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Leopold, the whole corps diptoasatsqae have been upon the look out for sub- stitute. 1t is said that the choice of the Allied Powers might have fallen upon a prince at Bavaria, but that the allian- ces formerly contracted between that house and the family of Bonaparte would be attended with political incon- yenienees. The selection of the prince of Wurtemburg would have many other inconveniences, which may be said to amcunt to the most absolute impossibil. |ity. At present 1t is thought that the French Government will negotiate in. favor of another prince of Saxony, sprung from the Alberting stock, the elderof the Ernestine branch of Coburg, and protesting the catholic religion"
 Nipples, .1lay 8.-(Priyate Correspon- dence of the Messenger.)-The Duke of Calabria, Regent of the Kingdom, has received from the King his father orders to collect at one point the scat tered forces of the Neapoiitan mara time, to be sent against the Barbary States as soon as it shall be known here that the French expedition has sailed ?
 1t is presumed that the King of Ma ples intends topresent himself to Charles K, as an ally in his war against Africa. His resolution will be headed bypublie opinion here, the Italians, particularly the Neapohtans, who long for the de- struction of these dens of pirates; and now that tho King of France draws his sword against them, they are happy to see their Sovereign return by this alli- ance the truly Royal hospitality which he met on his way to Madrid, which he will again experience on his return to the French Territory.
 The order to arm eo flute against the Barbary States, coincides with the sail ing of the Sardinian squadron from Ge- noa, to support the refusal of the King of Sardinia to pay to the BeY of Tunis the tribute he requires. Naples reioi- ces in the sailing of the fleets. as a sig nal for the freedom of the flags of all the powers on the shores of the Medi- terranean, as our sailors, seeing such display of force, consider the conquest of the African states as certain.
 Paris, Mag 25.-The Moniteur ofthis morning contains two Royal 0rdinan- ees. By the first, Count Ferdinand Der their, Minister of State, is authorized to participate in the deliberations of the Council of State. By the second, M. Rainneville, ,ConusellorofS State onextra- ordinary service, disappointed Counsellor of State on ordinary service, in the room of M. Batain Villers appointed to an other post
 Coastanfrspzs, s4pnl 26.-Several Greek ships have just passed the Bos- phorus, on their way to the Black Sea. It is said that the Russian Army will make further retrogade movements at the beginning of May, and the head quarters will be transferred from Bour- gas to Had.i-Oglu-Bazardjik.
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MA AI - IS iESWS S.
Port OF IeICHMOWy)
ARRIVED

AltRIVED
Schr Amity, Osborn, from New York with sun
dries to Davenport, Allen & Co, Wallace, C M
Mitchell and apples to Master.
Sloop Philadelphia. Wells from B.idgctop with
apples and cider to Master
Soop independence, Osborn, form New York. via
Norfolk.
Schr Richmond Packet. Libby. 6 days from New
York with sundres to Davenport. Allen g. ca. C NJ
Mitchell. O,is, Dunlop 81 Co, w 81 ID Kyle & Go, ID
Weiier. Col on d Clarke, Baldwin, Ives s Co, Dun
ley " buckley, Smi-h u Gordon Trplett w
alichcll: !r Nj liollins, Rogers 81 Harrison. Q
Lay } Wilcox, Jr. 81 Co. & r. James & Co, G.
L. Sampson, Sinon. Perkins g. Harris. Thomp-
SON. Johnston d Son Myers, Jr.. Timber
lake, Hubbard g. Gardner. S SHEPPARD & Co, S
Clarke Sweeny N Gordon, J Garth Bagwell,
Smith ~ Hannah. Putney Raymond g. Brothers,
Grannss. Son g. Brothers. N Stratton Hall g. More
Il II jenkins, j McK,ldoe. yan-Lew 81 Co, H G.
A Rust, Bnford 81 Brooks. Wads-
worth ~ Williams, Lancaster 81 DENLY, y fIaxall s.
Co, r Smith, J III Nash, and Newark cider and
oranges to Muster.
SAILED.
Schr James r Rapeiye, Risiey, for New York
coal.
Sc,ir Independence, Hooper, for Baltimore, coal.
Schr Brazil, Creighton for Baltimore, rnal
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Correspondence of the Journal Of Commerce.
United Sfates' Shin Rnstnn
O''P DoSlOb,
AT poRT M srJnS Au,r Or 1870

At PoRT MAuoN. Aug. &c, 1870.
SIR-We arrived at Gibraltar on the second of
August, where remained about week. Here
learning of the Capture of Algiers, our destination
was changed, and at the desire of Commodore Por
ter we set sail for Mahon, about the 9th, where we
arrived on the afternoon ofthe 9TH Here we found
Mr. Lee and family, who appeared in excellent health
and fine sprlts. believe it is his intention to leave
this place in few days for France Since his arri-
val he has been staying board ofthe u. S. Fri
gate Java, with Commodore Biddle His departure
accompanied by salute of 10 guns
Commodore Porter intends to 20 from this 10 Al
giers and afterwards to Tuns, where he is determi-
ned TO remain; and he has made the proper
arrangements, he purposes TO return to the States
for his family
The Java, the Lexington and Fairfield. lie sides
our vessel, are now lying in this port We arc
only waiting for fair wind, when we leave this for
AlgIers After leaving the Consul ut Tunis VIC en-
tered cruise of several months but in what quarter
is unknown.
The capture Of Algers has altered materially the
aspect of affairs in the Mediterranean: many specua
tons have been started as to the probable result Of
ths'importaDt event. The situation ofthe inhabitants
is represented as wretcbed in the extreme The
pride, The Indifference, the air of contempt that form
ery marked their character is no lonrer visible They
in clusters in the streets showing by their
tears the losss they have sustained. Tine MANY hun
dTed crpples that fill the Lazarettos and Hospitals
about U.s. prove too satisfactorily that this spirit Of de-
iaDce was not so easily subdued. The place is liter
ally covered with objects OF the most shockino an
pcsrauce:-Some on crutches from the loss of
leg, others deprived oF arGi or otherwise Main
ed. with hundreds more seriously Injured. Il is
said that upwards of nine hugdrod sail were en-
ployed by the French in the Expedition Their
loss has been various!y cst,nGted. at from two o
foue Thousand
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
SOUTH CAROLINA.

We have received the Message of Gov Miller, which
is more moderate than expected, the majority for
notification being found small and doub full to
warrant sky scrapng. The old song is sung with SO
few variations that the reader would learn little by
particular notice of The Message, and we shall
therefore dispense with it,
Tho great question Of Convention and Notification
will not be pressed until late in the ScssoE-possbly
not before it is what the President has to say in
his forthcoming Message-and meanwhc, The cleo
ton Of Senator of the u Safes and Col Prestons
proposition for federal committee seem DO the
pics OF principal interest. Judge Smiths term ex-
pres IN March--and he is to BE- opposed on the
ground OF his being Feierais.-aye! asFcderalistl
lhat Is the ground openly taken, and vehementy
maintained! This whose VIII DC public life has
evInced an unshaken c1nstancy TO the doctrines Of
limited construction; constaucy which was proof aS
galOst that sorest trial to which statesman can De-
exposed Dnority-a consiancv 50 dstinorish-d and
disnterestcd as to have attracted nc respect of the
Unions now, declining to recognize the right of
S. Carolina, to aunul law of the Union,) denounced
as Federalis! IN G2j Judge Smith was MARTYR.
ed by these very nniycrs fr his devotion to strict
construction Such is his rewaTd-and such always.
the moderation and magnaumity of opostates.
Dir Preston proposition alluded 10 in the follow
ing correspondence has been adopted, and commit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
To His Honour. Judge p. p. Barbour.
Mo II

DEAR SIN You have always been very great favoriie
mine admire above a II things, the wav in which
have stuck the People Blow wind might
hot or cold. strong light, adverse frendyit made no
oddsyou still STUCK 10 the People f the People las in 1870
were for the Tariff yoU they changed against it,
did youf they liked this for President your taste
ever found conomng they abused that admirable spirit
of accommodation found you still acquescent- they wheel
ed to the right about and conceived dislike former favor.
ties, love for former objects hatred you never failed IN
wheel simultaneously Your history exhibits remarkable
the uneSanped phenomenon, of being barren single
instance of difference with the People II the pursuit Of
your PTaseworiy resolution separate them il
became necessary to oppose yourself the ties
SELF las in the Of last going YOUR love
Of the People was still found equal TO the sacrifice
Now sir like this. This is Democracy shows The
strength Of your love for the people An affection so
that former opinions recorded sentiments consistency ali Weld
to qualification no wonder People love YOU in return
would he monstrous and unnatural If they did mot
l have great many other things say to you
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aaggg@as - sMgEsa :
BY OTIS. DUNLOP a. co.
SHOES

d. oIto DUNLOP u co.
SHOES.
| On FRIDAY, next, December Sd, at hall past 10
CLOCK VIII be sold at Store. 100 Packages Shoes
VIZ: Meas and Boys Brogans, do. seemed and peg
geo; coarse and iinc Shoes; wclted Shoes;
DO. walking; do Stou, Leather Pumps: Ladies'
Boots Misses and Chldrcns Boots and Shoes and
many other kindS-,D the sale will be ahnn, 1000
pair Penentiary male Shoes.
dec Its o. y. 81 co Aucsts
Wool Hats.
WIN be added to our safe, IN FRIDAY. The Sd
10 cases meas and bays wool hats
dec q n &, O. hncts-
DRY GOODS ar .fL7t 1TOyE
On WEDNESDAY urxt. the - Dec. MINER. a.
10 o'clock will be spf. OR Auction Rooms large
and general assortment of :. asonable
DRY GOODS.
among them are a lev pieces Of elegant spperfie
Cloths assorted coors few plores Cgsi reres hess
snp"rine assorted colors, PoiR' aud D0ile Blankets
extra sues, and superior qualify; orae qaanjitv Of
Saiinets and Cas,uctS, Fiannels cceari, G'a1.coes
Cainset and Tartan Poids, irish Liuan. Lawns and
Dapers, Damask for Table Coti,s Biaek Italian
Stills Black SILK Elandherchiefs, Madras ;idkf. Or
iiaburgs and Brown Holland, Bcacl.ed and Brown
Sh'riings and Shcctrgs, Checks aud Pjaids Bonita
rs and Bombeznes, Booking E,izo: Metdlinr
3iis &c &c.-lctn- Al sale.
u'H % OTIS. DUNLOP {, co. Aucts
In consequence Of 90 p ckagcs of thu above goods
not havIHg rrrvsd, the sale is post ponod till MON
DA \, t' OH INST. at 10 cello k WHOM i, viii nos
lively take place. o. D. 6, Co n,,c.a
dec = ~
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GRTpES
Ertract Of letter 10 the Editors IF The Wig


It would be difficult TO imagine. how little inforfna
ton concerning public affairs has transpred in this
CITY within The last ten days We are given TO I'm.
dcrs'and, however. that from the President down 70
the messengers. ali The executive officers are prapar
ny for Congress / have had small affair to ad
ius' with the Secretary of War which wonlJ not
consume ton minutes of his time; but on every call
] was answered the Secretary is engaged. At length
found notice IN writing in lns audience or AM
chamber, announcing The purpose Of his engagements.
aad his Inability to sec any except on imPortart
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03

~ w., rs me liberty which the assassins invoke
and the Constitution which thew affect tn defcnd
are more pretexts for wardng off the .atona indr-
nauon and escaping the vsns,anc. of the laws Do
not STAN yourselves with the crime which covers
sueh; aehy 'hrm yorr corporation; and very soon
you shall see The punishment ofthe villains who
uSSiace yoh RAFAEL. URDAEr.
BOgota Seat. 23 1880
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NOTICE.

Shall at the hour of eleven, T. NJ on il,o eGtb
day Of December next, for cnsh. Offer for sale mt
The Desp-Run-Prs, 20 the highest bidder. all the
joint stock consisting Of mules machines utensils
&C. &c belonging 10 the firm of Smir, & Gordon r
ROBERT NJ. GORDON
- Surviving Partner.
T. =. The busness hitherto tram acred IN the
name ct Smith " Gordon, ir Will. hereafter be car,
RED on III the zane, 49,! for cs6le interest Of
nov 25--no ids ROBERT nj GORDON
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Valuable Lands for sale.

pursuance OF ID ed ol Trust. dated the It'll
January 1928, aud recorded in the county court
OF Amherst executed by David S. Garland and Jane
IL his wife To Daniel Higginbotham and James
Lyous lr, trustees, trust secure the payment
OF three thousand and eighty eight doilays and nine
% cents WIN interest thereon, from the 10th o!
January 1928, tn Benl2mn w. Leigh and Robpr,
Stanard To satisfy the said debt ard Tho expenses or
the trust,-wIrL BE SOLD, ut public auction 10 the
highest bidder, Tor cash. at he front door Of the
Eagle Hote! IN the city OF Richmond en- Friday the
loh day ct december next. the following lands in
the said Deed OF Trust mentioned and conveyed ana
moro particularly described. VIZ:
One tract parcel of lard living ard being in the
county OF Amherst. tic north side and ADJOINING
iIGfiaioe River and on both SIDES IF Igrinbotham's
Crceh and contaaing one thousand and three acres
TOY meies and bounds III the SAID Deed of Trust de-
scrlbed) made up OF the lands purchased of Henry
! Holloway and William Lee
One other tract parcel OF land containing sixty
acres, adjoining the before mentioned tract and beir
! the same land which was sold under decree of Am
! herst county cnurt of September term 1903 pro
nounced IN the OF DAVID s. Garland. admar n,
l5enlamIn Phlips, decd, and guardian OF GEORGE ID
Philips an infant of William Phliips decd cop,a
painant. against Mary Philips widow and relict OF
w Illam Philips, decd and others, defendants and
being the same land which was convened by Gabriel
Penn TO William Philips, decd by deed t,a ed the
is May i725, and duly recorded 10 the county court
of Amherst,
And one other tract parcel of land adj o;ninr The
iast iheed tract, containing four hundred acres ()y
meeS and bounds the said Deed Of Trusf decrIbcd>
end being the same lane thai was granted ia Aaron
iiigginootham and devised by Jacob Iyrcc the elder
! TO his two sons William and Jacob
The sale will be madc By The subscriber ,,9r- tLo
speciel power. III The Deed IF Trust expressed and
contained to the trustees either of them to make
the sale, ana only such title as is vested by tile sail
decd IN the trustees. Is 80 be soid and conveyed =
And the sale Will commence between the hours o.
- and o'clock of the day of sale above appointed.
! oct 28-i9t ii " C. JAMES LYONS Junior
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lSank stock at auction.

D ~ MONDAY. tAr GIN instant, at 'clo, h. will be
- sid ut HE Coffee II us. los Stare of S,cck
OF ne Bank OF VTgini4, and 90 Sharcs of Farmers
Stock belonging tule estate of tine late VIM Gall,
Esq and VIII be soid BIZ order Of his Executors
Geo LIS LYNCH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03

u letter (post paid) from one of our subscribers
enclosing to us marriage for publications is received
but cannot be inserted.-We have given notice over
and over again, that such communications will not
be published, unless accompanied by responsible
name.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03

iiche'S Tl, haiVtS - quarters J
For sale at tho Exchange and Lottery Office of
dec ; THOS i BIGGER
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ChIckahomiDy Land for Sale.

('4'~tAt*iiShiiitt iLuIti IOT SAFE
IT III h subscriber mpow, rred b, a d, ed oc,rust
4 from Judge Hay and others, Of record in the
Office Of the clerk of Henrico county to sell and he
now offers Tor sale, the estate called AshGeld ron
tanning about nine hundred and thirty acres situated
on Chickahcininy. in The county of iienrico about
seven miles from the city Of Richmond
The estate consists of two parcels: the upper seo-
grated from The lower by slip OF land about four
hnndrcd yards wide The upper parcel contains
about 40, and the lower about 500 acres
On lie upper parcel heir is an excellent bri,t
dwelling house CO by 80 fecr having six larne snd
two small rooms. and four large closets. The horse
was hu1it about the yeat 1914 and is said to be a.
good as any IN the county. The store-room and
gardeners house also of brick The oiher hon
ses, Kitchen servants apar nents stables and corn
housr, &C are of wood. About one.thlrd Of this
tract is, as tod what is called mud land 40 or
do acres Of which cea ed nnd IN meadow which
may witt little roubc, be kept constantly irrigated.
On the lower 'ract. containing about 500 acres
there are barns stables, &c. but no dwelling house
but that intended for the OVerseer 1t has n rood
isclLe Tor dwelling house an excellent sprinr.
ana most abundant supply of fire wood. There is
also an orchard on IT. 1T is represented fIa, Of this
tract, between and two hundred acres are mud
land that may be easily cleared and thar arc errnl
to any land on Chickahornuy
- Inc district Of country in which these lands are sit
uated, is said TO be very healthy and entirely eyorct
from 1guc and fever.
On having the purchase mo, ev and tlle irfc,oet
thereof payable SEMI annually saiisactorii,. e,-
a liberal credit VIII be given 10 the purchaser.
he parcels VIII be sold separately, if Tho nu-cr,
ser rs should 30 desire. ROBERT STANARD
me above property VIII be of ;cd Tor sale n. &C.,.
nc non. hci3Tc he front der Of tho Fool, g.
IN n" City Of Richmond. on Satura = = ~
! 1ih. at = o'cocl III ROBERT SirAN.rr
nov Dds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03

u The reader will find the Second Letter of
Judge Smith to the People of South Carolina, Gu
rIous and piqaant Document Duff Green has repli-
ed at great length, and we in impartiaty bound,
shall republish the material parts of it,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-27

e,a.,. EEs Yssr, JSiy g.
yesterday afternoon, named Thomas o1zbeIiy .s,ys
% W e'gny Of West Desf IIssnd, Who bad Jeff tou III,
rs'1u bone, ooppssy 9th his brother $1,000 =, ~ ~
p DTi',on afssi shd amer drinking 20 down 10 eonyps,s
STATE ne gas tskso 20 ibs houss AiI Park Bfsdv sS
anatWo ehildrsn. " ~ o' VIC
o. Thpr'dsy evening uamod Smith driver Of ono II
toe Do"sy Stages died 10 ou consequences 1fhaVng
drank cold water; while eoToner ygasyst ho Dir,
on ooa ne was called TO inquire another case of ab
"D'cb resulted ifom the same . .-i r-s7 ~ =
man IN the steamboat Commence ON yysdna.da,, - -
spreea by drinking cold wafer that he was unable
Remarkably athletic man and IN f besiS s re was
was said be bad taken large quantity Of water he
entirely overcome by il. - - -.
lady lel yesterday the Park while yvalkns IN eons.
qnencs OF the heat and without difficulty broupbt 90
herself 'oeieniy enable tell where she resided
q, a. one o'clock Yesterday named Emmons lately from
Was dieh ~ an hour and half after being overcome with
we ELECTS Of heat and drinking cold water the corner Of
sullivan and Broom streets - y. -. - -
TWO 70 thee hundred vsers arrived Baon during the
week The Sans Souc Hoe nearly filed with Company
American and European. rHH.. H. go T"'
Ap SCHENECTADY the mercury r,ss IN n ,bo,,.,i =,
shade on the north side Of building 81 degrees on sunday
10 on Monday. and So on Tuesday ~
81 mDgLEowS, Comm Friday tic mercury rose 10 81
~ we 'ade on Saturday 80; Sunday 10 9i on Nondn
and Tuesday TO 90 each day. 'N'
Ar PaogiofscE Wednesday the mercury rose to o5 de-
grees in the shade H H.' " VIZ
A. Boston Wednesday the nurcery rose 10 81 in
the 'hase-the thermometer being placed in room, ybio
opens TO the east north, and west where the air oiteaiss
Isey when has elasticity enough give notion Boston
ah 20 DC iYl OF company fron tie SOUTH whom the editor
@ toureT attempts 70 console lest they may sv
hage Jumped out NJ the frying pan into the Gre Jbs sd,
ss, lai he present y not fair specimen of the Boston
Woame anh kindly advises te southern friends 10 come
again IN January when he says tive san SHOW them bo 90
ahuIaGWre me zee that coolS their Champagne and
makes 'b'er CaIe' and Lemonade 20 delicious"
tTJfcr5 o. HEAr The Phiadsphia Gazette says-Tbs
,o sn nnss or Wedge'day IA the eases of i've PEI.
VINO ad died suddenly ~ ropSequspcs Of DRINKING cold
ae % hon me direct effects Of the suns rays Other in
qus.h were held by magistrates some pefsons Who d
very improper ."Ea ~ .
we ea That sir have died in tvn dave on hoard s
efyeWs Tue introduction Of cold water and he oto
sup had been strictly prohibited This mortality rpust
eoe De asebed 10 the direct effects Of the heat and or,
"aPi over ssernon IN preparing the vessel or ID
ParAbELpnIA, July a.
through excessive heat 1-T'' " ~ "''0''
tTom The Saratoga sonlinei Of Tuesday
oyYLtssipe hsat-Ihe Thermometer Thursday Friday
saturday aud Sunday. at r. ~ stood Cd o. In she ais
Yesterday q The same hour twas a. 90
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ktrtlt1IotrU 111Uf0.
TgEspAY MoRNINe, July ~, 1850.

.ur. suoore the .4n,0ass4dor We were uersuaded
that Gen Harrison was indebted for tho distyust ~
him, manifested by the Government at Boeo,s 10 tho
intrgues OF his successor, and we designed 10 rev,o
Gen Harrsons vindicalion with the purpose of pyc-
senting the circumstances that supported the conel-
sion. we were diverted from ii by the rapid suc-
cession Of political events which more peremp,orv
claimed our attention. aud by the deluy have probably
iosrsome credit which We might have gained for Pc
petration. t,,E-sI {, > +
sWo ind the two paragraphs which follow in The
Daily Advertiser, and Commercial Advertiser Of NJ.
York, both of July esd
49,. From tho N. Y. Cou,mercial Advey,;ss,
hss,on 70 Colombia The Troy Sentinel advs,,;ns 10 ,,
OF me investigation Instructed b the new asen, OF the
cesso Mr. Henderson,, the Honorable results OF which = ss,
gentleman and to General HARRISON win 10 due time NO doh,
Ar ~ ~, mentions circumstance in relation to the con-
ue OF VT MOORE which have before heard thosrh
we are by no means surprised at H. s-" to's"
continuation OF this train OF incidents 10 unfa 10
W., NiooIe DOM as minister and man. Is now stared on
,no snony OF the most respectable letter. lately scsved Ia
hs country from Colombia, that -Yrrs had taSsn Place
Pickett Esd mat they had personal reneonfre ~.
further disclosures connected this rupture Iufn
a he sIoundles suspicious against Gen Harrison wsre
uaceaoe 10 ms successor who had undermined Ms 60,
character, that his accusations no oose heea.d
colombian government and midst of the 49,;
wnch no haa alei he had left taken =.
,ne neghoohood 10 avoid the contempt which he had d,s,
upon himself" ~ ~ a uiawn
From tie NJ DAILY .qdo.rh,cr
massachusetts paper, in speaking OF Mr. Moore o,r
seo munster I'D Coiumbia saysWe have cen in The 49,.
Papes some intmalon Of expected deyelopen q. - ~:
iS snee nc mas been at Bogo,a An exract of .,er
WHICH we nave seen roma gentleman BoQn,a 70 hs fs,hs,
N ms country, strengthens the probability OF Yuch S..,
more than inmated in this letter thar he has 49,
who has recently joined another parv md MI -
his intention OF exposing Moore. - 80 t"'sA'
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An Epitome OF allowances made to Amos Binney,
late Navy Agent AT Boston, on portion of which
Miles King relies furnishing precedent for some
of his claims ~ zigQ ~ So - I.-l * : 80
Mr. Kinney had been Navy Agent from 1919, and
ut the December session of Congress- 1924, was
nominated for disappointment; but his nomination
vas not confirmed ''-aaE r5g b. ~ E.er.eE -
In an account rendered from Ist Jan. to 5,h Feb
1926, no set up claim for Sa28iT 88 for loss on
Treasury NOES. EsaEf. 4es= aEara- q Ia7E7
In the settlement of his account up to eosh April,
1925 made on the i2th May, the following allowan-
ces were made, viz: = , ar.l n ~ e-f-"l -,