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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

VIRGINIA: Al supe,icf cout ot ch,,ucs,v L,,n -,
the Capitol in the city of Richmond on the 2Uth dav
OF June 1926, Joshua Sinihson, pit 1qajuJ Ed,v,,d
Cunningham, sole acting executor OF Archibald Moore
deed John i. Robertson and Maria VI. his wife, late
Maria NJ. Moore, divsee of the said Archibald Eoo,e
decd William Davidson, aud Natha nieI and James MD
surviving partners OF the late mercantile firm of Dicks,
Moore Co.
This cause in which the bill hath been taken ,r onC
sed against the defendants John e. Robertson od Mari,
NJ his wile and IN which the plaintiff appea s 10 II,
proceeded 80 the mode prescribed by law against the de-
PENDANTS. William Davidson aud Nathaniel and James
Dick, who oi the country, came on This d, y n, ne
heard on tile bill the Of the other and
exhibits and was argued by counsel: On consideration
Whereof the doth order That the defendant Ed.,d
Cunningham, render an Of his nj
the estate Ot his estaiOr, before Commissioner Of the
couh' VINO IS directed TO examine, and settle the
same, aud make report thereof to the court with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent nv himself 81
which may be required 10y the parties 10 be 50 stated
m 23d February, l829
The court doth order that the Comms,iouer ybo NAV
ihc order made in this cause the twentiou day
ofJune 1876, do IN addition 10 the account the rein
state account Of the estate of which Archibald Moo,e
died seized and possessed aud n any binding the
real estate, that may have been paid Of the personal
assets OF SAID Moore, and report the the court
with any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent bv
himself or which may be required by parties to be as
stated
Copies TeNe, WIN. G. PENpLErov, r. e..
Conmissiofers Office, Richmond, FEB. i6, 1890
The parties interested will please take notice that
have appointed tie 30lh day Of Match next IN commence
the duties directed in the foregoing orders Of court, On
which day at O'clock NJ. they required 10 attend
ny Office ~ ihs city, with their accounts vouchers and
documents ready for examination and setteme-t
rem Zo-"N HlLAPY BAKER, Cont
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

VIRGINIA.: At holden "a the clerks M "a - ~.
superior c1u't Of chanceTy for the Richmond die,;c,
the 2fday uf June, 1923: William Roundtree nj, rams,
william DanIfdge, late sheriff If the county Of usn
to whom was committed Tor admins iraou q n the oooI.
chaels, rights aud credits which we're Of the estste oi
watson Paiyan, dec. unadmnisiered by Elizabetb
P+nap, (the adnx Of said Wason.l in her M. i'm.
Williem Patwan Fleming Patoan. Pfre sboemsksr I'D
Cynihi" his wife, David a. Sheppard and Mary his vifs
Thomas NJ. Patmau and Elizabeth his wife the ,,;J
william, Fleming, Nancy aud Elizabeth ~ the hss al
distributes Of the said Watson Patman dec and R,cad
Gregory, 4 fts.
Tie defendants pice Shoemaker and Cynthia HE ,if
and Thomas VI. Patman snd Elizabeth his % ,Es M,
having entered their appearance aud piven ,ecu,i,g
according IN The art Of assembly and the rules oC t,i
co"fi' and II appearing by satisfactory evidence tina,
they afe ho nhabauis Of CO.'S couutty u Is ordered tina,
the sad defendants DO appear ee the first dsv az the
next term, and the bin ri the plsriF. and ,b, -
copy n this order be forthwith inserted il, some
published IN he city IT Robnpnd, fpf TWO months srres
vey' and posted AZ the 'front.' door the capitol in the
SAID city - WV
IS Aeooy: Teye, Wv. & Ptrorrrov. {. =
VIRGINIA Al rules, holden ~ tie cleft's Office of m
superior court of chancery Gor tbe Richmond ds,,;,
The 4'h day Of august, 1898 William Siokss pI,'
ngdtnd samuel FlHn and Eliza5stb his vito Aha, q,
NcNal, W M. Williamson. james Jones. William Ro
brruon,jr. aud Thomas Bate. dts.
The deieudants S3rurl Elan and Elizabeth hi. ,C.
not having entered Their appearance aud given %
afeoiding0 me ac OF afaemhy and c rules II this
and appearing by satsfa Glory evidence tbst ,bsv
notnhabuaus Of IBIS country; II is ordered that the
dcendabts do appear here the hfst day fbe next
AID answer the bill NJ e plaintiff md that eopv NJ m ia
ORDER be ofNw'th inserted Nv uewspaper
w the city of Richmond, nr months succ nd
posted ~ the font dooto the capitol in Tive taid civ
~ copy fe'te, WV. g, PHvpIHroE, G. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15
e COFFEE.

400 Bags collector sale by
mar i9-3t OTIS. DUNLOP g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

VIkOlNI1: Al rules holden in the clerks o0ce nj liz
superior court of chanceIy for the Rcimund dist,;r
WE WIN 4ln Gay Of august 1928: Edmund Walls pit 4sGrs
Imam nam ~ r"usnre ana James Rawlings, dts.
The defendant William II. Fousher, mot ayi,, sr,.,
MS appearance and given security according To the act az
assembly and the rules Of this court and il aprpar;ng b
"''".Y eV"ehce That he is not inabitant of this
country; it rs ordered, that the ga id defendant t 80,
"e'r Oh me hIs day OF the next term answer the bill
rune PLAINTIFF and that copy of order be G,rh,r
m"ni for two months successfully, and posteJ -, rho 60
door of the capitol in the said city. '
Oh a CnnY. IesIe. Mm C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-15

heduced an price from 25 TO so per cent.
JAiES WINSTON, Agent for William Prince, Proprie-
Tor oil the Linnean Botanic Garden Flushing New York,
WI furnish selections of fine JpL.NE & TABLE GRAPES
n Is cents EACH by the hundred vines
Inc creates, proportion of these vines iom the Rhine
anu the most northern departments of France course
cannot fail tn succecd including the celebrated Tokay and
wn'e red and grey Bugundythe three making the
famous Champagne Vine -
PEACH Il APPLE TREES will also be furnished al 25
cents each, by the 100 trees
Also, FRINGE ON HORTICULTURE-ior sale.
new catalogues greatly enlarged distributed gratutousy
WHICH, upon examination, it will be that prices very
generally, have been grraty reduced. ieb % ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

A soldier of Gen. Maron's brigade, named
Livingston. m lrishman by birth. meeting with
an armed party on a night profoundly dark.
suddenly found a Lo,semnns pistol applied 10
his breast, and heard the inpeTious communal
" Declare insianfaneously. 10 what parry you
belong, OF YOU are dead msn" The situation
heiug such as to render it highly probable that
il IN Oh, be M enemy's party. he very calmly
rerlied, think, sir, il would be a little more
IN the way of civilily, If you were 20 dop
q him, just 10 lei me know which side OF the
que stion you are pleased 10 favour r. = No
jes,ing," replied the speaker. declare your
principles, or die Tim, by -" re.
joined Livingston, will not die with a lie in
my mouth-Amefioan,t TO extremity, you spal-
pcen SO do your worst. and be damned 10
you" "You are m honest fellow, said the
inquirer, we are friends, and rejoice to meet
. man faithful MS yonare to the cause Of our
country"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

10 our bow lie las rsesstly sesn, 10 Liver.
pool, seine cotton from the neighhoihood Of
Ca euiis, OF so fine quality - 10 justify all
his anticipstions. Atpfesenl. for three foufths
Of our supply weuwe,e dependant 90 America ;
sspower which equalled " In saisrprise. ~
good ssnse, in spirit and activity power
that vas ri ing into our most formidable rival
that was once al var with Us. and might be
again, iheugh God forbid that ever such an
event shuuId occur. From thence nineteen
tvrniie,hs OF ihe finer cotton was derived, aud,
in case OF war, what would become oil our
manufacturers This was a mosi serious
question, and it well became us to provide for
all coniingeneies-"t to have two strings TO our
bow" He was convinced that We copld grow
cotton AZ 6ne as in any part Of tbs world and
we ought Tor our sakes. to attempt u. ii n
merica had not bsn aware VI our dependence
upon her, she would noi have assumed The tone
and attitude that slI. had done
Baltimore. June f9.-The Convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church was stu ~
session Yesterday, aud after five. succ essive
ballots for n bishop on the part Of The clerical
order of the CoEveniioa they Ncre unable 10
make a nomination 10 the order of The Laity.
We learn tina, the Rev. DIR. Wyar and The
Rev. Mr.. .Joi. of Baltimore, sere first IN
nomination AS can lidates Tor that ugh station
after .hree ballots, Johns was withdrawn
and the Rev Mr.. Henshaw Of MS city was
substituted with iess hope of success The isv'
Mr. Johns was agaio taken up, and the "resdi'
M inefe ctual ~ before. -
We learn futther, that The Convention was
Yesterday, most Jaborronsiy eagaged, AS they
sal from D O'Clock. a Nj. notif half past 3 +.
NJ aud renewed their session ate o'clock. aud
continued until after ten a, night, Patrioi. :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

MoTlCE4- BY virtue of deed Of trus,
~ executed 10 The subscribers by Ambrose
Rucscr and Betsy his wife, and is Of record in
the county Court of Amherst, for certain pur-
poses in said deed expressed-will be exposed
TO sale, n, public auction, on Friday the 9Th
day of August next, if fair, If not on the next
far dnv a tract of LAND, containing sixty a.
cres, wing near Niller's Creek, in the county
Of Amherst Another tract containing about
thirteen hundred and forty acres, being the
tract on which said Rucker resides. Also, one
other tract in the same neig hborhood, contain.
ing eight hundred and thirty nine acres, on
which George Tinsey resides. The sale will
be on n credit Of one, two and three years
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
curity, and IA deed of trust on the land to secure
the purchase money. Acting as trustees. the
subscribers will convey such title rs is vested
in them by said deed. and none other, which
they believe unquestiouabie.
JOHN MILLER, D..
DAVID r. EDLEY, ''"S'eeS
1uue4. ifwfds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.


Gentiemen,-A circumstance has occur
red within the last lew days, which addresses
itself TO The United States service. do mol
refer 10 the reduction of the allowances to ma
rine officers, which has reduced The pay Of that
branch OF the service so low as scarcely TO
leave TO the officers engaged in II the means TO
keep body aud soul from enforcement. Nor
do allude 10 the striking off the extra allow.
anee 10 officers of tue United States. who are
engaged on the Typographical duty, which IS
eriously felt by them. No, not 10 either oi
these circumstances do advert. but 10 the
mere case OF an individual. DIR. Edward Cut
bush Of his city, is the oldest navy Surgeon on
the list. His commission bears date 2lih June.
1899, aud he has consequently been in service
30 years. II was determined 10 get rid OF this
veteran who had committed the great
offence. of noi joining in the hurrah for Jack.
son. II is true he took no part IN the political
contest, but coniented himself with The per-
forInarce Of his duties as citizen and an Off
GER But he was an offensive member OF the
service, aud the quacks determined 10 smpu-
fate him. There was not courage enough IN
the cabinet Ia dis miss him, lest the effect upon
the other officers might b. pernicious Ano.
Their mode was therefore determined on tie
received an order 10 reyoii himself 10 the COIN
manGing 0fnCer oil tue 5tbliOn rs surgeon vi
board the Constellation. Captain WadswoIth,
which frigate is gong out 10 the Mediterra'
mean. He repaired u the Navy Department,
aud appealed 10 the Secretary, on the score of
feeling to OH ain \ revocation Of the order
He iDfo med tbe Secretary that at his advanced
age, and with his impaired constitution, he
could not live to reach the station. To send
him out under these circumstance. would be
useless IN n public view, ms he would be IN
competent 10 discharge the duties Of The sta
ton. To this the only answer Of MIR. Branch
WIS thai he must GOETHE order could not be
revoked. Dr. CuIhush then took another
gro nd. As The oldesi surgeon in the seyice,
he had certain rights which belong 10 that
rank. One of them WAS The right 10 first rate
ship There are young men in The surgical de
parimcnt, who ongh, TO 90 our for experience,
aud out of these there would be no difficulty 10
select a competen, officer for The Cons,lllation
but he suggested 10 the dstutc mind OF the
Secretary. hat although promotion was an
ordinary process IN the service, deg radiation In
rank was very extraordinary one'-ihe Sc.
ere AIRY. could noi, ar would not understand
his appeal. His reply WA The same as be-
f,re The order is made out. sir, and you
nnsi go. Upon this, Dr Cutbush, disdaining
ur,ber appeal, drew his commission from his
ket, and banded it 10 the Secretary, and
hus terminated the argument and the inter
view together. u. s. Gag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

again. =, Is probable that when we shall par
this evening. the most oil Us will do u 10 mee'
DO more on earth. Alle~ me-. ai,h the ser'ous'
usss insepasshle from TINT feeiiag. 10 assure
YOU that his unespeeied and aauefing MARI
Of your kindness vii never he forgotten ey me
or mine, hut at whatever distance OF Iime or
place. ani4a whatever siciss'iade OF fortune
viii be remembered, NJ one ofihe most Gfh'e'
ful iaeniea,s Of my life. pe'mi me- VI taxing
my seat 90 reciprota'e the ssnsnneh' "A s"'
noanced by proposing
The inhabitants Of Nashville. may their
prosperity. like their CITY. be founded ON
rock
! Tn. Sneaker AMI down amidst loud cheers.
[RspR6tsan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
AN IRIsnMAN's IDEA OF INSURANCE

A recently " caught son OF the Emerald isle
"a being Gas the phrase is lighted 10 his
office 20 the COCK loft OF one Of The Babel-lks
Hotels so common in New York. After as.
cending some half dozen figh, Of stairs, P4l
came all n, once to a dead stand still. Now
by the powers, hinney," said he, addressing
his guide. who was likewise an Irishman,"
descent nudge anher inch for look you.
should the edfce take fire, what is to become
of Patrick O'Flam, roostine halt way up 10 the
moon No, no. I'd rather hang on peg, in
one of the lower rooms-so | had !" Now.
did you ever hear the like o that" said he with
ne light" Talk of the house burning up,
when il is Insured That's an Irish bull
shure enough - Insured" cried Pat. "why
dident you tell me that before 7 So then
pull head my hearty, aud III follow you,
sn'ye like il, TO the top o. The chimney
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
.MnLilt. lAlnbnma.N Mnu LIS.

A question of some novelty and of much in-
porisnce. was decided in the District Court of
the United States at its session in this city,
which terminated erday,-His Honor
Judge Crawford, presiding.
Il arose IN a suit brought by the Bank OF the
United States against a citizen OF he State OF
Alabama. Exception was taken 10 the jnris
diction of the Court. aud after a most elaborate
discussion. in which great legal research, and
much ability, were displayed, the execution
was sustained and the suit ordered to be dis.
missed.
The cause was argued on behalf the Bank
by Henry Hitchcock, esq. U. S. District At,or
ney, and by David Crawford, ESQ. for the de
PENDANT, and whether regard he had 20 the
character of the question Al issue the proies
sional learning and ability with which il was
Investigated. or the independent Grmness a,
the Coutt. in resisting, received opinions and
restricting its own powers. il was undoubtedly
one cf,he most important question ever decd.
ed by the District Court in this State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
from the PHILADELPHIA Recorder

A. the fourth Of July approaches, we wish
10 call the attention. particularly OF our eferi.
cal readers. 10 ia importance of making more
united and strenuous efforts than ever IN in
teresi the public mind IN the customary annual
contributions 10 the funds oil this Society
The Lord's Day following the celebration of
Independence has been proposed asa soi'ab'e
srsson Tor these COLLECTIONS. Never did he wAn't
or the prospects Of the Society make a tloudes
dcmsnd than IT this moment on its devoted
fJends In all paris OF our couairy. Ihis'u not
H. csuse Of a sec, or u disirici,pf country
u Is the cause of civil soeiety-Tihe cause OF
humanity --ths cause Of religion. In word.
Il Is no, less the cause of The noble Society
which has Openly cspoosed h. than ~ IN
reslity the cause both u AMzmea and AyIu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

10 Gil tbe Office ofMr. PotIipger. nr. Pottin-
ger is ruined, and six or seven old. efficient,
experienced and worthy clerks hsse their feel
ings outraged In order TO marx With more dis
sinesn-ss the deter ninsiion Of Gen. Jackson 10
reward his firnds aad punish his enemies.
Can my one doubt the motive which prompt
ed Ges. Jackson 10 this act Of dismissal :
[kci Jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
SAVANNAH, May 8, II NJ.
rn0M KEY VEST.

The revenue custer Marion, Capt. Johnson.
.,,;ved Yesterday, il three days from Key
We,,. Al affair occurred al that place on the
colh ul,. between VIM. MeCrea, esq p's,rici
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

oamuei ID. inshsm. Member OF thu n
! tue Treasury. : sSee'eihfy q
> "a. Berr'en' Senator from Georgia Ar,
lister 10 England. "a'e' Min.
| Wm. c. Ryes. Member of Co..,
Va. Minister 10 France. 'fom
| Ihos r. Moore, Member of VI. of REM.
faiites from Kentucky, Minister 20 Colo,ps,s'e n'
Geo. W. Owen, Member of H. of REM"
'siives from Alabama, Collector at Moh;'. .'en'
1ohh Chandler, Senator from Maine, r..
lector nj Portland. CO..
Jeromu' Johnson. Member ofH. of Rem.
sen'ah'es from ~ Z. praiser of Good. -,
In addition, Mr.. fazeweil, Mr.. I;v;,.
and MI. Woodbury.. all Senators. has
rendered appointments. 'een'
Livery man can see. fro IN tbi list, how Poe,
aud probably profitable. TOO. il is to "fo,..,@
promises made Al a time when /, was sunno...,-
not only by every rational man in the Conn.,,
my, but by him who made them. that Thor.
never could be any opportunity for their v,0,.,
| ton.
To the second enquiry, no answer is rs.n;
'Sy NV" H"o"s bH' Inc sword hao
fallen on the neck Of the victim ~i,bo.,
I'pianation or apoiogy. Ifressons have. IN
single instance been given. they are such as 70
inaict stain upon the admin is,ration. Whit
"sll the Pesfdrnes Of Arabia cannot sx.s,
en"-As ifshey we're suiltless Themselves y,
error ofstoughf, as though they were infalIib,,
in judgment, they "sssame the God" ana
punish motives as well as Observation-Disclosures.
ces OF mind as we'll AZ baseness Of ac,iop. To.
any man look at the letter of Amos Kendall 70
MIR. Orris Paine, jr, Ia dismissed Clerk from
his Department j and il he aiferward. ds
tends The proceedings Of the administration. h,
Is steeled Against the convictions of truth. q,
too blind to see il. In that letter, every ,r;bo.
of praise which an honest and honorable r.o
Gould ask, 10 rendered--apparently cheerful.
rendered. And yet. because, not unde rstan.
ding, at The gerry instant of his induction ina,
office. the duties Of his station, he commi,,ed,,
error ofjudgment, the " Heaven. born Kendanp
(as be is sply siyled,) construes tina, error ,o
crime, and discharges Mr.. Paine. Who doc.
not see the subierfugel Who does not knou
that Kendall was driven 10 the pecessi,v NJ
ut,ering falsehood, to vindicate his p,ocoed
ure That, determined 10 " PUNISH" Mr.
Paine for his preference of Mr.. Adams, and
ansous to " reward" some one of bis pol,i.
cal. (perhaps personally friends, he removed
him from office without any just or reasonable
cause 7 Such are the miserable subterfuees 10
which the members Of the present ad,ninis,rs.
ton are driven TO defend their measurss
= Such things never have aud cannot come 10
good"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
Sros, he North Carolina Patriot.

sHHW HHs NUFH IHTVFfHu NFIHTa
Colonization from late Number OF the
african Rdpontory, we learn thHsI hundred
persons oil color were, in January last seeking
. passage to Liberia. Ons bundled aud SIXTY
Aye slaves have been offered to tire Society
BY sin individuals. during tba past year but
on, of the large number ofappIieanis, on'y one
hundred and seventy could be sent. IN
consequence Of the depressed condition
Of the hnsnciai concerns NJ the Society
We s;ncerrly hope that ths 'iberaliry
f,he American People will become sufficient
Iy extended TO enable oil the colorcd inhati-
taais Of this country, ~ho may wish TO do 80.
TO return 10 the land Of their fathers.
and re.illurnine 'hsf once enlightened bnt now
dark end besighied section of the sorlj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
POLITICAL ITEMS.
PRESCRIPTION LiSI-No. XxAV.
E" OG NTH hi, head--so MUCH for Buckingham"
APPOINIM ENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

james ID. Wes,scoti, jr. Of New Jers y, ha
been appointed ny I'ie PIe.iden, Secretary o
The reniiory Of Florida Vice lyillatn y. Me
Cariy, resigned 80 :.
WIN. White, OF ersehnes, las 6een appoin
ted Pension ,grn, for The state OF Vermont
vice Robct Temple, removed.
Mr. Birch. Editor ofihe Long Island Pair.
OF hs. been appoih ed AZ Inspector OF The Gus
toms for the city oil New York.
Mrs. Cathat,ne Am Canfield has been sp-
pointed POSTMASTER III New Philade lphia Ohio,
in place OF James Patrick, removed
Samuel Tlla has been Appointed Postmas.
ter n, Lancaster, Kentucky. IN place OF ID. l..
McRea, removed
Winthrop 4. Marston has been appoi,ted
Postmaster at Great Fails, 3omcTswo,ih, N.
Hampshire, In the place Of James ). Sianwood,
removed.
Smith has been appointed Postmas.
ter M Woodstorongh. Frederick county. Ma
ryand, in place of Thomas SIMS, removed.
Ssnl. q. Tibet has been app ,inled Postinas-
ter ~ Lancaster, Garrard county. Ken. in the
place If ID L.. M Rec. punished
Thomas SaiIrrn has been appointed Post mas
ter nj Fhmngsburgh, Ken. in the place Of A
Houston, punished.
MIR John ID, Ctaig, formerly of Baltimore,
IN re Superintendent of,he Patent Office, vice
DIR. Jones, removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

In the British house OF Lords on the 18th
May. the Earl ofMa'msbury rose aud said -
hold in my hand petition from number
OF persons belonging 10 a very important class
ofPeople-l ap speaking Of the meslmen and
Hour dealers in the vicinity OF London-praying
your Lordships TO take into cons liberation the
state OF the trade. They assert tina, the i'm.
por'ation Of foreign flour is carried on to an
extent that is Unprecedented, and that their
mills and machinery will become useless. and
altogether burdensome TO them, unless il be
checked. am not arguing, my Lords on my
own opinion. but stating what these petition.
ers sssert. They argue that il " III be iniuri.
Gus not only to themselves but TO Others. i,
Hour be thus imported. for il comes in withou,
the otfal, which is exceedingly useful for feed
ing pigs and poultry. and indeed, i'll may use
the expression, some Of II is used Tor more
noble nature. They state that, as ,naohiuprv
IS annually exported to the Continent. they
cannot hope 10 compete with tire foreigner.
Inc petitioners do not appear as agricultu.
rnts-ior agriculturisis they certainly are no,
hut as manufacturers, and in that light thew
present their prayer, which goes on to an es /.
tent IN which confess, NV Lords, lido moi
coincide--to the total exclusion of foreign
Jour"