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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

kikGlNiA-A Rnlns holhen intho Clerks nnice of the
superior Court oi Chnncofy ur iin Is uehbutg I'm
tfiri, the ID dav OF November los. Josnpb Rses
Put aHanl Jordan Robertson, strpien EngllHh, Wih
Enyhsh aud 1iWes -mtIl, nrhs.
fhe deionda sstephah tnpllab ri hnsiuF ehef"d ne
appearance md given security according Ia the MT Of
Assembly aud tho Rule. OF this couit, and tappenins
by sfishetory oyhiruce thai he u not an hilpbi"htp
Tins country II II ordered hnt the shid doendnni do a-
prhr hure tho ra day ni the neN tarm nhd eh"wfi
ha bill Of tho palun and thu copy Of thl. ofdef b"
t-htiih inserted IN aono Newspaper pnllthn1 "a NJ
town If LyuehburF, for muhiis sutpGs-Nelt ans
posted at the front d1or o the tOufusa III TIE shio
Town cOPY-Ig5tu, Alii@, - '
Ian Ngni3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

Mississippi rivar (yn N orlopns) lhl73 nh5ls
The above ist embraces all tue port IN Virginia, aud
those of aHv npo ahce ell here. TIN reminder wns
shipped from Nlht4nytou, Newhetn, Na'iunFtou ia
vannau Charleston, Key West, portland, henhonnnh,
Portsmouth, NcNhutyrort, Gloucester. Salem hhth.
stable Plymouth NrW Bedford. Nantucket Providence,
Mddeiown, New l.ondon, Nuw Haven, fa'i'ri'i, the
port, of Vermont and Champl.n, IL ANAL r'anilue'
from each. OF tue quantity exported from h'chnonl
the only port that des'gnntcs the sitm from w" eh2
~ hhd- were loaf value 62e ~ and e1 stems
Yninr s9ll1s.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08
INSPECTED

m The month Of Dee. l92 hints. passed To-
bacco SIS hid, refused Total 81 tnd'
The quantity inspecting eon'tHues small n
the nri,es for common nrr rather improving
W. hayr had no 6nr tohaogo IN market a
yei. aud no priae is Hscd ns H. hge sort. 'lhs
Iates, account. from England uat,ce an a..
vance in strip, aud some advance Ia Leai l.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

VIRGINIA. Al Rul,, hnld,bn thu Clerk pilro Of tho
sueafuf Cnn oIs ituieoty for the Iyndiihafg D.
,rti, thr adduy pi Nogeuthnr, lbS. Alesanhef lah~
L cft aud Sifth Rubnrts bxneutpr and csrcutx ol 10
snph RohsrIF, doc, rlts. against David owen and
Llnslurh Loving, a,eculot Oi Lusi os"n, Ice. netf.
Thu defsndsut nnvd Owen, not h,g1ng etieidi
his appearance aud gwen soenfty arcordBa 10 he ~
~ Assombiy aud tie rule ~ h COURT md u urpf 1B
To- The saliafetlnh ~ W. that hc ~ NJ a ia -.
tnut of tas COUNTY D. ordered TINT tn srid hnst
d, an ear ,1a onth, irst day day oftha pcu term al
ans = cr the hill ii the plnHiihibHta Dlpy ~ tta ~
der he tUfihv I'll inserted ia aoe ur~hpApnf llihnan
IN t1Yn vi yHthha &, for twn month. shrtfsstsr
H. aud postod NJ front door 81 tho cunn hanre IN
tho snid town. AcopJ -'fosto. J. Wills. = {.
jan D. WIN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

In Stare aud Tor sale, Flour, some of which
Of es client quality, Hemp sced aud Mu't
raj skins.
TOBACCO EXroRTs...We have hcen furnished
by Mr.. Davenport with statement ~ ihr qnin'l'y hno
yulup ol Tobacco exported at, the tnrd states LOT
the year ending the Both Sept. is2s by which 1t APP
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW

oflhe Lynchbure Tobacco Market,
corrseied for the F8gipiani oy
THOMAS A IloLooapE and RICHARD ifhfh.
Commission Merchants. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08
10Y . n HX TOU w u

NNcOnCE-l have thren "aletmrh Dth"s
IL with n good AT aud utensils 10 hre io'
IT, present year. For terms. nrlls 10 me
snbsc,in.r. J. COrCH, jf.
jon. 3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

~ III TINb UT :
Trdc, SoneS. Im1o'ious aud Peniriiognism /:
To -ua viii the song M
(" What are YOU AT, What are you aricr.'
In this piece seven different characters will be
Represented by one person alpne.
Price Of Tickets, Box IN cents; Gellerv 80
cents TO he had AZ the bar OF the Franklin 4,
Washington hplels, NJ tho Book Stores III
NJ 'srs NORTH a,d Wi,hers. nj tho CONNECTION.
ares Of Measrs Evans aud Ayres, aud Al the
box Office Of The Theatre.
Jan. \,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

Tanks Sas pa,G IA It manner feA1.rea " La
ondl,. Il Al all the Banks havedealr TO a greater
] extent than prudence warranted Sd. that the
Bank of Cspr FEAR * tine State B.nk have both
purchased in their own notes A. a discount tha,
ali the banks have gwen premium OF their
own notes for those Of the uni,cd STATE. Bank /;
and than the State B'nl, has purchased cotton 10
| a considerable Amount IN y. Carolina aud other
States-all OF which was in violation of Law :
aud 9Th. thai the State Lark has baen in the
habit OF requiring applicants for aeeommoda.
tion 10 exchange Northern funds or their own
notes, equal 10 tis amount borruwed.-Aeree.
.ng in these points, the majority and minority
OF the Comlnirec differed IN the conclusions to
be drawn frou them, aud the course OF procee.
durc whicn should be adopted. The ma
10ritrrecom, q nde,l that the Banks h. compelled
10 pay specie after the day OF ~ mex, IN
der a penalty II - per cent The minority
! (sayS the Raleigh Register nothing exl,n.
uate," and recommend that the ATTORNEY lie. e.
raj ofthe State forthwith institute proce1 dmgs
against the three Banks, in the nature OF quo
EGrrdnio.
| A very animated debate vas going on at the
last dates from ialeigh--but no conjecture was
yentUred AT TO the re.ult OF Their deliberations.
VIRGINIA BANKS.
| The proceedings in North Carolina, or some
other cause, seems to have started the idea Of a
thorough inquiry a,to the situation, &c. of the
! Banks in this state. We have seen no specific
charge of misconduct hszarded against them
but nurndoes and hunts have been thlown out,
aud Ii IS therefore due TO all parties thar tho.
rough in est CATION should be hazdrdcd. We
| have received the following communication on
| tine subject, addressed
To Mr.. Vincent Hicfer, Chdirr,on o. the Bank
Committee. 10
SlR-i perceive by the newspapers, that ~ Oh
have brought forward some very mterekC1Ap
| resolutions h, the House OF Delegates in regard
| II he Banks, touching, IN some sort. the re-
ports of former Committees. While you are on
this subject, pray examine the repuu of the
Committee Of 1o2l-2, and then examine the re-
porl Of the Committee OF ls2o-3. You will
perceive that the Committee OF i-2. made very
favorable iepo't, ehtoiths very htShiy the man
agement OF the affaits OF hoth The Banks. Then
turn 10 the eport OF TIE Committee for .,23, aud
YOU viii see that, al the time he Committee wire
so loudly esiollIue the management OF thu Banks
IN their report oi ei-2 there s,ssAsa, actual den
cheney exs ing 10 the F,wmes slRgfflt.d Virginia.
of sum ve,y lite rhSrt " IS oiftypq owing to
frauds which had been praeti$s HfA,at Bank By
some Que or more oGiheir Cjctsss , Tbis viii ap
near ,y conn arine tile Two reuorts iu which bv
the bye if recolect Alright, this very deficiency
IS stated hQ'ong the meaas IN The possession Of The
! Bddt for paying their debts. Ne. How do the
Committees make such reports Is it the re.
suit OF their own inquiries. or do they make
their repolts from statements which they find
cut and d.ed TO their hands, when they enter
on the examination @.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

All Ruios held IN tho Clerk olheem Aihhern county
3 Court, an the li dn, ol peeembet, ltss Idwdd
Tinsles aud Robert Tiniley, executors olDa'm ian
ley, dc, PHI
against
ueofga TIn-ley, David Tipsley, Aason Tlnslry, :
heirs Seiule Bn.bt ioWt Milton, Ttorl, pUaf.
phuIhm, Nancy, Matilda auh Eisdd Bu.bl fiw hrt
Tmalep and iney his VIE, Ambfose faiiofd nia
Nancy b,,w VITO Dan III l., Ifu,iofd hhd Ne HI. VIE,
aud Peggy, Arson, jninns, .nbtga ard r,asiob Huf.
ford her chIdten, who ntr iriluis undc fhr aye u
u years, VIM, nckaae hud Mauida his De, aud
Ds,Wtan and Nancy hs Win, belts
fhe deiondanp David I'usny heleirs of Snlulh Eut-
by, Edward Tinslcy aad luty his Niie, VIM, MeISahs
aud Matilda hia Niiu. DNi1ton and Many
hi. win, mol having nntereA ihem appearance hhi
gwen sseuriy heeordug to the act Of Assoniy
ind the rules OF thia court and II Appearing by
satisfactory evidence TINT hes not nlibi,Ahs oi this
commonwealth. II su,tfcd TINT The snid defendants Ia
appear here aiiihe first day Of Mnfrh coud hesi nmi
answer tho bull ofthe planiitshad that copy Of tins
order br othwiG inserted IN acme Isws paper nh'ish-
ed IN The town lyHhbnfg, fnr iva mouih aurcrz.neS ,
ana posted ut thu lont dour oite eonrt house ol III.
county
a Cory .-,IaAte, ARTHUR ~. DAVIES.
jan,t nelnE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

vttGlSA- Hnies holden ~ tie Clerks odes Of The
aFiorlor Court OF Chearars for tig i,yhchiVIg Dh-
ttct, the 81 dizzy of NoyopJgr, 1893. E"sft X Ho'',
an infant under Tho age of Ycni, y9u.t by a.
thur Hnpkins, his HoNt Giendt Plh nghsHst Wine
franklin WIN staples nnd Hrnry Franklin, Deits.
The defendant Willis TFanIu, nOt basBg enterch
Ira apIitat ana evan security steordng 60 the act
Assembly aud tte rle- VI tbs eDHfi, aud II hprsuig
by satsfetfj cvuieuto tlai ba Is mol an inhNhiht n
t.ls country II IL ordered thai the said defendant DO
hpuenr hero 81, the if.t On, of the ami
axer The Ill oiir plinfA mud thqta hoPy Of tbs ~
ds Ia forthwith tod "a sapa new apncr pointed nt
NJ town fyuchburs - tsp gieilIs sncesssNfB' am
80, l i, l6e Il M door III tib cauf ,huuso the saij
town. copy --joAte, - Wliipt'. v
Jan 3. ~ftnt~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

%SysIt6iNIA 70 vii AT rules hVIdeu 10 tls Bisths
Uilcr ufthc county, euu "fIiallas, ~ tho month
vi August is.s--Da,nl. lycd pitntl, against Thor
Us Nesl, John Neu Eublt GayIue mh Elsab.il
Ncai, dc dcndnn,s. IN chincery
The defendant Il,Js. Neal AMI .tlm Neal, mol
having ch'orel their aplnaraneo anu gwep Sc,
cuiity according the act of Assembly aud
tho rules oitbF court aud IT Appearing by sstsiae-
tury eyllonee thar they hot inhnbi,aDis Of lhis
SCI IL Il u.teu that tissLd dC. hus and Jpah Nyal
Do prsr before Justices ui our sald eeft "h ms
fOu,lh Monday IN October neVt aud a1,"pI thu
plaintiff bili and us eOpyoi u'is "rdri ne iofeh-
with inherited ~ the Nrgman laPe' Fhlea 90 hs'o"h
vi LJcAburr Tor tao months cs'eyi a"o Pos"h -
front oitle courthouse 81 ~ county On sonc
court day. copy--ic,e,
wsi HOi raD. G.
L., = n2uIZt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

yuyHE President ana Directors IL the Lynch
IA burg aud Salem turnpike Company have
dc clarrd a dividend ui Iwo dpilar- On EACH share
for the lasl six months, ending I'm DC. l72S.
ALEXANDER loMPKiNS.
Ian
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-08

Large Hos --There was slaughtered NJ New
Glasgow, Amherst county. ON the 29rh alt. n
hog, nineteen mouths old, raised by Capt Jere-
tnial Wager of that place, which weighed nelt
LOG LIZ
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27
DECLARATION OF
INDEPEN I'D e G Il.
IN coNGREss---JuLy A, i776.

WHEN, in the of human events, it becomes
say for people to dissolve the political bands which have
connected them with another and among the pow
Of the EARTH the separate and equal station to which the
laws of and of natures God enle them, decent
opinions of mankind requires that they should
declare the which impel them to the separation.
We hold these truths to be self evdentthat all
created equal; that they endowed by their Creator with
certain unaenabe rights; that among these e liberty,
and the pursuit of happiness That to these rights
instituted among deriving their just
the of the governed that whenever any
form of becomes destructive Of these ends, is
the right of the people alter to abolish it, and nst
government, laying its foundation such principles
and organizing its powers such form, to them shall seem
most likely effect their safety and happiness Prudence,
indeed will dictate that governments long established should
be changed for light and transient causes and according
y all experience hath shown that mankind dspo-
sed suffer, while evils siderable, than to right them
selves by abohng the forms to which they accustomed
But when long of abuses and usurpaons pursuing in
vaaby the Same object evnces design reduce them un-
der absolute desposm is their right is their duty, to
throw off such government, and to provide guards for
their future security Such has been the patient uerance of
these colonies; and such is the necessity which
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
HOCKESSIN.

This interesting section of country rich with the
varied gifts of Nature, is admired by all whom bus
ness or pleasure attracts within its borders the
sient visitor is delighted with the mellow scenery
which surrounds him, the enthusiast fingers with en-
raptured feelings beneath its romantic shades, and the
favored of Science may there be amply rewarded
for his research among the munfcent gifts of Flora ;
for there, the Botanist may Gull many and beau
teous blossom.
Those who are fond of hill and dale, wood-crown-
ed height, smiling valley should Immediately avail
themselves of vicinity to this pleasant region, and
ride through district that must please the most as
tidious.
The charming variety afforded TO the traveller, of
cultivated fields enclosed with neatly trimmed hedges ;
meadows, with cattle grazing the deep verdure, and
copses made vocal by warbers all unite to
fill up many rich landscape within the precincts of
Hockessin. The writer of this article has enjoyed its
beauties, in the early flush of spring, when the rising
sun has gaddened with his smile the thick clustering
blossoms, whose fragrance perfumed the air, giving
earnest of profilson of fruit and found it less
beautiful, in the bright luxuriance of Summer. when
the declining orb of day lumined the fair prospect
with its golden tints, and shed peculiar lustre the
numerous beauties of Hockessin. GUIIFoRD.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
uorning BY A. g. H. Wilson, No l05, Market Street, at
Two Dollars per annum, paid in adUGnce; otherwise Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents.
Handbls Cards. Blanks, Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
general executed with neaness and depatch and at mode
rate prices at the Office of the Register.
tSs. Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.

On receiving ringlet from Lady.
Twas not the fear that Time would fade
The light that gilds her memory now,
That made me ask the auburn braid
That lightly waved Ger Mary's brow;
No, dearest, no---this heart feel
Needs no memorial to remind it
of charms like thine, of hopes that steal
AS ties wherewith loves hand entwined ii;
| asked the lock, and twill be dear
When years are flown and joys are faded,
Because the smile love treasures here
Beamed from that brow, this ringlet shaded
Thus, when the desert wanderer finds
Some favored spot where Natures care
Bids all her choicest sweets combine
And strews her lovliest roses there.
Fan would he make that spot his home
And knows his heart will not forget il;
Feels that though far his steps may roam,
His bosom's sigh will still regret it.
Yet forced, perchance, awhile to stray,
He culls one Aower---through joy and pain
Twill bless the wanderers lonely way
Till that loved spot, he halls again.
THEoDoRl
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27
ron rRE DELAWARE REGISTER.
TO A THRUSH,

4hat tDds tcarbling in a seqnestered Spo
Sing on, sweet bird! thy lowly STRAIN
Is meet TO soothe a wounded breast;
Oh! that thou couldst dispel the pain
That robs my tortur'd heart of rest.
love to hear thy gentle lay,
II speaks thy little heart so free,
il draws me from myself away,
And calls my every thought to thee.
Dear songster! in this lonely dell,
Where no unhallow'd feet intrude,
My spirit would contented dwell,
If thou would'st cheer my solitude.
J love, as mornings cheering ray
Cheering to all, dear bird. but nle,)
Dspels the gloom of night away,
To early rise and list TO thee;
And then at evenings gentle close,
While yet its peusive shades prolong,
Ere nature bids thee to repose,
To hear again thy soothing song.
This world and can never more
Unite as we were wont to do;
IT'S treacherous! and the charm is DER
That bound me Isl its joys untrue.
1would not, for the wealth Of kings.
Return unto IFS wiles again;
And join with those unmeaning things
Of promised bliss, but secret pain.
oh! no-the gayest scenes Of earth
Are often apt to prove snare;
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J It's pleasures perish in the birth

Its pleasures perish in the birth
And leave eheart prey TO care.
Then, warbler sing--each pensve note
Is wecome-to soul like mine;
And oft within this dell remote
I'll list to that sweet voice Of thine.
Clintonvle, June goth, 1929. ORLANDO
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ORLANDO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02

was not greatly beyond the Notwithstanding
woven unmarried, who live in illicit connex
ION wl'h laboreIs md others. In one parish,
| containing only 1924 houses, and SO 900 inha-
| "tants, there were, In 1917, three hundred and
sixty orothelt, and two thousand public wo-
| men. In reference TO the whole body of these
wre'oh.d beings, considerable proportion of
OF whom are mere cbildren,-this writer OBJ
serves:
Many OF them were born aud educated to
better hopes; others have double SIS, resorted to
their degraded course merely 10 ca, the bread
OF ldienes>; bur the greater number, we appre-
bend, have heen ine We Tins of their too good
looks and their too coufcing DISPOSE ions. A.
mong the varied wri,checness which afflcts
humanity. there are noee whose lot is frsught
with aou,er Anguish or more certain or hope
less misery. Ftom the Theatres to tie streets
and thence 10 some miserable lodging-the
workhouse-- or an hospi' al their career is short
and H. citing. or The multitude Of unfortunate
females, elegant in their persons and CAV in
their attire, who have hu'tered in The saloons
and other places Of amusement during The last
twenty years, what has been the fate? Could
their progress be traced and their ultimate Sit
ua,ions and exit fro IN This worlh be disclosed,
il would lay open scenes Of suffering and re
m" Sc far beyond any fancied DIES riplon in I'm
nstnsims, or what the imauination Of Ma,urin
could conceive
10 illustrate the SUN Of juvenile delinquency,
in London, i, may be sufficient 10 men nlrat
during the last fw wears, out of i6427 COM
miiments in Surrey. 1892 were ofpersons under
twenty years Of age, and $40 under twelve -
Out Of 1000 Cuu,iCts OF board the huiks, 500
boys, under sixteen, were TAKEN at once, 10 be
placed in parate ship. On he morning Of
he Goth SrD,embrr last, one hundred & twenty
children Of this miserable d..cripIon were
brought up al one Of the London pnicc vihces;
they had been found sleeping in brick field.
Eight on, Of ten Of the boys sentenced for
snort period to rranspor: alton, or confinement on
board the bulls e urnto their old wi ked cou,-
ses The ex ,.c,ienoe Of h, British me ,ropolis
which is complete -proves The utility 81
Houses of Refuge. such as have been cs'abli he'd
IN HI Unrtd States Our au hor remarks,
that il is from he many thousands Of children,
who have no regular empl ymen, and no moral
syium, tina, is derived the chief mass of Grim
Inai> who crowd the prisons, he !vlk, and The
conyIc' settlements. Avery considerab por
ton nf them are found to have been taught %
read and wri 'c;-- idieness, he " am of home,
or a vicious home, are the principal causes vi
heir ruin
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02
40 NoNars Reward.

ID ROKE from the Jail ni Alexandra, ID. on the
Id 18th of August, marx MULd1TU WOhfN,
slave of small size very much freckIed abou, the
eyes and nose which her avery bad appearance,
so that traders would buy her, saying she was too
ugly. She wore away dark plaid froek of orange
ground and dayk stripe, and dark .un-bonnet, no
Other clothes known Of She is abou, % years Old
She lived in Baltimore about five years, with Mrs
shefey some time and Mr. Ilares She called herself
Ann Eliza m Bate; her nameis Fanny, but is ascer.
taiied that her is Eliza Boriey. She was taken
up in Baltimore and lodged in this Jail OH the 9Th Of
this month will give the above reward IT taken in
or sbou, Baltimore and delivered at this jail, or f25 it
taken in the District of Columbia and delivered as o
boye THO5 STEEL, Jailor.
1r The Baltimore American will publish the above
every other day six times and send their account to
his Office for payment. eo6t aug ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-02

gill certainly BE- done up In The leie"
.,,oh of he 26th ul'. he makes the following
o1ser'a'ion; W. H.
49, New York Evenlng Post and the CO.
~, Gsze,,e. hiatt the "Xickapoo Nmbassa.
I'm Nv York, playing of hoax upon The
III. under preteuce that he has been charged
y ,hs executive with special mission. Tor the
y ,,nos, Of getting up an iHcian Emigration
t"r,,ym Themes l.. Mckinney charged with
.,nsJsn,iaI arrangement, by tbs administra-
%, Nv. would as soon believe ih,t Tobias
-. Tins WAS ,eius,arrd as Fourth Auditor, and
w., r,Iebrowa was again pu, in possession Of
80. Nv Uo,pi,al Fund -. y Ies the gallant
,,.:,, ,,coEe,l the Committee GO ReIrencH-
~, The Coluclbil Bank, aud The Columbian
CrGesc?
Mark. reader, we b-seech YOU" Thomas
I,Eenrey charged with confidential ar
.,,r,o,fn, by this Administration! We would
som believe that Tobias Watkins was rein
.,,,c3 IS Fourth Auditor"
Very we'll. On The 29rh ultimo, however,
,,,y three days after the appearance Of 'his
.,,;,l,. the same yeii,able Duh-in inc face Of
r., ,regious assertion, add with it staring him
IL The aee-acknowlcGges that, in consequence
NJ sts,ne Communications between Society IN
New York and Mr. M,Kennsy, he (Mr. Nc
K,aocv) " was INSTRUCTED TO go 10 New
York, with permission 10 explain the views oi
,be GOVERNMENT, 50 far as they were
haouu 10 him."
DaF's ,craciOy or his Independence is thus
,sl,d in question. If he meant his first article
asa sa'cmeut of facts, he has proved himself
10 have invented most barefaced fllSehood.
Nhemeaut i, only as an expression Of his owu
sentiments, he is displayed in mos, miserable
rringing position. lie boldly declared he would
a, soon think the Administration would APP
poinr Tobias Watkins Fourth Auditor, as send
MI. McKeurev as an Agent! The Admins
;ra,i.n have sent Mr.. NJ, Kenney as an Agent.
According 10 Duff Green, then, they must be
cor.vpl and unP'inciped!
DuT will most certainly be discarded, lie
bolts too of,en.