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all who may he affected by IT, Congress alone can grant
relief But may be proper, in the an,ime adopt
measures for a,ceraining at the respective custom
houses when the goods appraised the Of the
Increase OF duty which may accrue from the average
upon the best articles In each package to all goos
ordered before tho PRONUNCIATION OF the For this
purpose you will in all where The duty has been
or may be, charged upon such DDS according to the
value OF the best articles contained in the package.
cause all such goods be examined and Apr aised
in the same manner II they had no, been subjected
to duty on such valuation, end will register to
he kept OF such spprai.ement: so hat IL Cosgres
should see proper the duty may be charged according
iy This proceeding however, IL not in any 10 In
terrupt the execution of the 81 section Of the act in
mean'ime but the duties all such articles are be
charged and paid secured D the same nanner as il
no such apprasement il herein dir ected had bee
made. This additional appraisemept may be discontnu,
ed at the close OF the present year.
am, respectfully, your obedent servant.
S. ID. INGHAM,
Secretary Of the Treasury,
To the Collector Of the Customs
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From Bell's Life in London, of Son, r
TR OT'TTylcG EXTrR9OR DINc1D =

The celebrated American horse, Ton Thumb {,
whose lea' o. rotng one hundred miles in harnes. in
httIe more 'han ten hours Sunbury Common ex.
cited so much sstoDi'hment some time back again
made hi' appearance in The Sporting World nm Monday.
and performed TASK scarcely lees surprising and Ger
country Itsppesrs that, shortly before Mr. Jsckson.
the late proprietor Of THE no1pnre in hor.sa ,sb oc
ted tbi' country, be sold him 10 Mr. Osbadestone and
hr. Osbaldssione has ever since tlsed bir, y, =
omInon hack IN his buggy. Some Hrna sinee The s,b
CT Of iroiiipg being the fops In sporting crcie
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AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

FENHE subscriber, in reference to publicat In
IA previous paper, contempates the establishment
CT an Insthuon where the English language alone
WIZ be taught, comprehendng all the most useful in
Hructoh 10 be derived from complete KNOWLEDGE of
Inc more perfect knowledge Of history ancient and
odeTnJ with its application to and thinss-psogta
nhy-and the practical use Of figures in their almost
limited extent with the whole round OF natural plioso
phy-wii be esteemed valuable exchange for the s,u
ny on Tie DEAD languages. especially even curiosity
seit can now be gratsd in the reading OF ftansIaons
rom AL The most important Litn aud Greek authors
n professor viii be employed, whose reputation has
oeen tested by the practical Institution of General Van
hrnssalaer and apparatus furnished for course of sci
ehihc education. AZ the prevailing motives of the
suDcfiber are to educate only under his eve
anl TO have afforded him fair opportunity OF demon
sraiing the advantages hs mode Of education will
sess he would be unwilling to engage in the underiak
ing, OIL er than under the expectation of obt,nin
cass OF on- dozen boys, from to 10 years of ave TIC
sum OF l25 dollars per year will be the charge for boad
and tuition Every effort will be made 10 make The
heory and practice OF agriculture agreeable and inter
esng 10 The student, aud, far a. will be reasonable
substitute Tor the ordinary plays and amusempnts The
nau'', ana moral advantages Of this location Of country
WIN me enlightened views and steady habits OF i,s peo
Po' make u every way desirable TO the educaoo nj
yous' ana the many institutions in this vicinity will
Ve more or under the supervision OF the Rev vii
nam meade, ~ho conducts classical school on the all
lo'hing arm, and to whom reference here male for
uher information on the subject or TO the subscrber
Viog near the White Post. Frederick county Virginia
RICHARD X MEADE,
Oct. 26. W.:
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SWIFT Nv TJJE IIfTE gJ-

discovery has been made by Mo Aloniiah AIDE,
respectable hrmef II this county, which we tbint
hciy. Mr. Alden gives il AZ his OPTION from exps,
menis he has made that smut il Produced from
shrveiled kernels Of wheat. He made the diaoove,y
y "9shing one part and screening ihe other part 81
.he wheat he sowed in the sano field ard by soyins
escn part by Itself On that part OF the field with wab
90 wheat there was smut, and that part own with
scIeehen wheat there was none. At the snggestor
We same experiment, has been succsssfuy tried nv
o'"e''' GByddfard Pa. Settler
PUR CHaSE or TEXTS
LtTTLERocK, Sent. %. A IL anhien. Of ll,n Nh.
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| q IHiCKAHOMlNY LAND FOR SALE-J'he
- subscriber is empowered by deed of trust from
'uoge hay and others, of record in the office of tb
o'e'h Oh Henreo county 10 sell, and he now offers far
sae' me estate called Ashed, containing about nine
hundred and thirty situated on Chick homin T.;
me county OF Henrico, about seven miles from he
city OF Richmond. NUN mo
me estate consists OF two parcels: the INNER ssn.,
co from he lower by slip OF land ABOUT iour bupdrd
the lower about 500 acres '' ''V' anu
On the upper parcel Their is an excellent bricL dual,
ing hsuse, o2 by 32 feet, wing six large and two
small rooms and four large closets The boure go
ABOUT the year 1914 and said be az good az anv
'u ne county, The sto 'e- Dom and gardner's bouse
are also OF brick The other hoises kitchen servants,
apartments stables, and courthouse, &C. are of wood
hoou, one thrd OF this tract is as am told what ia
CARED nud land, 40 As acres of which are cIear.J
anu IN meadow which may, with little trouble b., hen,
constantly irrigated. 70 "eP'
on The lower tract containing about 800 arres thar. 49,
but no dwelling hou &C. but Ina intend
ed for the Overseer. IT has a good scite for d,,,;
house near an excellent spring and most abnndans
supply OF hre wood. There is also an orchard nm n,
represented, that OF this tract batween ons snJ
TWO hundred acres mud land that NAV ba s.s;i,,
tba' are equal to any land on Oh ckabominv
Inc oisr Ct oil country in which these lands are ~,
ua'eu, Is said TO be very healthy, and entirely exemn,
from ague anu lever. 1P'
On having the Purchase money! and tbs ;n,...
hefeoi P,ya6ie semi-annually satsfaciorjv secn,sd
.0efa' Gre dit VIII be given to he purchaser
Inc parcels viii be sold separately If The nu,.bo.ax
II -. ~ "os"e' ROBERT STANARD,
10y -
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"Mucn YEr rrMA,Ss us,uS."
From The .Nsc Moati'y Magazine for September
The FArHERLESS.


THE FArHERLESS.
Byr HAYNES BAyLy.
Some hither, tits thy father, boy!
Receive him with a kiss.
'Oh, mother, mother! do not Jest
On such Il theme ma this,
Though was but little child,
How bitterly cried,
And chung to thee in agony,
When my poor father died.
Como, child, this IL no timc TO weep,
Partake thy mothers Joy;
The husband ofmy choice will prove
"A parent To my boy
ooh, mother, mother, say not so,
! cast no blame on thee,
But you gay stranger cannot feel
"A fathers love lor me-
Come, boy, tits for thy sake wcd,'-
NO. mother, not for miRe,
do no, ask in all the world,
One smile of love thine
say why is the widows veil
so early thrown aside
Tho hateful rumour IS not true!
Thou wilt not be bride?
tOh, mother, canst thou quito forget,
How hand ia hand we crcpt
To ry otcR honour'd fathers bed,
To watch hun as he slept;
And do YOU not remember still
His fond but feeble kiss!'
'Alas, such thoughts but little suit
"A dey-of joy-lke this
cor Joy! oh, mother, We must part,
This il no home for me.
I cannot bear To breathe ono word
OF bitterness ts thee.
My father placed my hand in thine,
Aud babe mo love thee well,
Aud how love these tears of shame
May oloqucntly tell.
"rhou say'st yon stranger loves thy child
see he strives to plsasc-
But, mother, do not be his bride,
nsk it GA my knees
j used to listen TO his voice
Nith pleasure, coufoss-
But call him husband! and I shrink
Ashamed OF his caross
Had been younger when no died,
Scarce conscious of his death,
might perhaps have smiled to SEQ
Thy gems aud bridal wreath,
My memory would have lost a ito
So very lightly linkid,
Resgning that dear form, which now
is vivildy distinct
Had been oldcr,-moro Injured
To this worlds cold career
might have sought festival
To check flial tear
Gay banners find gay folowcrs-
But, from their station hurld,
The gay forget them, and pursue
The next that is unfurl'd
Out am ofan age to przo
Tho being in whom blend
The love and the solictudo
OF monitor aud Friend
lie plann'd my boyish sports, and shared
Each JOY aud care felt,
And laugh, my infant lips to pray,
by his sido ] knelt.
yet deem not mine an mpious grief;
No, mother, thou wilt own,
With cheerfulness spoke of him
Whom have been alone.
But bring no other father here
No, mother, me must part;
The feeling that Pm Fatherless
Weighs heavy on my heart
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CIRCULAR TO TIE COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS
IrensMru Depari,namL. Ocioher Sill Ia2n

CIRCULAR TO THE COLLECTORS THE CUSTOMS
Treasury Department. October Sth, 1880.
Sir: Inquiries having been made a to the construc-
non OF the hts clause of the third section OF the act oil
hs 10Th Of May last, "or the more efectua collie cton
OF The impos, duties" some further explanation OF
the views oil the Department on the subject may be
cessary.
The law pr scrbes that. from and after the 3Ob Of
September, 1880. VIII never goods, Of which wool or
cotton is component part, of similar kind but INHERENT
q"'y are ionnd in the same package if not imported
trom beyond the Cape Of Good Hope il shall be The
duty OF the Appraisers 10 adopt the value of the best ar
Of the whole.
The FIRST point upon which explanation has bee n
sought s az 10 the kind Of goods in this clause
The words Of a. law, however, are so clear and com
Prshensive az TO shew no exception intended by the
legislature which IL not exprrssed-uness there be
uces OF wren wool or cotton il component part that
are not liable to an al valorem duty: AZ no Other than
al Vaorefn p OILS are subject to spprasemen II is pre-
sumed That ihe'e only are embraced in the clause
ne second point is as to the size Of the package
as lhls s not hxed by laws and as 1t might greet
inconvenience 10 require goods OF every description TO
be put up In packages Of the uual size each contain
ing artcl's all OF the vaue il was deemed within
the proper If the Department and i'm
win the intention OF the act 10 aulhorzs diminu'ion
OF the SIZE OF The package substitute for the assort
ed PACKAGES which before used Tor the convent.
ence OF tsade in the importation OF certain descriptions
OF articles But, neither the terms of the act nor the
common acceptaton Of The word PACKAGE will admit of
iis being consid red syno1ymous with the words af,.
Gle or piece was therefore not the intention of The
DepaF mem, by the instruction e the 10th Of June 10
authorize the putting up Of goods in single peces I'M
der the denomination Of packages
IN the construction given 10 the meaning of The term
package the Department has sought far az might be
Consistent with the intention Of Congress- conform the
operation OF the law 10 the customs Of trade among fair
Dealers md u IL believed that The circular Of the 10Th
OF June gil have removed all difficulties But If snv
attempts be made, under color Of the construction there
IN given, TO violate evade the law, the party making
such attempts viii subject himself 10 the penalty of The
18th sccn Of The act, which provides that az any pack
age or invoice be made up with intent, by false vsIua
lion or extension, Otherwise, TO evsds and defraud
the revenue, the same shall be forfeited"
II II be found that ire time Fixed In the act (2o,b
Septe mber lS80) for carrying into effect the poyisions
OF the 81 section will have allowed too short notice n,
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hK ~. s. ROYALL having located himself in
~ Cheperheld county, NJ the place, formerly the
residence OF DE- SAINT Patterson off re his profs
~ Of that place. '''''''
O0t' " 44-w1t
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,
AA/ I'LL be offered for sale nj ~ .Lrn.., ~

AA III DC offered Tor sale at n ckman's T.ve,,
Wv near me Premises, on Tuesday, be 2sJ NJ NJ
senoet ne II, " iaif II not on the fair day H. ,e
er mar VaIuabe tract OF lend, known as Truebea,,,
p.g 10 1reenhFier county, on the waters of Meadov
nNer dno Sewell Geek, containing 1I4O acres The
Hedter part OF which is bottom land unrIeareJ 80 e
me hrs' quality. This land lies about 20 mile 60.
from Lewisburg and 30 from the White Sulphur S,;ns
ne turnpike road, from the mouth of Dunsps Crs.r
70 'hs salt works on the Kenawbs, passes d;sas',.
through It, IL is admirably adapted Tor grains 90
e.; ne situation on The Turnpike will sfIord sssdv
,'S ,or s 'duce AID render ii excellent stand or
me land will be cold in body or in eonvenen, ,o,.
soi' Purchssefs The terms will be one.,brd ear
ano 'ne femanJsf 10 one aud two years, Or N ,bos.
wishing TO purchase, much prefer it, third " s
ne remainder in one, two and three yesrs vim da
o, "ns. 10 emher case to secure The payment e)ns ~
~ OF US VIII be at F'aysers Tavern Ge~ i.burS ~
oays before the sse, and should no, obiect y,
t,,e & proposals privately Letters, in the mean
g J6S;E 5. ARMISTEAD, Buckingham c. RI.
GEoRGE w1 ". fiNsi,E SI : Po~hatau C. n.
Oct. 3. .
d4-fds
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NOIICE.-PersoDs indebted to the firm of ri. q
Cochran, are requested TO come forward a. 49,
their accounts. ~" "Io seUIe
lhey are DESTROYS Of closing their business az earv
mediate attention OF those concerned. July ~. 2s,f
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Extensive Executors Sale Of Siapes and Other Per
s0ndk Estate
n Shall offer for sae Public Auction n, tbe pI.,
~ ,alon OF the late Daniel Grinnan, deceased called
PRESQU' ISLE. in the County Of Culpeper. on the
I I aay o, Deesmoer next the sale TO continue from
DAY TO dsy until the whole shall he sod the Personal
Property which belongs TO the Esiae of the deceased
on mat Pianta'ion, consisting in part of FYv
and Sirty SdUeS 6eftceen 20 and 80 Horses seve,sS
Brood Mares OF the First blood, about one hundred
Head OF Horned Cattle, large Stock Of Sheep and
Hog' about 100 Barrels OF Corn a large quantity of
hay Fodder, &c Plantation Utensils Carpenters and
bae ksniihs' Tools Household and Kitchen Furni,ur.
Copper Sun, one OF Chanders best Surveyors Com.
passes WIN Chain and Pleuog Insrume with many
other articles too tedious 10 enumerate.
Ii is con6dently believed, that in proportion N tho
quantity OF Property that will be offered for sale lar
yer proportion oil very valuable Property was never Of
e'e. a, pubhc sale In Virginia. The Slaves are gem
orally likely, many OF them very much 20: and amon1,
,hem IS very valuable blacksmith young and heal
OF tbs Best Blood in the State The Stock nj S,,,,o
Sheep and Hogs, are Of the most improved breeds
many OF them now tit for market, and we'll worth the
attention OF Butchers The Furniture Of superior oua
ly. W Farmers and others, DESTROYS of nroc,,rin~
Vaurble Stock, will do well to ate nd this sale as an
o 3o'tun''y OF procuring such will seldom occur
The terms OF sale follows: The Slaves will be sola
or Cash. the residue Of the Property upon credit of
~ months Tor all sums above Forty ars under that
0tsn, 'he purchaser giving Bends with approved se
curly, 10 oear Interest from The date; but as IL is inn
po'ant TO the interest of the Estate that should bs
dDe 10 command the funds at specified time I will
her Bonds Sban ,e interest to those who shall pay
until the terms OF the Sale shall be complied with To
sacrifice OF the properly that may be offered
LOT sale reserve the right OF making one bid in every
case Tor the benefit OF the Estate. Persons DESTROYS
OF viewing an" part OF the Property before the day of
sa'e can do so by applying 10 Mr.. Joseph u EI;D,o
the M snager on the Farm N"PP"'
a. n Continuation Of The Executors Sale.
on monday The 18Th day Of December nert sv;II hs
offered at public sale 10 like manner At the i.,s 80
senee OF Daniel Grnnan, deceased, in The Town If
rreueriek:6urg All tho Personal Estate of said Grin
nan, ~ saa Iown-consisOg of Several House. Ser.
an 'pe Houes.hod and Kitchen Furniture, Carriage
ana hoIsesa light Wagon, Riding Horse considers.
IT,; ,oh OF BOOKS win variety OF other articles too
'he previous adv-rtisement ~ :"
JOHN s. WEXFORD Ex,or
otthe last Win end Tes.msn, .f
Oct 44-tds DANIEL GRINNSn d,
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- HOTEL, CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.-The
" subscribers having taken this spacious and els-
CANT house, are prepared TO accommodate travs Hers and
ooarders, either families or single gentlemen, by the
Gay, week month or year, on the most liberal terms
The Union Hotel is pleasantly situated on f
or Main Street, little below the Market House.
snhceEuy near 20 the business part of the ci.
w. whiie' at the same time, II is withdraw from
the noise and hustle incidental TO more public places
containing near 100 rooms, including parours saloons
&C. all furnished in superior style, combining both
neainess aud elegance.
The tables will always be pentifuly furnished with
such varieties as the market and neighbouring places
anord, ana the bar with the most choice liquors.
Ihe bed rooms are spacious and airy, and the bsds
clean and good and attentive servan with dispo-
son on the part of all attached the house TO please
are calculated TO add to the fol- egoDg recommendation
then will me proprietors not only deserve bat hope to
receive the patronage OF the public. They have good
stables to the house, we'll supplied with pro-
vender and experienced ostlers.
me General Stage Office is kept al this house, where
seats in all the different, Stages may he taken
I'M. ii. SHIELDS.
aug 81 33-u JOHN ARMISTEAD
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"ASHINCTON HOTEL. RrcHmoSp. v.
w The Subscriber having leased this old and weIs
known establishment for term, Of years takes mis-
opportunity to announce 10 his friends and IN. nuhI;
generally and particularly 10 the former visiters Al the
house, that will be opened for the accommodated Of
company, on the first OF October. II IL now undsrco
ing thorough repair. aud will be fitted up in Main,
but ueat style, with beds, bedding and other
furniture, all new, and OF the best kind His Stryan;s
att sDiive and experienced, and hi. Bar-kreper. mo-
lite and accommodating His Bar shall at all time. b..
well supplied with the best liquors aud wines and his
Table with the most choice decacies Of the season
which the city and country afford and he aat,ers
himself that by upreRiting attention 10 his business be
WIN give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGroN HorEz is situated In the mo 1
pleasant part oil the city, mme ely opposite the Can't
'o, and contiguous to all the Public Offices and but n
snort distance from the Theatre the Banks the Basin
the Warehouses, ard the Offices Of the principal lers
OF the city; and at the time sufficiently lar remov
ed to afford gentlemen quiet rereet when thew vish
10 retire from hustle aud noise OF The snch
are the local advantages OF this house. that NAV ven
ture to affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond eli
Their ON business for pleasure, will find II one of the
most pleasant situations in the city.
In addition 10 what transient custom he NAV be IA
vored WITH the subscriber will be able 10
twenty-five or thirty BOARDERS, by the week,
month, or year, on the most reasonable terms
ROBERT c. MACON
Sent IL 3S--f Late Of Goochsnd Court. House.
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secretary oil the Treasury,
To the Collector of the Customs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-22


oaiancs wHca n'xb, be- found dae to The Coy
eminent? Why was IL, that the ietters of Major
Eaton showing Remittance, tn him nj .no tollc,
from Mr. r,nI.rl T.. ,,,,,, n,;,LLaII 49,,
nv. ",. ifn.oe.'aH' were withneh, when he deliv-
'eu 'i's. i"ocriazc, as ne declared eli her bus
oanu private papers anu IotterH Why copies
OF these letters taken out of this Office carefully held
up until TiInbeflske was rerorted n ,lef,u,,er all
tho, rr;y., 81, ,,..J =. 49, e'e
E,,on, xyi,.- - NJ IN q 80 cV,au' y" 'j"r
Wy WIS Mr. 1inocrlakes letter book mu-
anu wnen II was produced, why were many items
erased. altered. ard reduced in ,,nount yv,,, h,.
he IN t..,, crad;,c - 1,nLo.t.L., y -
sG.r tha OIL - IN, w ), ''s' So vi, e"s
80 'u0 80 VI sAP.i my oo ne VISIT Mr.. Nor
nan d, NE" forA anu conceal tho fact from me
until learnt N from Lieutenant Nalete while tel
ling he Eae using eyarv cfTort md b.l ..,,
him money I'm min, hin A.. w.L;n.,o,, :.
WIZ Iii a. r.s go :" "ae"'"S'o"
W. P"silfoh haIc Cf Mr. Ii'nbcrlaEe's money
Wnen questioned by AIR Ppnldinr. and become
able TO tell AFTER bein three days in y
Lieutenant ftandoip's the yfcscuce and
ain OF ccrs 10 making current iom the do
ceased Why sill retain private pa.
pefs Belonging TO MIR Timberske. which scs To
DC important Why when he found accsss
would not be given To jr Iinherlakes ser. in tins
dd he attempt, by threats Of complaining Senators ON
whom the accounting officers dependent ;,e;r
To ,nt'ndate them Into a compliance with his .he,? WHY
oin he actually compliant Why public been sii
SEQ With all sorts of false with the casting
ocea, men, ana destroying those who da'e 10 do their
ao assert we rum! IL Lieutenant Randolph explain
aSency ne mas hah ~ all tins consistent gith iu.eg
P'Pose "' oe ie hTs' 10 DO hiH the justice lac mel
y'hs ,,.,,.,;, -. /, 49,.
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aiAgi.iae q fec People On Wednesday la Conmoior,
warrington men absent Engaged s the peffopancs
Puoc duties which bad only e days tfove been
70 nn was Iemovsu bonn HE Office tic Navy
est connected with s removal cannot be pe,ended The
,nis dual who was tale subject VI Presidential sre In
ms nstince s known to his one Of her de-
tenders and Of her most cersbeJ ornau,.,,. in
peace. the gallant and glorious victor of line Epsrri, NJ
ZINE when To Conquer the proud tho seas, ON her
own element the mont chiyai,y
ucian profoundly skilled IN the science Of of 20
mus Cultivated TASTE and ardor who in any other
profession, well an which selected would have al,
tanned the highest enieece; the accomplished he minded
ano honorabe sen'lena mud astbe wose life
ret, this crpwned With natons p,aisss admired and
beloved has been selected object ProseYpfoinI
Sbet wee tina immediate act We
are rot exactly Informed We To
iney are connected with the fact that Commodore War
instnn the broher-u law Of &es King late Collector ut
Nofois whom General Jackson from Office i'm oder
'" PUNISH hn Tor giving his Slr Adams and to reward
one VI the ssneTs Of the Richmond jackson Addes. has
teen stated that AFTER passed the House of Re-
preseniatves calling Secretary Of the Navy for pfpn
on concerning Mr. Kings Board Of NAVY yon
expected tina, application would be made
contribute TO H. many facts having material bearing on the
ease oon9 IN isr No application vas hove
Ve MADE N 'he and il quite possible though we do not
pods eonhseny that Commodore Warrington, member of
Soald have expressed surprise at the
u such eSpession reached General Jack carr s
eeu causc IN his esnaoD or for tho
OF e nnodofe: for what public officer with ipuui,y
intimate the slightest doubt of nfaibiry of Andrew
"ctues ni an executive report hun
jackson On wednesday, and that readr. he issued en-
ing h' senEearee of kr King for any
passages the reply of the whe breaiod ,o, ion IN,
dcpcuden, for the Royal taste.
What possible for the removal Of Commodore
nston coi have ineaced she ruthless hotard who
u eTcep; the Qualification Of his malignant temper we a.o
al !oss 10 Imagine.