OF the Counsel.
They were during tie trial very FREE
q%nently referred to and we're of consi.
derable advantage to the jury.
We have now concluded the testimo
ny in the Ease OF this unfortunate man
and in doing so, we believe we have
not omitted any, but have given the
whole OF the particulars as stated by the
witnesses-or as nearly so as possible
and have thus placed in the bands of our
readers the grounds upon which the pr.
soner has been convicted We have done
SO at considerable trouble, as we had in
a great measure to use the first notes OF
the gentlemen who took down the evi
dence-abd we have thereby fulfilled
our promise, and we trust, given salts
faction to those ofour readers who ex-
pacted Us to place those particulars be
fore them.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-24

The Nashvill Banner of the 9Th in
slant, contains a letter from j. Chiffon,
in which II is Substantially stated, that
Judge Wihioms, IF Tennessee, is to be-
impeached because of his differing in
opinion with the majority Of that state
on The Presidential Election. II party
madness is thus to influence our legisla'
tors, we shall indeed despair of The Re.
public. That government cannot last
where the seats of the Judges are made
to depend on SO unstable a tenure as
loyalty 10 an individual-g~n Amer,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

FRoM New ORLEANS We have received
New Orleans papers 10 the 9th inst. inclusive.
Letters Of the 4,h stale that there were only
Two frrighting vessels in that port unengased.
Frtights are quoted at il-l6d 20 Liverpool (;
|, 7-l6 cen, 10 Havre, for co,ton--6os. for to-
bacco to London, and cent per pound 10 Ca
dig.
The Louisiana Advertiser of the 4th, says
ave regre, to learn from various paris Of the
state, that owing 10 the cold winter and spring,
the heavy rains and la,eness Of the season, tie
sugar crop is very much injured; in many cases
the ne has not come up, and should we have
early frost, we cannot calculate on more than
half a crop the coming season"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
csr.A,.Axr AND ONO casar-wrsrxas

CRrsAYsAxE AND OHIO CAaaL-WRsrKRS
Srcrt.s.-We are grss.6edby The opportunity
of being able to state. that Messrs. Roberts and
Crueer have completed the location Of the
WESTERN Division Of The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal to Pittsburgh, and have formed very
favourable and satisfactory eonnexion with the
PENNSYLVANIA Canal Of the Southwest end Of the
tunnel through Graar's Hill, from which point
boats will pass down into the river at the City
through Jour locks, already completed, or near
Iy so. The most intelligent, gentlemen at Pitts
bureh, we learn, entertained the opinion, and
freely, that the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is Of
much greater importance to- them than the
Pennsylvania Canal, as 1t will furnish them
shorter and more direct commune alton with the
Atlantic seaboard, through a canal Of larger
dimensions and free from the embarressments
and delays experienced on the Pennsylvania line
from railroads and canals Of different dimen.
sions
Railroads we understand, are losing ground
in public estimation in the West. Tha, con-
Meeting the Eastern aud Western section Of The
Pennsylvania Canal il now considered one Of
the most formidable and serious difficulties in
the way ofits success, and as destroying the
probability Of successful competition with the
Chesapeake and Onio Canal.
By the conexion formed with the Pennsylva.
MIA canal at Pittsburgh. the Company not only
avais Itself of thirty seven feet Of lockage alread
made down into the river Monongahela on The
one side, but, should the canal be extended to
the Lakes, will pass through the tunnel and over
she aqucduc, constructing over the Allegheny
rive, tom whence oer canal may be continued
on its rou, towards ,hs lakes more than sixteen
Mills without lock. For twen'y-seven and
three quarter mics above Pittsburgh, no lock
will be required: and the ground generally up
Yough,oghaay is said to be highly favorable.
Bu' perhaps, after all, the most interesting
results If The survey are reduction Of NEARLY
one half ;he estimated expense Of the West
era Section Of The Canal, and considerable
reduction Of The distance Also Nat. Intel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
WORCESTER, July 9


MoRx Ma.auERADISe.-On Friday last a
handful was rec. ived In town advertising >
wagon and poney which were taken from the
stable OF ] Wilson, at the United States
Hotel in New York, BY Two boys as was sup
posed at the lime, but which it was afterwards
believed were girls dressed in boys clothes
From the description given Of them in the adj
ver,is-men,, there is no doubt Of their being
the same persons WHO recently wished Us in
the same disguise. The persons who took the
horse and wagon we're apparently two boys
f" abou, Is years old; one Of them had on froek
Goa, Of dark color, and the other light round
about. The largest one somewhat freek,ed. -
The ease with which these persons slipped
the fingers of justice on their receot excursion
~ this place. it seems has embroidered them to
further deprrdations. They will not be likely
again 10 escape ss they did before, but will
mos, probably have permanent residence pro-
vided Them by he State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

RAIL ROAD rs. CANAL.-We learn from An
napohs, says the Baltimore Gaze,,e, tina, Gen.
Jones continued his argument for The Def, nd
ans, Che Canal Compsny,) on Tuesday, and
concluded l. by half past one o'clock, when he
VAS followed by Mr.. Wir, on the same side
Mr. Wir' opened his argumen, and continued
"un'il the hour Of adjournment, a. s O'Clock
oO Wednesday he resumed it, and occupied the
attention Of the eour', with hi, accustomed
harning and eloqsence until two O'Clock, when
'he Court adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

A large number Of merchants IN Boston, have
signed an address 10 the Collector oil that port
speaking in high terms Of the ability, and
nrompt,rude with whica Mr. johnson dispatch
es the business o: his department., and express
ing what they believe to be the opinion Of
barge majority Of he mercantile interest," that
his remoya! from Office would be very much re-
prued.