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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

Sr Sundays IN Fe5ruary-A cores
pendent ofthe New York American men
tons his having made thirty days M the
month Of FEBRUARY, SIX Of which were
Sundays. by crossing the meridian oppo-
site To- that Of Greenwich. i was 10 1871,
which being leap wear, and February be-
gang and ending 90 a Sunday made i've
Sundays in a month. AT the end Of one
osthose Sundays the lSOth degree OflOngl-
tde was crossed, and as usual the prece-
ding day was repeated to reconcile times
thus making thirty days and six Sundays
mFebuary.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
NOTICE.

\ Ii Persons indebted TO tie firm Of MARTIN
SAaud BATTENFELD will please coma for
ward aud settle their accounts without delay.
Wheeling. Juuc ., 1893 MS.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
a sTUMPER, or a RACE


GESTLEME%
have repeatedly offered 70 run
my Full Blooded Horse, SURPRISE, against
either OSCAR or PIRATE, fmies and re-
repeat for $1,000 and, as am informed, that
have been as often so far mistaken by you, Is to
have beer considered merely in lest-tor the Pur-
pose therefore, of doing away any such impression,
adopt tins method of informing YOU that am
ready, and viii, at any time that may suit your
selves or either ofyou. deposit the sum of ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS IN the North Western
Bank of Virginia, against an equal sum, to be run
for by Surprise, against either Oscar or Pirate,
miles and repeat, al any time within the month OF
November next J.. FOGLE.
Wheeling, juno 9, 1929.
U7The owner Of OSCAR Is informed, that,
so far from accepting his $500 as a bounty to i'll
duce me TO run Surprise against his Horse that all
viii require ofhm is, that he add 700 more to
that SUM 20 complete the Stake-'not if he viii,
but ifhe dare
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

The Washington Telegraph has contra
d.cted the report that President Jackson
contemplated visiting the New England
States the approaching summer, should
the public business admit othls making
the Journey. Having originated the report,
we Shall only say, that our Information was
deprived from a highly respectable gentle
man who enjoys the esteem Of the Presl,
dent and who informed US that he received
Inc intima.ion from bis own lips.
B0s. Ccntinsl
Duff Green knows better than the Pres
ident what he will do:-when the President
saws he will, and Duff Green says be vii
not. visit New England, the odds are
greatly IN favour Of the negative.
Dem Press.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

We have heard of a saving Of honest
George Kremer which has some fairness M
It, He retired from Washington 30 high
dudgeon at the sight of the tbrOngs Of aP-
pIicants, who were hanging on the skirts
Of the officers now ~ power: .4daDs and
Ciar rers corrupt said he, bit theirs loas
ciilds Play compared 10 lctat IS gong on
rs Washington H0lo' Carlisle Herald
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

v- FMc5rauH.-This gentleman
member of Congress from Maine,
ie,sly dismissed from a subordinate
sS.e he had long held in one Of the De
-,,rcpts at Washington, without the i'm
-,,t.on of o fault on the part Of the dis
l...;rr mower. On the case of Mr.. FIJI
ib-9u8. the Intelhgencer observed; ",hat
w., +, Turkey, when the Grand Vlzier
y stanclcJ. lthei mode of changing an
.lm,rtstrali0n the subordinates are suf-
E-,t 20 escape; and in the bloodiest sac
.f,ss TO successful rivalry, the mute at
E,.t are spared In reply to IBIS the
Tl.eraDbmakCs a serious charge against
,I- FII'ebrown-one, a hiatt Of which
newer before reached the public-one which
mo- believe 90 be wholly untonded We
,rs clad 90 see that Mr.. Fillebrown has
determined TO call for a judicial lnyestiga-
ZION Of the charge, which is as follows.
Fr9ubs Teteapb.
DO the editors of the luteligencer be-
s.,e dlat their cant can be- imposed upon
hsrco1Ia orthe United States ter patriot
m THAT priut this morning, mourns
over the case OF Mr. Fi,lebrown, one of
nsclerks removed by the Secretary of tbe
srhs Navy, and rumgur saws, tina, MIR.
Adams. jn commiscrauoH OF his misfortune,
hes loaned him, or granted him $500 to
tsgir the world wi,h.i Wehaye not con
csysd it necessary 10 lay before the public
autbe causes which called for the removal
of those individuals who have been con-
s.dered unworthy Of public confidence.
Our 6rbearance has been most grossly
abused. Take the cause Of Mr.. PhIlle-
brown as an instance. It is q fact, that on
the 80 day Of March, he permitted his
name TO be used for the purpose Of drawing
improperly, from the treasury large SUM
ofmoney, nine thousand dollars re 5ehersJ
gwen TO one of the agents Of the coalition,
under circumstances, which leave no doubt
thatuwas the wages Of corruption.
tn reply to this serious accusation, Mr..
Flllebrown published the following note IN
the National Intelhgencer Of the 23d.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
TO THE EDITORS
a.I.lgL8H. - -,

~ --i.tH.t rN..-f 'rrr-
Gendemen:-Presuming that the toun-
tain ofiusuce in this country has not been
polluted or impaired by the recent outrages
offered To- the freedom Of opinion enjoyed
By all citizens under previous Gdminlsua-
ions Of this government & that the laws
Of the country are yet sufficient to protect
innocent character against the ISLANDERS Of
political enemies, I have deemed It proper
70 appeal TO that source for reOress against
The attack on my character which has en-
ana.el from a print Of this city, since my
dismissal from office; and beg YOU to
publish This note, toexpiain to my friends
here and elsewhere, Why Ihaye not resort
cd to the use Of the press torePeitbs impu-
aa0us to- which / refer
Very specially
Your OPT serT't
TU. EILLEBRONN.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

BursOn's improved Table Sal.
ZDHE Subscribers. sole Agents for the Manu-
4 fac;urer, are prepared TO supply GToceTs Y
other dealers with the above superior article, IN
small boxes, by the Case Containing from 2 to
dozen small bo1es) or single dozen, at the Manu-
tacturers prices.
June 3. 1899.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
H.aRDW.3RE, QUEE.VSWaRE.
IND GLASSWARE.
LIQUORS:
Holland Gim Cogniac Brandy;
Baltimore Gin; New England RUM
Port Wine, Malaga Vine,
Lisbon d. Wb,sfey. very old.
GD = CUM
GROCERIES

COFFEE by the Bag or Pound;
Guu Powder and Young Tyson Tea. by the Chest
or Pound
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, Indigo, Madder Alum,
CoPPeras and sat Peter, by the keg or pound;
Chocolate 10. l.
Epson anl Chamber Salts, by the Keg or Pound
Scotch snuff in Bladders;
RAJ ms and Figs;
Cavendish Tobacco, at % cts per b. BY the Box
Spanish Cigars, by the quarter box:
10 Hhds. New Orleans SUGAR Of sgpaiof
quality, which wiii be put up in Bib. OF Kegs
10 suite purchasers at the lowest market pnce /:
New o. MOLdSSES, By the Barre VI Retail;
MACEEREL No. 2. by the Barrel.
Iron, Mails. White Lead, WINDOW
Glass, COraags, Rosin Soap, and ..aRy
OthsT article not necessary tdmsALoH.
An examination Of our stock Is sollcited-sFe
DO not pledge 70 underscll our nelghbOn, bpt &c
VII DOT be ab0ye the iowt-t,
aJflo0r, iNhskeg. Ras Fln-seed Feathers,
Beessa1 8 Co8aifs net sfc,sei u sxchange
~ Goods
Mas g. l1s
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
HICKORY TURNED CANE.

From the Easton Argus, May 10.
On Thursday last, splendid Hickory
Pole which stood before the Globe Inn, IN
this borough, was taken down by the hlck-
ory Club Society-the cause, in honour OF
ofwhich it was raised, having triumPhed.
After it was lowered, the procession pro-
ceeded with it to Mount Jugernaut, accom-
panied by martial music, whereuPon a
gun was fired from a field piece. 1t
IS TO be turned into canes by our jealous
fellow citizen, L. Jackson, Esq. who will
no doubt be happy to accommodate every
good HiCkoryman with one. The hand
soonest stick will be finished and mouRtod
for the President elect. Who Is he"
More Definitions not found IN heDio
GOaary.
CwieG-A dOgled by a rope.
Ducta5ls-To put table under water.
Brsaktast-T9sisP payment IN haste.
Foot Guards1A pair Of water proof
boots. ~
FOW Faced-- Having q lace INC
foul
Horse RadisE,-A radish that IS cold
in the throat.
"The coalition appears to be IN great
terror at the idea Of General Jackson's
running again for the presidency. They
have reason in their madness. "-.N0ah.
THE new Office holders appear IN great
terror at the idea Of General Jaekson's
being dropped after his present term
They have reason for their fears.
Ma. Int.
Died in this place on Monday lust Major
Z,os.r,,a Sqmsa, 10 the 18th year ct BIS age.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

Died in this place on Monday Lust Major
z,os.r,,a Sgmsa, 10 the 10Th year ct bis age.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-12

The Convention met at 1 1 o'clock in the Old Ran.
list Church. Wv ''u Dup
Dir. CANpHu5I, from "thc Committee appointed
70 provide and fl up suitable accommodations for the
Trustees Of the First Baurst Church in this 90
nave cueertuiy conceded to tie Convention the ,,Se
OF Their house for their deliberations relying mon
the Convention that they viii not permit gnv
ecI5te's 10 erect their establishments or to disp9se
% 'IGT commodities within the house; and that
should any damages be done TO the house while in
I"o use 'i 'ir Convention, such damage will be re-
paired by order Of The Convention"
Gh ''c motion Of sir. CAatrD&LI. the report was
laid on the table. " 90
MI ~ MYERS suages cd the necessity of uppcint-
ng on Sdo'Ional Boofkccper, and made motion 70
nat effect, gsch Pss agreed To
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
HorefDrr fmteIltge,tre.
FROM ENGLAND.


The ship Grecian arrived at New York on Tues
day from Livcrpooi SAILED March 5.-Captain Mas.
tors. informs that when he Left Liverpool there
great deal OF excitement on the Catholic Question,
bot that in three days there would be something done
decisively. .tft
A sale Of 400 bhds. of Virginia Tobacco had hecn
made in the London Market on the Sd March, Sd
u Sd.
The Irish Societies Suppression Bill had not receiy-
ell the Royal assent
PAsLlAmENr.--In the House of Commons on the
Sd March, there ballot for an Election Commit
tee to try the merit of petition complaining Of tho
return of Daniel OConncll, Esq. member for the
comfy of Glare.
Mr. Secretary Peel took the oath of Office and his
scat for the borough of Westbury.
In the House of Lords, well os in the Commons,
numerous petitions were presented for and against
further concessions to the Catholics.
In the House OF Lords on the Sd, the Archbishop
of York, the presentation OF petition his OPT
MONS with respect To the Catholic question had under
gone change. He knew nothing about tho bill to
he ntroduced but if it made adequate securities for
the established church, he would support it.
lie should, however, feel it his duty to oppose the
bill ifthat were not the The Duke of Glouces-
ter sad, it was unfortunately necessary adopt some
elsure for the entire emancipation Of the Catholics
fora7 halt measure would do. He was convinced
taat tue ministers would not propose any measure
nonsistent with the security of the church estab.
lishient.
A petition was presented from the Pgotes.ants of
Ireland, in favour of the Claims. It Wis signed by
several peers, and some thousand gentlemen large
property.
I.oNpoN, March g.
Another Cabinet Council was Unexpectedly sum-
r1ones at hours notice. yesterday the Ministers
net { al past O'Clock. The whole of the mcn,-
beers OF the Cabinet Were present with the exception
Of the Duke of Wellington, who arrived III town at a
quarter past three O'clock, and immediately Joined
ms colleagues; the council continued in deberation
til quarter before FIVE O'Clock.
The sudden departure otthe Lord Chancellor from
the Cabinet Council, on Saturday afternoon soon af
Tor It's assembling was caused by his Lordships hav
ing received the Kings commands to attend him a,
w ndsor.
. We can positively s.ate that the Attorney General
has not resigned, and understand from undouLted
authority, that it is not his intention so TO do.
The contents of the French papers arc not partcu.
larry interesting The affairs Of Greece, and the
conduct ofte sultan still form the subjects of obscr
Walton, but there is hng sufficiently authentic to
warrant Us IN drawing any satisfactory conclusion
HAMBURGER, FEB. 24.-Thc Prussldn State Ga
zettc OF yesterday contains the following According
to letters from Varna of tho 18th provisions and
goods IN general arc nj very reasonable price there
great MI nbcr of shops lIavs of late been opc ned
which are beautifully stocked With every sort Of ner-
candize received either from Constantine Die or Bcs
sarabia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
address Of The Members ofhc Caihol;c .9,qo.
eiati0n TO lie People If EugIaud

"DrDLIN, 12th February 1929.
''Engfshmcn--Wc have this day Determined ,ro,
dlssolving the Catholic Association. While. bnwe.
yer, We yet exist in corporate capacity We deem il
duty We QUE you and ourselves, to address YOU IN
order to show the imperative necessity for having
called the Association into existence and V,bv vgs,
think Il ezpedIcnt that it should now be dissolved
zine Association called into existence by DO
Pgar grievances IL represented the Just discomfort
OF seven millions OF people, but not the source
of that discomfort. The source NAV be- fra,ed to tho
degrading and disqualifyinq laws
For many years the measure for the relief Of Ca
thoiics bad been recommended by The most exalted
cna,aeiers WIN Ifresisiioe arguments, and trans.
cendaat eloquenca, IL both Houses &C Parliament
Catholics, IN small Numbers occasionally asacInil5
IN Dublin. to discuss th'ft wrongs and thcv held s.
grngate Meetings every year for nc purpose Of DC
titonrng Under these CIRCUMSTANCES, however. the
ca isc OF justice made little way. While the efforts
9f IT, friends only occronei those Of ns one
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

f'w days ago farmer in Drlawarc living on hr ia,d
merry ccPeh by the notorious JOHNSON discovered Sto
cton while poughng in his field man who had lied -
Johnson was arrested suspicion, acknowledged ,ha, ~
man wlovs Skeleton was found had been murdered b d
having had any participation in it. He stated also thai !, o.
ohr part OF the farm the bodies of Negro children o5
be found, who were kidnapped and Then murdered 70 nrcy
deecilm Tn examination the bodies were found
Ono Z" tho persons charged with these riders has been
united to JAIL but the principal offender (Johnson) has
eli 10 q distant Statc.--Cfazsife 800 '0'"o'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

:, opon TIC whoe, IL IS hoped tia, the Waverey Novels in
neI ns Dress VIII not be oind TO have Lost any pa their
aractors ~ Consequence of receiving the illustrations by hr
Author and undergoing bis careful revision. '
Z WALTER SCOTT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

re Ntount1''.-Te packet ship Nile from Havye ma
surrounded from the 21th IN the 26h March with Mo,no
on zee The largest Of which about miles long and Go 60
nigh no themomeifr fell "a the water and 30 ~ an -
the arr The ~ at that time in lat l. 81 o 40 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
BALrInnnr Anr;,1

~. H., ,, ., -, BALTIMORE April H.
That Tie package continuing $12 few davs % -
MT Matthews and rwh'ch he offered reward Of s5OoWa,
IeurHcd 20 nm last evcr in blank cover tlo,ob The 80,
oce We should have said 81 500 we've IeurnedS,ri ,h
M 'e amount of the reward offered The return
on us money Is most fortunate circumstances IN, A. A.
thcvs independent Of tire feelings created bv ,io % ~ "
sc sunI-and which thus oohed and made whole nv
us recoveryt dispcls the shadow of y douS-sl,oud Set
have fingered IN any portion of the public mind in % ~
inns very unpleasant affair We rejoice with him thar ,he Tor
mnaHon has been so pleasant, as well unexpected
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

Shocs1ng!---Phe house of MIR. Cyrus Hall. Of so-
DINA, Erie county n. Y with It's contents. was cor
sumed by fire on tho night of the 17th nit Four ~,
his children were consumed with the building. Tho
neghbor, and had LEFT their house in the cara of IT.
children. - :"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

Hort Jnin''er.---Martin, the unnniac, who set fro
To York Minister, is said TO be a brother of the co..
ebrated Painter and Engraver Of BelshaxSay's F,o,t
ana other celebrated productions. The Leeds Intel
cent state, 1b0,OO9L will be required The Orcnr
alone connot be replaced for less than euht or Tor,
thousand pounds The roof was also very expensive
eonstr'cted-b of old heart Of ouk, covered
wIth ,"'G whIrn averaged Bib. the square foot Du-
rlng the hrc this metal, in molten state, ran down
the spouts ike water. ''''' ''' uo""
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18

WE subScribere respectfully announce to their
entered into copartnershp and intend Garcia, an
THE DRY GOODS BTSINESSs -
~ this place, under the firm Of BAsNys g. Br1r.
ihoy have taken tho house one door above Charter
~, Williams, and Immediately opposite 10 Mcssrs.
Veorlhein " McGruder and are in daily expectation
OF receiving per the Planter and E0rts general ana
wei selected assortment offSncy and staple articles
suitable 10 the sessonwhich added IN those already
received by the Ert, the last arrival from New
York, viii make their assortment complete and
desirable. NEWMAN w BARNES
op1l iG-dGt-cet BENZ. LLOYD BELT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-18
From ths .Nsw. YORK .yov,nai ofC,.,,,.,,,.

-, IMPORTANT FROM TIE MEDITERRANEAN
we have from source which entitled 10 the fullest cpu.
ndence that IN Tho curly Of December David Ocy Esf
negotiate passage for the s. scop Of war Fsir6eld Ssr
70 having gentleman board who was o
Ssarcr OF Treaty 90 be between ~ ar,r;e
overn"'enf and the Porte les prport WAS not known s
s o s attaches To by Commodore Crane may De
from the FACT that though In feeble health he IN NJ.
nassnp and went ga board r purpose of ueet,panvns
.o embassy ,onsannoe On tho 18th Dec tho Fal6eli
was at tho mouth OF the Dardanees; ms soon me
was received, would 90 up to the "fan,ous CITY
ms explain The rhoss which bern cc ,tror
e tgsh and French papers relative be~en
me nmcrican Government aud Turkey One repor, saw, ,h,
e or,e were eneavorns to the coopera,ion of t
tmercan Navy N tho war against Russia ond .nocr ,h.
the basis oil the Treaty submitted by MIR Oey was the fe.
navigation OF the Dardaneles all nations. ThsSs .nn,
nay c tre but shall better nature and ,. 80
the Treaty when they officially announced Tia, Tc,,
a doubt. ~ s'S'"'''' 10 ceyoho
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

r s 1,t tine affidavit of jot SaYpm.ton,
The Appendix of Jeterson's Notes Vsna-And e. PcrIio-
loss journal, Vol. 1.
(o Revised Code l8i9 Vol l. page 81 and iicuinss S.a
tues at Large, Vol 10; Appeidr, from page 5I9 80 537
an II finally ceased bc treaty Ivy Andrew
Lewis and Thomas Lewis, between the United Colonies and
the Delawares Ptsbrg the l7h of September 1878:
BE- found foes edition Of the Laws of the United Staes
1876; Vol. ?, page I09
C2) The ohoie Ohio river, below Pennsylvania, with the
jurisdiction Of its surface and Islands, belongs to
Virginia and Kentucky within their respective mtsoniy the
country "aor-rest of the havn. been given Con-
gress-Revsed Code 1919, Vol l, page 40 See also Act
If the Virginia Legislature 'concenng Ohio river passed
list Of January, S20-and her statutes establishing ferries
across that river; Revised Code 1919, Vol 2, page 252
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14

for public man. honest or dishonest 10 parry s;,
lar eulogium. ''
TO follow Quint,n's example, i'll wore 70 r,...
at the RESIDENTS meaning, it would be this:
81 am honkf for the confidence you express in N. ;;
pies which sai control administration; and mst ,c"os
r re upon my ardent and homes, endeavors to foster ami IN
country" ~ e '''e'es's Oh inc
The words in italics are added to make the SEN
tence complete. Thus corrected we do not see tho
noun substantive confidence sent adrift without its
proper anu na'ura associate the verb. The several
members the sentence are made tn b,rnon;se onJ
the whole Is rendered as Ineligible as charity could
expect from General Jackson, considering his eorlv
habits and pursuits. ms '''S
II any ofyour readers are curious enough to exam.
re aH the Generals compositions so strongly marlI
ed IN the estimation of Quntlian for their Jrept,
ana elegance, nnumerable examples might be found
OF the same awkward arrangement of words which
distinguishes the sentence under review.
SCRIBLERUS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-14
BIZ. Ilan Buren and be Kc,tuc1u naf;air.

Mr.. Pan Buren, md tie Kentucky affair.
Mr.. kncad's publication, stating that Mr.. Van
Buren, had written letter to Mr. Tanner expressing
his wish that Mr.. Booker might be chosen over Mr..
Kincad in the Congressional District recently rep
resented by Mr. Moore minister to Colombia) has
drawn from the Washington Telegraph the following
contradictions
awe have seen Mr.. Van Buren,. and arc authori-
zed to say, that the charge far it relates to him.
self, is utterly untrue"
We believe that bardihood of affirmation and
denial, was never known in any country, than
JackSonism has g iven rise to IN this. What are
the circumstances attending this transaction?-
AIR. Kncad and Mr.. Booker, both Jacksonians
are candidates for Congress Pending the cleo
ton, Mr. Nincaid addresses the public and So
lemniy states, that Mr.. Tanner, Editor of violent
Jackson paper, publicly Observed that Mr.. Van
Buren, had written to him, (Tanner) EXPRESSING wish
that Mr.. Booker might succeed. The fact that Tan
Her said so, Is proved by four five disnterested
witnesses, and the observation being reduced bv them
or Mr. Kincarl, to writing, Tanner confesses that il.
contained what he said. The statement reaches Mr.
Van Burcn's ears, and he denies all KNOWLEDGE of
Tanner or having written any such letter Who are
we to believe, what? Tanner "a GOOD Jacksonianl
unquestionably declared that Mr. Van Buren, had writ
ten him such letter. Is it possible that he would
invent falsehood Of this kind, which he knew must
be speedily detected to The utter overthrow of h;s
veracity' On the contrary, credit is done to Mr.
Van Buren,, whose private character is unimpeached
and W no 1T can scarcely be supposed would unouoi
nedly deny, what Tanner could and would prove on
him. The reader will remember sepeyak of these
extraordinary cases within the last IL months
MIR. Giles denied that he had written to MIR. Adams
and his handwriting was brought up in JUDGMENT
against him. Mr. Barry denies that lie refused to
pay postage, and not 20 men in Washington CITY (ac
cofdng to our letters thence believe hin, or dscredt
Mr.. Scholfield.
Our mostingenuons neghbor,and consistent coniem
poraTy, IN noticing this Transaction labors TO repro
sent 1t as a coalition charge against Mr. Van Blu
rem Nothing observes that Phenix of consistency
escapes the jealous eye, and the dstortinr hand of
the par:izans OF the coalition" II did not s,, Sir
OracIeto let it be known, that Kincaid Booker. Tan
Der' aud the whole groupe, were Jackson men: so
that II there be any fraud falsehood in The oaso
Jacksonian is the father of it.
mr.. Coy'c.-As we expected, Duff has cIorced
MI CoyIe with robbery. lie SAYS he took 1867 tho
funds OF the Department, and applied them to his
own USE Mr.. Coyies reply to this charge, the coun
Try reader VIII see the exterior pare. lie has
brought suit.-No man in the citv of Wasbin,to-
stands higher But the people are dissatisfied with
the Proscrp;ive system, and to silence them If Is no.
"es5a'y 70 des'Toy tie chaI&c.crs u he removed