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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19
AttrttOtU sales.
BY DAyENPORT, ALLEN a. co.

Dh DANENPUET. ALLEN ~ co.
GROCERIES,
On MONDAY, the 10th instant at 10 o'clock nj
our auction storea general assortment of Groceries
aP 10 ID. A. a. CO. Aucts-
WIN be added to the above sale, THIS MORN
iN"' ! G IbS N. Orleans Molasscs
do. n o. Rum
Is do. Baltimore Whiskey
10 do. w. /. Molasses
10 do N. Orleans Sugar
30 bags Coffee
3 sacks Almonds
10 boxes Lemons =
10 do. Oranges
10 do sheled Almonds
90 bbls Duniop's Beer
% boxes sperm Candies
so do mould do
50 do Soap
90 bundles Portland Hay
90 bbs Mackcrel
Potatoes in barrels
| Rice, Pimento, Cheese Ipd;go
| Cigars, Lamp Oil, Raisns, &c.
| rP - d. A. d. co. AucIs.
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TRUSTEES, SALE

Il NHuc ~ Deed oi Trust, executed by the late Lewis
beaid dated the 10th day Of October 1877 and OF TO-
cora ~ ihs OF office OF the Court Of Hastings Of this city mad,
70 secure The payment OF debt due from HIM to Charles
,'' i've subscribers as Trustees named IN that deed will
w thursday TIVE @Hih OF theprcseut month the premises and
Icay money expose ~ sale auction two lots Of vn
on Shockoc Creek n that part Of the city USUALLY
myos addition aud designated IN tho Map or ran Of liza,
addon by the numbers 81 and 81 There is on these lo, !,
small framed dwelling house lately occupied by the aid ,
and an unfinished BRICK building '"'
The sale will begin between II and II o'clock
ROBERT GNATHNIE,N,
'p '-eo'ds iChN &. WILLIAMS
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Stanton, April Q, 1880.
From the STAUNToN SrEc~AroF.

n. B-Thc Summer Session will Commence on the
lst Monday i'll May next, when it is expected tina,
the seminary will be furnished with phiInsordical
and chemical apparatus Miss Schordn continues
her @hu instructions in the musical department, and
it is hored that she will continue to receive rho
ronage of The public. Her terms of tuition are to he
SIS per session She also intends teaching her ycr
nacslar tongue, the French language, to which I'm
dertaking she is believed TO be ennently Competent
TILE& THATCHER, Principal.
Stnmnton. Anril 10. 1880 y, q
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

VALUABLE BOOKS.
ScAruLA's Greek and English lexicon, vol. Alto.
~ La Places Mecaniquc Celeste (French,) ?
vols. lto
Constables Miscellanics, in ~ vols. I2mo
Ciccro's Works, Latin) in b vols. l2mo
Annals of Sporting, (cold platcs) in i3 vols. $40
GranSers Biographical History of England 300 por-
traits, vols. $40
North American Review, in go vols. evo
Platts Universal Biography, 5 yols. 0yo
British Poets, 25 vols, limo
Percy Anecdotes (plates) 40 Nos. l2,no
Modern Traveller, (plates) 30 Nos i2mo
Ramsay's Universal History, 10 vols 3vo
Harthy on Man, vols, Gvo
| Sales Coran or Alcoran, vols, 8vo
Wilson'S Ornithology, (cofd plates) vols, Ito
| Duga!d Stewards Works, vols $40
London Encyclopedia of Gardening, vol. 8vo
Edmund Burkcs Works, 7 vols, Gvo
Iingard's History of England, 10 vols Gvo
Joncs's metropolitan Views, (lG4 'engravings) /
vol, 4to-For sale by JNO. II. NASH,
aPl7 Bookseller, Richmond.
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MONSIEUR TONSON

NlI.L stand the ensuing Tree Hill near Rich
w nnTd, Va. His Commence Isl February
and terminate list July he will be let mares az 50
uoss me seasnu, winch may be discharged by the payment
OF W dollars within the Mares can insured al 70
dollars One dolarto the groom in every case
Every desirable arrangement has been for che
nudoh on mares sent to this horse. They will be Vasturcd
gratis well fed with grain required Is cents per day and
stalled M all bad weather
One of the subscribers will rive his co,.,,,,
@ 10 mares ~ order that they may be returned 20 their own
es h good condition We be responsible for accidents
OF escapes, but viii use cXeTon to prevent both
monsieur lonson beautiful hay, fifteen hands three inches
sn' WIN black legs, main aud tail lie fney proportion,
"a cSiotng beauty aud power throughout his form His
oo appearance aud performance is equal II supctor
20 any morse on the continent tits colts are kclv ami i'm
h'sh es'"naUon. THOMAS WATSON.
o. ZOO ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Hill, Jan. o. I51-c9,,
~ virtue Of decree NJ the court Of KIM & Queen county
sitting as court Of equity tho subscriber conni,s,on
CT TOT the purpose appointed viii sell highest uer for
ready money, on the premises, Tuesday 2Oth dav of
Ap, 1880, the tract Of land which Andrew Wilson de-
dIcd sciLcd and possessed in King g. Queen conn
w, near Charleston The decree was made IN cause in u;rb
homas Jones, aduOr &C, Of Franklin Scott is conplanant
against the heirs Of Andcw Wilson, Decd deits.
CHARLES HILL.
" ; am authorised by MIR Thos Jones to saw tba, be
WI receive from the purchaser bond with Good secri,v
payable ut the end o twelve months from tho day Of sale ~
e amount Of sale, except much as will pay tho costs m
u' AND expenses attending the sale the to carry interest
iom tho day ul sale. q 'ItiII
I-law6w $3.50
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S TIE a TER COLUMBIA
FOR BALTIMORE

This superb and feet boat com
manded by Jas. -iitcheLf willeayc
&2ssSEz13t<ss3. .h1r}oik on FRIDAY next. IG,k
inst at 9 O'Clock p. M. for Raj
more where she will arrive in time for the Mornn.r
Lines for Philadelphia.
The PrSpriG'ors OF the COLUMBIA in placipe,
hSr upon The above route, are actuated bv ,Eirc %,
please and accommodate the public. as well Ne -
nance Their own ntorGsrs-and they feel con6dcn,
that m Offering for the public accommodation 50 @
cor, they may calculate upon liberal patronage.
transportation of both passengers and Crrib s .h,
~uI carry 2uoo barrels, and accommodate in sum,
nor style 100 Passengers: she is constructed viii
eo.Gre engine and carer boilers, has 7e births per
gether whhcr unryu'lcd speed rciIc, icr NJ ~
superior boat. 49, "'''S
Or Passage and fare s..
=, ,s-Je, II. ROSS, .4geaL
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

.MdSon.-For the Constitution 80, against it 500.
Delegates, Smith $50, Newman 224, Thomas goo.
WynK &. H., April;l3, 1880.
Gentlemen send you the result Of the FIRST days vote in
county, the question of ratyng rejecting the
Constitution. We hope add least two hundred the
present majority This is one Of the counties in the South
winch supposed would dcquiescs the provisions
of the Constitution The East may overpower US, but be
assured we will struggle To the last. Yours, &c
Const'uiion-For rstiyins H. for rejecting Co3-majohy
jG2.
For the House of Delegates Jno A. Sander 49, Chs l.
Crockett $50, John Stranger 23i.
You may form idea of the feelings Of people, when
fact that of the forty given for rayng
the Constitution, only two were given by nonreehoders
They, with the exception Of those two, voted against
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19

! MARRIED--On last evening, by the Rev. Mr.
sey, TO Miss SARAH Ann KENDRIcT, of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19

DIED-Yesterduy ELLEN WELD only daughter
of Alexander Cushman, aged l6 months. Funeral
this afternoon, o'clock, relatives and friends are
invited 10 attend.
Why should for the bIest
How many when the last trumpet sounds,
Wll wish they had died as young, pure, you
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NEW GOODS.

IL. RUSS, .Ig'eat,
i'dticrS1n 81. Hart. fSrUjuo,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19

Tickets 81, Halves ?. Quarters I.
Fox tickets call at the Managers Office.
YATES 81 MCINTYRE.
ID l6 Managers
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MANAGERS OFFICE,

TGNHE Following are the drawn numbers OF the
Il Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 9:
p, co, So, ., ~, 4, 6, IS, 5, 90.
-, 40, GO. Capital OF 5000
!, 80, co, do 100
Both sold ut the Managers Office
YATES g. MCINTYRE,
up 10 Managers.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, Extra Class No!0 draws
at 10 o'clock in the morning, at the Eagle Hotel,
Day after To- Morrow.
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p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.

Drawing OF the Maine State Lottery, No. 10:
l8, B, 42, II, Sc, 81, %, 80, As, 50.
no, %, 81, 46, Prize of 5000, besides several
of 500 were sold and paid at NY Prize Office.
Day after o-Morrew, the ID small Swamp Lotte-
ry, No. l, Extra, will be drawn.
Capital Prizes, $4,000, 1000, 1000, 1900, of
1000, of 400 OF 800, of 200, Sc.
Tickets s., shares in proportion for sale at
npl9 =: CiUBBS OFFICE.
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ap I6-d6t
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BIGGER,S OFEICE-

BIGGER'S OFFICE.
DRAWING of tho Grand Consolidated Lotto
- ry, Glass No q.
g. 90, 81, ?, -, (, c, %, 8, y.
Dismal swamp Canal Lottery, Extra No. I -,
Draws al the Eagle Hotel Wednesday mining "a 10 ocIock
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 81 only, halves ,, quarters l. for sale in
every variety, as usual, at
az - BIGGER OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-19

From hc LynohJuyg Tirgjnidn. Of .1prH 10
The NaatUiHo Commalce.--Tho Washington Tel
cgruph hos undertaken to reply To the Iucrics which
svc addressed to 'hc editor Of the Nashville Rcnuh.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06
steambOat Arrangement

o.. la future, the steam Packet
FRANKLIN,
L---I.{atT Captain james N-vitt, master, VIII
sseTySS~ssSS leave Ral,;more for the District oi
CllnpiA on erery Wednesday. q! otlOcs, r ~
tn, PnU has 'ece lt,v undergone ataorough repairi
trc,hin4 fitted up t,,teiuy and commod'ons;
AL sbit IS still mIre mportan', she has n new ana
,l1er,or boiler. on the most improved pan
rse1Sers viii receive every attention 10 make
len comfortable
The FRED RhRSB HRG, Captain b Jenkins
viii leave B4Inire at ner usual hour erery Saturday,
as GelJok p w. june ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06

sugar. roGee, Molasses, NC
cn HiiDS New Orleans ST. Croix, and Porto Rico
on sugars
$500 los loaf aud lump sugar, part steam refined
20 OUO lbs coffee part strong scented RIO
10 bag superior old Java coffre
80 hhds retailing moasses
S8 chess. half chests. and boxes gunpowder,
imperial. aud youn hyson teas, late 'mpor.
ta;ions, part, the 'elsiile's rer, superior
teas
5000 Ibs cotton warn, Nos. IS at factory prices
5000 lbs heavy Sumatra pepper
8 tons shot, assorted Z TO No lo
ceroons first quslity Spanish indigo
20 quarter casks Dry and sweet Malaga
10 Indian barrels WINE
90 o S Sasc, prime Goshen cheese
Ground alum aud sack salt
With a general assortment of wines, liquors, spices
dive sufs gunpowder, chewing Tobacco .. soap. candles
ayd other Groceries, for SALE OIL credit or fof cash
payme-t t, at moderate prices, by
SAMUEL. b LARMOUR 20.
or The Leesburg GeniuS off liberty, ana "srreh'on
Spectator viii pease insert this three weekly, ana
send their accounts 10 the Office OF The phenix ga
80 ~ "N' sept "A
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Eutice
The Steamer
rOLUJIBEA,

The Steamer
DD COLUJIBEA,
E,.,-ANvCaptj James Mtchei'' viii leave
sSS6H1zk Baltimore every SATURDAY, at four
os.,:x. p. " for the Distric; Of Columbus return
nt. sin leave Washington on every "Wednesday al I'VE
Sink. AMI ,lexaniria at seven o'clock, A. NJ
lrNA april Is JAMES th"iN' agent
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NJ Aicimes, Chemicals. Druss,
DYE Stuffs, Paints, Perfunery,
Bronzrs, Varnishcs, Brushes, &C.

1--WE StuHS, RANTS, IeIiuihCiy .
Bronzrs, Varnishes, Brushes, &C.
7EViE .ubs r,bers offer sale general assortment
/ OF aforementioned s,ticl,s, which Phys'cians,
coauuy Merchants and Others win find 1T their int
rest To call and examine Among the new medicines
have received supply of
Jnitbe Paste; ar, Pcct0ruI Gum:
This Incidence besides its mild nature. possesses a
pleasing tast, color and form. The jujub, paste has
been used lately, with the greatest success; ii
is soft enug pectura and calming; it etiectuslly APP
peases cUush aud sotens the pituious humor in the
breast and hroAt is chiefly beneficial to persons OF
dry constitution, with ,endercy 20 phthslc and to
those v ho a,r 'i4b'- hoarscness aud loss OF voice
Dye SuHs-Consisting of loswood, hache-
wood, rewood, csmwood. hrazii dust, Brazletto
ustc, cochineal, matder, turneric cudbear, indigo,
arnalo, blue vitriol, alum, copperas, cream tartar,
pear'osh, sc
Perfmery-Of the following kinds: Cologne
water '>r.,y mix Of roses, lavender "a'er' rose do
orange aawer do pomatm tvaret,] OH cedra', cas-
STA, nerol lavender and burgamottc, powder pulls,
hair powder vn,grc lie rouge. vegetable rouge, &c
Soaps.-Cream of soap for shaving, IA supe-
ror :iucie.) RS. Windsor, varc gated, White ba sud
Castil-
Paints, Bronzes and Tarnshes-Composed
If chronic YEA red do. grreni russia" blue +,
white lead, ,crgr red leal, l'hatge rose PINK, drop
lake L IRA lie sienna, also, blue and gree" snais'
iro>ting, red green, yellow aud white bronzes; gold
leaf and Dutch metal, cupal varnish, aad spirit, OF
turpentine; glue and sari papcr; new supply OF
or und pant sash tools and c.mr ha'r brushes, al
SIZES Which viii he sold accommodating terms
bv WILLIAM LANPHiER & Co
sant92
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For Irei n,
Notice

Notice
On r. 3. the ilth instant, the
a38n Steamboat POTO-h.fC
= Nse,viilre>um "srf"rmer r""'e from
'STyrSu<z64SsaZ Washington aud Alexandra e"
80, on, p.,a;, aud Rich no"d
'G LIVING washington on Fr'iH ats, and ,i'S'"lr"
- ,6.r,P,,. AID arrive a. Norfolk GA "a
t,,l,y 4iterrOJ1 ,,L
1--we V.,,,lk on SnNlN mor"'nS' at o'c'0cS'
....y. II Ri,iin ,ul IN the evening
i.,.. l,,hm mi on TUESDAY m'rn'nS AT 0 "'e'ocsi
..-,., !, Ta.i,s on the same evening
r.,.y,-i,S on wednesday m'rn'ng, AT neioeSi
-, ,-xanl,;a aud Washington an rhursds!
'"e n WAT1LES,
Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-06

Choice Wines.

SAO1OO w khVS.
yVIHE subscribers have in store great variety oil
4 Wines. warranted pure and Of superior quality:
MADEIRA, in pipes, half pipes, and quarter casks
Pale Sherry. in l'alfp'pes H.
Champagne
Sicily Madeira
Malaga, tIaret tJc.
Mbberfs best g. own Stout and London ::
For sale by the cssk or quantity
sept2I A. e.. CAZENOVE u Co.
MoAnsses, Yea, &c.
IOIIN Il LADD offers for sale
- II hhds retailing nolssses
3cheSts young Tyson tea, I" MENTORS" cargo
9ppes 6
6 barrels sperm oil
10 barrels vinegar
Is boxes muscsdcl raisins
So boxes yellow soap
barrel cloves
1000 bushels ground alum 2.ah
$50 sacks blown liverpool filed "N
$50 barrels No. 8 I L,
81 kids No mAck'reI
80 barrels Nos. aud 2 herring
10Ou pounds Goldfish
100 reams wrapping paper
400 gu.,ny bags
20 pieces tow cloth
l40 gTndstOnes
case combs, assorted sizes
Freehorn's ploughs, mould boards, shares, &c.
sept2l
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HeINOVaA.

sNIH Subscriber respectful. informs his friends and
The public, that he mas removed his establishment
lsV IGOR TO the Franklin House Hotel, few doors
'e So cd stand; where he continues To carry on the
Saddle. Harness -, Trunk business,
~ an IT'S FlRIOIrS BRANCHES
ia tenders his grateful acknowledgements to his
icl and he public, tor the LIBERAL patronage he has
'ered from them; and hegs leave to assure them,
hU, v!lh IN, aid OF the best workmen, and an an,
'e supply OF the most Choice materials, he VIII De
A'v u 5vn.er entire satisfaction tn those who may
Please To tyor him with their business Gather By order
D. psrsoall sHphcstion
de has on hand at tins time, and will continue to keep
avg a,s,'maat Of the following ar,,cles. wholesale
'1IeiiiL on the most moderate terms.
t"Int sprng saddle,
N,"s saddles bss quality stuff flaps
DO do do PLAIN
DO do common 10
laue,' 10 be,I aud common
fv AMI steel bitto d ord-s of various kinds
fni-l and steel mounted uarhngales
,'.,,bsss Of the hates. fashion. and common
,e..s,es AMI carpet travelling bags
''''slmuunied carriage harness
do gig do
NrAsS and Iapan mounted gig harness
'H'ed, brass and iapanued amounted earryall har-
Wagon, cart, anil dray harness
F'e buckets and hslters
Andslso general assortment of
hs19! Hard Leather IiureHing Trunks
And 4 great variety of
'lE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
th'ed steel aud brass spurs
rated steel and brs,> brille bits and stirrups
SalVetrees and buckskins, assorted
6utain skin saddle covers
sh saddles neatly coveted with hog buck, and calf
>'l' and Quilted at shortest notice
~ Nddes, harness. and trunks Ut all kinds, repair
sat The shore,s, notice
JAMES VANSANT.
., Aooy, shout Is wears of sge, viii be taken as
pp'enoce TO the above business. One from the
----ls'y would be preferred sept 80
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'.NIE Subscriber respectful. informs his friends and
L he public, thathe nts removed his establishment
isv .q0r to the Franklin House Hotel, few doors
'e' s o'd stand; where he continues To carry on the
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Choice Wines.

vBHHE subscriber is this day receiving, from the We.
locity, direct from Madeira, select assortment OF
fine JPINES, from the celebrated house OH Howard
March J' Co consisting Of
pipes
Is hogsaeads
80 quarter casks, and
l6 eighth pipes
Among which are the finest Grape Juice" Lou
don particular Burgundy. and Iints; oH Of whieh he
offers for sale on the favorable terms He has 90
hand, of former importatons, wines OF same k'nds>
! "h;cb he otT.rs for sale at reduced prices
.ugIo GEO. JOHNSON.
r The Telegraph will please insert the above ones
q week for two months. ard send accplnttc G. J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-18

tion were swept away by our new constitution, and
the prosperity that followed the result OF
srgng the circle OF free trade, which stimulated
industry and gave Astonishing impulse TO e.
sources. The influence Of the carrying trade our
commerce, generally, has been much over rated.
But couceding all. its advantage to our nav CATION
before 1907. our own cotton, which ha. been snb-ut
ed since the for the colonial produce which for
mery employed ships is Of Infinitely greater lin
pOranc- TO navig alton. Had have possessed be-
tore 1907, now, million If bale. Of cotton. worth
more thsn equal to the whole OF our exp rs, either
foreign or domes'ic-had we have hal that item to
swell he channels Of commerce With EUROPE. we
nigh, o6tably have spared all III. crrrying trade
ever enjoyed Besides this addition 10 the
Of agricultural produce, we have more than dou-
bled population Europe has increased hers: and
there ought now TO be much larger intercourse be.
tween two cont'n nts, whose means OF consumption
have been enlarged by fifteen years OF undi. turbed
commerce and inlu.try. We have had since the war;
other aud powerful advantage The vast American
dnminions OF Spain have been liberated from colonial
bondage, and their trade is open 10 foreign nations
We have besides enlarged our rcsources, by adding
the Of Florida and Louisiana, for the latter
contributed little nothing to navigation be fore
1907. Yet, with all these powerful adv sntages, our
own tonnage, entering from abroad, Che best critic
ron Of trade) in 1898 actually 265 O95 tons less
than entered in 1907, (See No. 81 We had, more
over in the first eighteen years of merciai
prosperity TO contend with the most pow rful maritime
nation in the world; who had swept all her enc
mics from the ocean, and who not shut out ON
Europe ill Prussia forced, i'm 1896 and Russia,
in 1907 to join in the continental system IL at this
period we terminate the tonnage table in que son.
To be Continued
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FROM MEXICO.


The editors OF the n. O. Mer Advertiser of the 25tb
ulumo, received IRON of the passengers i'm the schr
NJ ARIA Nenanza, arrived the previous evening from Cana
peachy, accounts from Mexico to the 4h of January
they learn that President Guerrero has been driven b
the public voice from his Office to his seat of Tristla
near the city. During the vacancy of the Presidency
thc government was in the hands of Don Pedro VeeZ
General Quntana and Don Lucas Aamen; Maniau Ia
the new Minister of Finance-Castro formerly Fir,,
lturbide is placed at the head of the judiciary Gen
Santa Anna had also retired his country seat-but il
was understood he had proceeded Vera Cruz TO rye
In h's adhesion TO the government In other re.
specs the country perfectly calm without any nro.
pcct OF sudden commotion.
COLOMBIA
controversy 10 going in of the da lv iour.
n 'i' on the question wh-ihrr Bolivar int.oj. ..
'n'k' hin'c king, and whether the province Of Vo
nezuela bass plrAtei him ii fom r- of the .pb.
y c. We cannot say that The sputani. have mazda
me case very clear. AiGhonghu is p obAbIe enough
hat different opinions entrra'n"d b. some Of iii.
INST prominent citiz of Colombia az 10 the 70 m Of
government 10 b" adopted, the design of fmniinp =
monarchy and Of p 'cng himself the head of it, 10
nor, that we can perceive, brought home TO the Iibs
ra'or The Reddcfor, Spani-h paper published hsr,
says Of the accounts from that country
1.-The devil NAV knew how things are go:rg in Co
'"'nha The truth s. every thing j. at sixrs and ,e
ven; AMI OILY col FUSION disorder dsrust and ia
quiet reign there, IN the other countries of Sp.-
nlsI America. In some parts they with 10 crown
bolvar IN Others they r-bel against him openly: ,cms
call him the father. others The tyrant of the counv
command the mi y fmc =; and in the man tim.
the people are suffering from oppre sion and ,ov.rv
win ds many HAS ers as there ar. soljer.."
NJ. Y. poxf
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he was about hmself imme6 to state, that the su,
plus alluded TO was in different fund, for which APP
preparation at all was made in 1926 and that, con,c
queny, the increase OF forty thousand dollars, in the
diplomatic service Of the present year. over the last
was not owing to any such surplus being added to the
appropriation Of 1929. IL increase Of expendi-
ture owing as the gentleman from Pennsylvania stat
ed TO the recall OF the Foreign Ministers aud the outfits
OF their successors. Surprising this matter To be now
understood all round IN. House, he should say no moro
about it, &c.
After some further remarks from Messrs. Everett,
McDntie Cabreleng and Norton, the bill was order.
ed to be eugrossed,