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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-17
Valuable Property

akudbhO AAoHOAtS
FOR SALE OR LE.4SE.
-x No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
EsTNa at the corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets.
usssl "A Let of Ground on Prince street,
e1A3about 100 feet front on Prince and go feet on
Royal On this lot is good brick dweilngin
the occupancy Of Mr. r. H. Miller.e
s.-A Frame Dwelling on King street, 90 by
100 feet. to a ten fest alley.
"a Frame Dwelling on Water street, "A it.
front by 20 feet deep.
5.-A Vacant Lot at the intersection OF Wa
Ter and Franklin Streets loo feet front by l23 5-l2
deep This viii be rented in building lots at so cents
per front foot.
GA Vacant Lot, A feetfront on Water st.
by Us deep.
"A lot on Washington street, IS feet front
BY 100 feet deep at the intersection of
en- th slot is = brick building.
9.-A Vacant Lot on Patrick street, "a feet
front, and half the depth of the square
ga Vacant Lot on Henry street, % teef
front, and hslfthe depth OF the square
The oroperty will he shewn on application TO
;un.2 rHOS. VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-17
That commo1ious three.storv
DWEIITNG HOUSE,
For NeMt,
Va p.L DIVELLING HOUSE

Tne Br;ck DVELLING HUUOE
AgHa m Farfax street. at present occupied by
ID 1leK n. Rev Mr. Walton; possession will be
? .riyen on the LIST of January, or sooner IT
required $50.
srra The BRICK STORE adjoining the above, for
IL which moderate rent will be taken Apply TO
Snov * w FOWLE Il Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
CoMTuNisATrp


Died the 81 inst, his residence county Of Kns g.
Queen NT GEoRGE SAUNDERS, the 63i year his age
lie had been uE several months con!iue sickness
aud when the hour of death arrived the hope and
confident expectation of glorious hrah the
aionns merits Of Redeener He neatly forty
wears, member OF the Baptist Church. aud ,fou, all
time, one o its hnShe, Ornaments In all relations OF
lie the rtues OF TINS gentleman cn,Inep conspcuou
nc was Kind neighbour an indusen master and aud
aieconae husband aud parent or him IL he truly
that he died without regret regretted ~ all who knew him.
COMMEMORATE
Departed this life. IN tynchSnrg Thursday 81 ins
Col PLEASANT NJ. GoOGIS, Bedford county Col Gngein
was on Wednesday evening" the Oh enjoying, all appear
ances and as he Sad good he1 he taken Ill during
night and survived only few hours Col Cogsn has ei
wife, laGe family of children connections the
habit of soow, aud mourn grevouy mourn this affective
painful dspensation of Providence Possessing strong
and discriminating, united with habits Of Industry
enterprise honest without deceit, exact, strict punctla'
Col Goggln commanded the Affection confidence, good
will OF his nrshbo and acqJdntaucesfor many years
efficient member of the Of his county, AMI
representative of the people the House of Dele
gates During the las, war, he h0nouaby discharged duty
as commandment of company Of militia in the Nor
iok lie gone aud tine
IN he found with those who
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
BY OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.

BY OTIS, DUNLOP s. CO.
GROCERIES At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY next, the 18th Instant, at IL
O'Clock weather pefmittiug,) will DO sold at our
office, large and general assortment of Groceries,
&c expected in time for the SALE
358 bags green coffee
~ hhds st Croix sugars, part prime
II 90 n. Orleans Co, new crop
100 boxes sperm candles
80 do tallow do
leo do soap
10 casks lamp oil, superior quality
~ b bsis whisAey
Is hhds molasses
10 hhds N. r. rim
90 bbls ~ L. rum
10 do gin
30 do Malaga wine
90 do French Madeira wine
1000 bushels Irish potatoes of excellent quality
10 casks cheese
SO packages shoes
Also, 81 packages Dry Goods comprising band
assortment, which will be Offered at private
sale for u short time. .. d. s. CO. Aucts.
feb 10
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Pr va:e letter

Pr va;e letter I.GvERr1II Dec lf 1890
The pr'?c Of Flour within IL week was 3Ia32y per
bril- but considerable supplies having arrived he mar
ket Is dull al COS, POS there are extensive buyers
At these prices we c1nno' help thinking Il is very safe
10 hold, and we shall therefore sell Yours imrled-
atcly, unless can getJs The averages are rising
and iaerc Gems very great probability that the do
ties VIII be low IN the Spring Our Cotton market
IS very dull. and prices may be quoed very near Ia
over than last week [Joui. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
FOR NORFOLK.

On Sunday Morning. at o'clock,
And VIII leave there on sdoy evening ut the
same hour. tor ihis place
The new Steamboat JOHN MORRIS,
Carries about 30 hhds tobacco, or 800 bbls -four
VIII a. al times take freight for Intermediate pla-
ccs aud render such services ON tao rive. as my
be- required
Apply to Capt, SapY IIbbcrJ, On board, at
Rock, IT,, o. to CllAS. PALMER.
!tb IQ-Gt u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

Many gentlemen having expressed
~ d"slrc bring their Families to see the
RIlINOCEROS. as soon the weather viii per
NIT, it vii be exhibited here few days longer.
u The Room IN which this rare and wonderful
animal * exhibited pleasant and comfortable
Store, which Is always kept N Tie most clearly
ordcr-ana the mas; tas'idiou5 Lady will find MOTH
ing offensive or dangerous on visiting it, MANY
Ladies have already been TO it, and the proprie.
tors hope 10 be hnHored wilh the visits of many
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

fences must DC renewed once in six or seven years
and every ttnc they are renewed, u must be at an
additional cost account of the scarcity Of timber.
avn told the Beard of Public Works are now wiling
20 cnier into contracts with the owners of the land
on the canal give them niVc't lieu 81 future
fences Now. II the Assembly will pass the law TO
restrain stock from gong ~, lnrgc, this
pcase will be- done away at once / would admonish
the Board Of Public Works. to suspend the making
of such contracts until he opno~s the people are
understood upon this restraining law If the Ieg;s-
IStuic will omly pass an nc. requiring the ShorifTs
take vote the suhjcct, az the next elections n
large mopry, verify believe. will be found to be in
favor of the law do not think the popularity Of
any member wi! be jeopardised by voting for so rea
sonablc measure. Do Mr Leigh, If YOU please
SIR If you possibly spare the timo from tic high
con-, system) write lutte Bill of three lines re-
curing the ShcrifTs TO take the vote of the people
upon this all portr1t matter such really is for
If YOU will advocate it. The law will pnss-and tho
people OF Hcnrico. the Yellow tlciets" Of Chester
field, and yea, even the citizens Of - WZafd's Gin"
viii all thank yon. Governor Barbour. am sure If he
keeps his seat. will Join you in this little innoyat tom
and DO not despair the aid of M.ssrs Morris and
Miller, f you t!ro take he lead.
- PETER STONER
'Gy asking ton much gain too lIle. Go:arao Bar.
hnns system Of reform upon Afsa sca,S, his he.
So!Vii OHs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
Genuine Garden Seed
fRON P[IIL.ADELPHLl
For the Benefit of YOUNG BACON.

FROyu PHIL.J7DELPRL1
ii. BLAMiRE takes this method of informing
81 the public. that lie las at last received his gen
ernl supply 81 Garden Seed, which, OH examination.
MI DC Isund fresh and perfect. He would also say
TO those Members Of the Legislature, whom he has
been IN tie habit of supplying, that tie should be
egan han2y ~ supply them. Among them are:
Early Washington Peas
Do Charleston do
Do Dwarf MarroWgoot (uncommonly fnc)
Do Bunch snap-beans
Do Yellow Bunch DO
Large Lima do
Fine Rarly York Cabbage
Large York do
Green Curled Savoy do
Yellow Savoy do
Flat Dutch do
Large LatV Drnmhcad d.
Eaiy Ba,teses DO
liaIe do do
Early Sugar Loaf do
Do Cau!afiower
Late do
White BrncOla
Purple Cape Is
Long Orange Carrot
Early Horn do
White Sphd CELERY
Large Swelling Da;ch ParsEip
Scarlet Short Top Rsdish VERY superior
Round Yellow do
Salmon and Cherry do
Early Turu,p Blood Beet
Long Blood Beet
Euriy Fsoim Cucumber
Long Green Turkey ID
Jurkin Bur do
Nasiurtian
Purple Egg Plant.
n, B. Call opposite the Eagle Tavern door, Sigs
OF fhr Aor ar. feb ll-2aw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

nv York, feb. l.
TIE Heather The cold increased greatly on Sl-
tu;day afternoon aud continued urias the a,ght aud
yesterday morning to be nearly rs severe MS IL was
about two weeks since. Very thick ice formed in
both rivers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

GROCERIES.
On MONDAY, 4th inst. at half past 10 o'clock.
at our auction store the following articles, part Of
which are expected up in time,
23 Hhds New Orleans sugars
20 do st. Crox do 'sTon"
10 do New Orleans rum
90 casks cheese
100 boxes brown soap
100 do mould candles
do loaf sugar
80 or casks Malaga wine
81 hhds n Orleans mossses prime
lUO realms cap paper
100 bbs No 3. mackercl
80 boxes gun powder ,o.s
80 do imperial { ''A'
10 hhds New England rum
200 sacks sat
ceroons indigo
pipes Holland gin
do Cognac brandy, sc.
te5 II ID. A. g. CO. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
BOOK AUCTION

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EytNINGs, Iith and 1a.h.
az the Store on Main areet, near the Bell Tassrn.
The sale Of valuable Law and Miscellaneous Books will bo
continued on the above Evenings for the last wbeo the most
valuable part OF tho collection will positively be sod eu,br>
cling great variety Of Standard Works on Law Medicine
History, Theology and Literature IN geoeraL
Sale to commence at balf past o'clock.
FEB 10 d. A. & CO. Aucrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

MARRiEO-On Thursday evening, Feb 81, Monty lie
King William county, by the Rev. Mr.. Atkinson apt. :
DUNcAN, Of the 8 Navy Miss M,Enl DAxnarueE eldest
daughter of Philip Ayeu, Esq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

NOTICE.--Wil be sold at auction on the nr.ui
IN SO, on The 2Ist March next 81 acres " LsH.
fronting on Secondstteet ard atJuining ths ~.
House tract belonging 10 the city OF RichglonD
A credit ull he 1T August. Will be aio~or a..
purchaser upon his giving satisfactory security
Mr. John Garth w,l saperntsnd the sale 10 vaop
those iocned TO purchase VIII please apply 10 =
view ofthc pla, aud irrhrr description OF the EsY
erty. JOHN YALE
Rotcio..' % gs5. !, 1851. Nv eost-fsp y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
AUCTION SALES.
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. co.
DRY GOODS.

On FRIDAY the 18th instant. at 10 o'clock, at
our Auction Room-a general sor,mont Of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, including ~ pkgs. now on
the way from New-York.
feb 0 d, a. & CO. Arc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
X | r. O. o.

~ IL i IL " ".
U1wA-zN This thorough bred horse will stand
SraAJ he ensuing season a, my farm called Ma,
~ SlF caumps, in the county of Hanover, miles
esEsz=zkresEs ON tho house and 10 from Rich
mOnd-Scsson to commence the 18th Of Feb. and ex>
rirc the 18th Of July-price 90 dollars payable by
iiiccn, II paid by the latter period-ibiry dollars TO
iusmc-pss,umge gratis, but no responsibility for
accidents escapes Riego is a black, full sixteen
hands high, and possessed OF great bone and muscle
Two Of tGegos colts been trained, and each Of
ihcm gave strong evidences Of capacity for the turf
One Of them won her sweepsake in fine style, over
the CamTfeld course, and could not he purcha-
sed OF her owner for a thousand dollars. Nego was
by Francisco, esteemed by the late Mr. Mnge.
OF the best horses trained bis stsbe,) his
dam by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Tesze,
grand dam the imported mare C2stranre dam OF SIR
ArchyD by Rockingham, & Tabitha, by Trent
ham, K < < by Bosphorus. Coalition Colt, Burtard,
gEgg &C. Lord Ieighs Charming Molly. Francisco
GOT by the imported horse Hambleton, his dam
Nightingale, by Chsnticlecr, dam Wirguryieet by
Jolly Roger, & dam Meipomne, by Burwelrs Trav-
clIer, & dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony, & gg x
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle !,
Is thought unnecessary 20 go further With The pedi
gree rs that already given proves Rego TO be one OF
the best bred horses nov extsnt.
y. i. Mares will be FED pt 81 cents per day,
Crb li..w9Wc II. DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
TEzE GREATEST EWING
GasTiOsisv.

~
EVER EXHIBITED IN AMERICA.
Fg7HE living RHlNOCEROS or UNICORN,
Il called in The native language Of The East, Con
da!, is 10" exhibiting at on l. street, nearly
opposite the Mansion House, and second dnor below
Mcssrs Collins u Co.'S Bookstore. where the ladies
and gentlemen Of Richmond and its envrons are
respectfully invited 10 cal! Gnl this very extra
ordinary animal
u Attendance III the door from O'Clock in the
morning to O'Clock in the afternoon md from .
IN the afternoon TO in The evcninE-hdmission %
cents elnidren under 70 years Of age half PrtCr.
sE subscriber respectfully tenders his services as
Commission Agent to the Merchants and Farmers
on York and RsPpahannock Rivers. who send their
produce, Sc TO the Norfolk Market. He refers
To Messrs. Smith & Co., Patricks,
Lewis and 10. Is. Smith, Dudey's Ferry.
Rob. N. Spencer, Esq, Little plymouth,
G M"' B. ST PoSdsx,e ~ E.a King Queen C. H
Messrs. Geo. Z. Butler & Co. King william C. H.,
John thowning Jr. t;sT
McssGs. Hcaly Street, d n. UiSEnra,
james Goolrch, Esq.
Edmund VI. Ware, Esq, Bowlers,
's'''' " " inter I. Gray & Co. Tappah anuock
JASiES FERGUSON. Jr.
Eohey's Wharf, Norfolk
jim - l2w5i = 18th January, 1881
PURSUANT to n deed III trust, executed To the
3. Subscribers by 70 DoUthat bearing date the
2Gih day of March, 1928. and committed 10 record
III the Office Of TIE Charles City county court the
JiSt day Of the month aud year, III order 10
secure The payment of sundry sums Of money due
from SAID Douttot 30 Nrld,ng Lcwls--will be sold,
To the highest bidder. OF public auction. for ready
money, at Charles City Courthouse, on Thursday
the i5th duy Of February noxt hcinr court dnv for
SAID county OF Charles City, negro man named
Davy. Selling Trustees we shall convey such
title only is vested in by the trust aforesaId
I he sale of the negro was Inioncd at the time of
selling tho other property conveyed by the deed above
mentioned, winch INDUCTION has since been dissolved
BEN. HARRISON,
jan il-Iaw5tc RO. w. CHRISTIAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
MICKLE'S OFFICE.

nRAWlNG of the Delaware and Norm g.a
~ ia Lottery, No. ?
43 81 So 9 Al or 20 81
THIS DAY!
Virginia State Lottery,
Drawing = take place, This ASer4laa c..
O'clock az the Eagle Hotel
&s S0o 10 10 of sI'a se0
1896 10 mo
&c. &c Sc.
Tickets s., halves ?, quarters /.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
gaaraese & esss@

The Jane, of n. York, n Richmond via Moneviaco arid
At Bueuus AyIcS Nov. IL.
NEW YORK Feb AID scbrs Polly, Babb!se 10 ds
I'm Richmond with coal, bound Boston, put in IN distress
having experienced weather lost long foreo
mast spln mainsal and JUN, &c and Helen. Laoureite,
Peier-burt and 10 Irs fm City Point
A CARBON 10 MORROW EVENING, At : oc0ck
"a Mr.. Shaw will Lecture ELEcrmCTY, the ShOckoe-
Hin Academy, aud the receipts OF the evening placed
de!1-a! OF Grecnhow, Est G5r the relief of The suffering
nf this city To render TIE Lecture posi-
be, Interesting subject has Adliiancs 80
Subscribers to tie admitted usual feb II-2t
STOTICE.A collection wall zap IN PTe6y te
V Church Shockua Hill, Sabbath morning
The of which VIII be entrusted the ''Shockne ti
Female Charitable Sosey distribution among the poor OF
the II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

ron THE WING.
The post and plank fences on tho James River ca
nal cost he people originally, aRol, % OoO ThCsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

Tickets SO, halves 5, quarters SO,
Tickets for sale by the package, or at retaIi, b.
feb 10 YATES g. MINTYRB, Manager.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
MANAGERS OFFICE.

SPLENDID Lottery--all pr.zes--$30,OO 2O0G1
u 1900, 200. aud 20 of IOOO.-New York Couso
dated Lottery, Extra Class No. 8.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
BIGGER's PRIZE OEBIsE.

OF the Delaware and North Carolina
- Lottery, No. 2.
43 80 So 0 Al 90 90 So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

Coffee Mills
An Boxes wilson's" Patton, CJntc Mills. inst
IkO received and for s1l,, by
feb ~ OTIS. 6UNLOP g. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
Splendid Lottery!
30. 900, 10000, 10000.
II " ID " o Il l. a .kKS

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Drawing to BE- received Day After To-Morruu
Sunday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

This thorough bred horse will stand
he ensuing season at my farm called Ma.
humps, in the county Of Hanover, miles
ON tho court house and rs from Rich.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11
PETER STONFR

Gy asking too much, we gain too lhde Go:arnor Ear.
hours system Of reform upon tor Largo See his Re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-11

SAIL Duck, &c
nNE bale sail duck No to-
~ case mldr8ss hundhE.
Nigona half hose
Da'k blue prints
Rich figured coat and vest buttons, with va
sfty of scaSona6lc articles, received nv Richmond
Packet, and for sale chcap jy
feb ~ BALDWIN, IVES g. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-11
GENERAL ORDER.
Wan DEPARTMENT, July Z, IL

War DEPARTMENT., July Z, 1881.
1, becomes my painful duty to announce to the
Army the death of the venerated patriot, and ex.
President, JAMES MoxRoE. tbs affecting DIS.
uensat,on occurred on the late Anniversary Of our
Independence.
At moment when nation Of freemen wer.
celebrating the achievements of that devoted band
of patriots, who purchased with their blood tn.
liberty W. enjoy, one Of the principal actors in
the great drama was called to his last account.
Participating in the sensation which must fill
every hear, on such. an affecting occasion, and
anxious to manifest his gratitude for the eminent
services. and admiration for the talents and viz.
tues of the deceased. the President directs that
funeral honors be pail him at every military post
and station in the United States, aud that The Of
ficers wear Grape on the left arm for six months
Major General Macomb will give the necessa
ry instructions for carving into execution, forth
with, the foregoing order.
P. Il. RANDOLPH.
.4ct,ng Secretary Of Var.
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FcoNMuNrcArEp.7


Ma. FDIToR-A Toast, at the late Celebra-
ION at Washington, in this mornings Gazette,
is capital-it is unique--it merits repetition and
comment, for it is now public property:
The unity of the real friends Of Gen. Jack
son must be preserved, the iagratifude of those
who once protested to be such. to the contrary
Notwithstanding. 10y. Is unity meant union,
or is it the offspring Of q unit?
BY this grave Toast be it known. that those in
dependent friends-Nor oFFIcE-HoLpERs--of
General Jackson, who have regretted, in their
hearts, core, the late aberrations-to use the ex-
preston OF the Richmond Enquirer-of that
Chef, are to be branded with the sin, and an ac-
cursed sin it is, IF INGRATITUDE. Men,
who conscientiously feel aud believe that Van
Buren is a coldhearted, calculating. selfish poll
tician, Of the MachivielaD school, are to be stung
20 the quick by such an accusatiOn!- men, whose
feelings revolt at the dictation OF another volup-
taous Helen Of Troy who refuse the debase.
nent of the Circean Goblet, are to be thus SLAM
dered! Better probably it had been for the flu
ture fame of General Jackson, that he had, like
The Grecian General Ulysses, refused to quaE
Let the President dismiss the parasites who
surround him, who hide from him the feelings.
the REGRETS. the sorrows, of his real friends, and
they will yet unite, or be in unity" and cling
70 him. CLITUS.
July g.
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There must bc some popularity in the seasons
this wear. favorable to the production of Hydro
phobiia. throughout the country, there has been
an unusual number OF accidents, and alarms
Many dog guiitless Of the crime. has no doubt
been sacrificed; but the number Of authentlcat'
ed cases of Hydrophobia has also been great. !.
-. I7Richmend Whig. :
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THE BODE

The Relatives Of the Deceased.
The Common Council Of the City of New York
as mourners. in the following order:
The Mayor Of the City.
The Board of Aldermen headed by their Presl-
dent.
The Board of Assistant Aldermeps headed BY
their President.
The Officers Of the two Boards.
The Society Of the Cincinnati.
Tbe Physicians of the Deceased.
Tba prsadent, Trustees, Faculty and Students
of Columbia College.
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WAsHINGroN, July Z, 1881.
SIR: Upon my return home, after an absence
of four days, found your note Of the sOth ult.
The copy of the Telegraph to which it refers is
intended for the Governor, and not the Lieufea.
ant Governor, Of Virginia. I" Under existing
circumstances. you will please to- return such
copies as may have come TO your possession dur
ing his absence, to the post Office in your CITY, 10
be placed with his private papers. If he has not
brought the subject Of his subscription TO the u
s. Telegraph before the " Council of state,'' l
presume it was because he considered it subject
on which he was not required to ask their advice;
or it may be that he intends hereafter to do so.
1t will be in time for you, as one Of his advisers,
to refuse your consent when it is asked
Yours, &c. DUFF GREEN.
Hon. PETER v. DANIEL, Lieut.. Gov. of Va.
Richmond, Virginia.