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~ Y vltIue of q deed Of trust. executed In rs
= by Abncr Dob,as and his wife, and dn,
recorded IN the county court ell 'dford, Ion pun
POSTS therein mentioned we shall On Saturday
ihr 9Th day ot Drccmber next Il iair II not the
ncNt tlr daY. SUNDAYS excepted. proceed 10 sell
10 the highest biddet. al the house Of the sn,d
Dabyns, II ffac, OF lad. containing 2i1 acres,
lying In ihr county 81 Bedford adjoining the
premises On which the sad Dobyns lives 1hr
terms o. sale wlll be one thud pnid IA hand, and
two srinl-aunuul instalmtuts tofthe balance, " nh
u hcu on the laud 10 secure the payments. We
wall convey such title ns is vested IN Us and no
other. DAVID ". az ARIES. }frns.
JEFFEki ROBERTSON tees.
Nov. IS c2t' IS
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indeed your committee might well nv 10 INV
other n,an in ihIs country His temper, his iof.
mer habits of lir. his total drstulion OF all tai
outs save III - ota purely military KIND, hi,
many and repeated acts of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nd al violation Of the laws aud con>lituiian in
the opinion of your COMMITTEE. should forever
forbid the idea Of his being called IL preside
over the dcsfinies OF n great aud tree people
Yoar committee would not be understood $ en-.
o,tninine The belief that Gen Jack SOU il cl ,ced
president, would subven the liberties of his
country They trust in hnd that there Is n de.
gre ofenrree IN the government. md OF virtue
aud devotion 10 liberty in the people, which
would be suilicien, 10 defeat every effort which
pight be made for that purpose. but they do
witness. with deep regret. the influence which
the admiration of military glory, that bane o
every republic viii has hitherto existed Is
exercising over the people of This count ' aud
they cannot hut consider The elevation of u
d" military chieitann, of one who has on many
occasions, eyinced the temper and spositinn
Of military despot,- To the highest civil Office
~ thr gift of free people, as a d ngerous prece-
dent. aud as auguriug hniayomably Is to the
permaneucv OF their government.
Res0ired therefore, that the election Of Gen.
eral jackson - The Presidency of the United
states is an event much to be deprecated, and
thai we will use all law iul aud honorable means
t. prevent il.
Resoired, That, Alexahdel Henry and Geo.
W Nelson, EsquireS, be appou, d Delegates 10
represent this meeting IN the Aoti.Jacksou con-
vention, tobe holden in Richmond on the Sth OF
January next. to act in CONCERT with tbe Drlc.
oates appointed al Lynchhurg aud Leesvl lie in
this county
ResoIred That Cot Alex. Austin. Mcredlb
Lambet Edward Withers, Dr'iiobe,t Wnher,
Richard Perkins. Adam Glemrnts Pblllp Pawn.
sen. Samuel NJ scott. Joseph Scott, Jane, Hen
ddck. Maj. Allen Wylie and John Alexander
be appointed committee ofcorrespondence who
shall have power 10 fill any vacancy that nay
ccur in the delegation 10 he general conv en- iial
A. Aforesaid, aud 10 cooperate IN promoting thu
objects of this meeting
Resoired, That these proceedings hr signed by
the Chairman and Secretary. aud that the Ed
| tors Of the i.Ynchburs Vre ,oiau constitutional
WING and Richmond Enquire be and they are
hereby requested to publish the same.
ALEX. AUSIlS Chairman.
]. HENDRlCk, Secretary.
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ND KSuANf 10 II decree Of the superior
= Court OF ChnnrcrS for the Lsnchburg
District, rendered ON thepslh day OF oclober,
ls26, in the eanse ot Edmund Il NorvcU,
rof Thomas Nar, ell dee. pgninsi Reuben
Noreoll and ollffs defendants The uudrf-
,Rned, marshal Of The aid court will scll, by
WV OF public auction, on twelve month";
~ lit, before the door oil TIE sad Marsh 10
tliee, IN the town Of Lsnehhurg, on Friday,
tn liih day oi December. 1927 II ihir. II not
The nfSl fair dpy thereafter, the following
slnyra. Ia vii sam. Charles Dhvid, Han
nah. md Lucy md her child two years Old,
with the increase ol The females since ths
26h day OF lnnnarv. 1910. Bonds with APP
proved security vii be- required
THOMAS \ UOICONRF.
Nov. - ~ ctliDfasp
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! and Agency.

Try AVID ROKEB. A torncy NJ Law, Of Lit
~ lle Rock, Nt4ansas Tct,tnry, liorncrIv
o PItt.ylyan'a county. Virginia. Offers bis ser
wees rs agent 10 nonresident owners Of military
sonnt' lands in said territory.
On application hc will attend to the payment
Of taxes on such lnnds belonging 10 non-frsdcnts
as have not been sold Tor taxes and 10 the re
drmpion OF such as have, If not barred by the
statute Of limitation.
He will also attend 10 the removal and loca.
ton o. the claim. OF those whose lands prove
nuf' 10, cultivation # the original pateotcc shall
coIne for"ad , avail themselves OF the Late act
oft ongress, n thai case provided.
All business con6ded To- him, either personal
~ or by letter, post paid,) will be promptly at.
,cudcdt TO
LIttIe Rock, Dec 25 cJwl5
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e. Ii persons having just claims against the
~ estate Of John ilrrdcn. dec Il, of Bedford
are requested to present them Ia me on or be-
fore the 9th day Of Dccembel, next. being
Bedford oonrt day, authenticated AS The law dl-
reefs, ~ this notice will be- plead in bar against
all claims presented after thai date Also, those
Nho az indebted 10 the estate arr requisite To
como aud make payment. MS logger Indulgence
ctiuol be gwen. FRANKLIN HEADEN
Admir- OF John Hcaden dec.
Nov. ID. eIwl5r
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IitlliIL

(llHE subscriber ha, just received direct
- from Philadelphia, Il large aud general as
Sentiment - Books and Stationary, which he
Is cnabled 10 sell al reduced piiccs Country
Mer chtnls aud Teachers viii dad II grcully 10
then ADVANTAGE 10 call as he Is determined to
sell aud I" such purchasers IA buy 10 sell Is
gan, u reduction IN price, aud an extension oi
iIn'c vii be made IA proportion 10 the amount
ol the bill Fun aud complete catalogues NAV
be- seen al hl. Office. Also, splend,d assert.
mcnt oi 81 Paintings. JNO. Il. ID. PAYNE.
NJ - tglf
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1924 Prizes,
My former customers and III, nds, are invited
10 cali 4 take chance ID this beauiiin scheme,
Which is 10 be drawn ~ few days, delns not or
YOU may lose the capllul which Is for snl' ~ the
fortunate CBiee al ABlIAM X. NDklB
u o dcfs from all paris the United > tates,
by mint, enclosing the cash o. pri2s InkUs,wiil
br thankfully received aud promptly attcnded
to- il addressed 10 A X. n.
Whole Tickets So O0 Quarters 8 %
Halves 2 90
My. II.
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SttOAD tLA~ ) OF TIE
Grand Literature Lottery,

IT COHEN, j.. g. BROTHERS, Of Baitimort.
Have The pleasure 10 announce the DC nd Clnss
Of this Lotiety authorised by the General As
scmhy OF Maryland Ion the promotion al SCI,
rncr and Literature. The number OF Tickets
(onig Ten U0HsnHd) is consdciably less han a.
ny lori-ry Tor man, ychis, aud gives to the Al.
ytniufcr M rncrrHscd chance for the Capital
Prizes TIE DRAWING VIII take place IN
The ny al Baltimore On
hEDNEsDAY he nth Of DECEMBER,
and i'll be completed on HAT day under the SUI
pcrndcnce Of the Commissioners appo,Lt ted by
the Governor and ouucil.
HlGIll s. PRIZES
IN ooo nnll - ono Dollars Rsn
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NsOTICE.-Srrayed from the Subscribers
IL Planrmion nca, Lsachhurg, on Saturday
the lOph ms "a d1k hay House. five years old
l5,t spring. AID About iect 10 or i inches
hlgh be Ia 81 "nl,c sPai on his tight eye aud
think, some white hal, On his far hind foot
hc has also the maik of gear on his right thigh.
! bought him Of Alr William Aktrs OF M0nigo-
ner> county. near thGsfansbutg. | think il
probable lnat he will atemlt to 60 back there.
where he was raisrd-A satisfactory reward
vii bu given for delivering hin 10 tie sub.cri-
Der IN Lynch utg, or tor any info nation So
thai get him again. A. llGGAT.
Nov Is. CIV 10
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AMHERST COlsTl

The citizens q An,het~t Who alr opppscd IN
the election of AnAr.v Jackson 30 tn I =, idrn.
~ # the United stairs are respectfully invited
10 attend a meeting To ~ leld at Amhers. Couri
House on the ard Monday IN Nu,enher ncAt
The object of tins meeting Is 10 appoint Dele
gate. 10 represent tins county IN the proposed
convention 20 he held IN Richmond on the 2ud
Tuesday in January nest
Muny Of g1ur FfYoir ffAzsnG
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NOTICE Will he sold, 10 the / chest bid
L / de, on Wednesday the 2sth day of tn
present month II far. otherwise the next fan
day. 10 continue FROM day IL day I'll completed
brginng the Pocket ~ Stauuton River. the
ate residence . halph smith, Srn Odd IN In
conaty Plft,ylv"ua, and ending on The said
decedent's plan alton on the opposite sid OF III
river, IN the county nfCampbc all the person
nj property belonging to the deceased. on both
misunderstanding of Horse. Mules, Cows.
Hogs, several valuable ke Of OHcp two on
Wagons. Plouehs aud Gears, aad ph,ntnton
Tools Of svety description an excrlleni Wheat
faa a set Of BIarlt,mths Tools 81 nf Shoa +.
maker, Tools, with variety OF other articles
to- tedious to mention. Also the present Crop,
consisting of -four or five hundred barrels Corn
| a o., lilty Of Nhcat Rye, Oms, Blade Fodder
Inp-foddrr aud Shucks. A credit OF twelve
| Mouth, viii be gwen, by the purchasers giving
| bond, with approved security. Any purchaser
iamg To give such security shall he respou ,lbl,
| 20 the adm'fs 10, ANY It's tlaI NJ. tcclrc
| tacf"-Nale Of property 50 pafchas d All sums
II five dollars and uodet TIN cas- will be rcqnir
ed. join SMITH, Sen. aud
GEO ". CLEMENT,
Admits oil RaIph SMITH, an. dec.
Nov. 10. ct
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SNFOilCE.-rhe subscriber has opened a
} Ef,u>, 4 = iyate Entertainments six miles
from fau., fa,m. & twenty three from lynch
burg. ou tie Forest Road. where he l. prepared
10 receive and accommodate those who tlay call
on him ia a manner WHICH. he doubts not, viii
give satisfaction. He would only mention that
il Is the nearest road from Nilii1nlss 10 Lynrh-
burg JAMES MAXIM.
Nov 10 c3tl5
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Res0ired That these proceedings he signed by
the Chairman and Secretary. aud that the Ed
tors Of the i.Ynchburs Vireinan Constitutional
WING and Richmond Enquirer be and they are
hereby requested 10 publish the same.
ALEX. AuSIlS Chairman.
j. HENDRlCk, Secretary.
CoNNuNIcArEp.
Al a meeting of the citizens OF Campbell ICON
! sisting e more than 2tn membcr-) favorab'- T.
the election OF Gen Andrew Jackson 10 the next
presidency, The following proceedings were a
dopted
On motion which was seconded Mai. James
B. Rlsque was called to the CHAIR. and Charles
Il. LvnCi, Esqr. and Doct. VIM W. Austin were
apnointed Secretaries.
The following named gentlemen were appon-
ted committee to dratt = preamble aud rcsoi4-
tinnS expressive of the sensr OF the meeting VIZ j:
Saml Garland, Joseph " Scott Alexandst
Clements Raleigh Chiffon, Doc, John /. Cah.
II. Jacob Early, Miles Cary, Daniel Sualton,
Simeon Austin, John Anderson, Achilles
johnson aud Johu liobson, who. alter hay ing re
III Il for a short time produced the folIoWn.e.
which were unanimously adof ted:
The citizens Of Campbell county friendly TO
the election of Gen. Andrew Jackson 10 the neXt
presidency, would, generally, prefer manlestine
4
| such conduct lends to the preservation OF good
| order and good feelings in soCirrv--is most re
speciful to those enter tanning different prct"ren-
res--and is "A practical illustration ut the honi-
| age pad nv republicans TO laws made by them
! selves. But great public emerganCies may a
! riSe when considerations of duty to the commu-
nlty and Ia themselves. render II proper aud eN-
pedicnt that the people should declare the pm
! ciplrs by which they guided aud the course
! thy expect TO pursae--ln the opinion OF this
| m .ptlng, The aftrs ofthcse conicderatcd rcpu1-
! lics have been brought 10 a condition under
which silent acquiescence ceases to be pral e.
worthy and patriotic.
The power To administer the government of
the United States is in the bands OF persons on
whom it has not brrn confer ed by the people
add. altho' the farms Of the constitution haF
been complied with, Yet Ia the opinion of this
meeting, ITS apirit hate been vinated-vioiatedm
j not seitC ing him whom the pa liz voice clearly
indicated as lis choice and IN making seeo-
ton, OF on public aud general grounds, but
from partial Interested selfish aud ADDITION,
. views.
This meeting is unwilling 10 employ us TIM
in the enumeration of tn. +, iqOn, and CIrcaln-
stances preceding, attendant on, an 'ol,'-
q. enl Of the last presldentli election by Con-
grcss, which irrcsstIbly mpr the mind 10 thr
. conclusion, that its "csut was brought about b.
a corrupt coalition between Messls. Clay and
Adams. II will pass over tbs norfiFmg con
vcton with the remark, thatthts foul stain on
their national character calls on freemen deter
mined to continue free. for more than suplne la
mcntation.
Whcnsoeyer the people of the Cniird States
shall believe thai the most exalted Offices OF THEN
Cove nment have bcrn obt1incd by couSion,
thy will not fail 10 mark the transaction with
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SIAPIE AKnClES

N7O1TCE.--B, vrtne efad = u.. -.
v ecutcd b, Grorec sfcp,oe AMI wife. to
the subscribers. Ion certain purposes IN said iced
pec'fcd, the trustees, or one of them wilt on
Monday the 2ih day of December, being
court day, proceed, upon he premises, to sell,
by public auction, To the hIghes' bidder for cash.
liz b. lCk walls Of Il Cotton aanuiactpfy lately
destroyed bv tie. together with the privilege Of
water necessary 10 carry on the operations OF
SAID factory, should II be tebuilt, Also saw
and girls, mill AID cotton picking machine with
two OF three aefes OF land adjoining the prrmis-
rs afr said. The above properly lies upon
Little Que River in the county OF Bedford.
ielms viii bev Y accounted ting. Such title
on.y rs is vested b. said decd Of trnst will he
conveyed NM RADFORD, }Trus-
j. HENDRlCk, ces
Nov 10. ctSI5
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i raluabte Tract Of Liant lOy safe.
Nov. 10.

i caiuabke TRAIT If Liant loy safe.
yrAi RsUAN1 IT, decle0 Of tie Sup,rlor
Court Of Chancrry Tor the lyr,hhurp
s.lict, pronounced OF The goth day nl DC
r. ls27. in a cause depending brtwccu
. on Crawiord ans Reuben Crap ford, sur
Wing partners of the frm ot Cooke, CraH .
ORD 4. Co plaintiff, against William Shelton
M Others defendants, The undersigned, mar
81 of tue said Court, viii sell, ON the pre-.
Mss. that i, NJ the place wher. Nm Shrl
~ lriclv re- ded, on Thursday the 1914 q
December, 1927 Il fair. not the nest fair
y thereafter by way oil public auction, on
crrdlt Of on. twr and three ycat-. - tract
Land IN Amherst, continuing S12 acres,
me moi " al ga acres, cOnyryed BY klcherd
BHks and one mniciy II lot IN fhr
,wn nf Bethel The trart containing 49,
aare- has 400 ncrrs IN woods, md lscon.idrr
II by good iulgrsto be equnl II uoi superior
- any tract Of highland in the county Of Am
herst The Improvements sre said 30 he
c4mfortshle, having - dwelling house with
MI necessary out houses AnV person wish
iagto view thu iaud arr requested 10 coil on
Edmund Crawford, Edmund Winston or
D4hney T Phillips wln li7eson the premises.
Bonds with good security ill br required 81
the purchasers and The title retained until The
purchase money be peid
+ A. HOLCOMBE, NJ.
The Richmond Enquirer is requested 10
publish this advertisement once = week, on
he inner form, until me day Of snle, AID
forward their account. by the day OF sale. to
hi. office tor payment
Nov. cfdsif13
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stone W are.

OJiCE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust, tx.
ecuicd TO tlr subscriber by Abraham 4
BcdelS, and duly Of record IN the clerk 5 Office OF
Halifax county, for the purposes therein ex-
pressed shall sell 10 the highest bidder, on the
~ day of December next, on the premises. 3ls
acres Of land, lying and being in the county a.
fnresaId, on Bradley Creek be the same NOR or
less, iol r. ady money. Acting as trustee | shall
convey 10 the purchaser such tile Is vested in
me by said deed Of trust.
JOHN NJ. CLARK, Trustee.
Nov. -. II
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MOTICE.-WiIl be sold, to the highest bid.
I y dcr, Al the late residence OF Cha,les Cal.
Rway, sen dee. on Monday the 26lh of Novrm.
Der the o.. sent mouth, a part al the PERSONAL
rstaIe ofthe said deccdeni, consisting of fun
ynnng we'll foke mules two yoke Of oxen, one
OK wagon, one OK ca,t, the crop otcotn, fodder
oats and rye tbr stock Of cattle, hogs aud sheep
household aud kitchen furniture, plantation Il
trnsils ofcve description. one double eip aud
harness, one SET of haeksmilhS' tools. srv,lai
barrels OF cider. Terms OF sale--a cfedit Of L.
months will be given upon all sums nf ten dol.
tafs aud upwards 10, all sums under ten dol.
lar, cash will be required Bouds with apprc..
ed security will br required ofdc p rcila,c,.
FRAN Is CALL AWAY.
HENRY CALLAWAY. NoN''
Nov. 10. 81
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Ofthc LynrhbUrg Tobacco Market,
Corrected feskiy for He iirgiaiet 5V
THOMAS A ilaLooMnf aud kcttRp INREE.
Commission Merchants
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MANY FEEEHOLDERs,


The citzcns ofAnhfrst county, friendly 4"
The election of Gen. Andrew Jackson 10 the neNt
Presidency, are invited TO attend al Amherst
Cout House, on the first day OF the November
term. StNl)fh lttttfOLDtb0.
meeting of the clti7rns Of the county 81 Bed
ford. frlen " TO the election Of ten. Jackson.
will be held on the first day OF the ncx' court for
that county.
Mary Of The citieens Of Bedt0r8.
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ANTI.IAcksON MEETINGS.

10 The peopie Of Bedfod County.
Such oil you II a5e opposed 10 the election OF
Gcu. Andrew jackson are requested to assemble
at your nexr November Couri To unite with your
fellow citizens III other paris Of the state !" APP
pointing Delegates tothc Conveouonproposed'o
bcbpidi in Richmondont the 2d Iue,day nIanuaty
next fol the purpose OF ioi,aing an Antl-.tack.
.on Electoral Ticket. MANY CITIZENS.
NELSON cot MY
The citizens OF Nelson op ,o,td to Gen. Jack
.on's elect on to the Presidency OF the't
n,ted States are respectfully requested 10 meet
AZ then ourt IN November next, with view OF
Amounting Delegates 10 meet those which may
ne appoinled by other Counties IN the state, fot
ibe lurpose Of forming proper Eecterl Tick
c, on tue u Tuesday II January next.
MANY CITIZENS
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FUR HATS.

WIPE have ,rveral packages Of Fur Hats
w some are ye,y fine We vii sell then IL
vrry low pr cos
ANDREWS q BROTHERS.
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G3~Ony 10000 Tickets in the Scheme


The CASH. for the wholrSf the Prizes can
he had a, usual al Cohens Office, the moment
they are drawn.
Tickets 50. Quarters %
Haye, 2 80 | E.-mhs 81
d Orders from any art Of the United States
either 10y mail (posl PAID OF private convey
ance enclosing the cash or prize tickets IN any
of the lotteries, will meet the same prompt and
punctuaI attention as II on personal application.
Address TO
J. T. COHEN Il BROTHERS.
IL In the first class olthe Literature Lottery
drawn on the l7th ult BOTH the grea, Capitals
of 500, OOO and $1,000 besides 10 less than
SIXTEEN of2.GDO aud 900 dollars, We're all
sold at COHFN'S OFFICE. No. III, Riarket-
street where more Capital prizes have been sold
than at auy other Office in America,
Baltimore Nov. 8. INDIA
BLANKS
Ofall kinds for sale at this Offics,
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Hcssrs. James Mason and Jas. Elder.

Hessrs James Mason and JAS. Elder.
81 IRIS As you are not inhabitants Of his
- State, avail myself OF this occasion 10 no,
hty you that shall proceed 10 take the dcposi-
ton ofJoseph Scott aud others, at the dwelling
house OF Frances Mason, Campbell county A.,
on Saturday the 18th Of December next 10 he
cad as evidence IN sui depending IN chanecry
IA Campbell court. whereof YOU are plaintiffs
and F,anrrs Mason aud myself drirndants--at
which time aud place YOU may, II you choose,
attend | am respectfully,
JAS. BROOKS.
Nov II CIV 10
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'nentsa nay, verify. Take example ~. !
your enemies-cease your. idle disputes ' "n. "'
question that you cannot in all prabo,l;,s i.a d
ence either the one way or the other. s nn.y '"ln
regularly selected democratic candidate n A. "s v
sentative to Congress, whoever he NAV b. ~, ;yFiv
honorable exerton; relying with con6Ie,nS s"a "
if you succeed you dispense the enemies # ula
party, and thus obtain assurance, that for a. qa'
ture, the government Of the State will n, ."e ~
your own hands. This is of more imnor raSs ln'
you and to the best interests of the Stat ta'.e
whether Jackson Or Adams shall preside over ~ i.
Uaion. 80 0'
But if democrats must divide upon tbs ,uo,,..
this surely is not the time or the occasion fr
When electors for President and Vice pras w..
are to be chosen then with more proprey m, 'u y,
agitate t-then, if prudently done, the friends y
the two candidates may exert themselves vi, III.
destroying the party. But If in the choice If
preventative to congress, you allow yourseye, :,
be governed only BY the Presidential question y y
scene Of anarchy will be witnessed in YOUR ran
that will utterly destroy you as party.
AN ORIGINAL JACKSON MAN