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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
TRUST SALE

EpY virtue of n deed Of trust executed TO the sul,-
f1 soribers by jefferson l.. Tricc, beGsing date the
3lst January, 1925, and of record in the Office ofthe
clerk of lIenricO county court, VIC shall, for purpo-
SEES in said decd mentioned, offer for sale ut pubic
auction, at the residence ofsaid Trice. on Tucsda;
the 25th instant, all the household and kitchen fuf
n'tnrc belonging To said TFicc. a schedule of which
Is annexed to The dceG-nlso three likely negroes, to
vii: Lenctia, Aggy and Henry.
Te'raS.-Six months credit for sums above $50,
payments being satisfactorily SECURED; for all SIMS
under that, cash Will be required.
DIN GARTH, g. Trus-
ana 3 wet coot JOSIAH LEAKE. Jr. tces.
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DR.. UoMiHs.-A number Of petty cases having
been yesterday disposed of in the Circuit Court, Mr..
Swami expressed a desire that tho motion for arrest
Of Judgment md new trials should come on to be mr.
gucd without delay, it. 10 suited the views ofMr Coke.
lie had received n lcttcr from Mr.. Key, who would
be detained at Annapolis until Monday, as also would
Mr.. Jones. lilo did not think 1t important TO wait
for those gentlemen, but would desire to close the
business OF tho term this week. MIR. Coke said that
such was his anxious wish. aud that he had come
into Court this morning prepared to 20 into The or.
guncnt. As the hour WAS late, 1t was then agreed
shat the argument should como ON 10. day. Nh. Coxe
expressed an opinion thatthc Argument would not &C
cupy beyond This day
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@Wcttoea &aIra.
TRUST SHE

RY virtue ola deed of trust executed to thc sub.
scribcr by john JohHsiuif, and Of record in the
Hastings court Olice of lLe ,iiy Of Richmond, on the
i7ih day of October, 1897, Ishall on the 2tst day ct
August. 1879, ut ~ o'clock, ~, before.the front door
Of the Bell Tavern, i'm the city OF Richmond, Cor the
purposes ,hcrcin ineniioncd, proceed 90 selI M publir
auction, ou a credit of 90 DAYS, fic following prcpcr.
~, to wit; : lots g. parcels of land lying and beinc
III the said city, on Valley and Concord streets,
known III n survey uade by I;iclard Young (for TIE
late Dr: John Adams, bearing date The 3Ist 6lay,
I3IGn by lots no. 10, Ii, - and 10; also two NEGRO
men, to Wit: Stephen aud Dick. Tor n more patti
cu!ar description Of said property see said Decd. Tie
title To tie above property is believed To lie good
bat acting as trustee, | shall not warrant.
aug II-IOt $ r. KEESEE. Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15

Fiiiecn and a baif pIastr-s. IA Gteccc, make a DOL
lar.--Consequently, the annual tribute which the
Greeks have to pay to- the Turks, (supposino TIN.
standard OF price TO be takcu) is SOC, RIA. This amount
,nore or lcss) ~ To be paid only in part until the A,h
year from the date Of the
in full. IL should be remarked, however, tbn, the rel
alive value of money IN Greece, ia much greater
than it Is here; and as the poverty of the people is So
we're, they will find the amount Of tribute as larpe N.
they will care TO pay. at least until more prosperous
imes.-LJouynaf IF Commerce.
Mr. GTe.ulcsf, the new Postmaster al Portsmouth,, ". H.,
recently addressed a letter To the Postmaster General, on the
subject of reiund'ng oyercharged postages- hT. q. stated that
had been tc practice Tor fifteen years or more, ~ the Forts
inoaiI post Office, in case of any letter being represented as
oyeuated, Ia take the word of the person 10 whom such letter
directed as evidence Of the o~ycTchargc, aud To refund the
extra postage accordingly. In reply TO the letter of Mr.. Green
leaf, who asked for ''pOsitive Instruction. upon the subject, the
Postmaster GcneGal writes that such cohdUot Is unjust and un-
lawful and must DC put a stop to.
"Beat THIS Tuho caR."-Nas Joined i'm the hands of
inatrinony, ON Thursday, Cd July, Mr. Harrison Cur
rens, aged 10, to Miss Eliza Plough, aged II vears.Il
months and II days, both OF this county. The fine
prospect We have for abundant crops, and the rich
sod of Kentucky, bring to maturity every thing soon
or than IN years past--CKeH. Waichtyt5er.
VnEsErus, Miss July l6-On Tucsia, morning lass. n
duel was fought Oh tine bank Of the Mississippi river, oprosite
Tins place. between MIR u. J. Lyons and Dr. Thomas J Adams.
They fought with rifles at ten PAGES; az the hsi hc both were
severely wounded, and the parties left tic gTuund satiyisd .Dlfi
each other.
Sales IF Tobacco at he PlJGc Uapebo1.e yesterday.
PASLp-Si 30, ! 20, Z, Is -, g, u 30, 1 80, 4 80, > 20,
a 80, 5, Is, g. 81, 8, , 10.
RkErsto-23 so. $50. ; 10. 10, 4 ~
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From ,le y. Y. Commercial, Advertise, Of An, H..

DPntUc ofi4C .NHiSicvs-Whilc we are mditinc this para.
graph, TIC hrd7cn tirO1ts of the CONSULTATIONS broad sides. arc
pcaluS forth their most ohstrcpcmus notes, which, rising from
earth 20 heaven, and falling hom heaven 10 earth, after rolling
over the trembling spires ut orr city, gp rambling and cchoing
over the PALISADES, until tire Artificial thunder dies away
an'ong the distant bills and yalles OF New Cssara. This agita.
ton Of The clements speaks the smbatkauon Of Two high aud
mighty embassies, with brilliant trains Of attendants, charged
with the destinies oi the greatest republic ON this mundane
sphere, and probably big al~n, with tie fate Of Britain and Of
Gaul. In the travelling pert folio OF Mr. M'Lanc the whole
Amc0can systcm Is locked Up, which hc is IN exchange with tire
Earl OF Aberdeen, for worstcd stockings, rat-traps, aud other
articles of merchandise; while 10 the ingenuity Cf Mr. Rives,
thousands are looking iur the recovery Of claims long withheld,
which may chcer declining age or ho the inheritance OF youth.
\ squadron OF young aud aspiring diplomatsts is ako cntus,cd
~ tive Consicl1uou-t u be louned, under The auspices OF these
distinguished men, into statesmen, who will one ddy shake
scratcs with tier cloqucucc, make the cabinets Of mouarcbs
tfenlhlo by their regulations, gid the western hemisphere with
"a blaze OF now c0ul-cncc, and make the universe vocal with
their rcuowr. Well may tho hoay genius Of New Jersey, high
tironed upon the summit Of Wrchawkcu, his moist eve gltterirg
rs nc surveys the ruins of Paramu., pcrscponmg and Cuumu.
nipaw, bow with dciccntial homage TO the reforming aud ipvi-
smduns influence OF the new and searching administration.
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TRUST SALE.

Y virtue of a deed oftrust, executed to the sub
scrlbcr & jacob MichaelsbyJ John DarracOtt, TO sc
cure 10 Richard +. Green the payment ofccr,ain mo-
MICS therein mentioned, (which said deed is dated on
The 3ist OF March, 1895, and OF record in the Office
ol the iiusttngs court Twill be sold on the premis es, on
The 22d day ofthe present mouth, that certain lot uf
land in the city of Richmond lying at the intersection
of the cast side of 9TH street with the north side Of
ii street, fronting - feet 9 inches on Ii street, and
running back I26 feet on 18th street, 10 an ally ton
feet four inches wide, and immediately opposite The
Theatre. The title TO the above property IS brfcv-
ed To- be indisputable. but the subscriber viii warrent
such only as Is vested in him.
Sale to commence at half PAST four O'Clock p. NJ.
under the management of l.. ~ A. HusBAsp.
JAMES BRAY, Surviving Trustee,
August lI-Cu7
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GITY LOAN OF aS,OoV.-h pursuance OF an CIdi-
- nance authorizing a Loan for heCiy OF Richmond, passed
10th OF August, 1929, | shall sl! 20 the highest bidder, at Tie
Merchants Coffee House, va Tuesday, tive 25t, insislt,
at the hour of II O'Clock, a Loan of 5000 for the sad
Cay, Iedcerablc the LIST ri January, l6jp, end bearing al
nie'est OF six per cent pes aHnuu, payable quarc'iy, on tue
fuhcr mg terms aud condition No bd VIII De received kI d
less sun than five hundred dollars, nor ,T u ttaCtintsi part
tir,e0i, nor al a lower rate than pa.
avg I:-colds WI. l. shEPPARD. Chnmhin
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August cu7t

NOTICE.-MRs. NELSON continues her
Boarding Establishment adjoining the wash
ingtonT Tavern, within Eftv yards ofthe Capitol Squar,-
She will be- prepared 20 accommodate, in the best
manner number of the Members of the Con vention
and Legislature, with their families, If required
Good stables. and carriage houses wei! supplied VITA
prnvcndcr and careful Holsters. aug
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

THNOM most respectfully informs his friends
4 and tie public generally, that he will open On
THIS O.1Y.
a Lottery Office in the tenement (n Main So next above
MrsNs tall y MooTr's dry gond store, and tie ts,sd telayv
~ cot Co7i7. where he hopes to have the pleasure Vi ,uaTi.
butiug many of the
CAPITAL PRIZES,
and VIII at al times DC prepared to pay the same al sis6E.
duC IO-ts
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LAST CHANCE!
SpLEND[D SCHEME

The Union {, nal Lottery, Class No. Q, VIII bc
drawn THIS Day, and the drawing received ON Tues.
ddy, at the opening Of the mail.
90 Numbers Drawn Ballots.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

U.N1OgV C4.V9L LOTTERY, CAS- .N-. q
To b. drawn TO-DAY.
do 900 du opn
20 do 1000 2o a. soo
10 do 100
Besides many other hsi'bntrc rsrzcs
Tickets only s., Halves 2 so. .cnohcrs I"
ChH at Head Quarters under tla Lasle. -
az - VasseS.
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Next Sunday, the Drawing of the Vermont Lot
teIy. No. 10, vii be received.

Tickets 81, llaiyes@, Quarters g..
B or Luck and prompt payment, call at Z. CIfUBBS
ou.ce. AHg 1t
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The Union Canal Lottery, No. ., viii be drawn
THIS .g1e'nOon, III winch there arc the following
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-15
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Brig Caroline, Smith. Lcith, tobacco.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Laura Jane, -, from York River, with
corn.
Lighter Milton, -. from PETERSBURG, with tubac-
co, To x. 81 T. Gwathucy.
Steamboat I,tna, Hazard, from City Point
Passed at 1 Mile Creek, schr. Effort, Swczcv, from
New \ DIRK; scIr. James Fisher, Somers, from SoIncr-
seit, aud several Egg Harbour vessels. bound up.
Schr. Enterprise, Corson, iron. New York, with
oil, To VI. Myers.
ScI'r. Philadelphia, Ketchum tom Egg Harbour.
ballast.
Schr. Henry, -, from Fredericksburg
SAILED.
Schr. Flag OF Truce, Tor Brldgctown; ~. J.}
coal. q
Sloop Capital, Ackley, for New YORK. coal.
Schr. Sun, Horton, for New York, with coal and
-four.
Sioop Philadelphia, Wills, for Bridyeton, with coal.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 12.-Clear'd, ship DumiTies,
Harvey, Norfolk schr. Eleanor, Moss, Richmond.
NEw-foRK, Aug. iI.-Ard Schooner Francis,
Jones, ) days from Richmond.
o. The Rev. Mr.. HAMYrR, by divine permission, vii
preach in tie + list ITesbyteran Chuch, last of St0ckue Cieek,
tomorrow evening, ~ half past seven O'Clock, when MI who
wall may attend, the Peers being lr- and opcu to al Without
distinction auI -
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SCTElfE.

Tickets only S., Halves , 90. Quarters I p.
To be had Of the prize selling and prompt pay Of.
nee OF THO B. BIGGER.
aug 10
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received TODAY
PRIXGS.

Tickets 81, Quarters I, for sale at
n. OFFICE,
as 10 Next bcioT The Door q 'hc EaGe Hotel
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capitals: &
1 prize Of $4,000 90 prizes Of $1,000
l d0 ,5,o0e 90 do 800
1 do $500 10 do 100
! do 1895 &c. Sc. &c.
This IS a fine chance for = fortune, and no great
risk of losing. Tickets S5-sharcs in proportion.
For lucky numbers call on w. PEARMAN.
aur - 81
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Sales IF Tobacco at ne PEBdc Uuthouse yesterday.
PAsLp-Si 30, ! 10, Z, g Is, 6, d 80, so, 4 80, > 20,
4 80, 5, Is, q. , 81, 8, D 10.
REErsnn-23 so. $50. , 10. 3 10 q 20
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18
OoACH MAKING The subscriber, tn

ToACH MAKING The subscriber, thankful to his
~ friends and the public in general for the very liberal
patronage, heretofore received would inform them that
still continues pursue the above business, all its various
branches, his old stand No. lag, MARKET-ST., Whining
ton Dewhere he makes and repairs all kinds of Carriages
in his line; such as COACHES, BARoUCHES GIGS Dear
borns, sc. He has hand and FOR SALE, number
of New Gigs aud DearbOms warranted for year-Like-
wise great variety of second hand gigs and chairs in
pete order Also, handsome supply of and second
hand HARNESS; all of which will be sold very low for cash,
good acceptances EDWARD KENNARD.
B great variety of unfinished work, in stale of for
sYardness-which be finished Immediately to order,
April IL. 24-2m
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s. WANTS. PANACEA-The following affidavit exhibits

a. WAIMS PANACEA.-The following affidavit exhibits
~ the powerful efficacy of the Panacea in Chronic Rhe
lnatsm This extraordinary places in bold relief the
absurd, the infatuated, prejudice, the manesty wicked
and UNJUST conspiracy Of certain of the faculty in their abos
decry this invaluable medicine 1t may perhaps humble
the pride of SCIENCE but il will advance the interests
eve the serngs, of mankind have known that when
the patient had been nearly cured by the introduction, by
STEALTH of my incidence the medical attendants being gno
rant of the agency of the Panacea in the cure they
from such case, delivered clinical lectures, and built up
theory for the future treatment of Rheumatism; and have
sent their students all parts of the Union practise
their fellow creatures upon such theories built subbe
Poor Davs he had long pned and angushed under what
descended into the grave but happily for him he heard of the
Panacea. He took by STEALTH and is alive testify to its
almost mira ulous effects him.
In former publications have given of Rheumatism
cured by this medicine bu knowledge of all those
utterly lost and this of Davis stood alope should
feel entitled to pronounce the Paacea specific that pre-
vaent and painful dsease and the who could have the
hardlhood TO deny the assertion must either undertake
prove this statement sanctioned by the solemnity OATH
to be alse or he must attempt demonstrate against
and fact, that the merely accidental.
II the deicacy of the patients would permit could pub
sh numerous this city, where the Panacea been
privately and successfully administered while the attend
ing physicians have watched the progress of the disease
scrbed medicines which aken and finally chuck
led at the tancied triumph of their skill Such doubt this
statement may be satisfied by calling my Office, where
am prepared to verify these assertions Were permitted
publish the evidence my possession it would certain
gentlemen with confuon and ought have any COM
FUNCTIONS vstngs of conscience in doing it, for they have
my unsparng enemies, negectng opportunity of de-
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MB EFECToRY.-

EFECT0RYTe subscriber returns his thanks for the
w. ", liberal share Of patronage hitherto bestowed his
establishment, and respectfully informs his customers and the
public generally that he has removed to the cellar under
s. Whites AUCTION Room, in Market street, bettoeen Smiths
Indian King Hotel and j. Gdrdner'S Dry Goods Store
Every exeron will be made supply of
the best OYSTERS, TERRAPINS &c. His cellar has Just
undergone thorough repair and is fitted up in the most
geneel style, and he is determined endeavor give
satisfaction his customers he that who favor
him with a call will be disappointed
JONAS PRESTON
Wilmington, March 2s. Eft
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WILMINGTON BRUSH MANUFACTORY.-The sub

WILMINGTON BRUSH MANUFACTORY-The sub
Wv scriber has commenced the Brush Making business
at No l04 Market street, Wilmington, where he intends
keeping hand general assortment of Fancy and Com
BRUSHES, of the first quality, which he will dispose of
the lowest cash prices He also intends keeping hand
assortment of Kitchen and Pdr0r BELLOWS, and hopes
by strict attention business receive share of public
patronage liberal deduction made TO wholesale Dealers
WILLIAM FRENCH.
N B. An apprentice wanted at the above business;
tive lad from fourteen sixteen years of age, who
well recommended. April IL. 24-4t
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WNDUCATION-The subscriber informs the public that he
- continues his School, in Orange, door north of
High street, and james Webb's Leather Store,-
where by strict attention the instruction and morals of the
pupils committed his CHARGE he hopes merit the
tnuance of the patronage he has hitherto literally expert
enced JAMES c. ALLEN.
April z, 1929. 24-4t
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It'd observation-disclosures G. DENNY respectfully informs
" his friends aud the public generally that he has re-
nnoped his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No. IL,
to No 49, Vest Front street. between Shpley and Orange
nert door George Smons's Grocery Store; where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather.
Wilmington, April 4, 1929. 2S-6m
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WNARKER'S PANACEA.-Ths truly valuable medicine
u may be had at J. HARLAN'S Drug and Chemical
Store, l35, Market ST. lmngon
~. Philadeiphi July ~, 1929
SIR-This will cerys that during all last winter, my wife
was so severely afflicted with the Rheumatism that she
confined her bed the ageaer part Of the time. Having
frequently heard of the beneficial effects of your Panacea,
she induced to make trial of in April last, and am
happy that performed perfect and there has
been no return of the disease snce9
Yours respectfully, JOHN MARTIN,
Mr. JOHN A. PARKER. No. ITO, Flber street.
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A & II. WILSON have just received supply of White
"a Bonnet Boards of superior quality Ames's manuuc
ture and aso supene Blue Hot Pressed and other Post
Papers, from the same MN.
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NJ oOTs SHOES, AND TRUNKS, of every description,
D made of the best era and according TO the latest
fashions for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by the subscriber at
Nos SO and 100, Market street, Wilmington Country store
keepersw find an suitable for their trade
Ga- An extensive of shoemakers' stuis and
trimmings. JAMES M'NEAL.
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From the American Farmer
SOVEREIGN REMEDY AGAINST MII.DEW
ON GRAPES.
Lnnen Botanic Garden,
July 6, 1929.
J. s. SKINNER, ESQ.

J. ). SKINNER, ESQ.
Sir now transmit you the remedy against midew the
effects OF which, have witnessed as fully to convince me
ct its adequacy Mr. Samuel r. Johnson of Massachusetts
ton " w w "'a-
rake pint and kalf of sulphur and lump of the best
unsiacked lime OF the size of the FIRST put these in vessel
ABOUT seven gallons let the sulphur be thrown
IN is and the lime it, then pour in pail of boiling
water STIR WE'LL and let stand half an hour then f the
esei WIN cold water, and after stirring we'll again. ALLOW
me whole to settleater has become settled din ont the
clear hqd INTO barrel and fill the barrel with cold wafer
u is lhen Int for use You proceed with syringe
noog ABOUT pint and half, and throw the liquid with
tne vines IN every direction, to completely cover
fruit aud woed-hs should be particularly done when
the Tu is Just forming and about third the size of pea
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and may be continued twice thrice week for two or t
weekshe whole process for or two hundred o
need not exceed half hour. ~ ''"''
In order fully the above the process has been NM
sued in some cases with only half of vne and omitted M
wards the other half; the result was perfect fruit on %
"nere aDsoiue iaure attended the other Some persons use
sulphur in dry sate which is thrown ON with beI~
suitable for the purpose, but the liquid preparation f.,
superior, and think will prove that are at last comne
masters Of the mildew. F''''
Yours, very respectfully,
WILLIAM ppJNcr
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-AGR-
appointments Of Editors to OFF,.

This principle is pecuiiar and original with the
present administration One or two examples scat
tered through preceding administrations, at long
intervals arc only to be found previous to Gen. Jack
sou's power. With him. it is maxim. to reward
those who were most active in helping him to the Pres
idcncy, and Editors had this more III ,heir power
than Others, fhey hoye accordingly shared most
largely in the good things he had for distribution.
The principle is bcived by MI to be dangerous.
When IN 1876, DR. Clay sent dispatches to the
Representative Of the u. States at Buonos Ayres by
the Senior Editor Of this paper there was no end TO
the ABUSE aud dcnunciatiou Of tho Jackson Edi,ors
both Mr. Clay anj himself wore accused OF corrup.
ton, the in giving. the other in accepting tho
appointment. Mr.. Randolph doomed it sufficiently
pregnant with proof of the corruption Of the Admin
lsration 10 make it the theme of enquiry and nvec
tive, 10 the Senate Of The u. States-Mr Inphan.
the new Secretary Of the Treasury. formally made il
an article Of accusation against Mcsrs Adams and
Clay at tho Bucks county meeting in Pennsy1vanja.
Mr. Hamilton and tho Ietrenchn,ent Comnittoe, en-,
upon il with closed doors and Senatorial gravity at
Washingtonzthe Editors Of their party from ono
end Of the continent TO the othct nlcdgrd il MS
standing and damnirg evidence Of corruption, and
ms do it the theme Of iucessant anJ scondaon. abn
against all concerned. We really began to think
with Warren Hastings during Shoridan's Phiiippic,
that in accepting the Mission TO Bucnos Ayros, we
had committed some inquity, and that SIR.
Clay in preceding 10 our request to be sent thithor on
public business had betrayed The public interests DoH
Green at Washington, little Carr at Baltimore, Noah
at Ncw-York, Nathaniel Green NJ Boston, Tsaae
FIJI at Portsmouth, Peter Wagner at Now Oronns,
Amos Kendall at Frankfort, shadroch Penn at Lou.
isvic' and our learned contemporary in this city,
ECHOED BY all tire little fry) were tie Editors who
hated us for three years upon this unfortunate Mis-.
SION. Yet were tho omolumcnis Of that Mission
barely sufficient 70 rncct the personal exponces
necessarily incident to IT, and far from being suf-
cent 10 compcnsato FOR absence that TO this day
'r" hfva Mt got over i's rTecrs urn our business