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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18

Alta meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the B.nk oc
Virginia held their Banking House the 7h January
1919: '''
fresont-lohn BrOckcnbroush, n. W. Moneurc CorL,
warwick, VIM. III. Hubbard, Wn Gray. Lewis Webb
Henry I.udlHm, John J. London
All Of whom having qualified Directors for the present
year, on motion Of Corbin Warwick, Dr. John Brockrn
bfoash Was called To the Chair wherrupon ON moon of
H. W. Moncure, the election Of President was entered
upon. and Gen. James W. Peeram was nominated IA, m
w. Moncure fot that office, when upon the yo,e r,ny
called, It stood a. follows: 10y - s
For Gen Pegram.--H. W. Moncurc John J. LANDAU,
Wm II. Hubbard, Lewis Webb.
For d.. Broeksnbrsugh.-Corbinw Warwick Henri, I,,a
lam. William Gray '' ~
Dr. Brockenbough then and said that as the v,,..
now stand, there be election without INV vote Al
"ough my long services in this Bank have been so l,e
Iueu AIN not disposed throw any impeachment i'm IN,
"ayo The operations Of the Bank OF to embarras n. bu
she oy preventing the choice Of head 10 the Instituon
anu io' at reason shall my in favor of General
fegam he IL therefore duly elected President, Tn. re-
SUIT OF the election being communicated To Gen Pcgram
nc ,neeio, (hag INST been duly quahfed) took his seal
at the Board On taking the Chair the President returned
ms acknowledgements Tor the honor conferred by his .c
non and assured the Directors that he felt sensblv The re-
sponsbiliy OF the office, increased IL had been hv m.
circumstances which attended IT, and thai he conf
IDENTITY relied them in relieving that responsibility na
much Us possible, by harmonious and rcalous
IN fostering and sustaining the interests of the Institution
Inc election OF Cashier postponed I'LL Tuesday next
The other officers re-appontcd.
Extract from the minutes.
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washington cone.pondenee Of The paI,Inore Patriot

WASHINGTON Friday evening, Jan 10 40
The attempts bring the House into Committee of the
Whole the EXchequer Plan reported year by select
committee of the Presidents peculiar friends have
been entirely unsuccessful thus far; although Mr.. Gushing
has done his best and his effect that object The
two great parties the House prefer that the reports
majority and the minority Of the Committee OF Ways and
Meanthe former against the Presidents proect-and the
latter in favor of the Sub Treasury scheme-should be
fully read and pondcred uponbeore general discuss
ion the financial questions OF the country shall begun
Ii highly probable that there will be debate on these
important questions until Monday reek which time the
consideration of the resolution reported from
the committee of Ways and Means have been postponed
The friends of the President, who haunt the obbes and
lounge about the galleries. know what make OF the
conduct Of the GUARD in opposing the specific plan Of the
ESchequer recommended by the President himself They
favor OF because Mr.. Tyler recommended and
they perfectly astoundcd finding the Presidents own
peculiar aud fayonte measure rejected by his rends-by
Messrs. CUSHING and WisE-and even by Mr.. PRoTFT,
(who, being POSSESSED OF less intellect than either Of
Others generally swallows whatever IA proposed) They
know not how they go before the people with President
Iyers measure, when the fact ~ saerng the face OF the
whole country, that the EXECUTIVE PLAN RErUDnrED-
REJEcTED-THEUSr ASIDE WHO
SUPPORT PRESIDENT.
The astuie attribute this opposition Of the Guard
against the Executive scheme heir jealousy aud hatred
Of the Secretary Of State from whom the scheme known
TO have oRGyA1ED They oppose because It is They
regard him, with all his high intellectual powers a mill
around their nccks; and would think II most lucky
radiance 10 have him off, on any terms.
CrsuNG wishes him co. because long Mr.. WEB.
remains the Cabinet he reach the object
Of his ambton-A FrAcE CABSEr-whch he can
hope 20 obtain but under the present rule Of faction
Wi-E wishes him GO, because he always hated him.
personally and politically with ~ much ancor a. ever one
politician feel towards another.
At any rate the Executive scheme IL resisted aud there
doe appear strength enough among it's friends bring
up even for confederation. Not man has venured c
commit himself far ask for It's consideration On
the contrary all that Mr CUsSG and tho Of the peculiar
friends of the President request is that their substitute fO
the Presidents plan may be considered. j. W. 5
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Prori,ion for n, Gnnrd.

The correspondent Of the New York American, motto.
ing the renewal Of the debate upon the Bankrupt Law,
the 18Th thus refers the report that provision be
made for the leader Of the "Ciuard :"
"The debate on the repeal Of the Bankrupt Law after be-
ing suspended just week, resumed to-day. Mr.
McKcon finished the speech which he began last Thursday
Iic has acquired importance and respccabiity
lately, from having been made the subject ~ 1busc by the
Madsonian, In stupid and scurilous paragraphs Mr.
Mckcun has incurred the wrath Of Mr. Tyler and his dirty
mercenses, 10y having very honestly and simply exhibited
Mr.. Tyer's pulul and udcrous position between the
pareone Of which he has deserted without having
red admission into the other Now, though Mr.. McKcon r.
no great things when compared Wing yet when attack
ed by Tyer-man he by contrast transformed into
snge Of light" fthere Tylermen, the Locoiocos
would certainly appear the worst people IN the world but in
comparison with that little knot oi hircings and urncoats
they seem induced with the virtues Of independence, ntegr
I ~ and consistency.
There a no doubt that Mr. Wise u anxious get
comfortable place under the Government n reward for
his aruous services 10 this Administration. Brazil has
been talked Of for him. with the intention, IL ~ rumored,
recalling the present Minister there Mr. Hunter and mp
pointing MI Wise. whose health would be benefited by
residence in warm climate The vacancy PARIS, how.
ever presents higher and interesting field for the
display OF HE graceful person. and the exercise n his d.
pLgBafic abities Mr.. Tyler, however will dare sub
INIT him the ordeal Of the Senate, and will, therefore
probably wait d the adjournment, which will 10 hi
f,vorite the receipt Of $4,000 from the Treasury for
mere tip 10 Paris Mr. Wise's District will be aTranR
ed ~ 70 send Locofoco the next Congress- he mus
| be- proyidedfor r. VI. T. H."
The Correspondent Of the American " probably deesv
ed IN the ideu that MI Wisss distc, will be 30 arrange
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Ia takes exception tchaff Why, first that he u the
only one Of the 81 members vgnia who has had the
mery TO reply. aud that, too, sneerng the
Legislative Instructions; and scooRy that he has had the
extreme oontcry enquire OF the General Assembly the
reasons upon which they base the their Sc
nators 10 pay money OF the Public Treasury nd
vidusl,
Very hcinous offending this. We have read MIR. BOt-
Letter carefully and can discover disrcsPect In to
the General Assembly, in words OF construction.
Ii they take the liberty ct requesting member OF Con-
grcss who responsible to the People who elected him and
them for his votes, to put Of into the
pocket OF individual out OF the Public Treasury is any
thing natural reasonable than for him TO inquire
the for his being expected and requested 70 do
unusual thing
This, however, the true offence that Mr. Bolts has
committed. There Is indeed vein Of csustc irony
ming through his etcr-but the offence Is his call for the
reasons tor paying this money alter lapse OF seven and
twenty years For paying It Hoe and not betorctor call
ing the WAis party TO refund II, when the Jackson
party itself 81 long had the uncontrolled power OF the coun
Try and might have refunded 1t they had pleased.
Why Is wing congress called upon to do what SO
many Democratic Congresses omitted To dot
Mr.. Bolts Is threatened win punishment by the Enqu
rer for his eonnmacy Inc LEGISLATURE quot that pa
per- WI" not rom fc"-osPe0l ro" MS ''''ef uhuer inc
abe'-"ou' Is pro'aoie 'h'y WI" dHE FeciprocSte the
courtesy whch nc hassho"h 10 h'' IN some other ion.
Ana what rs 'he io'" OF reepfocauon or rather OF
e'ahauoh' mus hn0" AT Inc i''e"isenI ruone wiz oe
a'no ''Ss !" ui'"''s'" """' u ''"' ims very hn'tai
''u gen"cah' WIN ms a''us'"'" h'agha"h!' invites
'D u'''ua' "'e A.s ,, 70 PUNISH ",' p0's io' ms
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GEORGIA.

.NEOhIlA. N.H|
In u counties, Crawford the Wing candidate, wa.
ahead Of MeDougald. 1854, showing Wing gain In the
same counties. the election in August Of 5,23l..
This must not be supposed b. entirely the effect OF
cident OF OF holding the election unusual season.
The scurrilous attack upon Judge Been and vi
the Loco Foco Legislature have gone far to produce
The Wings of Georgia have gained ground and gain.
ing it. The Savannah Republican Of the lIth says:
CONGRESSIONAL EIEcrioS-rnr DOCTRINE OF INSTRUCTION.
returns have been received warrant the
non that the late Congressional election has eventuated in
the choice of Mr.. Crawford by an overwhelming majority
Ihc vote - smaller than is usual on elections for
complete party tickets hut fairly assumed that re
Gently the Wings aud Locos have exhibited their
peculiar CHARACTERISTICS and that quite many Of the former
eiraned from the trouble OF voting Of the Inter Our
conviction - clear which H. that the present strength Of
parties IN tins state varies materially from what was
months SINCE whether that variation arises from positive
increase OF the Wing forces, from the many of
them have thought it their duty turn out who but lately
remained at home.
We record then th-new political aspect not because We
attach much importance the election o single member
at our party 10 Congress- but because the with
the hot seal OF rcpobaon, the late unhandsoe and dan
gcrous attempt the part OF the Den0eideu To expoom
the Councils oil the Republic, Mr. Senator Berricn What
puppets these people have shown themselves who have un
ueIaken thus 10 substitute their will for that
people! They pulled the wires they originated the oil,
sivc resolutions, nstrucng Mr. Berrion not less onsy.
IN substance than in the in which they were con-
veycd and now these wire paers who were dressed
up 10 ENJOY brief authority OF months find that
stronger power than they, behind the scenes which il
fully capable of sweeping the stage clear OF puppets wire
pes Punch and Judy, pasteboard midnight tapers and
All the other parnphernaa of party organization.
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Moypay, JAv'y n, Isl
fONtrTEU PROCEEDINGS.
RESOLUTIONS.

BY Mr. BRowS, Of r, that the Committee OF Roads in
qure into the e1pedency Of renqushing 10 the individual
stockhoder the States stock and interest ia the Brandons
vile, Kingwood and Evansville Turnpike Road.
By Mr.. DESsts-Thot Committee Of Agriculture inquire
into the cSpeeucy Of adopting the various propositions
commended by the Board oi Agriculture n thcir report
BY Mr. DAMEL, oi R.,--That Committee 81 Courts in.
qure what changes II any, cxpeden in the laws rcgi.
lntng the fees Of inspectors Of lumber
BY Mr.. BocOcK-That the Committee for Courts in
que the expedency Of authorizing sale Of tract OF
land lying IN Buckingham, late the property Of Peter To-
sueur Decd for the purpose Of selling and dividing the
tate Of the said Iesueur.
by Mr.. CALBwEbL-Thai leave to Withdraw the memo
rial Of the citizens Of Kannwha. and the GreeHbrer rcsou
tons presented 10 the last General Assembly, nskng rc
npporonment Of representation In conformity with the pro
visions Of the amended Consfuonthat the same may be
referred 10 the select Committee.
BY Mr. GALLsWR-That the COmniuee Of Courts n
quro into the cxpcdcncy Of providing that Jnors shall no
be compelled 10 receive retain debtor edsa IN ia
YOUR Of nonresident plaintiff, unless said plaintiff shall
first pay or SECURE be paid the Jail fees which may accrue
By Mr. PARNs-That the Committee Of Propositions in
quirc into the expcdcncy Of authorizing the County Cour
OF Kanawha County 10 allow reward not less Than five
nor more Than ten dollars for every Wolf the age
xix months shall be killed IN said county, and for ever
Wolf under the agc 81 six months, not less Than ou
nor more than eight dollars,
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as u send Loco Foeo 10 Congress No Loco Foeo can
beat me-. Wise, and We presume no Loco foco has any
wish to beat him. cause ryf" Simply, that II
himself. he Is in full communion with ,he paity-lon.
more ~saiHst the Wings, than any Loco Foco in tho Dis
et could do This good service will be 50 far apprscia
ted that the Legislature will give him agreeable District
as the Of the case will permit. ---..s..za.
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Commercial Rrcoro.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
MONDAY MORNING. Jan. IA IA.
Reported Tor the Intsllis,nesr.l

Reported for the lnslis,nesIl
ToBACCOSupplies increase and IA. demand . 49,.
New ss range from SAILS Leaf SO 70 rs nor,
good quality Loose Leaf and Luss 3ss Old Lug. SO
80 Lear ts' to $50 AMI line quality command more
but there little in market, in,pcc,cJ :, p
since LIST October. 1884 hhds -t
COTTON-ln fair demand 10 n cents cash -o,. ..,. ,
~ on time; fine qualify scarce ~
CORN-i5 o SO cts. 49, ~ 80 ~"
PoRK-s425. LARD-7L
last. as fouowx '
iohAco-Io Great Britain, 3lsa hbds 3Si uerce. % Kegs
. To Continent 1885 hhis. tens 4I6 hhds
FLorR-- To England bills
To South America 5000 bib.
CorToS- To Liverpool rs balea
To Antwerp as
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Mr.. Bous Letter on GEN. JaeksOa's FiSe.
The Enquirer very much dissatisfied with Mr. Bots
Letter 10 the Legislature, announcing his purpose under
Of duty disregard he Legislative request made o.
him to vote ~ refund the Fine to Gen, Jackson
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,

Fnfes' F5es.l Ffzos!!lust plenty back
berries in July! $4,000 and 81 OOOO roes oday o IS.
Lots n GOOD Fnzes sOh this Once TO on who
complain q hard would refer splendid hF Loue-
res f1r tbs
very snail may hng easy. stop 20,
complaint d hard tunes. ais CHS WORTHAN
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NIRGINIA.-At Circuit Superior Court q

Law and Chancep, for county aud Civ Of
Richmond Chance Capitol IN the -aid civ
ON TUESDAY, April 27h, lSfI;
William McGruder Ambrose naniel Crew James n
Ford sube MeGder Of ZachaTah McGrudcr
ed Samuel Cote Richard n. William Ha1an and Clara
IIaSan and partners trading firm Of Richard
iiaNan l. Co. Garland ancs Vaenn. William Breed
sorge trading under the nn Ut Munek sbodge
'''cise'eeA Mlner' Plths
John Young administering With he III annexed OF Robert NJ
Gordon decd Robina Gordon Caharne Gordon ana
Robert Gouon infant children Robert NJ Gordon by John
Robinson their guardian assigned defend
This be heard by consent OF The plain
uf by their Counsel and OF the defendant Young adni
n.a'or with the viii annexed Of Robert ST. Gordon deceased by
ms counsel AMI OF the infant defendants by their guardian ad
the bill taken for defendant Robina Gordon
answers Of the other defendants the petitions plaintiffs
Coreh Richard IT, Ha1an 4 Co. Garland Valentine
Brcccn John sorrdse Miller and exhibits and
argued by Counsel ON Consideration doth
adudse orer and decree that II the
Court do state account 81 the defendant
nistton Of the estate Of up the
time at which this order he adopting correct fun
bees some Of the parties shall object rcto
u"' administration OF the Said estate, audited stated and
tied by John Shore, Commissioner,
order Of the Circuit Superior 1t Chanrery for the
County Of enrco Cy Richmond mad on the
day Of January thousand hundred
that Count ordered be recorded twenty day Of No
veme IN the and balance appearing
that be due direct
cd to be stated that the Commissioner do also
Of the debts due Gordon which have
not yet been collected distinguishing opinion Epe
rate from such desperate
due Gordon 10 any and all per
whomsever showing the character dignity
and Of the real o the a Robert
the stac ufNgnil and Of profits
II the death of the said Roben ~
port ereofto the Court with any specially
pertinent By himself which required by parties
- stated and the said Commissioner authorised the
parties SOLEMN form upon interrogatores
matter Of the aid accounts.
Copy. Tese.
~ = a.
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BY Mr.. AnwoRrH, Of officers Of % Regiment Va MHius
by Mr. Brown, Of p Of the Commissioners Of the Bran
louisville, Kingwood and Evansville Turnpike Company
asking lflment the part Of the State Of her engage
with the siockholdersby Mr. Boiling, Of T. r. Bond
Tor street w the town Of Petersburg.
BY Mr. CRUrcHfILn q Sanford Chancellor asking
compensation for work done he Rappsl annock Canal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-18

IL We are requested To announce JOHN II. RICE Esq
a'aeandidate represent the county OF wes,more land in
the next General Assembly
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WIN @. SANDS. c. c.
CoSusHoSER's oTuoE.

The concerned hereby notified appointed
the 18th February leg3 for their attendance oce in
city Of Richmond upon referred
foregoing decree whchday by O'Clock A. NJ
BY nouhcdto attend with their and evidence
~ TO enable To perform the duties required BY the foregoing
SHORE Com.r
In Is-.lIcVNfI
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NiAISRIkn.


onTGesay the 2sth ult by Elias Doson Mr. JoBy
. MoSEii OF Charlotte. Miss d.uPht,, on The ,s
Capt John Hunt, OF Piisy lyana county
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IN lSnehenrg on Friday, the u amer panh lines, Of
several weeks Duration Mr. FREDERICK n m'RRFII n,,ra
OF buckingham but for resident Of Lynchburr
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PRIVATE LIBRARY AT Auction

THIS "wednesday Evening The collection en-,
braces and valuable Works the various
OF Literature &c Well worthy the the Public
Sale Commences at : o'cOck precisely.
QThe Books ready for examination and Cataog
iot dewey "a ~ lNIoES A BROTHER Aucts.
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SUPERIOR ON JAVA AND LAGUIRA COFFEE.
M have store lot Of superior old
~ Coffee for sale. ROYALI. A. MORGAN.
AlSO-We have IN store large FAMILY GRO
CERIS which offer ficnds and very
sonabl- terms RAM
ls-st
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SUPERIOR FLoURJust OF very superior Four
- for sae u lS-5t ROYALI. A. MORGAN.
n IMITATION ENGLISH CHEEsE--we have a superior article
n for family usc for sale. ROYALL 4 MORGAN.
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The further consideration Of the bill for the relief Of the
heirs U Philip Renau was, after brief considerations post
poned until Friday next
On motion Of Mr.. POWELL, the engrossed bill to pro.
vide in certain for the sale Of the real o infans
within the District Of Columbia taken up read third
time and passed.
The bin Tor the relief II tho inhabitants Of West FoHda
coming up on the final question Of is possage-
Mr.. GIDD1NGS moved 10 rccOmmt the bill ~ the Com.
miteo Territories, with nsucions 90 amend te same
by inserting the following proyiso:
Pordf That nothing herein contained shall he construed
payment fr any hned away by
ue American afmy ony per-on thereof
Mr. GIDDlNGS ,amids some interruptions on points ol
order addressed the 0uge length in favor Of his
motion; which was opposed BY Messr. BLACK and
LEVY;
when without taking the question, the House adjourn
ed.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25
\ STORY OF THE REVOLUTION
OR THE SATIvE PEPER-ANp-sALT PASr.Looy,

MR. EDIroR.-The following is bona fde
TACT taken without amendaiion from the life of +,
mother IN Israel Perhaps it will interes, your
readers II will at least show tina, there was an
AnliBrilsh spirit IN The pOneA, as well as the
men OF 20. hope all the girls in Franklin viii
real II, though am afraid some ofthem especial
W IN the Capitol OF the Co. will need a dictionary
- ma DOT the meaning Of the terms. wheel. loom
&c The has, IS the name OF IN old-fashioned nj.
aho wan one string, the other is a humping big
house organ with few stops Blu, 10 the story.
L1ie "a the afternoon OF one Of the last DAYS OF
MAY, IN the year 80, when | was few months
snort Of hiloen years old, notice came TO Towns.
hfhd, Mass where my father used TO live, that
hiieen soldiers were wanted The training band
was instantly called out and nv brother that was
heN olier than |, was one that was selected He
dil not raurn nl late 4, nigh, when all were in
bel, When rose IN the morning found my
mother IN tears, who informed me ,ha, my brother
John was TO march next day after 10 morrow
a, 'anr'se' My fi,her was at Boston in the
Mass, Assembly Mother sad that, though J.
was supplied wnh summer clothes, he mus, be
aoseni seven or eight months and would suffer Tor
winter garments There were at this time no
'sotes and no auleles TO be had eIcep, such s'
each family could make nself The SIGH, o
moiher's tears always brough, all the hiider
strength Of body and mind into action. instantly
asked what Carmen, was needed She replied
'pen,sloons o, lfihs, Is all, said / we will ,pir
and weave him pair before he goes. But saic
Tn1,her, che DOL IS on the sleeps back, and lh'
sheep are N the pasture Immediately tune
% a younger sroshor and hsde him lake the sal,
dsh and cali them 90 she yard Mo,her replied
poor child there are no sheep shear. within ,hre'
rndrs pniz half ! have some small shears Of th'
lo''n sltl 1 Bot you cant spa and weave II
~ shor uns' I am CERTAIN we can, mother
How ran au Vtars ~ there ~ lony web o
l'n-u N tie loom No matter, | ran find a;
'nfy born By ihs ,irne The sound Of the sheel
m7i- ~ qaieken my seps towards The yard
'~lt-s,i ny sss.sr 20 eriag the Wheel and esrd
~hf's ! ssoi l9r is- wool VeSi 70 he y.u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

Tss RrS.w.r Mr.srNGrR We learn that II is
fally asocriained that Jacob Shipman, tho runaway
messenger, was for several weeks prior to his de-
padure in the habi, Of purchasing lottery tickets
Some days he Dough, 10 the extent Of 90 and the
very day he ran away he lcft s75 with friend for
the purpose OF being invested in lottery tickets dur
ing his absence II is possible tina, he was induced
to this by the fact tina, an intimate acquain;-
ance Of his, no, long since, drew $4,000 prize in
a Maryland lottery. Shipman was also lailerly in
the habit OF fnanciering in this manner On lcav-
ing New York, he would sell his draft for 5000 or
10000 then proceed TO the brokers and banks ob.
tain their packages, and bring them on to Philade-
phia. On arriving here he would obtain the mon
ey on accoun, OF the banks and brokers' pay the
drat that he had sold in New York. and then sell
his own draft again on New York TO some OF the
Philadelphia brokers. Doubtless he 60, behind.
hand by his dealings N lotteries, adopted the plan
alluded to keep up his credit, and finding himself
petpleXed, became desperate, and resorted to this
was an honest, upright man, one who for long
time had possessed almos, unbounded confidence
In matters OF the greatest responsibility in an evil
hour, under peculiar circumstances. committed n
crime which belied his whole life, and no doub, as
much bolied his principles. and feelings as his pub
estate, sometimes makes exhibition Of itself
which excies heartfelt commiseratiop and de-
serves the most lenient consideration ofrue charity