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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-29
NEW BOOKS.

NTW BOUNN.
TENIIE Sabbath School Herald, vol. !.
l. Token Of Regard, presented to the Elm.Wood
School hy JAMES NJ GarnCtt.
Introduction 10 the Acadcmica Reader; compris-
log great variety Of pleasing and ius ruciye pieces,
by llauOd
Acudcmc1l Reader, by !. ]. Uarrod
National Spelling Book, by Emerson.
National Reader, by Picrpout
Introduction to National Reader by Picrpont.
Pluarchs Lives, in one volume, cheap
1frhc above School Cooks como very highly Ie-
commended TO Teachers.
Just Vutli,hcd and for sale by
gcptJ IN. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-29
JUDKIN'S OINTMENT.
Flufc and vi
Personal Charms-Tho TcethN

Whose persons who would retain or restore
Il these desirable personal advantages, are ADVISED
TO ask Tor Doct mToes Den ISL Of this criy) anti
septic tooth pocder. This elegant and pleasant pre-
paralon, can always be had at my Drug and Medical
Storo opposite the Eagle Hotel. II is exempt from
acid and other dclcterrous lngrcdicnts-its npplicu-
ton braces and strengthens tho tooth and gums, and
by removing all offensive uccumulltlons preserves
the natural swce ness of the brcath.Pucc IS cents
either nj nv store rs above or Of DR. Monroe, den
tst, street, opposite tho new PRESBYTERIAN Church
\ III. BbAMlRE,
sep 90 Opposite the door OF tho Eagle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-29

DEN MAKERS.-A few of the above articles Just re-
c"Ived, by r. D. SANXAY.
sep Fl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-29
WANTED

FIGHT or TEN Coal Boat, TO transport coal
II from Tuckahoc Greek to Richmond. Constant
employment. VIII he given until the LIST Of January,
il early application is made ns there IS near 10000
bushels raised ready for market. Bnquirc at the
Office Of =. CHUBB.
DNR LEAD, III kegs of 500 lbs, lnst received,
- ar sale by OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.
-'n 20-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-29
DRY GOODS.

New, Fashionable, and Cheap.
Id OBERT Ii. JENKINS has received by the
AZ late arrivals, the following Goods:
Toulon striped grenadine, new and elegant arti-
Gle for ladies' evening dresses
Rich Changeable Gro de- Maps and Marcelinc silks,
containing all the fashionable colors
Superb Foulard figured silks
Gro de Alglers
Sam figured muslins
AL colored, figured, grenndnc robes, for parties,
&c.
New style belt ribands
Al the fashionable shaped ioreilas
Capes, caps pelerines and mantlects
Silk and cotton hose Of all kinds
Lace goods, Of every description
One hundred MerIuo long and squSre shaws, Of
all ColOrs, sizes and prices
Thybet wool and cashmere shawls
Puscan and lama wool shawls, of new style
All the fashionable kinds OF silk, barrCgC and
Grape hdkls and scarts
Gro dc Chem Grape hdkfs. Of now style
Also, one thousand pieces caliCoes, from Q C. per
yard TO supcriinc
Likewise. 10 Cnqos Irish and German linens OF
superior fabric, warranted grass bleach, and free
from any mper.cct'on.
Persons wishing T,lncns, will find an advantage IN
examining this assortment. For sale nv the piece,
half piece, yard at the lowest price, at
sep 90 Fancy Dry Good, and Irsh Linen Store.
Leather, Hides and Pimcnto.
A nnn Lbs sool leather
wv" 100 Marauham hides
bags Of pmcnto-ior sale by
sept - JAS WINSTON.
Preston Salts.
X ENUINE, at 81 ccurs per bottle
~ Spurious, at - do do
For sale nv w. IT. NASH
CtELECT PRACTICAL THEOLOGY Of tho
- Seventeenth Century. comprising the best pTac-
teal works Of the great English Dyincs, and other
conrcna authors OF that age. Collected and arTaup
cd with biographical sketches and occasional notes
by James Marsh President Of tho University Of Yer
mont IN five volumes. Volume first Just publish
Cd containing "thc blcsscJness ofthc righteous" and
the vanity Of man MORTAL" by the Rev. John
Howe, and "Dscourscs the four last lhings," by
DR.. WIN. Bates Received for sale, by
sept [ COLLINS ., co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-29

lERMS.-SuRs,RirrloSio the DAILS EIcuaoNp WmG SO
year, and for shorter period tho of so year. pay
able in advance.
For one square of l6 lines less in.
snrton rs cents; vo 81 three insertions 81 III aud
every succeeding insertion 1874 cents
Thrice a week. week IS; every succeeding week 81
Twice week, first insertion Is every succeeding in.
frrtiop 20
onee week. FIRST insertion IS every succeeding
HIton SO
All advertisements also the CONSTITUTIONAL
VINO.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
The number OF insertions be noted the Ms they
will be inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
eordngly.
Annual Advertisers charged SO dors for squares
aud in that proportion for advertisements Of length;
Auonees aud Lottery dealers, who charged 800
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published twice
week Tuesdays and Fridays at FIVE dollars per annum,
payable IN advance
Adrertsing75c square, less, for the first ill.,
Eeuion, and so for each continuance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
IcoMMuNIcATEp.I.


Mr.. EDIroR:-l would beg leave through the
medium of your paper, to draw the attention of
the citizens to the article of fish, not for the pur-
pose Of showing them in what way they may be
made still greater article OF trade. but to prevent
them from being made still greater nuisance.
The growing Importance of the fish trade to
this section Of the country is acknowledged by
every one, and in the same ratio, under the pre-.
sent regulations, will they become greater nu-
sance.
The merchant is now allowed to store his fish
in any part of the town, to be kept at his pleasure
until they annoy the neighborhood, and then are
ordered away at considerable expense. and if the
fish are not actually spoiled, the character of them
destroyed.
would therefore recommend that the Corpo-
ration would appoint place. easy of access both
bv land and water, where all fish after certain
date, except few barrels for retail, should be
stored at specified rate of storage, and man
employed to deliver, at any moment, any guam
tity that might be wanted not less than dray
load.
To those who wish TO speculate in the article,
it would be matter of great importance,as they
could be put at once whence there would be no
fear of having to remove tlrem. also the pleasure
of rejecting that they would not be a nuisancce
to his friends. A DEALER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
i.al 4 f0r Snie.

IA Il f0r Saie.
ya7E subscriber otrs for sale his excellent PARN,
4 called
,,ls.ta. MOUNT RGCKE,"
gs,FSs living in FutAx COUNTY, Virginia. consistin-
SSsS of FIVE HUNDRED ACRES fifty If w!c..
s.,kss.s. are heavily tImbered.
This Farm is a6oinpg the lands Of John Lloyd.
Stephen Daniel, Coleman Brown, and c. c. Stual.
The improvemc MS are
-AyA Il ioleraJly good Drelhag House,
&a5tTsS with five rooms, aud all necessary bull
FL siY ings. Its soil is kind, and productive o,
ZSg5&S Corn, Wheat, Rye, and Tobacco. Its S
tualion is known 10 be healthy, - in an agreeab4
neghbcrhooI. here is also on this Farm good Al
pie Orchard and lumber Of failing springs u
the best wafer.
ANY further description ofthe land is deemed unnc
cessary as any wishing purchase will first view
and Judge for themselves. 1t will be shewn on apps
cation the subscriber, Dir. Bennett, living ON IT,
premises.
FOR the said land will take IS or Sc per acre
81 500 in cash. the balance in good bonds, ~ih sec.
nty GEORGE L. IohD1"'II'
aug 2s--eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
Ereniag Edition.

Erening Edition.
= THE MARKET.-rherei is very little movement
this morning in Bread Stuffs Wheat continues
to arrive freely, aud the consignees. unwilling to
submit to a further decline, are storing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
From, the Nee York JoWnal Of Commerce, Sel
fem5er 6-.Non'iag Edition

From, the Nei0 York Journal Of commerce, sep
fember 6-.NoTiag Edition
Com ExcHANGE-We left the Market a
week ago at S. IS as the price of all fair sorts.
On Tuesday of this week 5000 barrels New York
were sold at $50. Subsequently the market
was heavy owing chiefly to the heavy arrivals Of
Wheat. though the prices did not yield much
until SATURDAY.. when New York was offered at
81 and 600 barrels fair es,ern were sold at
rs 81. that being the best offer which could be-
obtained. We quote closing prices, Western
5,sl 623: Troy a !; New York !; and all
Southern kinds not extra. at ]. with but little
business. We have no Howard street or Rich
mond CITY. On Monday there were heavy arri-
walls of Wheat followed by successive arrivals to
the end Of the week, amounting to 100000 bush
els in all.
About 10000 bushels were sold tor export at
ll0cts. or little more for part. but the price
has been declining daily SINCE. and closed at l0l
lOI cts. with about $1,000 bushels unsold Of
Rye there were sales on Saturday at 65cts.-
White L. I. Corn is scarce at &C 6S cts. North
ern sold freely-all good samples at 90 cts
the sales of Southern were at 81 57cis. except
mixed lot from n. Carolina at so cts Since
Aug. ls. 10000 bushels of corn have gone on ship
board for England; the orders are now completed.
Sales of white beans at 81, 50a 80 per fierce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
Charles NennetJ

HAS imported by the ship Pioneer from Liverpool,
H. the following
GOODS
Which are offered for sale on the usual terrns:-
Gc,t's 81, 4. A, and pit blankets some of extra
quauty
Superfine blue, olive, and dark mixed cloths
Cambria musins, book and iaconet hdkfs
Book, null, and sprig null muslns
Ginghams Holland and double fine linen tapes
Black silk hose
Black silk waistcoa,ing, velvet and horentins
Shoe AMI colOred threads, of various qualities
Snad and herring SEINE rWINE
Sail Irvine and book binders swings
Double Gloster and pine apple English Cheese,
from London, of first quality
And by the Ststira expected ail, from Philadelphia,
he will receive
A general assortment Of Domestic FL.4NNELS
Amongst which ure some ut Il hneness equal to any
English.
Sal tine it's and cassnetts, and American csssmeres
k,rse,s and Inns, cotton o'naburgs
Furniture cotton checks and plaids
Fententiary stripes
FlushInss and Uevonsire kerseys
Bieschcd and brown domestic cottons & shirting,
Black and CO cred circasssn stu.tA
Wais,coating, great variety
Madras and superb :nda foTnal silk hdkts
RedtiCks, sewing silks
1willed sacknssand Scotch oznsburgs. sc. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
Mrs. WNmer.

HAVING recently opened Select School for YOUNG
IL Ladies at her residence Alexantlris, d. c.
intends to commence her second term ON Wednesday
the 18th instant.
She has obtained ateacher Of superior qualifications
and instruction will be given in tile following branch
es Reading, Writing, Composition, Grammar. Geo
graph'. Arlthmet tic Algebra, Geometry, ancient and
Modern History. rhetoric. Logic, Mental and Moral
Philosophy. Astronomy, Chemistry, Botany, Natural
Philosophy, French, Latin, and Greek.
The situations peculiarly eligible for young ladies'
as they may pursue their studies without being expo
sed to those Interruptions unavoidsbly incident to
large town, and at the time be near enjoy
all the advantages of ones while its beauty aud uniform
heaIthiness at all render it delightful and safe
residence.
Mrs w. promises her constant efforts in directing
the studies bf those entrusted to her care, promot
ing ia If health and happiness. and. above all, in
sulllnB vrtuous and religious principles.
TERM
Soard and tuition, per snnum, payable quarterly
IN advance $3.50
Bed. bedding, and towels provided by the pupits;
1t not, here will be an extra charge of 10
Music with the use of the piano. II
French, per Quarter. 8
lars are required 10 give quarters notice previous
to leaving the school.
REFEREvCES.
Rev Ruel Keith, ID. b. I p E. Theological Sc.
K iLppht, minary, Va
Hon JUDI judy, '.a cr.aeh, Washington.
"f : J. I'm ?; 1 sss"i',. Alexandria.
Doct Fairfax
Key, Esq Georgetown.
sept cost tTa2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09

Acting uuler the suggestions of the Baptist
aAy. the Governor of south Carolina has set
aside the fourth Saturday in September as a day
d fasting, humiliation, aud prayer.
-TsSs-
The packet ship Columbia, at New York.
ar,lgs Portsmouth Eng papers dated I'd of
August, which acknowledge the receipt of Havre
.aper, To the 50hof July. Under date Of Ports
n'lnt, 5lst Julv, is the following:
This evening We get further information by
aetamiia steamer. from Havre, the passengers
d which repeat the following:-rhe Marshal
Nrmoat had been killed 1t was reported that
The Dixie d'Augouleme had been assas,inated.
NE King had fed to LisIe, and his Ministry
we're entirely dispersed. Considerable ferment
mad Oeen excited at Have, AMI sumo blood split. :"
The London papers To the sd of August make
aomcntcn OF the above, Notwithstanding il must
ave reached them through the Portsmouth pa
9''' They probably put no confidence in it.
-SSsS
dr. REYNOLDS, who went out in one of the
discovers shPs, writes thus to friend in Phi
ldeiphia;
VALPARAISO. Nav 6, 1880.
=" We have made this port for refreshments
alter a long cruise IN the South Seas. We were
70 IlyN among the South Shetland Islands, and
''o'a the south western extremity stood of on a
Western cruise TO e5out los deg. west longitude,
,'' between the parallels of 60 and 20 degrees
s''N' " was late when we left the United
'',eS' AMI When We reached the hiah ATTITUDES,
'''~ anu dark nights had set in, and the rug
sei weather fairly commenced.
.'dt we saw and collected will be the sub.
leV' 'i d .'0S evenings conversation Oh our re-
nm iHe number If ice5efgs we encountered
Vas a'JanIShlnslv great; three and f,,r hundred
.'sS'U ~ S'is'e day. To command the mo-
ions 81 a Vessel amid the 1oat.ug colonades Of
- u'"'ns aud whirijns each other in bind
,'"ohness OF destruction, require, the highest
Net'lon nj nautical skill
FROM this port we shall proceed 10 the Ieas,
I'qoeG'ed parts of the coast of California. and
+''io'y return south again next season.,
-gaes-
aAuact o letter from a gentleman Of this
a'e' nov with the government Commissioners
ISIS Root, NCall ond Mason, to hi, friends
Buffalo, dated
"MAcSIxA, August 81, 1850.
Ds'' NT-rhe Commissioners hold tbei,
>.1N council next Tuesday. The Indians are
Wing to this place, pitching their tents. or ra
building Villages and cities. Buffalo was
'.% So" growth when compared to one spring
up On the opposite side of the river. Ever
~, suaas ~ Ioart might be approached with tardi
r. iae Government has brought provisions.
, s'eS REQUIRE feeding with something more sub
80 'nan ''the milk of human kindness. -
ne commissioners will not be able to &C
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
7 avm for suNe.
go Newark,
Ind no Questions asked.

W7ld no Questions asked.
I OST, on Monday last i'll Washington City, or be-
Ia tween that place and Norfolk, small double cased
Patent Lever Gold Watch makers name, To
bias, London, and having Cut the face, which
is of gold, the letters composing The name OF David
Il. Wilson," in lieu of the usual hour MARKS. Attach.
ed to the Watch a piece Of ribband, rather
soiled, which the small ring of the Watch key.
wh-ch hal been separated from It. he number OF
the Wach is not distincl, rec lIected. The .bnve
reward will be paid Ia any person ON leayDg 1t at the
Office of III, Phenix Gazette.
a c,3ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
SHIP NEWS.
P0RT or ALEXANDRIA, IN C.

ARRIVED, SEPTEMBER 8.
Ship Pioneer. Marbury, Liverpool, 2lst July;
salt and coal to w. Fowle & Co; earthenware
to Hugh Smith s. Co.; dry goods to Charles Ben
nett. &C. &c.
Spoke, Aug. u. lat 45' as'. long. 59', Mis-
sionary, Emery, from Savannah for Liverpool;
the second mate and two of the crew sick Ina
deus Woormwood, one of the seamep, died the
day before.
SAILED,
Schr. Pioneer, Atkins, Boston.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Steamboat Franklin, hewitt, do.
9e-
Ship Virginia, from Liverpool for this port,
was spoken in lat. 440, long. go, on the 9th of
August.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
HUGH Smith & Go.

Hugh Smith & Go.
HAVE just received, per ship Pioneer, the lager
III part of their fall importation making
- A complete assortment of
CHINA, EARTHENWA ARE, AND
GLASS.
Also on hand
Stoneware and furnaces
English pipes IN boxes
German do - do
Quart and pint porter bottles
Do and do wine do
Do and do Caster oil do
Demiiohns of various sizes, from to gallons
Complete nests OF wooden coolers and tea tubs
To all of which they would solicit the attention of
dealers aud others. sept9
az National Intelligence, Georgetown Columbian,
Winchester Republican, Sentinel otthe Valley, Wood.
stock: Genius of Liberty, Leesburg; Polica, Specta
tor, Warrenton, will publish the above SIX times, and
send their account to III. s & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
ssupIish the object, Of their mission 10 the s.,;.

esHpIsh the objects Of their mission to the satis.
faction Of ersry party. There is an intelligent
and enterprising population, chiefly come here
since the first purchase Of the New-York Indians,
in 1921, who are looking to this as future seat
OF government. They wish to keep our Indians
further off; of course, they will not aid much in
concitating the Winebagoes and Menominies. {"
AZ. Y. Com.
N0sI
: U. S. Ship Concord. "A letter has been re-
ceived by gentleman in this borough, which
states that the U. s. ship Concord, Capt. Perry,
which sailed from Hampton Roads on the esth
day of June, arrived at Portsmouth Goth July,
and landed the Hon. John Randolph Minister
to Russia, and Mr.. John Randolph Clay, Secre-
tary Of Legation, who were at London BED July.
Norfolk Beacon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
ALEXANDRIA, ID. {.
-,,,Yy13Y N0RYLYG. SEPT. 8. 1850.

,,o,ve of the Common Council, the
b. r. Orphan's Court Room, heretofore
o.% as Town Hall, has been APPROPRIATED u
~ r.s of the Directors and other oflcets ., 'ne
s-,rdria Canal Company. We nave no soi'
iSH; zion 10 this: because 1t IS proper o'a'
10 w nl,ce should be obtained Tor the ACCOM-
a,:1 of tbe Directors, the safe keeping OF the
'"'''J &C. SC. Bat it will al once be seen, u'a'
'>' .nnypnience will result from there oeins
'A' r,,m in town to which citizens can al
CIV, -, ,f,e,s for the purpose oil holding meet
I,yb;ch thew eau look upon as their proper
There should, by all meals oea Town nan. i
r.. IRE companies. military a.'oet1''ous' " e'.
so.,.tiLs. who must occasionally meet ior
- . 81 Of business, should not be put 10
BE and expense of hiring private rooms;
"g b,';iss il Is not at all credlta6le that
.l"' ~. nj. ,boyld be destitate OF what 10 SO
,,,oor ard 50 necessary.
ConH ~. mt make a suggestion wlich m'Sh'
eo ~ n,op by our public spirited iel'ow-c'u-
.r,,. : he time. by vigorous effort, 10
Gus ;,g f,- orr.slyeS. and no man would
1 ,r... a mite tor the Improvement OF inc pace
|, lat hut laiuand substantial ed'nce 'oa'u DC
'l II a, ,ir, little expense, IN public part OF
-f,c instance, ashlnSton-street-to
- Toyx Hall. We think that there
/ l;.s-,l.y and public spirit euOug a amongst us,
Ia t5a fund, necessary for the erection OF
~, lpilJ.a, by voluntary subscription, without
n.,Y;ry fa7le Council forone cent. The build
/ !, 1;s,d be made only for comfort aud conve-
Tor show or ornament.
-aaS
nj, small improvement to notice out we
..,pnot refrain from doing -. being much pleased
,,oor q return to town after a short absence, to
~. IN. alteration that has been nade III the ap-
,.,r,ncp Of Christ Church, b1 the handsome
ti,k wall built around the enclosure, thing
nm, WAS much needed. aud WHICH contributes
pot i little to the view of the venerable edltlce.
40
We admire the spirit aud energy with which
tr cause Of Union and sound principles, Is adNo-
Gated M the correspondents OF the Charleston
Ccorjer. aud Gazette. and By the editors OF those
,,per.. Itdoe, the heart good to see how noblv
i6ey 6ght and conquer with the weapons ct pa
ut,i,@. eloquence and good sense, the trothy
and ,ouoAty champions Of ,llSuniun and nulitca-
ION .rhey save az VINO save the States"
1872
o. Yesterday moruiaS. the bags containing
r.,,.rlners were cut from benlnd the Charlottes-
Vile stage, short distance from town. Two
,uak,. belonging the one TO Mr. Wilson OF Lou
una. the other 10 Nj. Jones, Of Essex county.
4 s'adeut Of he University Of Virginia, were al
,o,'oI,n We are happy to state. however, that
b,ta tbe hays and the trunks have been recover
Ell vj,aoa, having been opened or injured in any
v7y-ffstcricksbTgh Arcaa.
Ta,;is not quite equal, however, to upsetting
mail DAYS into the Potomac. fishing them out If
,.sa good soaking, aud throwing away the con-
tents as waste paper! The robbers did not
YEA, the Charlottesville mail bags, as harshly as
ne Department did ours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
BOOK auction.

THIS EVENING, at early candieighf,
A while's ,uetion,room collection OF neto ami
"A valuable BOOKS, just received from New York
and 'oid according to Catalogue embracing great
variety OF small anu family Bibles, Testame nts, H,td-
RES Novels, schoobooks, and ether standard and mig
ce'la,enus works of taste and merit
sept9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09
KENSETT'S CELEBRATED
strengthening riaster.

ysNE celebrated streng Plaster. for pain or
L weakness in the bre ,st, back, or side; als' for
rheu matte IF, cons, liver Complaints, and dyspepsia
This medicine is the invention Of a celebrated Sur
geon and So numerous the instances in which the
most sanitary effects have been produced BY it, that 1t
is with The utmost confidence recommended to all who
are aff1 cted with those iii tressing complaint.
There is condition Xed 10 the sale at This aIt
ce growing cut of the best of REASONS, Trial, viz: u
the benefit above stated is not obtained, the money
Will be returned This, We trust, when fairly cols
dered, will be the strongest possible evidence that
could be given of their utility. For sale BY
sept WILLIAM IANPHlER Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-09

ftVU' Is JIW'- W drUH IIIVV' .
Store price, S5 IS 5 %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

iembtr 'erta. l. a. ,shpsIass. rasoaai Way,
| would agree aith yonf correspondent in
some things. do noi think II derofous in the
members OF The court IN solicit nor In the
eonri 20 confer ON its own rnembets, posts OF
honour "r emolument: but well know. that
the magistrates OF Campbell will moi be Quilted
inte measures OF any Kind. by unsupported MS
serious, or whole breads ides OF furious utter,
rogatories.
OF about Three dozen magistrates MOI Isss
than inO are candidates tor the place of inspec.
tor 40 appalling number truly amounting
TO proof positive, thai they have moaopoirtd
almost erery place Of either hononr or profit IN
itelr gyt for ytdrs! They are next called upon
10 repel tins charge, as high minded aud hon
ord5te men, aud Immediately branded ms u
parcel Of Shadows" unworthy Of public con
hdenoe. The magistrates of Campbell, do not
profess 10 be The very ~isea or best Of men.
MANY Of them never read Shnkspeare's plays.
but II would he very difficult 10 catch tna mos,
,gnornnt Of them, III ineonsis ences aud .onlra-
dictions equal 10 these. II Is not true, TINT the
court have monopollzed thu places OF honor
or profit. 10 the numerous offices within their
gun, very rarely have more than two of their
members received appointments at any one
term and II would be well 10 point onI 10 tho
public, the instances IN which the duties 9th, if
Offices have not been faithful, diaehnfsed
AS ii IL not yet exactly known, whether the
dreadful tao members will succeed OF not, ri
September courI, would propose that all fur
Iher cnstlgaaon bo suspended I'LL the court may
deserve It. a memhsr Of hs Bench.
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