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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14
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M essrs GALES g. SEAroN;-The enclosed con,
c c letter was sent to few DAYS since NV .
ileha' with desire that it might appear in yonr IA
per. as IL contains the opinion of great States
n.t Poo SUBJECT mat Is daily increasing in inte
rest you'd request its insertion in your vauahle
paper. ''' 'aiudo'e
IRON 'dem'lrs and Correspondence, &c Of Thomas g,ou
TN rol 3, page 100. so ''
10 General KNOX.
Philadelphia, Aug. TO- 1891.
DEAR SIR: l have now the honor to re;urn yo,
the petition of mr. Moultrie on bebalf of ,h g. ~
carolina Yazoo Company. Without noticinn tb,,
some OF the highest functions of soyereiontv 5re no
sumed IN the very papers which he annexes no bs ;
tihcaion, am of opinion hat Government sho,I
rfny maintain this ground; that the Indians have
rignt TO the occupation of their lands ipde,onden,
Vi the states within whose chartered lines thew ba
pen 10 be; that until they cede them nv treatv q,
ST.. t'aisacuoh equivalent to treaty, no act of n
o'ate can give right to such lands: that nei,h.r
"nder the present constitution, nor the anc;on,
confederation, had any State, or persons r;nL.
I" treat with the Indians, without the consen, 81
the ucneral Government; that that consent has
,ho 49, Geen gwen to any treaty for the oesson of
tnr ,a,'uS III question; that the government is de-.
te'niihed 10 exert all lis energy for TIE notro,nro
ant protection Of The rights If The Indians and T.,
preservation OF peace between the IJp;ted S..
and them; and that if any settlements ore o,d -.
iahds not coded by them, without the previous con-
scm o. inc United States, government will think it.
such settlements are ,oout Tie authority Or 1rotec'
ton 9 The United States but TO remore ibe ,.o
the pubhc force. "''"' "'S' W
IL is IN compliance with your request nv de,r -;
!hat submit these ideas to you, to whom it bclongs
~ Eee paCe TO them, or such others ms your better
jug 'ehI snai prefer, IN answer to mr.. Moul,rie
nave the honor to be, with sentiments of tho
most sincere and respectful esteem, dear sir vonr
host oDedlent and most humble serva It,
I'll: JEFFERSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14
DANCING SCHOOL

M X. L. w VAUGHANS SCHOOL will be
Ivh re opened at Tanbark Hall, for the reception
OF scholars, on Friday at o'clock, 2. NJ. and on Sa
turday at 10, 4. NJ. and 9 p. NJ.
MIR. v will also give practising Party on Sat11r-
gay evening to which such ladies' and little misses as
are fond of participating in the amusement nre 70.
respectfully invited Also bis patrons.
ian 1885,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14

]lcEcts s., Halves Q, Quarters For sale At
u. MICKLE,s
j:"lT Ncxi below the ioor If theEa-- :rorf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14

rr s me Ven lort Com .7drerfise,- Of. Jan. o.
'Fo mayor wt-It is stated in three of The Morn.
tltg PaPcrs' that fourteen .ncmbcrs of the Common
Nouncn nave made oath that they voted for Thomas
~; smith Mt the late balloinp for Mavor. Tn VT
S nldeImGn Mott Stevens, Strong Isaac. Brown
marsh Palmer, and Nevius, and Messrs Sevmour
nanacy' I ATcularins, Townsend Dibblee Jeremi,
60, az" igs. There was therefore mistake in
Ill, 10y inc votes. Whether the present incumbent
M wan Tor the operation ola quo ,onrranfo. to
De t,le buara TO proceed to new election. we are
unan'e 10 say The present situation Of tbinrs i
and any acts of legislation by the Com
D' ," CouhcH VII pc liable to be declared void
- 1 tcS,oN OF BLooD.A labotiug man by the
i lame 81 IcIkcnnng was lately received into s,
"'''''S Hospital with a fractured leg which no
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14
MANAGERS OFFICE=M,..

:. MANAGERS OFFiCE.a. -
Crane and c!",'eTi1g are the numbers
D. 0, SO, 55, 26, 80, sSe,a,s.3. T. ,N 81.
80 49, SO, one prize of $500 =
~, D, 26, SIS, do $50 :" :" 'c
were sold at the Managers Office
jan ~ YATES g. MIN1YRN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14

w INTER Pressed Oil in tierces and ~Rsr,.,s ).
superior quality. For sale nv
.lau iHI-ot OTIS. DIiNI up 6, r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14

1VEW SUFPLTES - -
III Subscriber has lately received yo,oe on,
ply ofsalt in superior sucking, Lvcrpoo fIed
them poaoes, Java and I.apnirn coaa sni n f1,
'and gin, oa quality very rarely to be me, with ''''
JON 10 WALTER n RI am
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14
LIFE or dRTLJTTDT m,

i mssss1 the Life Of Arthur Lee l. L. d. Join,
da soc Commissioner to Tie Courts Of Spain and P
ray eees s 9Tsu0""ry ip"r With his pol and lie
suscts and the affairs of the u States during ,h @
tt ny richard Henry Lee, Author of Life OF Rcts,S
jan ID ~ '''''I ID o.oIs OF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14

Whole tickets 81, halves 81. quarters 81.
ia or .ckets, cal 1T Yates 81 MInyres, where was
= A. Sc, whole, $1,000
- -, 10, do. 1000
:, -, al, do 400
For capitals, Head Quarters is the pIncc
Jan Ia YATES g. MIN'TYRE W,o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14
Tor Salem and Bosfon

"a. The fine Brig MARK, }. A. Asnssusr Ma.
ter Having two thirds cargo engaeed w;ll
~ Of her WI" fsish, neaa. soo dispa,ch for the
az - thereof for freight of whch, or passage nay
Dock, IT. VIZ U ~, ynaIn Mihe
han 12-3, '''i' RoWLEff.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-14

MICKIE'S OFFICE.
hRAWING of The Grand Consolidated o,,or..
OF washington City, LIST Class for 1880
SO 55 96 80 80 81 "a
NEW YORK LOTTERY.
WILL Re DRAWS To MoRaov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28

mont. The House, on tho occasion To which bo nj.
iuded rejected he resolution pfirsd by the gentle
d" o" L from massachusetts, MIR Dwight and that
ate had been nollfied that this House would attend
uu'hg tue "ai, and lie was anxious that tho House,
tue resolution was adopted against his wishes
yc', oe'"s ADOPTED should preserve proper deprer
Oh consistency. lie CONSIDER cd il of no impor,snco
tust Tue House should attend the triah they would
auJourn to Monday; and If. on that day a ma ior,,v
oulu ue'ermno against attending. WHY be so: but
10. US no. 90 Down about by every breeze In con.
c'usion Mr. l.. moved to postpone tho question of rs
consideration TO Monday next
Mr. Johns making no objection his motion wps
poslP" ed by general consent.
On motion of Mr. Pettis it was
Resolved. That the Committee on the Public Lands
De instructed to inquire into the cxpcdiencv of au-
tnorlz'ng by law the Registers and Receivers of tho
several Land Offices TO correcr mistakes ma de in on
tering any portion of thu public lands who v.r mn
Client testimony De- produced of such mist "a ,v,np
been madc Provided. That the lands so ! ended 10
DE entered shall not have been previously entered by
'Phe Speaker laid before tho House n letter from
the FIrs' Comptroller of the Treasury transmitting
statement OF the accounts which have remained un-
settled on the books of the Fourth Auditor of the
treasury for the last three wears; which was laid on
the table, and ordered TO be printed
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY IN GEoRGETowN.
On motion of Mr.. Doddridge. tue House took up
tue engrossed bill Ito incorporate Fire Insurance
Company IT, Georgetown. in the District of Colum
oa; the bill was read third time and the question
beng upon its passage,
Mr. Speght. utter q few remarks, moved tina, the
bill De recommtted to the Commlttec for the District
OF Columbia with view To striking out one of the
sect ions of the bill
NJ D"ddridge opposed the motions and, tho ques-
ton being put,
1t was decided in the negative
JUDGE PECK
Phe House then again resolved itself into Com
mitee fthe Whole. Mr.. Cambreleng in the Chair,
and proceeded 10 he Senate Chamber for the pur
pose Of atte. .dnn the trial tho nf
Judge Peck. Hovin. returned to their Hall the
Committee reported progress, and the House adjourn
cd to Monday
The Select Committee appointed on tue motion Of
Mr.. White. Of New York. on III" subier, If coins
consists of Messrs. c, p. White, Wilde Boon Tracy.
and Ramon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28
Grand National Ball.

I'VE Il. SSiEUx r'spee fully acqu,in,s his ga
mond Manchester aud their vicinies tina, no intends
opening his New and Superior Ball Room in the reo r
OF the Theatre, on G Street. which will b. known bv
.nc name OF rerpsIchon Hall He will. on FRIDAY
NEXT 3oth inst 1880, give Grand Ball. To- com-
'hcnc" ~ seven O'Clock IN the evening
. licketr 81, to admit gentleman and two In.
uies,to b. had at the Hall
re'rcHainent Tor ladies' ard gentlemen will be
"cIas'on' to play marches bet tween tho Co'illions
UayS OF tuition, Wednesdays, Fridays-Cotillion
aite' every Saturday evening, to which pupils and
are admitted, without any extra charges, ex
cep' for refreshments
La"l's and gentlemen need not DC afraid of being
10" much Crowded as 10 Co'i!lions can be made up
~ o"ce' ana the Room can hold from 500 to 1000
persons, do 90 4,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28

ENTERED
Brig Alice, Hale, from Newbuypor, ballast Pollard
Son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28
AUCTION SALES.

,H NJ nSDAf next, the 3Oth inst at II
O'Clock will be s"ld n, on- Ancti,, S,o,o ~
ment of prim" GROCERIES without reserve =
utC - ID g r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28
RA arisgg NFAMa.
30 ~. Of RfCHuON

or &SlCA-uO-ND
Brig Alice Hale, from Newhurypor ballast to Pollard
& Son.
ARRIVED.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, from Baltimore, with sun
Beck. Lancaster & DENLY. J Allen, jr r g. r Gwahmey
F iiIlafd, J & Cosby s. co, J II B!amie
Brig Carroll, Foster, from Boston. suudres to Lucc &
Szer, smith w Rt er, " Mitchell w Richardson IT,
w Alison 6 tlendree W Smyh, Garclay, Webb & co,
Davenport. Allen Anderson, jf, Rust Granniss
Son Brothers. Otis, Dunlop CO, and potatoes to master
sch Dean Swil, Cooley. from rhiadeipia via Norfolk
with sundries. TO Lancaster g. DENLY Mitchell Sa,ton
IL MITCHELL Pulling Day Davenport, Allen l. W ehb
s. CO, } Nan.bew u CO, w II Richardson, McKldue r p
Sanxay, Scott & Fry, NJ Myers Hubbard & Gardner Evans
Pey,on, Cook g. Ryan, III Nelson G. l. Sampson Grannss
Son & Brothers. NJ ilo'ns Sweeny, Smith. Ache. g.
CO. Is F hlad, II NASH iiaowel, Raymond & Brothers
TO Davenport Allen CO. Olis Dunlop and CO, NJ Mitchell
Lancaster and DENLY, pevcn Baldwin Ives and co. r ]
Smith, J " Eus,acc, W and Kyle and CO. and James
and co. Il II jenkins, Bagwe Smith and Hannah, NJ and
w Willis w and & Crane J Mcfarland. 6 Pcot L Webb
and co. Il rlipe Workman aud McGuder. Luckc and 81
Zer Sation, " Rowet Beers and poindexier, w Ritter
Chevale + Porter. DInev and Buckley, Goddard Van
Lew and co. Nj Myers Tinbo'iakc Raymond and Brothers
W Mitchell, r II Nash y Mcdonald, $ Clarke Granniss
Son and Brothers, Cotton and Clarke Endes McKdoc
II Parrish. Hall and Moore G Robinson.
Scir Minerva Mister from Baltimore, sundres TO
Davenport Allen and CO. aud Gooae, . Iurr and CO. VI
Myers 1rplett Ralsion and pleasans Winston OTIS
Dunlop and CO, Worham aud McC;ruder. J VI Racfe. NJ
Tiolns, Peyton, w and G Crane Bagwell, Smith and
Hannah, and IN order
Sohr Robert Gordon Robinson from Boston, with sundries
10 Luckc and Szer, Mle"rs, Davenport, Allen and
Sch Horizon, inscTso from New York with hay TO Wal
lace
scrr First Bacon. from Norfolk
Schr Virginia, Price from AlexahdriH.
Soop Catherine Dickson. Preston from Boston with
dnes TO Dayenpor Allen and CO. Lucke and SEER + Rust
Gordon, Scott and Fry, l. II Bancroft n Nash smith,
b Pcyton NJ Weaver Granniss, " '''srs. end to
sloop Westror', Cory, from 'ves.por,,
LIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28

rary labours, had he committed or Attempted it md
our object was to extend this amusement and graft
hcation to our friends. OF Mr.. Banks ex,rayaoance
OF thought we have nothing to learn
Lorsnso Do~.-Som" wog having nominated the
famous Lorenzo Dow Candidate for President NJ
the United States, lac has in consequence, addressed
the following note to the Editor of the n Y Com
mercia Advertisers
TO THE PUBLIC
Having noticed piece IN sunday papcrs-poinp
10" rounis-nnninating by IMITATION. l.. Dow for
INC NEXT PRECEDENT of the U = &c
Fellow Vi izens-I shall not offer myself ns n
Candidate for the Pr"sidency-not viewing nv na,u
raj and acquired talents adequate to the AppaoAcm-
ING hwfULLY IMPORTANT STATION FROM 81 IN
37-'hough a public character for IS years and
nav" som" little acquaintance with men and things
cXpermen,aly. And hope that no other .Natirs
Cn'sen will offer. who is not FULLY QUALIFIED for
that IMPORTANT TRusr in THAT period of time,
Dec. Goth 1850 LORENZO DOW
Printers through U s. please give the
above an inser ion. T. n
The Rev. Mr. Dow, as we learn has inferred
from an examination of the prophecies tina, thi. pe
r"d will b." ono of general disturbance in the moral
and political world
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28
SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY AND
G. Y.uN.iSJTI5I

TsHHE Principal of his Institution takes the pre-
Il sent occasion to return his warmcs thanks 10
the public, for the very liberal patronage which his
school has uniformly received since its establishment
Every thing within the power Of individual exer-
ton har been accomplished To r-n;eT .s school all
that can be desired IN an Academica Institutions and
The liberal patronage OF an enlghi -ned community
IS thu best proof OF It's literary advantages 1t will
De opened again on Monday, the 81 of Jauuar,
next.
Terms from 80 to 60 dollars per annuu. according
To the advancement; of the pupil. Boardcrs can be
received IN he family of the Principal f., $50 per
annuni OLIVER. a. SHAW
dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-28

MARRlED-In this city. the 25th INST ant bv
Inc tSNv Mr. Armstrong, Mr.. PETER Cook to Miss
EMELINE III WHiTT
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

Nalue Of iifs.-As TicondsfoEa, the
waters from Lake George ere pre-
cipitated over suscsssion of falls and
cascades, computed three hundred feet
into Lake Chanlplai1. There ara .
nnmber ofsaw mills and forgss on these
falls, which are busy all the ysay round,
and the lumber is conveyed. BY canal
boats, which come within about a mile
of them, down Lake SChampiain 10
whitehall. aud thence TO Troy and
Albany, in the Northern canal. Near
the hotel ate some Of the most interest
ing cascades. A boy This season, by
accident. fell through one ofthe mills
into the race course, though which he
was conveyed with alarming rapidity
IN totiis stream, and precipitated with
considerable violence over one OF the
falls, just below the mill, aud there ies-
cued without having bscn materially
injured. The first wosds he uttered
after he found himself safe on terra
frn1a, were, :. BY George l wouldn't dc
that over gain fora dollar. .
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
HUsBAND DRY.

The practice among farmers conf
ming their attention 10 few staple ar
lticles, such as wheat, Corn, cotton, or
tobacco, is injudicious, and may be
considered one Of the causes OF the de-
preston of the agricultural interest.
Where dependence is placed upon a
single. or Two or three kinds Of crops.
there is much mere proba biiity Of loss
by the fiuctuat.on Of prices, than there
would be, ifa greater variety Of crops
were cultivated ;sfor It seldom occurs
that the prices Of all products Of agri-
culture are equally depressed OF eleya-
ted, BY the same cause at the same
time.
Il is without doubt the farmers best
policy, to cultivate. every article, 70
which his soiIand the climate is adapt
cd. II gives him an advantage in the
market; jfone or two articles are de-
pressed, his whole Dependence is not
involved init. 1t gives him an adyan-
tsge 10 cultivation; he is not obliged TO
bend all his energies 10 the cultivation
of an immense field at one season, and
have nothing to do at another; his la :
bors are equa!ized aud distributed a.
mong the seasons, and throughout the
year, aDdthus ne saves both money s.
time. To no profession is the admon-
itioD, gather up the fragments, so APP
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
NOTICE.
Mr.. Edward Harris,

Dix
q s you are not an Is,Jsabitant o f.
N ttis Commonwealth, and kacs no
s,iowsa Agent therein, 4 take fbis ms
thod Of notifying gou that / shall, OF
the Store House Of Schuyler @. Har-
|ris 8 Co. IN the county Of IN,sisop, on
the Rockfsh Riper, OF, FRIDAY TIE
TWENTY FOURTH of Decers-
Der ncrt, 6etteeen the rising and Ike
setting Of The sun, proceed to take he
dispositions Of William II. Diggs and
|others, TO Be read az spidencs in a
sui non depending IN TIE Superior
Court Of Clsanesry, holden IN the toun
|cf Ly'achbarg, whsrein I am Pia;n-
Ihf, and you and Others are Defend
ans. Provided they should not 90
completed on that day, shalt eoat;s-
ne from dayto dog Sundays escspt-
ed until they are completed
Yours, &c.
WILLIAM b. HARRIS.
y No1k,,zhe a. IS ~
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

~ -
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psslisAsS sSwS xssdsy = 1xrss Dsstsvs psr csrsss,
psyabisi IN edSsses. IS Nc . &; 81 "a
uJNS sabstrspfsok sill be rsssisSa stss
lees tAes ~ Aoaths, ~ q sssti.sss, - q a.
discretion tAs Esissr, ~ssa sil ssrssrssss sksli
!, Aave sssa Pad. * 3 & IS 3
y ~ Bhesesvcr soiii procure Iss sssseyi-
ssys and ssarassss tie sdns pt o. safifttxt 10 tAs
sizth gratis. ~ s 8. & z Y,
Terms 81 .asivert;;;xg
UT 0ns square Q, lass Txrss Insertions
oI--sesh esstiesaxss Is COSTS Tao sxmber ar irssr-
tions mrsts sotsd sAs Ms ~ advsrtise ants mi
% srssrtsd and etargsa esecrdingiy. csar<erv or.
dsrs, rot eressdsg the sqsres, eiir psssAsS Js
ksve Dsliars. 20 8 4 -
1r Az letters 20 HE Editor saust s5e post
psid or thss sitt mot 81 efssdsd 10.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

~ ~ s''s ' = evst seso's'og rom
M psS's:. ss = '''assnes'ous use o.
"a ~ .se ~ q .ne Vicious, ~
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49,, 'ss1
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81, 3 - : q 90 - no 'o''o"ns
w =: t's'en as.'c'e 90 one can read
without admitting the force offs views
and the terror il is calculated to strike
Z ia the heart of ms mnraa,.r
.rt 4. Z. s 3. v;a. &c la
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ncns ,s. 49, $1,000 =. = yS'e'{ss
!, -. - :, = ''s = ~
49, = 1870, r,8 - ~ 'os'"Spce'
s', -
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shall red s ~. "a. ~. 'o.'
ssr - - I,.. s,iso.,s 49,. 80 81 .,'ss
d;fatsd avs, !. y, 80 s..'. =.
81 s;,,o II ~ NJ,
..,oss NAV MT bava ,sssi,sa a., ~
iips or yhisnered rom ,ba s,,s1,i.,, 49,
AR -tbonoh tba ,n,,,s J > 4 .'ass,s
:heli,s deepssr mini shrcad ,hs ',s,,rd - :.
'rcr as he stril1ss ,,ha v;s,;,,, I'LL. ss.i,-
there IS iiule b;rd Ma, hssys 49,;
echoes The na,,;nr ALL, - go
tracks ID the bloo;lv sno, ,yitb he ,;ns
feet - dreams haunt ne ,n,,rdera, and
he muttefs n his tionbisJ sIasn .,,a
fatal tale -consc c no,s,,es ~
with scoroioil fash and ~ rei;eve t;s
t5riufsd breast he con fsssa. he roll,
iii seems 10 be- AZ esYabi;shed ias nc
Providence. that {. lie sybo shedda,h
,nau's bio ID by man shall h;s Hood no.
shed. innocent stiood shall M, ~,
down to the pround ~ y;oIence m.
reyenged. This doctr;ne sunno,sed
as i, is by SO many facts cannot So he roo
universally increased u,,nn ,he nubl;c
mind for It il saiutaffs - me -,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
GEOGRAPHICAL.

x u - : I|t
=
mr.. Huskisson Ha,ino been des.
tined 10 the medical profession he w. :
sent 10 Paris ia pprs,,e MS stud;es Hs
was there at the commencement of the
revolution and took = warn ;n,erss, in
the political trausae,;ena ofI the d,v
Mr.. H. addressed The Jacob;n CInh of
Paris, but subseouentIy was strncL
with horror al their nroceedings HE
knowledge Of French EARS ma h;,,
uaeful 10 Mr. PIT ua socn ,,o.l,,a
his ,vav k,,ward .nd - Tnoe IL,
refurncd lay Mo,ne,b and;n 300 ~
was returned far Chichsster ,brorah
the influence Of the duh. &c R,;chmord
on. tbe ret;.an,an, &c NJ d.. /.
procnrad q, AZ n n.os;on ,f iono
,,on,ds n.., .n,i,,,, r. E;. -
Mr Dnsaas nrocnysa c.. M.s"IS
pension If 6i5 hounds ~ coo,nar.s
ON the dealt, of her bnsha,,d h.
tired from office viii NJ cenn;nr
after M C.s due, ,y;tb C..,,sraaas
He renamed so,ne vsars 80, - y, r.
f;ce bu, IN h;s re..yn ~ !. ;..sa;..
Nv dist;nou;shed h;msetf re- 49, "a
4ocated ths Cayn RaI - I0Is ~.
his views sooo changed IN lS.,o -
Eadyocatcd : more ,6eral sys,.s ~.
was succ.ssfi,lIy onn,,ssa ~ 's $3.50, III
tural members ''Ss'
From tba,g 10 n.
death Mr. Hosk,sson,. name l' s
one way ar :, Ter. 80, :.
ones,ion Of ;impor,ance he an,on,s, = ;,
high repu,at,on with he co,,n,v -. ~ ths :
|iufiexib!o dissemination with which lie
advocated and enforced as far AZ be
could, the DOCTRINES of free trade mn.
dismayed by the opposition Of the conn.
Try gentlemen, who hated him. or tbe
complaints ofthe manufacturers.
Mr.. Canning held him always in tbe
highest esteem, in the discuss;onon tbe
silk question, when Mr.. John w lila me-
The barrlster, gave utterapce 10 some
Ipetulant remarks. implying thar M.
Huskisson was iDsensible tothe distress
he inflicted ia the execution Of h;s
schemes, Mr.. Canning pronounced !
warm eulogium on his friend: whom he
compared to Turbot.
No mans reputation stool HIGHER in
the country than Mr.. Huss ;sson,s
when, on the dissolution Of the, Code.
rich ministry, he unfortunately aban-
doned Lord Lansiown and accep,ed
t.office under the Duke OF WeIlindton.
Feeling himself thar he was ,,laced ia
an unfortunate position the men whom
he had Joined having contributed SO
mach to shorten The DAYS Of his friend
lie went into an exclamation =,
Liverpool, which may be said 10 have
led 10 the subsequent disagreement
with his Grace. The OPPOSITION 10 M.
Canning having been conducted on il.
liberal principles, il became necessary
for him to explain to his constituents
how he had acceded 10 tile new admin.
listration; and he intimated to bis con-
stituen,s that something like p;edge
had been given to him that the admin
Ilstration would be conducted on liberia.
lprlnciples. This was contradicted ia
Parliament, withyery lille ceremony by
| his Grace, and Mr.. Huskisson was O,
bllged 10 remain silent. He bad Gu,
OH all retreat and the Duke was well a.
ware Of this The irritation which this
treatment caused must have beenieltin
the cabiuet;o Acknowledgements hardly con,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

4 ZONE, rouse yourself, says Fan to lazy ssill,
~ The SUMS up, but hero you're snoring still
Well, what Of that, cries viii, with half closed eye,
" The sun has further much 10 60 shan 90