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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24
TRUST SANE.

Iel Y virtue OF a trust deed, executed to the
p subscriber by James Powell, and record
ed in the Clerks Office OF the County Court Of
Amherst. ! shall, On Tuesday ,hr Goth of Sep.
TENDER, (,hat being Amherst Superior Cour,, }
offer for sale, at public auction, on the premi.
s.s, the Houses g. Lo'snow in the possession Of
the Rev. Charles II. Page, near Amherst court
house. together with 80 or 40 acres of Land
attached thereto. The dwelling house is sitna.
ted near Amherst court house, with three rooms
and an entry on the lower floor and four rooms
above a good dry cellar, with four rooms
kitchen, ice house, stables, carriage house,
&c. &c. The above valuable properly is, from
its LEGALITY very desirable situation for a
professional man. Terms made known on the
dag OF sale. THJS. X. BROWN. Trustee.
The above sale Is ~ my appreciation and
consent. JAMES POWELL.
Aug "a ids.
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THE rARIEE-Nn. 2.

The protection of domestic manufactures by
imposl dulles has justly been esteemed essen
tiaI to Independence. and always considered as
one Of the most important subjects which
ha. ever Claimed the attention Of Congress;
be cause the leading feature in its policy Is
selfpreservation and this inherent right, con-
sidered in reference TO the national character,
rightfully claims a pre-eminence over all 9th
ers, aud may, in politics, be Justly termed the
vita principle that quickens the mass TO ener-
g etc and concerted social action reciprocal.
ing Individual support, and combining and
c onsti,utins national independence. 10 mos
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o." Most astonishing Luck at ~
MA'W5OArsS
The asylum for the N,eedu I

Miss Fortune shudder'd when the " Goddrs''
smIld,
Do not reign Empress DER the woi III my child,
Hear me with golden eloqoehce declare,
! w'H deaf favours 10 thu gentle FAIR"
Nos. 6 o % a Capital prize of $4,000 in the
N wlork Con.olid''edILotrry, ExhaC,a.s No
9, was sold 10 II Lady. M Hewson's Oaice-lor
which the fortunate far one has received tho
Cash. This continuation Of Luck cannot be
surpassed by any Office in Ame,ica-caH THIS
DAY I" Fortunes Cottage" for a lortuns-
The banner Of Lack IS waving mdsi higt-vest
yonr cash in the Washington Civ LOTTERY. No.
l3-and Grand Consolidated No, 10 won ar.
invited by " Dame Fortune" 10 pariakc of thu
rich banquet now before you.-Remembrr Ia
stop at HEWSON'S most
astonishing Office Of Luck.
Where no less than sixteen Capital PRICES
have been sod in a short time, and the Cash
paid for the same.
Aug. -
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Botetourt Land for sale.

n OFFER for sale me tract Of land on which
- ! now RESIDE, IN ihr county OF Boteiouit
and on the waters o' Roanoke. one m,le from
Tosh = Ford. on the Bent Mountain road. ad-
join ing lhe land OF John Persinger and others,
containing 210 aeres-therc are about l00 u.
cres Of cleared lnod. which is we'll enclosed aud
in fine order Tor cropping, Said trac, is well
adapted to the production Of corn, wheat. oats,
rye. tobacco and clover. aud is surpassed ~
fertility by few tracts in the NJ hborho0d Tue
improvements nre a PLAIN, but comfortable
dwelling, kitchen. barn, liable, &c. &c.
viii shew the land and make known the
terms 10 any one disposed TO buy.
JAS, EVANS.
Boietouri, August %. 1929. Ava
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Long AsiunA for Rent.

VA1ILL he offered for rent. TO the highest
bidder, on the prem s.s. on Friday tbe
18Th day of September next, onr third part ~
the Long Island estate the same heirg the
lowe OF Mis-. Dorothy Winslo,, situated on
Siann'on river. twenty eight miles from Lynch
burg, aud very near Pannil's Manufacturing
Mill, whore cash i always given for wheat
until that day, applications To rent on private
contract, will he promptly attended 10 by the
subscriber. nt Red Hill, Charlotte county, or in
his absence. ty Edward w. Henry.
JOHN HENRY.
August 81. 81
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MARRIAGE

MARRIED, on the evening OF the ilth inst.
by the Rev. H"Z. q. Leigh, The Rev. GEO. w
CHARLTON. Of Richmond to MARTHA X.
WRIGHT, Of West Hay, Greeosville Caunty
Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

ERRATUM.-1n he frs, No. OF the Tariff,
for opposition, read operation, ia the 18th I'ne
from the top.
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IMOC1ORS James Pow II & Henry l.. Da
~ vi,s. having connected themselves in the
practice Of phyisc, will hereafter be enabled 10
a,iend 10 all cases with puoctuality, that may
he under their care. They tender, Individually
their thanks 10 the citizens of Amherst for ihrir
former patronage.
JAMES POWELL,
HENRY T.. DAVIES.
dmheyI Cour House. August %. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

yEiiE subsc, i er's health heing d~e'ieats. aei
u unable TO a,iend IN hvsine s, viii Ill lef
eniire stock q Confectionery ON hand % MON
day The oath in st. consisting oil Cordhis, Can
dies, Nuts, Glass Jar, sc. &c.
u The sale will be conducted b., John n.
d.. Payne. Auehoueer. Z. BOUDAR.
August 81. 2,if
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WGATI

IN UR School viii commence the first Nom
W day in September next. Terms Of tai
iton, tho session oil Ave months, for Reading
aud Writing, SO
Grammar, Arithmetic, &c. 10
Geography, and the higher branches, II
J.S 5. COLE.
Aug. "a 5iif.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-24

BEWSONiS OFFICE.
LynchburP, Aug. 24th, 1899.
Numbers drawn in the Union Canal Lottery
Clnss No. y, viz
80 4s 81 II 80 q 90 8 80
Call and receive the Cash Ter your prizes or
renew them al
HEWSON'S ever fortunate
and prompt pay Office,
LynclbuIg
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-13
no rs EEoX',
July 90. 1923.

Ind possession green lie 25th Of Narch nert the
tofo,sing Properly, TO wit:
No. I. A FARM on the Keunet road, about five
miles from Wllmln.on containing about one humid
red acres now in the tenure Of the Rev'd. Thomas
Love.
No. 2. 4 two-story House on Qnakerhll, in ii
healthy situation, with fin garden, and stable
lately in the tenure OF Mt. Pby.io.
No 3. A large and convenient two story House
on the corner of High an French streets. now il
the tenure Of MIS- BnIston tins house is well Cal
cu!aed for two families.
Nos. L. ) aud 6, Severa! small Houses on ant
near Tie corner Of Front and Nr- streets.
M.SO.---Ihe Cellar under the iown-haii, which
has lately been occupied bottles lar
A Lot on Hanover street, on which III ice-houst
has been erected.
A Lot at the lower end Of Orange street. Thes,
three last mentioned properties belong 10 the Cor
poralon oi the Borough Of :" ilnington.
For terms apply to
MARCUS Z. CAPELLE
Agent, 40. Al, High street.
Wilmington. Jan. ,. 1929. 75t
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IssDTgJE ED
Manufacturers.

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office, to furnish
for the OF the Uhited States Army for the year
-029the following articles of domestic manuiacturesiz
Grey twid cloth GA wide,
Cotton Drilling, unheached 81 and 7-3 wide,
Cotton Shifting, unheached 7-8 wide
Germantown Wo!len short stockings & foot socks
Laced Bootces and Shoes
To be delivered at the United States Arsenal Phil
adepia and sub strict inspection. Samples Of the
foregoing articles will be exhibited at this Office; and pat
terms of Wulen and Cotton Cloths, Will transmitted t.
these Manufacturers that may apfy for them accompa
nee by such information as shall be asked for.
The proposals must be in writing. sealed and endorsed
Propo,a,"-ai!d will be received until the 20th day Of
January 1922.
Comuissary Generals Office.
Phiiadelphia,3 >ecenber 18Th, 1923
G. IRVINE,
Cunmissary General Of Purchases. 7l-t2oJ
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-13
no Let,

pzzA A House and Store at the of Market
and Queen streets; present, and for 80 years
lssssN9s past occupied by JoHy NmIrE as Druggist,
As.zA CHINA Glass and Queensware store. To man
of business this property, situate in very public healthy,
And highly mprov I'd part OF the Borough, certainly wor-
thy of attention.
ALSO--A house in Market Street two doors below the
above occupied Tor several years past by Benjamin Pot
tage lronmongcr and at present in the possession OF
George Spots, segr manufacturer II is good stand Tor
business,
ALSO,-A Two Story House, Ga commolious garten,1
forty five feet front, pleasantly situated on the hill near the
pooi-house, well calculated to accommodate Weave,
Shoemaker or other mechanic. For further Information
inquire of Washington RICE, Grocer, No z Second street,
or the subscriber who wishes to purchase young sound
able bodied farm Horse.
JOHN WAY.
Wilmington December 18TH 1928 7O--tt
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E.4Rl;is AND I'EhE.5EENI,y
Tge n u ~ AZ.

MOL A three story b ieS house in High Street No
~ ll--fonner!y rented as the property Of William S
Runf1rd.
No. 4 two story frame house, in Market Street, at
present occuriedpy Mr.. lenWell.
No 3. \ two story bicS house and garden, and store
room, attached 20 cndnow occupied by Mrs anker-
son, In stanton.
u d. Asnal house and garden, occupied by Mrs.
White, IN stanton.
Nos A lot Of ground containing aLout one acre
and IN ha now the possession Ct M john NebeckeT in
Stanton.
No 6. \ farm in Nj Greek Hundred near Stanton,
nov occupied ny Mr.. Gin.n.
Nh7 4 small house, with two acres of land, near
Station no occupied b. Mr. EI.cjburn.
Ma q 4 farm Ia Mj taeek Hundred, near Will Town,
now IN tie iccu' Fancy OF Ms. Taller.
No9 A farm in s. Georges Hundred, near the Trap,
now occupied by Mir. Stevenson
No u. farm il Appuq lmmink Hundred, thorough
fare Neck, now occupied Mr. Jetrei.
No. Il. A farh in Appofaaimink Hundred, Thorough
G,r-Nect now occupied by Charles Alams &; Coiored
MANI Po,sesl will be given OF all the property
on the 18th March mex.
For farther particulars enquire OF
PETER y. HUMPHREYS,
Ne IL iIsh-street.
Wilmington, Dec l, 1875 81 tQt
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aluable property for rent.

To Rent. from the 25th March next, that large
and convenient brick House, now occupied by Docl
W II. Gemmlll, on the public road, within mile
of ST. Georges there are attached to said house
about % OF land, in prime order to be let ,e
parAte or together The neishborhood of this pro-
perry makes it desirable situation for physician,
il might suit gentleman retiring from business,
or ii mechanic
ALSO-Severai Houses large and small in the
Borough of Wilmington; some Of which may be en-
tered on Immediately, the rest on 25th March.
Application TO be made at this Office
Jan s.
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Fer Sale. Ill E'Nrsss,

On the Delaware river. about three niles below
Port Penn, containing about 700 acres, more or
less, principally Marsh, known by the name OF Long
Island This Farm though not in good state OF
cultivation, might Tor atriling expense be made a
valuable Grazing Farm, and will be sold on very
reasonable tcrpas.
Aa?oGsgIT-2 EAEsEI.
On Christiana Creek, about two miles below
Christmna Bridge, containing about 60 acres, a
good portion OF woodland.
As it il presumedthat any person wishing TO pur-
chase, will view the property, it is deemed unneces-
sary TO give more particular description. or
terms apply to JOHN NNiN
London Britain Township. Chester County Penn.
SAMUEL w. WOODLAND,
near St. Georges, Del. or
DAVID B. NININ,
Christiana Delaware
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OiA-Binsline.
EEAEIk EOONS,
OF every shape and description Of ruilipp,
suitable for

BANKS, MERCHANTS, Counr RECORDS. &c 3,
Made at the shortest notice, in the Grs 81.
and most durable materials. 'N'
New Books, bound and old ones rebound p,
per fnt-liued for Music. or other purposes 10 ,.r
pattern which may be ordered Wy
Coach-makers and llatter's leather, clecanly .,
ded.
Those. with every other species of work con.
nected with binding, ruling, or gliding, done on sbo,
notice, and reasonable terms, in the esablisImo,
connected with this office.
Oct. %, 1928. r. PORTER & SON
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Noung ladies HoavGing School.

II UIlmiagton, Deacme
Tui, SUB ,CRi,tit> attended the late examination of
Mr.. Du7eabortS School members of the Visiting Com
ntee; gattc,l with the mode OF insru ton, and
results evidenced in the responses 1T the pupils Ia
the different branches Of Reading, Writing, Drawing
Arithmetic, G@amnar, Geography History and Natural
Philosophy they gave honorable specimens OF their indus
Try and cq ements, aud could not bat feel that the
school WAS well managed, and WORTHY Of NOR. extensive
publlc Patronage. r. w Gli.btEt,
WILLARD HALL
August Is. 1928.
Terms Of Boarding. Washing and Tuition in any OF the
branches s 50 per quarter payable III advance
iGrtra Charges-For .lssic ncluling the Use OF the
Piano 81 for the French and 1ansh, taug by an cH
pcrienc.d French master 50; D,aWng and Embroidery,
So per quarter. The discipline Of the school IS mild,
parental and christian. There will he course of les
sons sin Psamoy gwen in year, by person highly com.
petcnt and valltoe library for the use 81 he Young
Ladies'. 10 those who remain in the Seminary year ar
more there will be extra charges for books, stationary
Or Instructions in psalmniy
The teacher Of Music upon the Piano IS European,
and FIRST rate pertumer The c0u 81 ot lessons IN
t'samoy viii the present season. the Isl ct
November. Il. DAVENPORT.
Sept. % 1923. g.
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SAMUEL THOMAS.
ARNOLD NAUDAlN,
DANIEL CORBIT.
HASigllCs al Dnrid WM.

Cantwels Bridge, January /, 1929.
gS The National Gazette, Philadephia and Salem Mes.
SEN er Will please insert tc above until sale, and send their
tIts % tins Office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-13
J, ALBRIGE5E'S
COLUMBIAN SYRUP.

THIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remed
when all other have failed, in curing the tullo
Il, All,
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ESP ATCH LINE,
From philadeiphia to Dover:
By Steam and Canal Boats and Stages.
THROUGH By DAYLIGHT.


TEvIIE Steam Boat Baltimore, Capt. Whilden,
"a will leave Pine strct wharf, Philadelphia. on
every lbaday. Uednssdoy and FHiay mornings, al
6 O'Clock for Deia,cme City. Passengers will then
take the elegant Caadi Barge, LAZY Clinton. Capt
Reddn, Tor st. Georges, where the Dover mail
Stages will always be in waiting to convey the pas
sengers to Dover, and other parts of the Peninsula
Returning. leaves Dover, INesiay, 7huSday
aud Sa'udly mornings, at o'clos&, and arrives in
PhiladclpMa, at 5 O'clock. r. Nj.
FARE.
To Delaware City 81 %
st. GenF1es | so
Cantwell's Bridge 90
Blackbrd oV
Smvrna 0O
Dover 90
n. B. Passengers. by this route will meet with node.
ten,on IN going to the following towns, Cantwel',
Bridge. Black Bird. Smyrna. Dover, Camden, Mil
ford, Milton, Georgetown, Millsboro. and to SNOW
hill A. HARRIS Co.
Propr'e'orS.
July 90, 1929. 99-tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-13

For cleansing. ,ohueni,g. aad preserving The Teeth
and Gums
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-13

WNILL be exposed to Public Sale, in the yllaye
w of Cantwells Bridge, New Castle Count,
Delaware, ON Tuesday the 9th inst. all the Res,
Estate Of David Wilson, to wit:
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u BRITISH n NIICEPITC1c0
T3tsssy3 z getessys.

For cleansing, aohieiag. and prescribing the Teeth
and Gums
rt'IlE BRITISH ATiCEp II Den rIFRCE which the
present Proprietor WISHES most part cuiary recon-
mend 10 the attention of the public, perec w exempt
from all those ACIDS which general form the ba of th
powders common use. and which, although tiey may
Whiten The teeth for short time inevitably destroy
the Enaet by their deeterOt, act this beautiful
erng OF The teeth The consequence that The Enanel
which is the shield provided by nature protect the spo-
Ey and nervous internal structure, rapidly corroed bv
these acid ingreLeus, become dlsculoured than
and expose, tie inner portion OF the tooth carries
and a rapid and decay iy the Of the british
AHticeptc EcntJricc III the morning, occasion may
Qle, with brush moderately bard and I'D water, the
accumulation OF JdTar VIII only be prevented but
the teeth rendered beatfy aaI Permanently ohiic, and
the gums restored tia, freedom from Soreness, that
hardness ID eiorescencc which the tests OF tier
healthy sa;c and the best glaran OF that natural fag
OF the cath which never he expected
ton with tlu! teeth and scorbutic unhealthy gums.
(prce 50 cents = Box.
- Prepared from the original Recipe in MS of the late
W 7. Conway, by his immediate and the SOLE
Jrotret.r r. Khlder, and sold wholesale by him at hi.
Couitn g Room, over No 81, (tmmcliy called No 70 J
Cout Street, head ot Hanover street, Concert Hall
Boston. and re,aed by special appointment together
with all Tie valuable Medicines prepared by the late DR.
Conaay.) By
J. H4RL9N, .lgeat.
No. 155, Market s rect Wilmington.
| Observe that genuine without the writer
signature q L. Kdler, the outside PRINTED wrapper
~ 4 large discount made to those who buy TO sci
AGAIN.
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Machine Cards.

SNILBERT BURROWS, --Manulacturer Of Pat
~ ent set 1Itctiae CardS. both Tor Cotton and
Woo Cariing Machines. of first rate quality, and
warran ed to perform well with proper management
1Iildletown. Connecticut.
The Subscriber, Agent for the sale Of said Cards,
will furnish orders on shor, notice, and on reason
able terms.
JOHN BAILEY,
no 1i4, Market, Milnington Del.
Next door above the indian Queen Tavern.
NOV. 90. 1928. 64--5m.
N. b. William r. James celebrated COOKING
STOVES. with a handsome variety OF common
Stoves x Coal Crates, to be had as above, al very
reduced prices.
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10 Essesst,

And possession given on the Goth oi March next,
2z1s> ss.;EEEEss EsAEAxsD zgOTME.,
s.:,s1As in the Borough Of Wilmington, opposite
la 80 he Town Hall, now occupied by Ezra
Lanbourn. The building is in good repair large
and convenient, extending from Market to Ship!ey
Street with the most extensive and best Stablng in
the Borough. This stand is desirable being cen
trial and in healthy and pleasant part ofthe Town,
il has done, and will continue with proper exer-
ticns) to do a very extensive business.
For further particulars inquire OF The Subscriber,
conner Of Market and Broad streets
GEORGE WlNSLOW.
WHm'ngton, Dela,vore,
JOnuary End, 1929. 74-1m
a. The Editors of the United States Gazette
Village Record and Lancaster Reporter. will please
insert the above month, and send their bills tc
this Office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-13
VALUABLE REAL ESTATn
For Sale, on y liberal Credit,

WETILL be exposed to Public Sale in the yll.,s
w of CanlwelIs Bridge, New Castle Counl,
Delaware, on Tuesday the 9th inst all the Res
Estate Of David Wilson, to wit
No. parcel of land, situate in the said vilLc..
containing about 80 acres, 154 of which arabic a6
so acres Of prime wood land and the residue ma and
cripple The arabic land is enclosed by good hedremi
divided into eight fields, by good post and rail fences il
highly improved and very productive. Upon this ,t,c
there is a spacious and very convenient brick dweln.
Tn n house with rooms entry, and kitchen on,he lou
- u er floor, and six good chambers above, pump Of
cxcetnt water at the kitchen door, large stone stable
and all other tcessary out buiitngs aso comm tus
two story brick Store House, with fixtures complete for
Dry Good and trocey store, with brick Office attached
lin which fire proof this building has been occu
pied Store for many years Also two large granaries
situate Appoqunimnk Greek. each capable Of contain
ing II or $4,000 bushels all OF the above buildings are in
good repair.
This property will be sold together or in lots to suit
purchasers, and oilers good situation for conducting an
extensive mercantile concern.
No. ?. A farm situate in Appointments Hundred With
in one and halfmlcs the aforesaid village bounded o,
side by Appoquinmink creek containing about SO
acres 400 of upland $50 of which IS wood
an) 100 Of Marsh recently embarked and now rem
dy for seeding in grass the residue, 50Oacres funmplo.
ed marsh. of excellent quality, principally covered
with reed and catta and be easily improved to great
advantage The mpovemen's large two story brick
dwelling house. frame stable, cribs sc. There sovl
| landing upon the creek
THIS property might be made with reasonable eSpence
most valuable grazing farm, and would divide convenient.
I " into two farms.
FERNS of sale arc, 5urth of the purchase money to
be paid when the deeds executed the residue pn
being satisfactorily securely to be paid equal
nual iIstaml hts, with interest from The day of SALE
| SAMUEL THOMAS.
| ARNOLD NAUDAiN,
| DANIEL CORBlT.
fssignes Of David Wlisot
| Cantwel's Bridge. January /. 1929.
~ The National Gazette, Philadelphia; and Salem Mes.
eeer, please insert the above until sale and send
! bs Ia this office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-21
letter Ia Tie Editors gftte u S. Gax-Uc-

w ASItNGTON, July ID, 1879
- lie trial OF DE- Watkins havinn commenced
to-day, and the newspapers having been probil,,rd
rom publishing the evidence before the case is su
H'ted 10 the jury, which may not b. before FRIDAY
nave thought tIat it would be gratifying, IN vo,,
10 your readers, TO have early abstract ofibe ev
Ihence taken to-day, the publication of which in
your city, cannot take place until The ,e.iiuonv ,y
have been closed.
Mr. Souhard, the late Secretary Of Inc N.vv ,yos
Tie principal witness examined today His tcsti
m'ny dd MT by any means bear ont tho STATEN
Whlch nave Oeen ~ circulation for tho last two ar
three weeks, aud which went the length of assuun,,
certain conviction from the facts winch were to he
elected from hun. lie merely rave &, jdcnce that h.
had sgn,d the rcquisiIn and letter of advice which
were shewn 30 him, embracing the $50 dollars cha,
geo by Tie indictment as having been IA scly and f.
dhently Obtained, by misrepres alton and Joc,;,
u>ed 10 the Sc ctary, but far from showing ,,b,t
nisreprescniat atom and deceit had been practscd ,r
num- he had not even recollection OF the rircrro
stances attending The traracfinn So far "a IN e.,
with whom he bad any convcrsniion resnoc,i,, :?
From ms own Hvarabi" prac'icc h infer .d thai n
such acquisitions ould we been issued hy he a.,
lhpruy. IN ihn absence Of explanations which ,U,,lJ
have been 10 him entirely satisfactory But bo pro
we'd that there was an item Of appropriate, H. caloI
ArrcorlQos prior 10 1871" which mad bee n miro
n"ccd' Tor the first tine, az his suprestiou mt,
tNe Navy appropriation bill Of 1927, owintI IN tho
HnP"sNhlry Wm'h Lal existed. up to that finn,
U SeliHH ihH claims of persons 10 whom tho n
T"Is "cr" indebted for arrearages That DIR
NniNhs mai ne duty deroved uDon bim W est,li,c
a"u 'Jusl ~ aH crI ~ urdi that had, he distinct
w showed s. tbt the Sscr..l Y co ~ not loo,U.f
'HFe WIN mo duties of NJ 9TH auditor i'm tbi.
r"errct unioss he was tsoccia v appealed 70 he ,t
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