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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
FoR TIE WnG.

Fhe following reply to Mr.. McDuffie's Charleston
Tariff Speech, might have been promptly and aPtly
made:
Mr. President The gentleman who has just addressed
yOu has discarded from his view the real case to be
discussed and has substituted in its stead, string of
suppositiors cases. from which he has argued, misery
ruin, injustice and disunion.
His argument based upon hypothetical propositions
and these have been discussed metaphysicay as to
admit Of no philosophical reply.
The abandonment Of the text, is proof that he feels
overwhelmed with its force; and that he has no argn-
Inont offer, either against its constitutionay or
policy.
That tax upon English muslins, when they arc I'M
ported into the United States, operates tax to the
same extent directly upon the South Carolina cotton
in the hands of the planter is proposition, rather too
absurd for grave discussion, with the aidof Mr.
Lay.
when the gentleman shall demonstrate that tax of
twenty-five per cent upon Irish linens, imported into
the United States operates tax Of twenty-five per
cent upon axseed exported to Ireland, and from
which, the linens are made his view upon this branch
Of the subject w merit serious reply, and not before
T.on1 the National Tuteligeneey.
WAsu1SGroy June :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

u The Northern paper Mail which ought to have ar
rived yesterday is still missing. This days mail was
duly received.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13
MARsHALL ACQUITTED

About three o'ciockthis afternoon the Jury rendered
O verdict in the case of the Commonwealth James
W. Marshau in favor of the accused.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

The Lancaster Journal says:
1--WE doubt whether the mission to Russia has been
offered either to MIR. Buchanan to Mr.. Ingham as
it must be well known at Washington, that neither of
these gentlemen would accept of that situation"
Now knoU that tho mission to Russia leas offered
TO, and refused, by Mr.. lngham. Telegraph
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

From The Enquirer Of yesterdGg.
We understand that Philip P.e Barbour, ESQ has
declined the office Of Attorney General of the United
States
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

There is a singular want of keeping in the two fol-
lowing paragraphs, which find close under the edito
rial head in the last Lancaster Journal-BALT. PAT.
'The Philadelphia Inquirer learns from authority
titled to credit that the Hon james Buchanan of this
State has been appointed Minister to the Court of Rus
STA. judcious and acceptable selection to the
people Of Pennsylvania, and particularly the original
friends of the President could not have been made"
owe doubt whether the Mission to Russia has been
offered to either Mr.. Buchanan Mr. Inghan as
must be we'll known Washington that neither ofthege
gentlemen would accept of that situation"
The Secretary fthc Treasury has issuoda circular
to the various Collectors directing them hereafter in esq
timatnp the specie value of such foreign currencies
arc deprecatcd, take the rate IF exchange on
England their guide, but the value Of Spanish o.
American dollars. In dctermiu the value Of dollars
the American Consu's certificate is reqUiTed in
default Of such evidence the price currents TO be
the guide Freeme7t's AGseeGte
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

Feelors arc constantly thrown out to ASCERTAIN how
lar certain appointments to high Office will be accepta
bic IN certain quarters. About dozen names have been
g1Ten to tho public those who were to be bonorcd
with the appointments Of Minister to ST. PETERSBURG and
attorney General In the mean time should like TO
know where is Mr. Randolph and where Mr. T3erric
ARE they in out of office? If the former seems
TOO hard TO DO SHINING the lion before his breath has
dePaTtcd-to be dlsposng Of the oPna spoliq before
the enemy is yanquished. Where tho Roanoke cccen.
trc IS, we believe IS question that would posp even
Mr. Van Buren, to answer; but we do know that the b,
been suffering, because thcro is no Attorney Gcueral{t
the Scat ot Go7yy.ani6u. -~-IJa4 yNp,;AL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

T1on, the National Tntelhgeneey.
WAsnrNGroy, juno 7.
Ee4oched parts Of Mr. McDveE1r's Speech have
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-13

LoNDoN TUESDAY NiGHT,-An extraordinary report has
been very prevalent in the city this afternoon founded
upon the contents Of letters by Estafatto from Paris
that the Russians weary ofther unsuccessful attempts
upon Poland have determined to ovacuate and to leave
the inhabitants of that country under the mediation Of
Austria, Prussia and Bavaria, TO settle their own Go
vernmont. Some days ago. it was stated on the foun
daion OF accounts from Vienna that the of Ans
tria, in With the two other Powers ge have
named has cxcred herself stop the e1son of blood
which may appear to afford some confirmation Of the
story today from the French capital Nevertheless,
NO DO rct Lcu That !. il c,s;:fisi 70 o,.s, c. 7 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

not restrained from giving. until he modc his procla-
nation but this did alter The law fixing Tho ,,me
within which notice might be gwen and tho cleo
ton Of the member contested Persons cont.sting
m election, nigh commence operations baG,r. Tho
law required upon unofficial information bu, m. In
did not so require. u renamed unaltorod
Mr.. IT, said he had argued this question entirely
IN re'suon 10 contest between rival candidates and
thaf the proclamation of the officer was the proner
and Official source from whence notice of tho result
OF. the election To them. but he said tho
argument was still stronger in relation to the public
Others besides rival candidate might contest the
election ct the elected candidate any one or more
citizens might do it, The case &c the member
from Henrico. How the public TO know the result
OF an election IN which it il deeply interest ed but
by some prescribed mode, some official net of the
conducting "icers; certainly Other way nor was
there any prescribed but by proclamation which in
formed the whole community This was ne
cessary. because some person must be elected and
Gis election known to authorize notice: il would be
out ut thequcstion to speak Of contesng an election
when no person was eected) to contest the election
thot election must be Ifirialv made known as wit
nesses must be examined To ascertain who is entitled
to cit here) and the Y mode prescribed by law is
to make known who is elected by public proclamation
and the proclamation closes the election.
Mr. G. said that gentlemen who had discussed this
subject IN opposition TO the resolution to recommit
had admitted that il doubtful what was the oro.
per time from which to compute the t,ue-if this
said NJ G. be the case, he thought The House in
matter of doubtful construction should fayour that
which, IN is result would insure the seat to him who
had majority nf qualified voters this could only be
done by scrutnz'ng both the poll Of tho sitting MEM
Der and the contesting candidate otherwise NOM
Der might sit here, having minority of votes which
was not just; this he thought under existing circun-
stances. was the proper course and hoped would be
adapted Mr. G. concluded by hoping hat the reso-
luton of tho member from Meckenburp would pre
vail, and the report be recommtted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
BY DAYENPORT. .4LLEN q 90
. DRY GOOUS

Di DAb EyNPORT. ALLEN s. co.
On WEDNESDAY next, Jan. 10. at 10 o,c,oo.
az our auction room, handsome assortr,en, of r.
cy aud staple British, French and Domestic NJ
Goods amongst which are '
Blue black, drab, olive, brown and mixed clo,b.
10 DO do and mixed cassimercs
do do sattinetts
striped and pc Mt blankets.
DO, wh'te and green flannels
Brown canton do
Olive and drab bang up cords and ho,,o,...,
4-4 cassinetts
pIins and A gnghams
Shawls and bdkfs
Hair cord and plaid caInbrics
Ehnton and London corded crava,s
Mol musins
Madras hdkEs
Enc domestic plaid and orange hdkf,
Webb suspendrrs
Angola half hose
Irish linens
Linen hGkfs
No. 25 tapes
Imitation top Combs &c &c
ALSO:
case German toys IN boxes of 2Oa7o pieces e,ch
ooH: containing villages, castles and palaces cauns
infantry. cavalry, sheep pigs sports furniture a.
i.cVoirtionary.scrsps. fancy bottles cologne Ir,rn
der' Macassar oil, wire baskets fpgsole.s. ftcs Sc
ALSO:
A-4 brown and bleached co,tons
biacG nnd white navarnoes &c.
jan 10 D'A & r. 49,,
ADDITIONAL:
~ doz heavy country knit yarn socks of exce,,cre
quality
pieces heavy domestic kerseys for laborers
JON u ID. A & CO. Aucts
GROCERIES.
On THURSDAY. the 18Th inst n, b,,r ,,s, ~
o CLOCK we will sell AZ Auction Store pcne,0
assortment OF prime GROCERIES,, without reserve:
Among which are 'Ne'
90 Hhds ST Croix SUGAR
10 do NJ Orleans do :
% bags green coffee
10 hh6S prime moIaSses
10 do Baltimore Shiskey
do years old do
pipes Ccgnac brandy
> bales almonds
100 boxes brown soap
so do tallow candles
90 do Bakers chocolate
SO rcams writing paper
100 do wrapping do
pipes Madeira wine
half do Sicily d.,
or. casks Malaga do
20 qr chests imperial and eunpowder tra
bales corks &c
Jan IS n O.
BY OTIS DTJ MI Up a. 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
Further Supplies by II. j. Smith.

VBNHE American Almanac and Repository
of Useful knowledge, for 1881
liaIsteads new method OF curing Dyspepsia
The Water Witch, Skinner of the Seas by
Cooper
by Mrs Parkes
Mrs. Randolphs Virginia Housewife, fourth and
last edition.
Blckersteth's Lords Supper with an Introduction
notes. &c. by the Rev. G. T. Bedell,
Ditto Christian Student-whch with Bickerstetb's
other works. he intends to Keep constantly on hand
inn g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

FOR SALE,
WINTER and fall pressed oil, from Now Ion
w don, prime and superior puaity
Sperm and tallow candles
st Crox and Porto Rico sugars
Boat and lump sugars
Gunpowder, imperial aud young hyson tcus
Rio and Java coffee chocolate
White, yellow, and fancy soap
Mackerel No I, 2, and
Youe's patent shot, Haxals nails
100 casks Goshen cheese
Writing letter, wrap ing and printing paper
Wilson's patent coffee mills
German Steel liquor cases
Mons and boys wool hats
800 half boxes window glass
Cogatcs starch rasins, lemons
Madeira
Sicily
Marsoies
Carct Wines
Port
Sweet Malaga
and other
Baltimore whiskey, Antigua ram
French brandy, nutmeps &c &c. Npp,y 10
jim i--3fwi0' OTrS DUNLOP & O.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL
Oil Paintings.

ANEs WARRELL respectfully announces to the
Ladies' and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicin;,v
from Europe, belonging to an association of een,Is
men! VIII De offered for exhibition at the Museum
on Monday the Sd of January, 1884, and continue for
two weeks only. '''
j. w. feels no hesitation in assuring hi. fo-n.
trends and patrons. that in this collection will he
found many original productions of the old masters
wneh he feels confident viii be considered as yeinr
WIN any exhibition. yet offered, in any part of the
Union Admittance, 25 cents e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

FOR SALE,
A Few pipes and smaller casks Of Madeira vine,
"A consisting Of what they denominate, in Madeira,
their finest old and extra fine qualities, equal to
any have imported for these IS years past
small quantity of Bual, Sercsi, Port and Sicily wines;
few tons English and Ulster bar iron, the las, Of
very superior quality, well known to those who
have tried IL.
Thry.6ve bags old Java coffee, warranted to be Of
fine flavor
smslps superGne, middIing, and cheap qualities of
loaf sugar;
st. Croix sugar, and salt in sacks
Old and French brandy;
A few bales strong cotton osnaburgs.
dec 2l--2aw6t ROBERT GORDON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
From The W Y Commercial advertiser.
DROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON. Jan i.
In nv last, told you the Presidents Cabinet was
divided Phis is ma',er of notoriety here The
Secretary Of Safe, Mr. Van Buren-the Secretary
OF War, Mr. Eaton--and the Post Muster General
Mr. Barry. make one side of this beautiful cabinet
ore the patent Jackson men--and hav. the ear and
the confidence Of he old President Yhe other side
of il consists Of the Secretary of the Treasury Mr.
Ingham--the Secretary Of the Navy. Mr. Branch -
and the Attorney General. NJ Barrien. who are the
friends Of the Vice President Mr. Calhon whom
they have hitherto hoped N make the next President
'Phev supposed 20 be honest friends of G.u
Jack.on-and, Of consequence the political enemies
OF MIR Van Buren,. who has The credit here of doing
pretty much he pleases with the poor old Gsnersl
The Secretary ofthe Treasury losing he cond-n
of his own State-and it would be no very odd event
IT, by and bye. the south side of this pretty cabinet
should be taken down, and rebuilt with other timber
More Of this hereafter.
II is thought that Mr.. McDufi-'s Joint resolution
to amend tho Constitution of the United Sin'es will
DO adopted. Ii limits the presidential term TO four
years--and provides that no man shall b. President
bur for one term Gen Jackson on several ccasions
earnestly recommended his alteration of the federal
Constitution He did so before he was. elected Pre-
sident. and he has done since He wishes it, If
ho be an honest man--and if an honest mon q nd o
patriot, he cannot be a candidate for recollection A
great majority of Congress. rs YOU know. pro-
fessed Jackson men. Manv of them opposed Presi-
dent Adams. the ground thar one ought to hold
tho Office of Chief Magistrate longer than fur years
They therefore, cannot oppose this amendment with
OFT utterly abandoning their character for consist en-
ceved and cheated you once, and mean do it again
And vet il would not he strange If tho northwest
part Of the cabinet should com" out against this
amendmenf. little TIM. ard these men will be
put TO the proof We shall then learn, whether the
obligations Of patriotism ofconsis'encv and Of honor
ore less binding, than the mandates Of The z obes-
pierres and Polgnacs of"he party"
Hunifcsnt .Act.-Mr. Bloodgood. the Mavor
commenced his Official duties New Yosr's Dnv
by throwing open the doors of the Debtor Prison
and letting tho caplives 60 free! The Mayor him
self paid the debts for which the inmates were i'm.
INJURED Phis generous and noble act with
few such examples the Legislature will not hes
itain to abolish Imprisonment for ldebt.-AH. Ddi.
Ado
The above exhibits an example of nunificoncc and
beraliiy worthy of imitation and above our feeble
praise We congratulate our neighbors on the
election Of such n man MS Mr.. Bloodgood, 10 oside
their municipal affairs II would be worth the
expense of journey Albany to greet such a
magistrate ~ Y. Age.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

NARRTED-Or Sunday evening Tho Cd inst
by the Rev Phillip Courtney, Mr.. Daniel a. bowman
of Richmond, to Miss Frances, daughter of jesse
Taylor, late of Manchester.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
PUBLIC SALE

w Ill be sold, On Thursday, eth of this month
(January) ii iaIr If not, he next fair dav on
the plantation belonging to the estate of John w
iomIn. deed IN King William County, opposite the
town of New Castle, large stock of Horses. Cat.
e, ahteP ana logs SIX or seven hundred barrels of
Corn, quantity of Blade and Top FodJer. aiso on
Wagon several Ok and Tumbrii Carts and An Tho
Plantation Utensils, &c &c III INC
credit until he FIST of January So. will be AL
lowed on all sums above ten dollars upon the pnrcbo
sers giving bond with approved secnTit. IN
and under, Cash will be required '"~' s'4'
WI CUNNINGHAM
Admir- de boniS non of J. w. Tos,lin. DECD.
Hanover, Jan. 18Th, 1S3I-Iaw IS
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AUCTION SALES.
lUCTTON

hIo DAY, Jan 18th, the subscriber will col
a. Aue'lcp, at his Warehouse, Cary-street ut half
past u ~ O'Clock, general and extensive .ssor,mcn,
ian 70 NJ. MYERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
WANTED TO HIRE,
BYRON COLLARS, &c.

BYRON COLLARS, &c.
A 7 Il. n. JENKINS Merino Shawl, Linen, and
IA Fancy Dry Good s ore, the Ladies' will find an
extensive assortment of all the new shaped Byron
Collars both lace and linen Also lace chemisets;
lace surpee chemisetts; lace caps, coa,s horeIlas
aud outings also, lace cuffs of the chautilly work,
reduced prices. ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

Departed this life, Pn"sdav he 1ith instant
Mr.. Amos l. HUUBARD, of the firm Of F.. 81 q
Hubbard HIs remains will be removed from the
Bell Tavern, on Thursday the 18th, ut o'clock A NJ
His friends aud acqnaintances and those % his bro
tber, Exum s Hubbard, are requested 10 end of
that hour. without further invitation.
The writer of the above has long and intimately
known tho deceased and say. without fear Of
contradiction, that he Of Gods uoblest
works'-an upright, generous. and honest man.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
PROPOSALS

FOR PUBLIsHINe ~ THE CITY OF RIcnytosp
II Weekly Miscellaneous PAPER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
Bank Stock at Auction

Bank Stock at Auction.
ElY virtue OF uWers of sttnrney ao;,
~ London. will on Monday the I7th ins,sn, n,
~ c!ocs sell to the hlghcst bidder at tn. Me-
chan's C'hee House for cash, 24e Shares of Stoc,
IN The Bank "f Virginia, and 63 Shares in the Ear.
mers Bank of Virginia, belonging to an os,,ta
Sale L. be conducted by Jas. H Lynch avg
Jan ll-tds JAMES C.SDIp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
BY OTIS, DUNLOP 4 CO.

On NRIDAv a.. -, 80 TO .
Ia no - tue l4th INST, at II o'clock will be
sou a. our store general assortment of 9ROCEo
40 o. d g. Go. Auc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

BALDWIN, IVES g. co.
a RE receiving per Fairfield, from New York,
"A Rich white satns
Super black do and satin evuntins
few boxes rich winter flowers
Beautiful colored Gros de Maps
Red paddings and sail ducks
bales British oznaburgs
$50 pieces heavy buckrans
cases lcphorn bonnets
bales heavy grey kersdys
do plaid nsoys
do brown jeans and dring5.
Far sale urTpn liberal tcr1Irs nov Is
= = -
~ EWARk CIDER 10 Bnrrels Newark Cider
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THOMAS RrrcH1E 7 G. FROM
JAMES RAwLINs, L. w IJ,xsI1
BERNARD PEYToN, Il H. ANDERSON
WILLIAM GAIT, d. TtMBERLAKE,
JAMES Lyons, w. s. ScoTT,
ARCHIBALD TAYLoR, J. w. BRocKRNBHoU6n,
JAMES GAIT, q. 4. MYERS
Thomas GnrENE, ID. ". NoRros
.Bq1Igers
N. b. Subscribers can obtain their Tickets OF ad
mission at ans day after the 5th prox bv makinc
application To SIR BossouX.
The fret Ball will take place Tuesday next The
nth lnrnarv ian A-eo3td1f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12

A + meeting Of the Managers appointed to s1
IA perintend the Balls the ensuing season at Terp-
slchore Hail. the following regulations adopted:
Members Of the Legislature. and non-rcsidents to
be admitted by paying the sum of 81 so
Residents OF town, not regular subscribers, TO pay
the SUM Of S.
Any gentleman, who is not a subscriber, and who
mny wish to subscribe. can do so by making opPica-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-12
TO-MORROwIIt

TIcKets STU-EaVes S5-Quarters SO cents.
w For sale in the usual great variety, at the Elk
change and Lottery Office of
THOS. B. BIGGER.
II Where no less than FOUR of tho highest
Capitals of $4,000 each have been sold and paid at
SlGHP within short time. ian 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-29
M. VAN buren,.
General Von seholten TO Mr.. Pan Buren,.


The undersigned, Major General Won Schollen, Co
vernon General of his Danish Maestys West India pos
sessions, and charged with a special mission near the u
Statess Government, has the honour to acknowledge
the receipt Of the note which addressed TO him
the 10Th ut by Mr.. NJ Van Buren,, Secretary of State
of tho United States and while he aments the failure
Of his mission, therein communicated, he cannot but
highly appreciate the rankness and candor with which
the Secretary Of State, by the Presidents order, has
entered upon the whole question.
is not Tor the undersigned to put any construction
upon the engagements into which the United States
Government may have entered. Suffice IL say, that
the United States Government has expressed itself
bound by solemn treaties not to make specific duties the
subject OF reciprocity in commercial intercourse with
other nations and the undersigned must Of course a.
bde by that decision. II not only every ques-
ton OF any particular convention being concluded be-
tween Denmark and the United STATES the subject OF
the colonial trade but precludes the possibility OF
any act OF Congress authorizing the President of the
United States to reduce the duties within certain limits
in favor OF any particular colony nation that might
adopt similar specific reduction Of duties in return
But although specific duties may not enter into the
commercial arrangements between two nations IL can
no, he maintained that reference whatever Is had 10
the duties imposed upon commerce by spontaneous le
giaiiOn OF either party IL the bOunes Of nature we're
equally distributed throughout the world and every
country adapted 10 every kind Of production, there
might be some cbaDce Of accommodating industry to
any particular legslaiion but when the production Of
country s marked out by nature, and its staples
turdIly confined TO two articles which il the
with The Island Of Crox the produce Of which
consists exclusively OF sugar and rum Is evident that
any probihiory duty upon the importation Of those
tices into the United States will az sHscuay close
the ports Of the United States against the whole indus.
try Of Inst county the law were 20 expressed in
direct terms. The possibility Of oifcuilous inter-
coursesby The means OF the Industry Of third fourth
nation, cannot be assgDed edo qpats compsna'i1u
the lose Of direct one, which mu,t be allowed 10
be the only considera lon In commercial point vie W
between two countries, relative 70 the industry Of heir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-29
Mr.. Pan Buren, to Gen. Pan scholten.

Washington, Nov. ~, 1880
The undersigned, Secretary OF State Of the Un.tel
s'ae', has the honor TO acknowledge The receipt o
the note which was addressed 10 him on the 9Th uit
by Major Cen p. Won Set olen, Governor General Of
his Di'b mUestys West India POSSESSIONS and charg.
ed with special mission nesr this Government re-
monsrang against The Injurious effects produced up
the commerce between those possessions and the IT,
Safes IN consequence OF the high duties imposed upon
the importation OF their staple productions into The
ports Of ibis Union and appsisipg this Governmen Mt
that his Dsosh Majesty, anxious 10 promote, a, cncs
the prosperity OF HE colonies, end the mutual and inn
poftsni interests involved 10 their ;f-je with the u
States, had authorized Gen. Won Scbolien 70 submit,
through The Undersigned for me consideration Of tbe
Precedent, the bass OF commercial arrangement.
touoded on reciprocal concessions ~ exclusive priv
eges, either side calculated Gem Won Scholten
alleges 10 facilitate an exchange, upon equal and adj