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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

TEiluS.-SuBsmrrioS to the D,iLy Rrd,MoNp N,io 81;
and for shorter period, at the OF SO year paw.
Hple in aiyaucc -
ApvFrisrS" ono square of IL lines les one in.
IS cents SI three Insertions s ~ d
every succeeding insertion 33t cents y ~ 49,
Thrice week, hrs, wees 25 succeeding. week 81
Twice week. first insertion 10 cents every succeeding. in.
ssTtion so cents ~ "
Ohce week. first insertion Is cents every succeeding in
seTtion 80 cents - '7 ~
All advertisements also inserted in the CoxsrtrvrioNA A.
WBi0 Wv
irans"n, advertisers must pay in advance
n' hummer 81 Insertions must be noted On the MS they
eoringy
Manual Advcnters charged so do,rs two squares
ANA ~ that proportion for Advertisements greater length:
except Auctonee aud LOTTERY dealers who charged Sl00
81 The CONSrrUTlONAL WING publis, cd twice
payable In advance.
FOR ddce's''g-75 cents square, or less for the IN
s''tou. and 81 cents for each
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BALDWIN, IVES d CO.

baldwin, " Eo ~ 20.
a AVE received by the Richmond Packet and
n other late arrivals,
Ladies extra fine three hrcried white cotton
hose, with double heels and feet
Fine thread cdgings. handsome putterns
Super blue habit cloths, for ladies' riding dresses,
and genllcmons summer wear
Straw bauds, new and beautiful
Jaconctt md null musins
? cases handsome prints
. do London soaps
do Tartan plads
do blue cumblc,s
bale green bolscs
10 do super Apr shcctinCs
trusscs Marshalrs threads, sc.
All Of which they will sell at low prices.
,,,l, an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

I'NIsHro G. u, Aug. Is,, 1929.
ANiIIICAN OR TRANSLATED MI SIC
PATENT has been issued Improved Noli'isn in
a Music, which differs from the present. hy sun,,u,iu.
Scmbrc,c and Mur bc designated 10y capital type
or letter OF the SIZE o these notes. The Cucn,t
letter ut less sze Apn'Piaiuras small notes bv a.
common or iiac type az ticr
by this system Of notation, te lines AMI pccs vii not ha,c
o hc committed 10 memory ~ 'he Hofss being
Sght tire teacher merely nsiurtug his pupil IN c position
the Keys OF The instrument, Sc. &c Every soplary the
keys be marked letters afpofety ANY two coo4
say commencing ot tie mddeC Of nc instrument and marking
20 tho right and lrn.
0y- All rcrsons hereby warmed against infringing tie
Iacn as the law l r r5o"us enforced a2'nst a. n'iac
tors 52-c1 ". rHlLpS
II Paht1blc and beautiful Farm Ter Sue.
IBNllE subscriber offers for sale his Farm on James
River, called "TGckaAoc," situated fifteen
miles above lichmcnd, and contains abou; Eve hun
drCd acres. Of Which ono hundred aud CITY ore low
grounds, and upwards of ono hundred and twenty
i've highly improved highland. The fertility of this
ir"ct OF land, hs snubry. md tho many Advantages
possesses from lis cCutiruitv TO market our.t tn
attract The attention Of l5sc disposed 10 uvce mo-
noy IN real estate, intimately connected with the
mcrcasrg wealth and population Of Richmond. This
property being directly ~ the line OF the conl field,
extending from Black Heath in Chesterfield 10 Deep
Run ~ hCnrco county. is believed tn contain beds of
coal. No cHcciual search has vet boon mndc for
that valuable mineral The indications are howe
yer, go numerous and strong, ns To bring conicc-
turC almost 10 certainty. The free stone 0uarrcs
arc lncXbaustblc, and immediately on tho parrin of
the James River Canal The improvements arc ON
large scale and m excellent prescvution. The
garden and orchard produce IN abundance 'hc most
choice fruit. carefully selected from tho northern
nursery Tie subscriber will also sell with the land
if desired, ton valuable ard well taught farm labour.
crs Mr.. Thomas goylor Of Richmond, IS authorised
TO contract for tho land md can give any farther in
formation required concerning It, Possession gwen
immediately. THOMAS Mr. RANDOLPH.
aug i3-w4tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

HERRINGS, SALT, &c.
100 Barrels herrngs, 40.
wv S3o sacks salt
i0-kegs Goshen butter, very fine, is keys Of
30; 40 and 30 Ibs
$50 lbs smoked beef, first chop, jus, received By
the Planter
few hoXes genuine claret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
5000 Spanish cigars, half boxes of which
are warranted real Spanish Tobacco and made in Ia-
Nana, for sale by ENOCH =. COURTNEY,
may % Main ST. opposite the Old Market
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
JAMES WINSTON,

JAMES WINSTON,
Commission Merchant,
AS in store, consignment, and offers Tot sale
NJ or reasonable terms,
/ 10000 Lbs. Of best Smithfad bacon
200 barrels Of No. n. G. nett herrings
80 do do mott shad
10 do do roe hcrrings
80 do No. mackercl
DO do refined sugar, assorted
100 d. genuine cider vinegar
20 do family -four
D bags black pepper
80 kegs Snithhcld lard
900 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 do light WnXed do
30 dozen fine roram hats
co do spades and shovcls
10 do meal selves - To If inches
II do American caster oil
100 do bed cords aud leading lines
90 coils cotton lngcing rope
80 boxes soap and candies
100 rclms writing and wrapping papc.
81 900 feet good flooring plank
80 900 hear, shingles B thick
10000 sop do do
5000 feet of prime railing
10000 Of Hacks superior segars
10000 Of common do
Woye wire of any kind to order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and supcrine -four
Brogues assorted, &c. &C. &c.
Iuly 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
wM. II. FlTzwHYLsoYN.
RICHARD ID. sANx.Y.

RICHARD ID. SANXAY,
ANlNC succeeded Mr. Wm. H. fzwhyl.unn i'm the bus;
OF Sfrf,onsr, BOOK seller & Hinder respectfully tenders his
services to c former customers of the house the public
geheahy Is his intention To keep constantly hand TN,
very best ;a for the Of Merchants
books Records, and other Blank looks having been ec
aTy bred To the Book binding business ssinr many
years experience in tine Stationary aud Boksclng deusu
men's he hopes that these, added unsnilf exeons n
secure 90 INN share of the public patronage.
Merchants, Clerks OF oy Courts, Others particularly
e custouers oi ms predecessor, may ooufdcn his
hest efforts give facton a. io hc u,atv of the
articles ordered and the rccs
general assortment, Stationary, Blank books School
books anu miscellaneous work. hand 10 which,
considerable aduiiuns viii ,lIo uIy Ia, tan,e ann, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
RALSTON * PLEASANTS

NA tS ON ~ PIE Nd y Ms
Hare just reeci"cd, md o0.r far safe at Ljey Store
cc'H,,' If ID and 18th STREETS
sISG Bags fine green Laguira coffee
"~CO 100 do mountain 81. Domingo do
so do Rlo IN
10 bids prime green Cuba do
. bags obi Java oo
80 hhds hest dry Rev Orleans sugar
% do common do
IL do dry Porto Rico do
90 dn very superior 81 Croix do
c. hhds Trinidad and n. Orleans moasscs
pipes Holland Gun
II barrels cd rye wh.si,ey
90 bbls and hhd~ common DO
- chests gnupowdrr aud imperial ten
$50 sides oak and Lemluck tau!,ed soa, leather
800 sacks Liverpool flied salt
20 boxes &Ni0 window glass
d. l9Xl8 d. irv go
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

Britannia handkerchicfS
Merino cloths, sattinctts, Sc SC.
aug ~
Superior 6-4 Irish Sheeting.
4 FEW cases of the above article have beon re-.
- ceiyed on consignment, and will be sold NJ the
original nyUiced prices by the or single piece
~. * ID. KYLE & CO.
20, Mansion House
from No. 10 inclusive.
aug i7-.it w. s. d. k g. Co.
teghorn aud Open StrG5c Bonnoi9.
Z Case I.eghorn bonuets. cerY cheaD
! do open straw cottages, extra sizes
do mems palm leaf hats.
Received per Exit, and FOR sale by
aug - BALDWIN, IVES Il Co.
F0r safe, loto huadiRg,
, h"ds prime green jamaica coffee
10 do sugars
pipes cocnac brandy
hid Irish whskcy
boxes white Havana sugars
5 pipes Woodhouse's superior
! 20 ( Sicily Madeira wine
kegs numess,
90 boxes Goshen cheese
Green coppcroS IN barrels
100 halt boxes Washington City window s,ass
10 boxes yellow soap
20 do white and narblcd ditto
10 sid's white boot soul leather.
Af2lyto OTIS, DUNLOP s. Co.
aug l7--3t
EBORT WINE.-2 pipes very fine Por,
n Wine, deposited at the Custom House. benz
eXttied To debcu'ure, for sale u low price to close
q concern. DAVENPORT, ALLEN u Co.
aug lI--5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

l0HE Subscriber having determined TO
\ leave this city 10y the tst Of October, returns
thanks to the community for tn encouragement
Icn him during his residence in this place
will sell his well selected stock of SADDLE
/ until The above date, extremely low for cash.
| extensive Stock consists Of best plain and
ned Saddles of his own manufacture. Also,
II carriage and gr harness; cart and Wagon dittoj
|,hoicc assortment of English plated and polished
and snailc bits; plated aud polished sirrup IRONS
/ aud common; English and American bride
|thoys and mariingacs; whips and spurs; with va
| . az other articles too tedious 10 mention.
|[n those indebted to him will plcnse come for
.rJ ard settle the same, and those 20 whom he IL
ehtcd will bring in their cuing for sottlcmont
- so 60 DAVID JACKSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store.

a AVE on hand, and are constantly rccciv-
inc from their Factory, fresh supplies o9eycry
description Of Ladies' and Gcnlcmen.s Boots and
Shoes, which Tor durability AND beauty Of fitting,
are too much celebrated 10 need comment. Their
assortment Is worry cXteusyc--and IT procuring the
best OF workmcu and first rate materials, will ensure
n continuation of tho liberal patronage already cytcu-
dod TO thcir establishment the cScrons on their part
shall be uurcmitted.
dNITE LOAN OF SS,OOO.--iu pursuance ut au OBI.
- nance auhosng loan iut the Civ of Richmond. passed
10Th of August 1922 shall ecl the highest bidder 90 the
Merchants Coffee House. Tuesday. the 35tn usiatt
NJ the hour Of ~ ocl1rk loan q $4,000 ot 1e SAID
City, rcdccuahc tie III o Iaur1Jv, 1882, and b'0ruE an
Interest oi SIS per per anpuw payable quarcy the
following terms aud couduunsNo mt win hc received Tor
less than five bundled d1'll nor fur fractional pau
thcIcot, nor ~ lower rate than par
an. t3-cotds WI y sHEPPACp, Ch,mb'in.
E9INE CuEESE.-Ju,i r.'cved per Schr. Tsniiyy "A
a'gto =. II DREW, Ag,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18
DOL.H.IIeS FIIE.NIU HO0KS-

sEtrCroN OF hundre Pedn's Fables .rro,nra,iI
wth hey, containing the text, ilef,, free tans.
'toh arranged ~ such manner az 10 point the difference
between the French aud English id;ou Aln 4 6auIcI
pronunciation at tive Fmnch according ;hs French worn
cNan on the subject The Whole preceded n sp trra.
on e sounds OF ihe French language compared, " Nh those Of
the English Ey Bosr, Professor OF French language
IN the High School Of Philadelphia
TIE Adventures of rclenachus in French accompanied y
key To facilitate the i'ausllon hi, Nv RchnaT
Key To the FIRST eight books OF the Adventure of Telen-
chus. By \. Buiuiar
For snlc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-18

constant sunlly oi heavy power loom shcctnps
manufactured IN This city. by Mcssrs. Cunningham &
Anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash price.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10
DEBATES OF THE CONVENTION

Inc Subscribers propose 10 put p-ess, Immediate
", ahandsoms ELTON Of the Debates Of the Virginia
Convcnuon, now in sesson.we hal proposed, and in
deedhad be gun, 10 strike volume OF the Debates. from
the type set Tor the Enqurer-and in this way we
meant TO strike of very early well very che an
inpres' ion-but, we find impossible, trial. TO com
bine correctness with these o'her dvantaye. Errors
Of the press will creep in while work so rapi,Iy
execu ed-besi'!es some other Of error, which
are inevitable in such circums tances-We are deter
mined, Therefore, to cancel all the sheets have
printed of-to submit to the loss which we shall thus
ncur-in order TO put forth a correct anu hand
some Edition Of the Debates.
The great Importance OF the various subjects which
will come before of the most lisngu ell and
ented bodies, that ever assembled in any country To-
geher with the ability aud eloquence Of many
who have already gwen their sentiments the world
and others who will follow, in the opinion of Tie Pub .
l,herscails Tor such an edition they propose 10 print
The execution Of the work shall he such as 10 enrle IL
to the iibei al patronage OF the public.
We shall prin' II with IS much rapidy as il consis-
tent with correcness-anl expect issue il early in
the mon of JAnuary.We shall sell il as cheap as we
are unable TO orese the length OF the session or In.
size OF the work-We shall spare pains TO make il
correct and complete rosshe-and in this respect we
have every advantage which OF the hest
IN me United States and the iii position of the Msmbers
TO assist us, can possibly bcs,ow.
We will have difficulty with the very few
gentlemen (some IL or 10y who have already paid n.
Tor the volume we first intended put TO press. and
10 whom the sheets have been transmitted as they have
been printed OIL Until further advised we shall send
the Enquirer, which gives very full account of the
Debates, at the rate OF 90 cents the mouth-If they
are not satisfied with This arrangement we will adopt
any other that they themselves prefer.
RITCHIE COOK.
0-Subscribers received at this office-or bv anv o
me Postmasters or friends in iS the other States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

by the establishment Of double line Of tho most splen
did travelling stages between Baltimore and Washing
ton; and UNDERSTAND that the animation not confined
TO but extends also TO the people oil Baltimore The
new lines compete with what's called the old one; and
one effect OF the rivalry that both traverse the distance
between the two cities in five hours, whereas
eight hours were required for the journey. The new
lines instituted by association OF gentlemen from
the eastward, who, IL is understood, perfectly mas
ters o their business and have the 10 push
enterprise 10 complete Their stages start from
the Mansion Hotel Washington, and Fountain Inn, BAL
umorc, at the fare OF So so through. There have
never been, in this section OF the United States
public stages comparable TO these, and their dri
vers seem to he inea descendants OF the family of
Jehu. After Monday next there will be on the road
between Washington and Baltimore sixteen public
stages running the whole distance at the rate OF eight
miles an hour. Besides these inodatons, three
steam boats ply between the pis res one OF which
in every respect equal to any other boat in the Unit
cd States. mean the Columbia, which now makes
two trips in the week You could not spend a mig ht or
OF down TO table, in more comfort In any hotel in
Richmond, than you can in her.
TN politics we are perfectly tranquil. Mr. Van b.
rem mas gone to your City 10 your Convention. OF
course In his department. he is a-he all OF il. abours
Mr. Preble IL here, who, l understand, is waiting the
arrival OF Mr. Gsllain, with whom he de 10 confer
before he proceeds TO the Netherlands Mr. Galla,in
has most thoroughly examined the question of the
orhern boundary, aud having heen associated with
Mt irebe in the discussion Of il, It's well that he
wait. Tor his last views thereon.
"The President aud every mo bcr of the C,binc Of y,
to morrow; having made flying excursion far north
|, ALBANY" " "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10
DWN1I STIiUl.
THE L.4TE CY.aLLE.N-GEN

To silence the rumour upon the subject of the chal-
icnSes sent TO the Editor OF the Kentucky Gazette
since the affair between that gentleman and the late
MT Iharles WcklGe, state the following facts, on
inc authority OF one Of Mr. Trotter's friends who de-
'asu mem TO us, in this place, a few day since:
on + r'day, 10th inst NJ Trottcr received challenge
rom inc son oil Mr. Clay. sore by Mr. John Hart, Mr.
Clay mfpheU The challenge OF young Mr. Clay was
returned by Mr. Trocr, who dreG ed the bearer, Mr.
Hart, to inform young MIR. Clay that Mr. Troter looked
upon him as common ruiIian. Mr.. John Hart then
challenged Mr. Tro,tcr, and the bearer was informed
That Mr.. +. would return to Mr. Harris note
on the next day at IL ocockbut shortly aerw ards the
friend OF Mr.. Hart returned and withdrew the challenge
refusing perenrtoriy to act i'm the affair
The avowed of complaint, the part Of
young Mr. Clay against Mr. Troticr was, that the latter
had ,crttten dgaisf his father!
he inierenccs that must naturally be drawn from
the foregoing facts, neither be crcabe Mr. Clay
nor to the people of Lea ngton. The late challenges
demonstrate that the opposition of the Gazette TO the
master spirit oil the place is only felt but dreaded
ne late Editor OF that paper slain in his CT
ce and his successor, Mr. Trotter though he has been
an Editor but few weeks has been thrice challenged
10 not these movements indicate that Mr. Clay and his
friends have resolved to the press into sienceto
put down all opposition TO him in Fayee, by cpriving
every man OF lic who may attempt to conduct paper
there, friendly to the present administration
Inn sriII qIp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

x GkEhABLf 10 the provisions OF a deed OF trust,
"A executed to US by William o. Watson for purposes
nerein spt cbed bearing date the 22nd day of July
1873 and duly recotded in the Office Of the Clerk OF
cember nest, on the premises sell to the highe bidder
q" f"ohe sae' Tor cash, tract OF Land lying in the low
or emu o. Cumberland, containing 3lI acres more or
ess. h.so one DINER tract ~ land in said county.
near the former "conisning 10 acre. more or less
Which said tracts OF land are particularly de.crb-
ed IN said deed Also, the following slaves, to wit:
walker. P.yion. Lozy and her child, Burweu & Char.
lot,e; also the crops oil wheat and tobacco now on
hand two hor,esa fine midding stallion several yoke of
oxen' and the household and Kitchen u ni,ure said
atson or so much thereof may lie sufficient TO ss-
tisty the acquisitions Of said deed The title is be-v-
ed TO be good; but shall convey such only Is vest
ed in us under the Trust Deed.
SAMUEL HATCHER, }r-
80 EDWARD WATSON. }r"s'ees'
Cumberland, Nov. 10. seZw,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

BosToN, Nov. 3-We ATE permitted to publish the
following extract OF letter, received in this city, from
gentleman in London, whose Of information are
as good those Of any not connected with the ca
binet--dsted 20h September:
1--WE are daily expecting 10 hear that matters have
been arranged IN the East The question is ptohahIv
no longer between Turkey and Russia the forner
ing no force TO oppose TO the lauer-and which Ia.
thrown the whole settlement into the hands of the M
bassadors OF England, France and Austria. IL NAV.
therefore take some time adjust those important in.
tefests, which include the affairs Of Greece Until The
business is finally adjusted, shall be troubled with
s sorts OF rumors TO serve the interests Of stock obbers
but feel no fear Of war"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

a. ELECT SCHOoL.-My School VIII be continued
~ the ensuing year The Of nsru ction will
embrace the Greek and Latin Language, athematies
Arithmetic, Geography, with the use of Maps and
Globes; English Grammar, English Composition Gc.
The School will commence on the 2jh day OF January
1880, aud terminate the 10Th day of December fol-
lowing.
There viii be vacation OF four weeks, commencing
on the 18th day OF june.
The charge for board, tuition, washing lodging and
fuel, will be one hundred and dollars payable one
half the LIST day oJuDe 1890, and the other half or
the LIST day OF December following.
The discipline OF the school will be parental and az
much care and Kindness will be extended to boys con-
hded tom instruction, as 10 my children.
No boy. more than Is years old, viii be admitted
into the School unless he shall be personally known
to me for orderly, exemplary department..
My residence is remote front the hsuns Of vice and
immortality, and remarkably healthy. II is situated In
the county of Louisa, So miles from Richmond and the
like distance from fredericksburg. The stage from
Fredericksburg to Gainesville passes by my
and that from Richmond to Iar Sonburg, within short
distance oft.
Letters to should be directed to Gartincr's d
Roads, Louisa WILLIAM NELSON Jr
nov Z. 57-wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10
GENERAL, SANTANnEp

The latest advces from Curacao MENTION that San.
tander arrived At Puerto Csbello the 18Th u where
he received his passport, aud pat on board Ham
burg brig which was TO sail for Hamburg. His passport
was allowed him exclusively for Europe the Dictator
orbddng him 90 into the West Indies or any part Of
North America, or TO write against Coombia in con.
traVe Dton whereof, he shall forfeit all his property
which remains in hostage; and in case lie returns 10
Colombia, he u TO be shot being declared an eutIa
The inhabitants being also authorized to kill him, when
ever they happen TO encounter him in Colombia
f.NrLn NrIenns Hrnn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10
Extract IF a letter dated

WARRINGTON CIty OCTOBER p.
The Ersndywine, recently arrived, will be held in
readiness Tor sea- but at designated for
particular service. All that has been reported OF her
future destination is fa!lscious II is the policy Of
the present administration to allow the public ships 10
rot in the docks and, therefore, while seaworhy they
VIII be kept in some active and useful employment.
he Erie has sailed with Messenger, Capt. Ross Of
Maihu, some report for Mexico. The Erie may touch
some where on Mexico, with dispatches for Mr.. Pon-
'e but rather believe her destiny is the oil Bra
zil."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-10

TO THE EDITORS OF THE EHQUJRER
"enuemen-ln your paper Of last SatutGa Y, iLe err.
are some remarks under the signature OF JsHsr,op
addressed to the Pre'ident OF the Conve non upon a
subject at once the most delicate and difficult that at
MS or indeed, at any lime be presented 10 the
Peopie oil Virginia Earnestly and anxio,sly as the
holders OF this species Of property, there mentioned
must desire their emancipation, (snd really believe
That but one ebiimcni, that subject pre- walls among
the enlightened citizens Of this Stae) yet very MANY
indeed entertain serious doubts about the Of
establishing Colony, either by Society, State or
the General Government, in any foreign country for
the reception Of the emancpaed subjects.
Having neither leisure nor ability to discuss tb.
question, indeed the limits Of your paper would now
permit IL, take much pleasure in calling the atten-
ton OF your readers and that Of the public 10 the views
OF gentleman who upon this, as upon ell other sub
JSch connected with our national p0y, has Elected
profoundly. alude TO the letter written by Governor
Giles to General La Fayee at the request OF the lat
ter and recently published by Gov. g. in his valuable
ocleciion Of Political Mi.ceIapies
The copyright Of that work being secured, I can
not OF course venture upon any extracts and indeed II
would be doing injustice 10 the letter referred TO- were
70 attempt u. a. the period approae hes when both
me STATE and Federal Lcg,iafures will be in session,
SUI as u not al al unlikely that the subject Of Coon.
Iaoh may be introduced therein In some specified form;
every Vginisn at all interested in the question: should
make nmset acquainted with II In all It's bearings.
VT. vnes letter should be read any rate by every
avenoaer NJ the State, and any opinion that may be
o.neu should be the result, not Of feeling OF party
'P''"' OUT oil calm aud deliberate investigation.
cIvIs.
bS"oet " a letter to gentleman in This Cfty from
| -. Warrington, dated Nov. 7.