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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-09
WIN j. CLARKE,
GUS V. CLARKE.
TRUST SALE.

an Friday, the nth day OF next month, (Dcccm
~ ber) at ~ o'clock, by virtue Of decd oftrust
from the late Doctor John Albums, and Of record in
Henrico county court Office, ] shall, as surviving trus-
tee, sell at auction, on the premises, and for
cash, two lots Of Land on the Church Till, near to
the city of Richmond, being halfof CloTenont square,
and adiolnin, the lots of Mr.. MacNemera Acting
as trustee, I shall Of course, convey only such tito as
is derived 10 me under the deed OF IT,
nov gO-iIt CHARLES COPELAND.
NIEW AIUSIC-For tho Piano and Guitar, among which
~ Is INC Inyincibks. IL j.i received ~
f-s - = SAvNtY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-09

JUST received, a supply of prime Winter
Strained Lamp OIL, for sale by
nov 2. II. G. MCNAMARA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will be made to the Pre-
IN sident and Directors Of the Bank Of Virginia TO
issue 90 the Executor Of the late Catharine Flood
Mccall, n certific ate for Is Shares Of the Stock Of
the said Bank, in lieu Of the certificate for said stock
issued 10 &. J. Mccall, No. 2O7i, dated 23d Dec.
1906. and since lost or mislaid,
dec 9-if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-09
FLANK ROCKS.

NNiE subscriber is now having made an assortment
OF Merchants and Record Books of the best ma
teriais and workmanship, such books as he can conf
IDENTIFY recommend to his,customors.
lie has recently received a stock of blank book
paper, which can at short notice be made 10 order.
ruled and bound in any style desired. Clerks of
Courts, Banks and other public offices and merchants
generally, who have not tried him. had better rivc
call as he can and will give them every salts
faction, IN the execution Of their orders.
" Stationery; a good supply on hand, and as
chenp " not cheaper than can be had (the same
quallty,) in any part of the u. Stotes.
dec 4 !. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-09
NEW MUSIC

COLLINS s. co. have received an additional suppiy Of
- Music, f' the Piano F~orte-amtng the late pieces aie tie
following:
AlrayS a daahag gay young GHow, fayoh,c comic cong,
music by w. Halves;
. think NJ ne moments SO sUohy endeuring, words by chs.
Jedhcs music by BametG
Wud as Me m%oo1beanS which on fountains tcmbe, music by
MI Braham, with a new arrangement, by a. Taylor
y gire ml back my araJ Sfeed, as sung by Madame Fercn.
music by A il0dsOu;.
Kathleen o ,Moore, words by S. Woodwork, as sung by
Miss l. Gilirgiam;
F5sdge me br,n 10 brun, words by l. Fitz Ball, music by @.
H. honweh' author ot"Draw the Sword Scotland"
My Emma, my darting, written by the Furiek Shepherd.
music Wy n. X. Bishop.
Non he lamp Of day has Hed words by r. RYAN. music ibv
J. Barnett; ~
hsc' a further supply Of Sacred Songs, aud a few Sonettas,
Airs, so. for the Piano, Flute, &c. and a large assonnen, Of
NlutNd INSTRUMENTS dec 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-09

AVE received by recent arrivals, and offer at
- 'oholesate or retaif, upon accommodating terms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-09
Ichmond Dyeing EstabIishment.

Cqry Street, rear Of tie Tirginia and Farmers
Banks.
1SEPH WILLIAMS is grateful {. the ladies
and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past favoms and
"a Continuance Of the same; and would thank
adde's scnding their silk dresses, 70 have them Ia
TO pieces, which viii enable him to warrant them
. &c dyed and finished as we'll as at my establish.
.lt in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
spry, as he has suitable machines 10 finish them, If
% him in the situation above mentioned.
5ontlcincn arc likewise informed, that he scours
.nucws in colour, codts, pantalooBs, and vests, to-
.I NTH all kinds ofapparol, and If REQUESTED, repairs
iufhc neatest manner. AS usual oil kinds Of
goods dyed, and hot or cold pressed; furniture
rleauscd and rc-dyed in the ncatest manner.
D. Tickets will be issued on leaving Alc gond5'
.asaLDni or the ssdIc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

TO the last farewell of his parting comran'on,
gazed into her damp and pallId lace, wrote
down upon his hr ART and memory me traces oil
the swift convulsion which swept across her
features, coun'ed one by one The drawings oi mr.
orured b. cas-, and drank in with greedy ear
the gfoans of mortal agony ha. burst from her
soul In the case of the young Dr'chwonEn,
wno had hecn his frs. Companion, and whose
extraordinary beauty Obtained Tor her the ap-
pella,ion al ala belle Holandaise," there were
circums' ances SO singular to induce the phy-
stefan 10 ask whether she had not token some
thing to couneract his prescriptions, "ohe
drink br andy" said Lelieyre; bul when Mr.
Duunar went TO his patient 10 reprodch her Tor
the fatal imp udenoe, Ia belle Ho'landaise as :
sured him, with her dayIng breath, mat 1t was
very long since she hac taken i. horrible
sus pic ION arose. Lei il psss-tor we are "'th-
out proof. He married S rpaanie Drsgrangts s.
| After the lapse Of very few months, the same
mys erious disease which had killed the mis-
| :ress altackt d the wife. There were iwo cups
upon The table, and when her relations, VIII"
were gathered round her death bed, would have
bath. her iipse with the con'ents oil one-"N"t
| that one" said SHE, SIT Is my husband; she
drank Of the cup that was hers, and died. Mar
care, PICARD was his second wife, and she drank
II the same up. Marie Rique' followed, and
swift as The Eight Of he months, pu"c'ual as
ia,e, he inssrn,ahle disrasr fell upon Its fourth
| victim. Le'ievre again was the nnrse and ply
| sician IN one. A woman Saw him one day adj
ministeringj some drink which had not been
ordered; and he desislrd for 4 momsn'; but soon
unable 20 rcsis' the whispers OF The demon
within, he poured The liquid down her throat.
The conyulsions which followed were 100 hor-
riole for d. scrp,Ion; the wi'hesses-ai all bu' Le-
! lr,re-h fed from the iopm-thr dark curtain
# death dropped upun The tragedy Besides
these deeds Of horror, rhs prisoner was accused
Of ,he murder of Two Spaniards, OF that OF his
brother, and Of an a,'empt on the life Of his own
| her. In The course Of The trlal th' body OF
his murdered child wa, found, and the guilt
brought compl ,ely home TO he parent. In he
mean tm- the criminal denied every thing:
che suffered" he said, "as Jesus Ch'ist was
cruc fled - Bu a, the foot Of the scaffold his
irmnes, deserted him; he was carried almost
Ii eless up the seps BY tue ex' culloner. and d.
ed in horror aud despair Foreign Quarterly
ReUie,U No VII. aIti,le French Criminal Ira
ais"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

ren,ly practicable ground is sedulousiy cui'iVa''
ed, au, the serp sides Of the noun ANS ale CO.
vered with regular orchards oil chesnu' trees,
and The stony bed Of the river Is actually cleared
for USE and walled in little patches with the
o. bales gathered in the operation.
b. autiful as the scenery had been before, al
the close Of day il became sill more snchant-
ing. The sun had sunk hey ond the Apprentices,
|, sving oehiad him golden atmosphere which
streamed softly up the valley, aid relieved III
y, low light the blue outlines of the moun'ains.
The drowsy ,inklings" Of me mule bells came
family on the ear. he more deep ami sonorous
tones Of The convent bells olling Tor vespers
broke upon the listening silence, aud mingling
together IN harmonious discord Hoaed along
the s,ream, or were reverberated from The sur>
rounding hills. The pri,sl paused 10 speak
with The attentive villagers, the peasant trudgrd
chez rlully homewsrd with his burden, or has
tened alerliy to his evening devotlonS All was
sol. and beautiful and calm, suited 10 the hour
when The sun hims, II, has daily labor done, a2-
pears ~ slnk into he arms IT rest. doubt
full light shnne upon the landscape as We APP
proacUed the sea We heard, before tor the
S, cond time saw, the waves OF the Me- diier
ranean AS we rode along is shore, my excit'
ed Imagination could not but recall the scenes
Of which that STA had been the witness 1t
had bprne upon IT'S bosom the fleets Of Tyre
AID Egyp,, Of Greece, of Carthage and OF Rome.
|, nad seen the shock II hostile nayies, and sus
l.Ined tor ages The r,c h burden of eastern cum
mrrce. In 4 er days, it had Witnessed The tri
umph OF Dora, aud nad cultivated the youth
fu, skill oi Columbus, whose native ci,y WIS
now u, length al hand. The ligh' upon It's lof-
" Pharos glimmered like s,ar lar above The
horizon, and lis long suburb lay before me, IN
Hoe city, AT last upon turning the Promon-
Toy on which the light house is situated, aud
entering "a, hat pom, the external barrier an
ampnitnearre of lights arose before me-, which
| recognised al once as Genoa the Proud.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

We take the following article from the Mia
CARA, Upper Canada, Herald, Of Jane 10. just
IS il ands. A gentleman from Niagara in
forms us, that there are circumstances connect
ed with the finding OF the body, that do sNay
The nell {, in great measure, ,hs' it is the DO.
dy Of Morgan. Bu0a0 Journal.
The remains Of Morgan found. We have just
heen informed in manner 10 leave ~ dnubt
upon our minds, that the body Of WILLIAM
MORGAN, So long The subject OF newspaper and
legal investigation in the STATE OF New York,
has been found m L sand on The beao near
Fort Niagara, by some soldiers Of that earIi-
son What more strongly iorcrs The con'ic-
ZION tina, II is the body Of Morgan, is, that
some h'avy weights were found fastened to his
remains by a rope. An Inquest is TO be held
this dsy upon the body, The result o( which is
anxv0usiy looked for.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

We reccm,u, nd the following remarks from
tie Baltimore Chronicle % the attention Of Com
mi't'es OF Arrangements Tor tie spproae hing
Anniversary Of our Independence.
The Mechanics ofCarGsle, Pennsylvania, have agreed
to celebrate the coming Fourth OfJut, not as PohG
Guns, but as 9ner.cans This is the only wav in which
N, day should be commemorated Party strife on its
recurrence should be forgotten, and all should miGge
together ms the members of ore common family whose
interests the same, and whose object is conferred in
gratitude to those by whom the blessing of indepen-
deuce was secured to MS To appropriate day hal
lowed by many national recol'ccti0ns TO any other
than national purposes, 20 render it subservent to
The interests ofa part of the American people is to
buse the intentions Gf the founders Of our liberty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

In the late cleo rioh Tor tae choice OF Repre-
sentative in Congress for The H,ncork and
w shingiou District, MAINE, there were six
prin, ipoI anil a.es, no one Of whom had half
the number e woes necessary for choice.
This IS the third or fourth upsuoc ssful TRIAL.
L. the eIec ion Of the Kennebeck Dstiic,, for
tie choice OF member in the place Of Mr..
SPRAGUp, there was no choice. Mr.. Ruff
WILLIAMS + ad 1857 votes, and Mr. Gro. EVANS
l475. Necessary for a choice 1868 The
WHOLE eumber Of woes IN TIE Hancock and
Washington District was $500, and in the
Kenn, beck, sos.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

msnt which have proposed 10 nyscli,,o lbe sub.
pct 81 TINS precious metal this object OF uni
.'rrsai pursuit aid speculation, now vii! you
all wish me TO dwell long on the description,
and . be particular" and hot resemble your
" Boston Merchant" who in shipping from place
10 place, with bare touch aud 90. seem rather
to ny Than move at any known rate upon terra
frma. conclude by remarkirg. thu, il your
compositors make blundeIs in my manuscr ut,
they cannot as in his cas-, lay the blame upon
p tho ks md trau,mels; for as one Of my plain
BeIghhorS once observed 10 me-" WINES me
plain h md, which horse may read-almosr
a. well as any BODY 3" X.
Raleigh, ~ c June l2M, 1899.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. XIX.
"OE NTH his head So much for buckingham. -

THE SEARCHING OpERArIoN."-W We under
stand lays he New buryPor' Herald, tina, iri-
YER from lie Treasury Department, at WISH
irgton. wss recei,ed in tow this week, direct,
ed % "Solomon II Currier, Esq. late Coec-
tvr' Of this por'. Samuel Philips, Esq. Of
4 d W. il is understood, takes the place
if va ant by thls .emoval. 1t is further stated
ia me people # all parties, IN Newboryport,
mated n PETITION the President 10 retain
VI, Carr ,er. But in vain
Anotn,r- Augustus Sheriff. has been re-
moved from Inc Office Of Postmaster at lthics,
X Y and JelIedlah Beehe rewarded with his
p'ac@.
Ano'hcr,Znn Alien, Esq. has been ap-
pointed Postmaster al Sacke''s Harbor, in lhe
place Of /! ram S'rele, Esq. removed.
Anorhtr-C alvin ski nrr, E,q hiss been ap-
po'ned foStn asGer ut Ad.ms, ". Y. in he
pace Of /. c Chittenden, E'q. removed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

We urdersty lad the Colec,o, has received
orders to convey all foreign WOODEN goods
20 the public Store, for examination before
de- ivery TO the ronsignees. We regret ,har
here should be any cessity for such orders,
bu' will hold up hands in favour Of the
Revenue, and Of THIS sort Of ''p,otceiion" to our
,nanufsc lures, if suspicion If faud is we'll
founded. ~ Y MeT .Hdv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

CIRCULAR t. CoLLEcruRs The Secretary
OF he Treasury he's addressed circular 10
he Uniled S'ars Collectors, in which he di-
reefs them 20 keep bond account WITH each
extensive importer, that thry nay be able, Of
glance, 10 see the amount of his debts. They
also are directed not TO give extensive credits
10 persons who arc liable for large sums as Sc
curilies on tho bonds OF OTHERS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

W1cKlIFFE's CAsE-This case is continued
until uesdsy ue 3orh On Wednesday last
Mr.. Clay, as ne prisoners counsel moved that
rhe venre be summoned by the co, oner whit Ii
was agreed to a d an order to that effect en-
cred Mrss,s. Clay, Gil tender and Chinn
are counsel for the prisoner.
Kentucky Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

VEGETABLE DIET. he Indians Of South
America are very s'rong limbed, and capable OF
enduring grra fatigue. Their every day pc
des,rIan frsls are truly astonishing.
perform a long journey, al the rae Of 90 or IS
leagues day. ! heir usual pace is a jog tot.
They axe short s'cps, and Garry their feet close
to the ground. They go up and down noun
ia; sid quicker rhar mule, and hors men
whom thy accompany as guides have frequent.
ly OCCASION TO call after them. to request them
TO sIao ken their pa'e. A battalion, eight hun
dIed suong, has bees kaown 10 march IS or IA
leagues in one day without leaving more than
ten or doz s'raggrrs on The road leath-
'ern pouchc obtaining cocoa, suspended from his
neck, is worn next % his breast. handful or
two OF roasted maize is tied up In one corner
OF his pouch, and in general, thes, are the or
Iy provisions for long days journey.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02
THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1929.

From Tie Spirit and Manners IF the 3ge.]
PASSING AwAY.-Bx Mrs. HENASs.
Passing qpay is ,cr;hen ap,a the ,Uorid, and all III
,rorld contains"
It's written on the rose,
In its glory's full array;
Read what those buds disclose
Passing away"
It is written on the skies
of the soft blue summer day.
Ills traced in sunsets dyes
Passing away"
1t is written on the trees,
As their young leaves glistening Playi
And on the brighter things than these
"Passing away"
ns written on the brow
Where the spirits ardent ray
Hives, burns, and triGmphs now
"Psssng away"
It is written on the heGrt-
Alas! that there decay
Should Clam from love a part!
&c Passing away"
Friends, friends! oh! shall we meet
Where the spuiIer finds no prey
Where lovely things and sweet
Pass not away
Shall we know each others eyes,
With the thoughts tina, in them lay,
When they meet beneath the skies
Which pass away
Oh! if this may so,
Speed, speed, thou closing day
Tow blest, from earth's vain SHOW,
Topas away
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-02

We give below another extract from letter reeen.
yr.ce2,el from an American gentleman travelling in
OR -c5-ama..vs r55& ftsI ing fdd f"'' --' -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
NENr.. tOhio,) Sept. ;,
LIBEL CASE.
John Pa'ten,

4
Johi ia'ten, This cause came before the
James b. Gardiner: Greene county on Thursday
last, and was argued Ivy Thomas Corwin and S. Ma
son. Esqrs for the Plaintiff, and Thomas r. and Phi
meas Ross, Esqrs. for the Defendant, which occupied
nearly days of the term. The case excited much
interest the libel having grown of the late Pre-
sldential contest. The dctcndsnt pleaded the gene
raj ISSUE and gave notice of justification. The cause
was ably conducted by the counsel on both sides and
every cXe-ton was made which the Importance of the
case demanded. An hcncst and intelligent jury
composed of an equal number of both political par-
ties, returned verdict for the plaintiff of fou, INN
dred md ttCenty fire doita7'7.
Editors of Newspapers will learn from this that the
yeonanry of our country still place value upon
character and that political heat strife will us
tiiy them IN publishing wanton libel
Who will now dispute the business of the remark
winch Mr. Gardiner nnde at the time Of his receiving
the appointment OF Register of the Land Office, at
Tittin, o. "That he had lied enough for Cen Jack
son, to deserve better Office" &C. | am told he
expects an additional appointment. 1t 10 very pro-
MAINTAIN himself and family and pay off the verdict
and costs awarded, and provide for future similar
contingencies There arc two suits more of n like
nature now pending and should each turn out as much
to his Disadvantage the before u.s. ne will still
have but poor 'reward' for wear and tear of con-
science, f indeed he has one) endured by this bar
gain and sale of himself-for few believe he ever
was at heart friend to Gen. Jackson lie now
stands before the public n CONVICTED LIBEL
! LEX. Comment Is unnecessary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

NEW ORLEANS, August 18.
letter was received in town Sunday by re-
spectacle merchant, dated Matmoros (Rio Grandcl
tf "a OF August, in which the writer states that the
Spanish expedition had made their appearance off the
Mexican Coast, and had effected a debarkation Mt
Cabo Rolo, ID leagues south of ampico
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

pal"ab'e .aPpiicani.-The scum from boiling mo.
lasses spread upon tarred brown paper gves We are
desired to say, by one who has recently tried it, efgc
Iua aid prompt relief to the most violent sprains
Our informant states, that he met with so severe
sPrain on Monday, in jumping from vessel to tho
wharf that he was unable to walk, and had the cords
OF his leg and foot so drawn up, that he was for some
tune IN the most eXcruciat;ng pain. friend sug-
gested the above named application, VIII, h gave i'm
mediate relief, and he able yesterday to walk TO
his place of busjness--.M Y. .Ner. .ado
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

PICTURES OF FATHER AND SoH.-An old woman
VITO showed the house and pictures at Towcesfer
expressed herself in these remarkable words. ",rbt
Is Sir Robert Farmer; he lived in the country, took
care OF his estate, built this house. and paid for it.
managed well. saved money, and died rich;-thnt is
Ms SOM lie was made lord took place at court
spent his estate, and died bepgar"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

Trims explanation IF The Fifth Coru,,ood,,s,,
thy father and nother?" ' " '''"S
Ap"lDS them ant please your honor three hafpencc day
y. my pay when they old dids thou do thai
tiE Said forlck He did indeed replied my uncle 1ofv
% i'In said orIck springng OF his chair and taking
by the hand, thou the commentator uroi
PAY Oh te DScalogue; and honor thee IT, Cor.
itSelf--SfrrDs 800 ~ - ""' manu- u" VIE dihluu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11

husSel rOf Prussia. f ,,,,,e Z .I,,rl,. y
liuarch represents tie death n bco, -, ~, -! =,
creed ny assembly slaves fircf;s ;rf,,no,s c
and cuSzens 7''S' "'''""S PERSONS
Vt this perod (Dcstor,ip of S,I'aN al, cI,ssos 81 :
a'd many freed enjoyed ii, elective ar:, ,es -.
See Dyonis. Ija. Fuiarch, Ks '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
FROM tee .Ne.o Orfea.s argus, .1ug. 20.
MORA REEORM

~ Captain J. DoGne has Geem r6inoved from the
command Of the revenue cutter Louisiana, and his
commission revoked. to make room Tor MIR. James
Nicholson, the brother of the u States Marshal
Capt. Doane has been III the revenue service for
several years, and has always manifested zeal, nc
tvi,y and intelligence that has been advantageous
to the nation it kas been honorable to himself
During the last with Great Britain, Captain
Doane commanded private armed vessel, that made
one of the most brilliant and successful cruzes that
was made during the or the North Cape, he
fell III with, in fog, aud was within pistol shot of
British line Of battle ship, the Norge, (the same ship
that drove commodore Rogers, in the President frig
ate, away from that coast, and effected his escape
under crcumsances danger and difficulty, that e.
WINGED the highest degree of skill courage and per-
severance, and as mastery nautical operation,
stonds far before the celebrated escape Of Commo
dore Hull, in the Constitution. He is now in advance
cd life and has large family to support. He may
have thought that Mr.. Adams was better qualified
for the Presidency than Cen. Jackson, and for that
crime he is TO be turned adrift, TO make room for
James Nicholson This is another specimen of the
honest administration that have promised to us by
the lips OF the modest, unassumng, retiring, republic
can, General Jackson, who may have honest nten-
tons, but it would look better, if he did boast of
it HIMSELF at time when his every official act. eX-
hbts total disregard of the public interests, pri-
vate feeling, constitutional power and moral cosis
tency. SENEX.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-11
From NE H,seram ~: III Post, se0semae-a.

]
Under the ADMINISTRATION of Mr.. Adams. payments
to pensioners were made at the Branch Bank Of the
United States at Portsmouth by the officers of that
BANK without any additional expense TO the govern
nent But under the present administration it seems
to be the object of Gen Jackson, TO reward his
friends in every possible way. For this purpose the
payments arc to be made Mr.. Hills Bank at
Concord, where funds amounting, probably, to one
hundred thousand dollars will be deposited and that
Bank derive great benefit from it-and this is 10
be done at an expense to Government of or 500 dol
lars-We hope now, Mr.. Hill will order the bills OF
the old Concord Bank, signed by Walker, President
to be paid, it is unjust in him. when his finances
are to be so much benefited to prevent the holders
OF these bills, from receiving their pay.