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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

CLEANLINESS promotes the Health Of Trees -
The follo~ ing is rasen from the London Hlec'aI-
les Register. of 1925, and from the result OF
the experiment, we infer that cleanliness Is as
salutary to vegetables as 10 ANIMALS, and that
trees may be reserved by IT from insects and
the minute parasites which exhaust the Juices
OF the plant. and thereby reiard its growth.
Experimeni.--Two young beach trees,
nlan,ed at the same time, in the same soil, al a
small distance from each other, and equally
healthy, were accurately measured-and, ss
soon AS the buds began 10 swell. in the spring
the whole trunk OF one Of them was cleans
ed from its moss and dirt, by means OF a
brush and soft water. Afterwards il was wash
ed with brush aud wet flannel twice or thrice
ewes week, till about the middle IF summer
In autumn, they were again measured, aud the
increase OF the washed tree was found 10 exceed
The other, nearly III the propurIIon of Two to
! one"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05
TWENTY FIRST CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION

Suburban., March 27.-Ihe Senate did moi
sit on Saturday,
Mir McDuliies resolution prescribing the
reduction OF the per diem allowance al Mem
bers from 10 TO 81 per day alter the loHg SEES
sion OF Congress had extended u i2o, aud the
shnr, session 10 80 DAYS vas the fri business
of public interest taken up IN the House OF He
preseniatlves. AIR. Coulter addressed the Hsuse
until tile close of tie nour, ~ opposition to
| the re solution. A message was received from
the Pre- sdeni, by his private Secretary. D.. j.
Douelson, Esq. with various bills approved
and signed by him. Tie private bills which
weni ,hron h the Committee on the preceding
day, were seyeray read a third time aud pas
sed A Iong discussion took place upon the
one for the r,Imquishmeut Of Indian reservs
lions in Alabama IN the course Of which, Mr..
! Stors OF Connecticut Mr. Clay. M. Hunting
! ton. Mr. Thompson OF Georgia, Mr.. A. H..
| Shepherd Mr.. Bed. Mr.. Dwight. Mr.. Dray'on,
and Mr Haynes took p,ri The debate bavlng
] been SO extensive, Mr. Polk moved the previous
question which WIS carried by vote oioo TO
So The House, however, refused 10 'ake NE
main question, by vote upon DIVISION ny
yeas and nays OF 81 10 -. The bill was,
| fherelore laid over until F,lday next, being
the first day for the consideration OF private
business. The House, then IN IA Committee
an Ten private bills, which were considered
aad reported, and ordered by the House 10 be
engrossed for a third reading on tins day. The
House then adjourned.
Monday, March 29.-In the Senate varion
/. petitions aud resolutions we're presented, ant
The resolutions submitted toy Alr. thamhels
directing the Committee Of Naval Affairs TO IN
ouire into the expedirncy al continuing the bal
, pay pensions 10 certain widows and orphan
of deceased officers q seamen oihhe Navy. wa
sdopted with an amendment report wa
received from the Postmaster General, mad
in compliance with reso ut,on OF the Senate
/. giving the number OF dismissed deputy ros
A masters in the different States aud Territories
ri Mr. Smith, of Md from the Committee on
Is nance TO which had been referred the resol'
r / lion oftbe 30ih December, 1929 directing ~
isl Committee to inquire iu,o the expediency
esublyhing uniform currency fer the onn'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05
ID OWRSTI8a
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
by and Wim he adpicc and consent Of the Sc

by and Wih he adplce and consent Of the Sc.
nate
John Campbell of Virginia 10 be Treasure.
oil the United States, vice William Clarke. re-
moved.
Thomas l.. Smith, of New York To be Regis
Ter oi the Treasury, vice Joseph Nourse, re-
moved.
Danid VI. Darrell of New Hampshire, to be
Director Of The Bank of thu u. States, vice
WIN. J. Duane. who has declined
George Reed jr ofDrlaware, 10 be Attorney
of the u states Tor the District II Delaware
from The 9Th OF January, 1880, when his com.
mission expired.
/ I. Davercaux. of North Carolina, TO be
Attorney ofthe United States for the District of
North Carolina.
Byrd Brandon, OF Alabama, 10 be Attorney Of
the United States for be Northern District OF
Alabama, vice Joseph Scott, appointed Ia the
recess.
James ID, We'co,i, jr. Of New Jersey, to be
Secretary III and for the Territory Of Florida.
Woodbridge Odlm, of Pcnnsy lvania, TO be
onsnl OF lh' Uuited States for The port Of 81.
Salfhdor, ia Brngn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-05

Hnshington. March 3O-Tbe Senntc was
v"'ieid", again engaged upon Executive bus
mess. Oh whit was DONE We here only.
ih"I The nomination OF Samuel Swnrtwuut. ~
the oil'ce III Collector OF The port OF New York
was confirmed nnd ihnt Of Johh + Decatur
10 me dictatorship of the port of + rtsmouth,
IN New 1ampshi" aud Of Samuel Cnshman
ms Attorney of thr United Stntes ioi the District
oil New Hampshire, were rejected
Nal Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
Office.

~ ONCE.
q CE can be had 1t the Team Boat Hotel, from sun.
4 rise ill 10 O'Clock in the evening, each and every
day in the week dnring the season.
april g WI u. STUART
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
China. Glass, Stoneware, SC

6tHiNA tea sets; Celtic do do
u Chins coffee pots, sugars, and creams
Iustre do do do
Ensmeed glass bowls, pitchers, plates, castor
bottles, jeles. and saucers
Cut tumblers and wines, elegant patterns
Cut and plain lamps; aint and common glass jars
Cut castors 4. 5, and holes, plated
Moulded do, 4 and S, IN red
Celtic tea cups and saucers, handled
Cut decanters in sets, elegant
Do ceeres split Diamond, scoloped, concavc, &
checked patterns
Do pitchers
Stone pitchers, jars, kips churns, milk pans, with
and without covers, &c &c. Also,
Stair and floor carpet
Cottrel's best fig blue and backing
Carpet chain and cotton yarn
Printing and wrapping paper
Mattresses OF cotton, moss, and hair
Just received AMI for sale, very cheap, by
june 90 GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
FO Rent
Valuable Property

run O.H II II " IL II II n.
s-n-A No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
EtVst at the corne Of Prince Fs,rlax stteots
saSs "A Lot of Ground on Prince street,
AS6as about 100 feet front Prince aud 90 feet on
street on On tn this "t is n good 'r d"elns'n
3.-A Frame Dwelling on King street, 90 by
100 feet, TO ten feet alley.
"A Frame Dwelling on Water street, IA #.
front by 30 fee, deep.
ga Vacant Lot at the intersection of Wa
ter and Franklin streets, 100 feet front by i23 SIP
deep This will be rented IN building lots a, SO cents
per front foot
Ga Vacant Lot, A feet front on Water st.
by l25 deep
"A lot on Washington street, IS feet front
by 100 feet deep at he intersection of Princess street.
ON th slot is brick building.
S.-A Vacant Lot on Patrick street, "a feet
front, and half the depth OF the square.
"a Vacant Lot on Henry street, IS feet
front, and hslfthe depth OF the square
The property will he shewn on application to
June , 1NoS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02

Yeas, Coffee, Brandy, &c.
CAMUEL MESSERsMIrH offers for sale
- IS chests young Tyson TeAs of v.r;.
8 s" ss.. sr"poras : o.; :;
24 C ,sn c snSs soves Smpera very reduced
10 half chests and boxes Y. H. prices
100 bags Rio and Porto C4belio coffee
S bags Jamaica P;mento
10 DO Sumatra pepper
IS boxes and half boxes Bakers & Tapham's
chocolate
ID PIPES Cognac brandy, part of which is old
and fine, and WILDE sold low to close sales
II half pipesdo, siegne.te's brand
3ppes Holland gin
hhds New Orleans rum, 4th proof
80 bbls Baltimore wh:skcy
Sherry and Madeira wine, in half pipes
reneri!ie and Lisbon do, in pipes
Malaga, Sherry, and Lisbon, III half Or casks
500 bags shot, from the phGnix Shot Tower Co.
A constant supply Of all sizes, at the factory
$50 reams cap, post, and letter paper, from the
manuactory Of ID. J. Ames
90 reams straw paper
100 do common wrapping DO
60 bundles bookbinders and band box boards
1705oxes Muscatel, bunch and bloom Malaga raj
sins
70 hlls w. I. mossses)
6 do " o. do low, TO close sales
2Obblssugar house do
100 pieces German Hessians
6 tons clean Russia hemp
O.OO0 bushels Turks Island salt march 30
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
Tens and Fruit, &c.

20 s 60 half fedhe.,.syou"s Tyson suma'?.,
!; & S : Ely I S s'''''
100 boxes oranges
100 do lemons
so kegs pure white lead
Landing from schooner Pioneer, for sale by
june9 w. Fo"Lt. g 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02

lindsay, HM & Co.

HIVE ON HAND, g. OFFER FOR sale:
O = hogsheads st. Croix
80 so barrels do
Is hhds New Orleans SSUG1RS
10 do Porto Rico
boxes steam refined loaf
10 10 h n" New Orleans 1nS;a .uoLASSES
100 packages gunpowder, 7E.aS. in chests, !
hsssn and young e e"t,i boxes '''
4 q !: +; :; .! S s::'s
hid Jamaica pm
10 bbls New Enlgand A''"
!, ) ss +: .s "::s;:. Swan o~
5 bali pipes cogniac brandy, Signetts brand
2hhds gold colored sherry !
8 do Boquet
half pipes Sicily Madeira p,yeS
or cask Howard do
10 or casks Marseilles do
5 do do Malaga sherry
10 bblsapple brandy
SO do cider; "a do apples
Is hbls tanners oil
40 do mess PORK
IS do prime 0h
5 do alum
500 rolls paper hangings
50 resms straw paper
Is casks cheese
S. bales Cuba tobacco
5kegs do, Gray Pankey's brand
10hllf boxes No chocolate
90 drums figs; seroon indigo
200 'o osd h b%@sn' "u'''''' {Ralshs
sacks soft shelled almonds
NJ Deiiciss)
do La Rosa sEGqRs
do Cabsna
do Syria )
bags race ginger
90 do pepper; 10 do piments
thbl nu,megs; do cloves
50 % o ' DO shaving S,"i soar
25 ! do do
Alum in kegs, mustard, ginger. snuff
Pepper, copperas birthstone, salt petre
Pimenta fig blue. &c &c.
SHIT.
1000 sacks Liverpool blown
500 bushels do ground
,.'---I--.-i--.S
2OO0 do Cadiz
april 8 NV. II. & P.s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
New Orleans Packets

SSx Having been engsgedihthe New 0rleanstrade
SsFEtwith our schooner. the TRANSPORT and the
Jf.3S9IN GTUN'S BfRGE, during the last season,
and receiving considerable encouragement from ship
pers we will undertake 20 keep both OF these vessels
IN future in that trade. The WAsHNsroS's BAnsB vii:
he in readiness to sail about the middle of January and
at any time that sufficient quantity to make II an OBJ
leot, say hafa cargo, offers at either Richmond OF
Alexandria, one of the vessels will be sent to either
place to save expense to shippers; orwhen such guam
titv should offer as to make it of less Importance, the
massage will be paid by usto Norfolk inpoint OF sail
n- these vessels have proved themselves equal if not
SUPERIOR to any in the trade; and the masters shall
such as will DE approved Of
Il. CHURCHWARD & SON,
Norfolk, nov g
T-T The Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
and Petersburg Republican. will please insert the
above TIL the 5th December and afterwards insert the
alone IT, and then forward their accounts tor pay
,s,t II e.. < s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
Notice.

SNNNtCS.
SSvse0>A On Friday. 'he tth instant the
a Steamboat POTOMAC
~; riresume her formerrouIe from
= rSssS22s szs&s&waShington aud Alexandria to
S,rf.IS ia. @ B.. ,ud Richmond.
leaving W as ImytOn on Friday ats, and Nexsnlria
., l'clncS, ,.lerp0on and rrive At Norfolk Ss
tlri,, SitrrnaoO.
leave Norfolk on SuniY morning, at O'clock
arrive az Rchmlnl ia The evening.
Leav, &cAmlul on TUESDAY morning nj o'clock;
arrive at Norfolk on he same evening.
Leave Norfolk nn Wednesday morning, at o'clock;
arrive al Alexandra aud Washington ON IhuSda!
pHgn.pS. "AllLhS'
juae2 Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
Charles ReMnett
Mhite Oak Timber

az young AMI thrifty growth, for wharf or bridge
~ building, pump logs, grders, &c. SC received
and for sale
SQUARE of IL inches for 20 feet from the Dutt end.
Aleo, number of Rcrad Logs of same quality
inneI0 JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
80 keNt
YMe Tan-Xard

- At Mount Sterling, about half way be.
EGTT, tween Buch land and Fanquier Court house,
o. n on the Southern road is for rent, and posses
a..-.tSss sion given first OF October next This Yard
contains over thirty watts, all in prime order good
bark hous, with IRON MILL curry ing SHOP, &C and has
a,tached 10 it good dwelling house and garden,
occupied by Henry Turner. rh's pr1paryIs in good
situation for bark. in healthy aud pupuIous neg lbor
mood sni well worthy man u business.
For terms. which will be accommodating, apply 70
phil s Johnson, Esq near the premises, or 20
iune4 GEO JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
For New -NOr&.
steamboat ADVANCEMENT.

aS In future, the S'ra'n-packet
FRANKLIN,
CE[Iss fR Captain james hewitt, master, viii
= - leave B,ttmore for the District OF
Columbia on erery Wednesday, ut Otiock, +. ~
THIS Boat has recently undergone sthorough repair;
her cabins 6ued up tl'tefully and commodiousi
and, what IS still more important, she has a new and
very superior boiler, on the mast jmPro,e plan.
Pas enSer> viii receive every attention to make
he comfortable
VIII leave Ba lmore at her usual hour ersry saturday,
~ ) O'Clock =, " june 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
s. NJ, & II. NJ JAuney

RE now erecting, in the Occoqusn Factory, ma
y chinery for spinning, weaving, and fuli'ng LIN
SEYS and KERSEYS; which will be sold or exchang
al far WOOL on accommodating terms They will
also IKE in Dying Weaving and FullIng for the coun-
,ry which will be attended o by an experienced hand
june l2-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-02
PeNNermiMt. W ater
Retail Grocery Store.

Retail Grocery Store.
ySNHE subscribers, a, their store, GOMEZ of King and
Fairfax streets, offer for sale
G"npowder TEAS, parity of the Melvill'scar
Imperial go, imported last month"; and
Young Hyson of very superior qualities.
Java. old white. green and Rio coffee
Loafsugars, part steam refined
Brown sugars. of prime qualities
Mace, nutmegs, cloves aud all other spices for ia.
mily
London Particular MADEIRA, part imported in 1918
Sicily Madeira
Red Port
Lisbon WINES
afsiNSa
ST. Julian CIaret in cases of ono dozen,
or by the bottle,
C0gRac and peach brandy
Old Jamaica, West India and Northern rum
Holland gin, pure, and country gin
Old and common Whissey
Bounce, four years old
New Orleans and West India molasses
Strong cider vinegar, for picking
Duponts' GunpUwdrr
Shot of all sizes
Windsor and scented soap
Yellow and brown Soap' Manufactured
Mould and dip candles Sam. II, Larmour
Family A ,ur, best Shenandoah brands
Best English mustard
Indigo, madden, and other dye Stuff
With variety Of other articles, all Ol which will be
sold a, very moderate prices.
n Il. Families TO whom choice tea is desirable, are
requested to give the above trial,
june ID SAMUEL. b. LARM0UR &. Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

The Commissioners recently gave Mr.. King a state.
ment that in paying MIR. Graham tho overch he
acted in accordance with their directions. How tho,e
directions were given, has been made TO appear
II they had been in writing, Mr. King would have pro-
duced them As nothing else has been produced. pre-.
sumo the only directions given, were their letters
ing their determination TO pay Mr. Graham for the
burnt bread and that they consider the payment Of the
overcharge on the bread actually delivered as sub-
sfdntidl compliance with that intimation. Were 10
admit their right to distribute the charities of this gov
eminent, and could Mr.. King produce their perempto
~ order to pay Mr. Graham for his burnt bread could
never pass the vouchers presented by him compli-
ance with tina, order. should require vouchers setting
forth the facts.
Neither in the case Of Scranton in that Of Gra-
ham, has the Government received. can ever re-
ceivs moderation OF cent. The latter is case
OF charity; the former worse.
Presuming that your report will disclose the manner
in which Mr King has made his q"aeterIy returns
compared with his monthly have not thought il ne
cessary 10 reply to that part OF the resolution
Unless something has escaped both memory and re-
search, you have xed copies Of all the spond
ence ON the subject OF the resolution marked from L.
to Y. inclusive.
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
AMOS KENDALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08
WOMGl@ 3HIU.
THE INDIANS.

GALENA, Ol) May 10 The Sioux and Foxes whe
mad BEEN invited, az we SeGiioned in last paper by
General Street to hold a council with him at Prairie
du Chen, did not assemble at The time appointed. A
party OF Foxes consisting OF sixteen men and one vo.
man, left the village at Dubuqe. mines since that time
Tor the purpose OF going to the Prairie. On the 9Th
inst wile they were encamped on Ills eide of the
Mississippi, between Cissville and the Prar- about
fifty Sioux and Menomonies fell upon th"m and killed
aud scaIped three chiefs and braves and wound
ed three others, Of whom has since did. Four g.
theirs made h-r e'cape The river in canoes. and
have rot since been heard of thy supposed aso to
have been killed The three chiefs killed are Pso-
mo'k. Noieshs and the Kettle chief
Such thipgs think, ought not to be permitted
within our territory; 'inall party Of whites would be
As likely a. not TO fare the fate bad the Sioux been
unsuccessful in taking the scaps Of the Foxss. A
large nuInbsr OF Mepomouies are al R1ck Island and
the Foxes we un5erstdnd, determined 10 take re-
yenge upon Them, II hey are so fortunate to meet
them T9dpfrfissy
ANoTHEa-AND DIFFERENT ACCOUNT.
Since The foregoing in type, we have received
the following from 'pondent:
10 THF EDITORS.
Prairie dc Chicn Man. 7 1890
In great haste write TO inform you Of HE Indian
currences IN this quareT, ss have reason TO believe
they will be greatly nisrepresentcd.
The multiplied murders of The Sacs and Foxo' have
at last been avenged On the 5ih inst party OF "a
Sioux and about 50 MenomJnies descended the Mis-
sissippi % attack the Foxes They accidentally en-.
co1niered the Foxes at Prairie Pai.eau, by whom
they attacked. After very severe fight the
Foxts fetreated y the loss Of ine killed and many
wounded. Among The killed IL Psoamoskoe the prin-
cipal chief The series OF unprovoked murders which
the Foxes have perpe rated for The two years past has
thus been amply avenged and with the additional
advantage Hat ihese savage hostllies will now
be arrested. One Of the Foxes was killed by the Me.
nononies 10 revenge the young man who was killed by
the Foxes at the mouth Of ihe Wisconsin last fall
Eight scalps taken by the Sioux with al the ca.
noes, guns &c ofthe Foxes, The Sioux lost one nan
killed and three wounded,
The II gislaure OF New Hampshire meets Al Concord
this day; The votes for Senators 10 the ,v.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

Thus, IL every dollar claimed by Mr.. King
except what has actually been allowed
were passed to his credit, he would still
be in default II Oss ~
Annexed are copies Of Mr.. Kings vouchers, which
have been rejected suspended in this Office number
ed from (D 70 G16) inclusive.
Those numbered from ~ to (5) have been rejected,
because they have long since been passed his credit
Those numbered from (G) to (s) we're rejected, on
account OF their age, and want Of proper approval
They are, indeed, all atked Approved, A Sinclair -
On casting ny eye upon these words, was satisfied
ibsy were recently written, although the vouchers are
dated 10 1918 and 1878. enclosed them TO Commo
dore sinclair sDd put 10 him this question viii you
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08


1918. To NJ Cooke & Co.
April 81. hair mattresses 8 1913 so S26 81
May D. Ia yds. devrin 81 81 | Schr. 8 90
4I2 fringe 81 81 Nom 2 81
d'z. rings aid such,
thread Cant 80
he'd covereis IS Clax. 5 90
20. 2 table covers So ton 10 90
No receipt s47 60
.NetD Bill
Navy DEPARTING mt for the Schooner Nonsueh
ISIS To Nathaniel Cooke & Co, Dr..
May o. No. H. Tor set cabin curtains S2l 33
JuneS. 22, 2 hair mattresses 20 81
SIT 60
Receipted " June ISIS"
Here two hair m'trasses have gone over from the
2ls April to the S.h jane, another quarter and make
up he cabin curtains in the new bill MIR Mufdsn has
thrown in 1--WE bed coverlets and two table covers
thrusng the date back from tho 9b and 22d TO The 9Th
May.
Another new bill is made out of another entry in the
same account, as iolows
Original
1919. Jan 8. 3 table covers, 81 so
for Capt. Henley, Sl3 80
.Nc,c Bill
1919. March 6, No 8 For green table
covers for Capt Henley, $l5 so
Rece'pted March, 1919"
Here the date has only leapt orward from Janu.
sry s. TO March o, but the price has increased from
Si3 90 TO $5 so, and the price per single article il
omitted in the new bill
tie same original, dated May 22l, and the date nut back
to May 8, on which date it is receipted Here ere
three new bills made out OF old one the cores.
pondng receipts, are no receipts at all to che old one
and three receipts with different dates the W. and
one item is increased in the new
Extracted from an original bill of SI7Io 80.
Miles King, Navy Agent, Norfolk,
lSII. To Joseph Grsnier, DR..
For the Marine Hospital, Gospor,,
Dec. 8. 81 large cot blankets at 81 u.s. $40 90
Discount on $40, at per cent, 10
$50 90
Received payment.
JOSEPH GRANIER.
.Nt,c Bill
Navy Department, for Marine Hospital.
lS1I' To Joseph Granier, DR..
Dec.5 For 81 large cot blankets, $40 90
NORFOLK, Dec. 1917
Received from Miles King, Navy Agenf, forty two
doIiSr' IN payment Of the above bill.
$42 JOSEPH GRANIER
Here the discount Of 50 10 is dropped in making IT..
new bill and Graner is made 10 eceip in 1920 for s42
when 10 1917 he receiped for $50 80
In many other cssss two three new bills are mar
nIactured ont OF one with changes of captions dates
amounts and receipts Some Of the bill. are apparently
mere private transactions ~ one case there are two
" not three, original bills, which cover the zane time
ana contain some Of n" items Ia another AN admin.
Israor, appointed in 1926 receip'ed bill dated in 1917
IN others an agent receipts the bill in 1920 when
the od ONES are recepied by the principal. many
new bills no originals have been prodnced and so far
appears, they never existed in any shape until 1920
Perhaps they may be predcaed certain entries in the
former sIorekeeper's books; for remember that Mr.
KING intimstsd TO me ntsnon T. set up cIsm r
all articles there entered which had not oppeste 10 be
entries, certain pencil mark, which the storekeeper
cred 10 him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

son. who, excited at Mr.. Ciay's voto for AR Adsms.
made similar demonstration a, ptt.burg. They then
ing press and the Grand Jury. 10 punish such
violations OF order and deeeney. They now applaud
,hem a. 'he essence Of their system. To give fur.
,ner color to the transaction, is asserted that Judge
p'oo was no. only msfruefed but pledged TO vote in
favor Of the Maysville road bill The reverse of hss.
statements Is true. We told that Judge Bib acted
under no instructions. He gave no pledges. and his
known opinions on the subjec, Of Internal
have always presented a constitutional barrier 70 III.
'o""s !" 's'or oi any such measure. RIO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

We learn ihat MIR. RANDOLPH, the new Mni.t-r %
Russia, has recommended SIR JOHN RANDOLPH
CLAY, OF Philadelphia, as Secretary of Legations; aud
as 1t Is the practice Of the Executive, we believe to
consult the wishes OF Foreign Minis ers in the go
lection OF The Secretaries o. alton we presume Mr.
Clay VIII receive the appointment. Nat. Int.
we learn from the Cincinnati Adverliscr that there
have been made in that CITY, within the las, IL month";
no less than one hundred and three Steam Engines.
no.