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ours very truly,
lSlgnedl Il. Il. DAWSON.
Fhc RI. Hon, WM. HusKIssoS, &c. &c. &C.
ours very tru
OUR MINISTER ~ EyC,.Avn


Ms Barbour, present worthy Minister Lordon vir,rr
Nh MIane is 10 succeed in that caaciiv received
attention from the Societies and learned Institutions of the
ErIsl Metropolis, having been invited become Foreign
q oer o most OF them By of the late English rpers we
oeIve that c was present al the annual festival them
jhe hedico Botanical Society," whCh among
the crowned heads well distngu perspss in
Europe VI the t0ass drank this OCCASION one was b.y
aeFng TO the Foreign Ministers present and enthusiast
caliy received by the COMPANY Our Minister'S COLLEAGUES tic
other Representatives Of Nations with one accord rees
his returning thanks their beualE winch he did (
follows M, In
zine sentiment given bv the Noble Chairman, so
fattcrIng to the Representatives, of ForciGn Naons
now present and so kindly responded 10 by You has laid
US all under obligations, which have lust been re-
guCsted by+my colleagues to acknowledges This I'M
expected honor owe exclusively to tho circumstance
Of speaking language in common with yourselves
And l may avail myself Of the occasion to refer Ia il
here as an evidence of DIR common origin that onr
Pconlr were vour People, ana our God is YOUR God
These rccoccijous, trough are now sepa -ated Inv,
waste of waters, shcnd still cherish between us rc
ciprocaly the most friendly feelings, alike opltions
20 the happiness Of roth nations can assure Won
that my countrynon generally indulge towards Won
those feelings. and chcerfilly unite in the wish of
your most eloquent statesman, that length Of DAYS
nav b. in your right hand, in your left riches ard
IDnor; that all your ways NAV be The wsvs of oeas
oitncss, and ali your paths be peace And perso-
Haly feel great pleasure in being the organ Of these
tBec sentiments.
''o return to my colleagues However different
MAYBE the languages amorg the Friends Of Science
nO otter discrimination is known among them Il j.
her bne6ccDt prcrogative to unite "a band Of broth
he disciples of every CLINE; and hence Won sra
sTOumthis festive board, the anniversary Of y,ar
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Quincy AdRres. But sooner does Gen. jackson
come into power than Nir rottinger is removed, or
rather pnnisheGs by renov; from Office, aad Mr. J.
ii. Houston is selected, although the lowest but
one IN the Inst oEthe clerks in the office, is lifted
above the heads of six or n,respertabe officers
and his salary raised from 1000 to 400 dollars to fiji
the office of Mr. Pottnger. Mr.. Potnger is ruined,
and six or seven old, efficient, experienced and wor-
thy clerks have their eeHgs outraged in order to
mark with more disthcticSs the determination of
Gen. jackson to reward his friends and punish his
enemies Can any ono doubt the motive which
prompted Gen. Jackson to this act OF dismissal.
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NOTICE.

a Vacancy having occurred in the Female Depart
ment OF the Richmond Lancastran School by
tne death of the late teacher; it becomes ne
cessary that the Board Of Trustees appoint suitable
person as successor. To this end all who NAV be
disposed to apply required send in their appl-
cations, accompanied by satisfactory testimonials as
TO qualification, 70 fhe Secretary Of the Board on OF
before the Goth day Of June next The salary is 1900
per annnD, payable quarterly.
BY resolution Of the Boardaof Trustees
may I5--I1fc JOHN. &. MYERS Se'cv
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TO THE PUBLIC.

~ LIE, PUBLlC.
.sirit Coach Line from Guyanaotte to Staua-
ton, Three Times Week.
GStE subscribers have established a Line Of Foss
- Loaches from Guyandote to staOnton which, In
stead OF running twice week only az stated in far
nier notice. will for the greater accomnodation of tI
traveller: and to prevent unavoidable delay ON the
road perform the route three times a week
Ne Line will pass through Charleston and from;
thehce, oy the L>lt&s und The State Turnpike tn.
Lewisburg und the principal Medicinal Springs: To-
W.T. the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c Co
Stutin;on. - :, &, ~''-'' - - ~
1t will leave Guyandotte every Tuesdav. 31nyx.
day and Saturday, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, and on IL.
return, VIII leave Stanton every yYconesday Fri-S
day and Sunday, at the same hour. s-4',. SEt81
AT Staunton tue Line meets the charlottesville.
KlcLmond, and fredericksburg Lines, also running
three times week.
The route, from Guyandotte TO Stannton. viii no
performed in five travelling days. e 7tll ay in each
week being necessarily resting day and from Siam.
Ton to Richmond, or observation-disclosures in two dave
and from Richmond'to the City of Washington. 4,
70 hours and from Fredericksburg to the City, il,
eight hours. 49,
There will be no NIGHT TRAVELLING tbr,n,ho,,, t;, i
route. - 80
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 70 the
North, will find this route very plcosait and CHEAP
one. and those who may wish to visit the Spr;nus
are informed, that, exclusive of this Line they can
gencrali, he accommodated, short notice, Will
good extra Coaches to those watering places
Aho lie PUBIC are assured that in attention to tire
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so far
as good Coaches and Teams and skilfu attentive AMI
sober Drivers afford them the line shall MT h..
inferior toany other in the State,
PORTER & BELDEN.
fr&prielors JTnm G0yu'sdone to Ire Kar7n SpriusS
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from the Vayzn Sp,ines te tta,,ln
Richmond, Va June II, 1929. c sa
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MIR Pickering from York shire England arrived here in the
sn Mary o'vand has brought with him of the finest
fngli sheep Among them th and two cues of
the tncolne long wool breed from one of which 10 hounds
OF wool was shom the passage He has also three rams aud
SIX ewes o the cceS:crrc breed from the celebrated Bake
wen Hook Shetland Pony brace Shepherds Dogs and
brace OF English fhrasants Mr. L. witake his Sheep Al
oIon Illinois, TO test the fitness ofe prairie for the grow
S OF fine comg wool We hope his enterprise will be crown
cd with complete sucreSs-t.S Y
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Treasury CnAmnEEs 9Th May 1e.

TREASURY CHAMBERS, 9Th Nav, 1926
My Dear Sir: return you Mr.. Orr's letter incos-
ed in yours of this date. was OF the pont of wr-
ting to you the subject OF the growth of tobacco in
ireland, IN consequence of the representation made
by you on that subject to the Treasury and the wish
expressed by you know early as possible the de-
'cslon of the Chancellor ofthe ExcheGuer when re-
ceived your letter. and now beg to inform you that it
has been determined not to bring in the Act this wear
winch it was proposed to Introduce prohibiting the
growth of tobacco in Ireland. The growers Of that
article made ont clear case OF Injustice of sub
ectng the crop of present year TO any restriction
Or regulation, that it thought ADVISABLE to take
more time to look into the whole subject and TO con-
slider whether the prohibition of the law in ENGLAND
should be extended Ireland or permission riyep 10
grow tobacco in both countries subject to an excise
duty. From the communications made to the Trea-
sury, and enquiries made by their direction it appears
that the quantity of tobacco grown in Ireland last
Year was greatly exaggerated and that not more than
100 or 40 acres were EMPLOYED in producing that ar
tclc trust therefore that Mr., Orrs fears are pro-
IortionabIy exaggerated. He is also mistaken in sun
rosing that the native grown tobacco comes illegally
INTO consumption The law in Ireland upon that suI.
rect Is confused but decision has been given in the
courts in Dublin, by which il appears that native
grown tobacco is not subject TO excise regulations
ihese facts make regulations upon such an artc,g
the more necessary, but they also render the dicu
ty oil coming To a sound determination greater and
VIII Justify the Treasury IN taking annie time for
consideration ain my Dear ST.,
\ ours very truly,
(Signedl Il. II. DAWSON.
Fhe RI. Hon WM. HusKIssoS, &c. &c. &c
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From the .loiional journal.


The TACT Q! The removal ocMr. Taos. B. PorTINGIR
from the Office ofthe Fifth Auditor of the Treasury
Is already known to our readers The peculiar cir
cunslanccs OF this case Of themselves sufficient
10 convince every man who is open to conviction of
nc spirit IN which all the changes which are daily
going forward are made.
The character Of Mr., Pn;tinrcr fpr innorit,,. and
The fidelity and efficiency with which be has always
performed his otheal duties, Is only eGualcd by the
honest warmth and independence with which he adj
Vocated the cause OF the late administrations In partic
WaF he was always prompt in he defence Of hs per-
sona no less than his political friend the late Secre
taFy oi state, whenever he was assaed. TO this
last trait of his character lie is indebted for his ren,o
val IRON his o1ce. The crime which he Committed
IN resennng the oppr0brious gtylc in which Mr. l. H.
houston another clerk in the same Office Expressed
himself III reference to Mr. Clay, pending the laie
contest, was recorded against him, and constituted
the cause OF his dismissal. They were bo,hin tho
employ of The late adInnis ration and If ,here ,os
violence exhibited by Mr. Pottinver in defence 81
the administration, there was equal violence disnlsv
cd by Mr.. Houston in assailing il. Yet Mr. Houston
was u"t removed II is true that Mr.. Rush conten-
pated the discharge Of both for the breach of ordor
but there never an intention to discha-oe the
one for his cnfuy to the administration, any more
than there was tO remove the other for his friend
ship. tit is ofthe acts Of the jackson cabinet
70 seize the prctext this dispute to deprive vor
thy, public officer Of his support, and to reduce
highly respectable family to probable ndigence. How
noby docs the conduct Of Mr.. Adams in this instance
contrast with that of General Jackson When Mr..
Houston was INDUCING in free remarks on the adni
MIS- ration by which he was employed was any pten-
ton evinced to remove him from Officer No; the
President OF that day far, very far above such
personal considerations. In no one act Of his whole
administration did he give reason for fhe suspicion
that nc suffered his personal injuries to avert his eve
from that single obicct-the public good. In no
case DID nc permit his feelings as an individual to
prompt him to use bus official power as the instrument
10 revenge his own wroDgS. The President never
descended to the punsber Of the enclaes OF John
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PoLTTTCAL.

The Richmond Enquirer has begun delivering to
ITS renders. by instalmcnts, che Panama Documents
transmitted to Congress ncurly four months ago-
How long were the spceche, of Mr.. VAN buren,,
and others, on the same subject kept TO cool? Not
a moment. They were served up hot; Kissing hor :.
accompanied with the Enquircr's most racy condi-
ments.-l Nat. Int.
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From The A:r York .N,cuntie ADVERTISER IF Friday
A seaman fell overheard from the shin Gem. Bax
ter, from Havre, on Wednesday morning, then lying
outside the Hook while they were getting the anchor
over the bows. The ship was Immediately hove to-,
plank thrown over, and a boat sent to bis assis-
tance but before reached him. he was torn to pie
tes and dcvoured by sharks.
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Ecnm Me .Naiionnl Int1n,c,ncor.

II with deep have learned that the President of
the United States has removed DR. Thomas Jones from the
superintendent of the Patent Office Amongst numerous
necessary and Instances removals which have ia
ken place i'll the public Offices here there 10 one which
more to be regretted than that Dr. Jones' whether we
the public interest or tic singular oftlie aTnae
tic, and distinguished individual whose peculiar fitness alone
Tor the trust ccgnnended his appointment be the Successor
of,lc late Dr. Fhomion
The this Office is Mr. John D. Grail n whom we
know nothing either good bad but ne must be man of
eminent merit indeed he fills the station TO which he is called
WIKI any thing like his predecessors ability.
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Going de who'c.-'lt is truly gratifying, saws the
Harrisburg Reporter, to witness the unanimity with
which the friends Of Jackson sanction egery act Of
Of his administrations"
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EDMUND WALLS5
EYOur- Inspector, Richmond.

IN CJIANCERE,-At court held for Louisa county a,
- the courthouse, or Monday May the l,h 1929 Robert
NIice, pitt against Robert g. Willis administrator of James
Nichle dec, Matthew Mcie john Niche Joseph Mcbic
JeFnetia mche sally Rluhe, and Robert g. Willis and Eliza
lis wife, dts
The defendants Matthew Niche and John Mchie not bav-
jig enWea tne appearance and given security according to
law, and the rules Of court and appearing to he a,isfsc
non OF he court that they inhabitants ofthis State on
we MOTION OF the paPufbY his counsel oTdered that the
sd Matthew Mrhie, and John Mich do appea here on the
s' dy OF August court next and answer die hill Of the plain
@ ana that cory Of this order forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two months
ccessvey and posted at the front door of the courthouse of
this county, on court-day
80 Copy. Teste JOHN HUNTER r : r
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Society, the Representatives of the Old and the New
World who have come To offer their homage to an
Institution originating in motives the most pure, and
designed for ends the most benifcent.
when had the honor OF being made one of your
Menbers,i then promised you to be Instrumental, as
Tar as lay In my power in promoting the objects of
the Society. canno; doubt but in the vast regions
of America, Of which are ,inexplored tLcre are
nuberless plants whose medical qualities are yet to
be developed, Ii it be true as we rray well believe
that the goodness of Providence has created an an
tidoe for every disease that flesh is heir to-. how
great must be the service Of tho ST, and how ample
their claim on the gratitude of mankind, who become
Instruments III fulfilling its bcnciicent cspensation
ffc" pride IN assuring you that my countrymen are
Jealous IN this pursuit, and they will most cordially
co-operte in your laujable labors. 10 communi.
cate between you viii be my highest pleasure"
Locusts,--Thc Raleigh N. G.. Star states that 10
Gusts have appeared in that vicinity in large mum
bcrs, and arc daily increasing. They have us yet
confined their operations to the forest trees, but
cars entertained for the safety OF the fruit trees
The Edcnton Gazette also relates, that they ire de
siroylng vegetation in every direction in that sec
ton of North Caroliria.
Locusts.-Tbe st. CIairsviI,c Gazette announces
The arrival of these insects, in vast nubcrs in OHIO
They auusc, or rather annoy, the people. from day
to day. with their accustomed music. IL is feurct
they will do great damage to the fruit trees.
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IN CIIANCERY

IN CHANCERY-ht court held for Louisa county, at
u the courthouse, Monday May IItb 1925 Henry
Lawrence executor OF Sarah Wood deed, plaintiff against
David Niche aud Sally Ills wife, Lucy Richards Molly Null
inns, James Niche Jonathan MiciHe, John Micfe William
hche Bezeeel Brown and Retsey hrs WIFE Edmund Brown,
and lheodosia his wife, Nancy Niche, Polly Niche, David
niche, fIances hlche Sarah Niche Robert Slichie
Martha Niche, aliclie George Niche and Elizatcth
his wife, Robert g. Willis aud Eliza his wife Robert Niche
Matthew HlIchis and sally his wife, john hlchie Josaph
Niche, JennetLa Niche, Sally Niche James Niche Nancy
Payne Peter Macarthur and Mary his wife, Ludlow Bramani
and sally his wife, Nancy ,licie Nancy Goodman Asa smith
nchie maupn, Larkin Saincr and tanilv his WIFE John
aes ana Poy his wife, Thomas Stagner and wife
James mauPm fon,slne hlaupp, Patrick Maupu, William
Martin and Sally ms wife, Richard Davis and fatsy his wife
John Niche, William Aichc, Patrick Niche Nancy Niche
James Niche, William Michie John Mjche Mere.
Weher ana Patsy his wife, John Downing and PoTly his wife
Ohver Cross and Nancy his wife, Sally Smith, John Wood
thomas wood admni7iraor Of DAVID Wood David Mirhic,
James llche and Frances Micbe, kobeh g. Willis admins.
traitor of James Mcbe deceased aud James Mche m admin
istIator OF David Michic; deceased, defudapts
Inc defendants George Niche and Elizabeth his wife, Mat
thew cic and sally bis wife, John Mcbie Nancy Payne
Peter Arthur and Mary his wife Nancy Me Nancy Good
man, ASA Smith ard Frances his u James Goodman and
hTia ms VIE, Mebie Maupn, Larkn Sanper and Emily his
wIe, John Gates and Polly his wife, Thomas Stagncr and
Nancy MS wife, James Raupin, Fontane Mapn, Patrick
Maupn, William Martin and Sally his wife; Richard Davis and
Patsy his wife Joel Maupn and Polly bis wife, Nancy Mche
- Mereweher and Patsy his wife, Sally Smith and John
Wood not having eneedheir appearance and given secuty
according to law aud the rules Of this court and appearing TO
the satisfaction Of the court that they not nhabtnts this
ae on the motion Of The plaintiff by bis counsel ordered
NAT the said last named defendants ho inhabitants o
this Sae) do appear here the first day Of August cou next
and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff and copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN the eftvo of
Richmond, for two months excessively, posted the font
door Of the courthouse Of this county, court sy
20 4 COPY. Tesie JOHN HUNTER e =
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To Merchants, Planters, SC.
~ WIN. H. REDWOOD.
COMMIssIoN MERcHANr,

CoMMIssIoN MERcHAMr, :
F;re,pro@ W'dyehoslse, on Hoodsides Wharf reo,nt-
" occupied by .iessrs. y. & ~. SousAsaie, NOR
FOLK, Ia.
R EseLcrFuLLy tenders his services to .Merchanfs
h Planters, and the public generally, in the SAFE or
Produce, the purchase Of Goods and generally in IA
cihtatiug their business in the Borough
for which his commissions will always be- moderate.
His attention being confined entirely TO Comrnis-
sion Business, his knowledge of persons, and mode
of doing business in Norfolk, ani his Thorough DC
qusiutacs with the tountry Jusess will, he hopes,
be found advantageous to those who may employ his
agency. ~ &
Refer to Messrs. - Z
e eHs. Z: wWHleseehf:lrlD,} WINS burg.
ROBERT SOUTTER,
80. SHIELDS s AsHBURN, Norfolk.
June o at CT Eds. fUte Beacon.
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L NOW all men BY these presents tEalt

HM NU" al men by these presents, that
:. = whereas, VIM. e.. Saunders of NJ ad,son Sounty
state OF Aiabap'a late Of Virginia end by nv ietc(
of attorney bearing date Dist or z2naday Of Ass
last dd make and constitute and appoint Peter p Ar
eher OF PowhataE county, Va my attorney for recovery
o' oeo's anu sums OF money whatsoever due TO me the
said VIM G. Saunders from al such persons AZ rv lis
apoyrmephoDed letter OF attorney may apoear Nov
know AL ye that tho said w G. Saunders for divers
1000 causes no considera tons moving have
fevof-'' GOuDtcrmapded aud sppulled md made void
aud ey these pr~Acns revoke, COUNTIES ma nd and 40.
nun ana make VOID the said ct-s attorney and all
power ana authority thereby given nteude 10 be
en 10 the sad PeterF AcheGn. In witness ~hereoI have
heTeUnl" set hand aud seal, cd day If Nav f
jun u EFT WILLIAM c. S4LLGDERS IsxA1r1
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~ -, 'tAcc't
RI. Hon. w. IiuswtssuN.

RrcHNioNp TERRACE, ath May, 1929.
Dear SIR Upon the receipt of your letter of the
9TH INST sent it to the Secretary of the Treasury
with request, that he would bring under the early
notice of the Chancellor of the Exclequcr, the sub
tsct to which it has reference. now incosc for the
information of thepares interested in Foreign toba
Go, the copy Of letter which have received from Mr.
Dawson, ny which you will perceive that the bill
winch had been brought into the House for the pro
inbi0n Of the growth of tobacco il: ireland has be.n
Withdrawn and that 1t is not in interpolation of the
government to recommend the adoption of any mca
sure IN relation TO this article until The whole subject
shall have been carefully rc-considcrcl
am Dear Sir,
Your very ob't humble ser't
tSigned) w. HUSKISSON.
TO JOIN ORn, Esq. Chairman, Liverpool
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CULTURE OF TOBACCO IN IRELAND.

CCA-i INK VT iODACCo CLAMP.
One OF the latest liverpool commercial letters re-
ceived here. contains the correspondence b.ween the
Chairman of Committee p. Liverpool merchants,
AND the Government. the subject of the culture of
Tobacco in Ireland, which have been politely per-
united b. the Merchant Who received it, to present
TO our readers
The extent to which tobacco has been cultivated
III ireland lately. has attracted some attention here
aud has IN some degree tended produce the recent
fall IN the price of that article Letters from Enrsb
correspondents OF Richmond merchants represent the
effect of raising tobacco in Ireland as less Injurious
TO US than was at first supposed The quantity
grown there is much less than would be supposed
from the accounts received, their hhds weighing only
about 600 lbs. and the quality very inferior.
SIR am desired by the importers OF tobacco TO
address you again the subject. They have learn
ed. that the growers of tobusco i'm ireland have me-
niorlazed the Chancellor of the Excheuuer statiny
that having prepared their ground and plants for the
culture OF the article this year thew would suffer
considerable loss if prevented by the measure that
ne had given notice he intended to propose irnmedi-
ntey. Tor placing 1t Oh the same footing as i'm this
country and that he consented postpone il; in CON
sequence the preparations on foot, are to prea.
Ter extent than any former year. Last year our in
formation is that between and 800 hii,s were grown
VIC nave every reason to believe that this wear
1t Will extend to 000 II appears extraordinary that
this indulgence should be granted: although there
iIas not been any legal provision heretofore agu,s
the mere growth, yet must of necessity eyentuatc
III ON Illicit transaction when in the possession of the
manufacturers. The injury the revenue on the above
stated growth would amount to E22U 600 and "a
The importers of tobacco wirh must nav the tutv
on being taken for consumption, would be the loss of
Inc sale OF so much tobacco imported into this conn
Try for the Uflreand The prctetlce of the grow
cfs as to their ground having been prepared is unfun
ded as even now the plants set out nd at the
term the Chancellor gave notice OF his nentio the
ground was not rendered unfit for the growth of!
corn.
fhe importers would therefore submit to the chan.
ceior that measure ofPrevention ought to be per-
severed IN, or If the orlgnators of an illicit traffic
are to be compensated, that if they were to be paid
HiO per acre, OH the ground, so prepared it would
E21O,o ''' "
They have therefore to request the favor of your
Conveying to the Chancellor of the EychcUucr these
Representations. I am &c.
(Signed) JOHN ORR.
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VbNllE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he hos removed 10 this city,
and viii practice Jaw iii ali the courts which arc
holden here,-Qnd in the courts of Hanover.
Those wiro lntr,ist him with the mana cement o.
their business. may rely upon tho strict est attention.
me &C: y. BRIGGS.