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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
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BALTIMORE May IS, 1877
"I prryrnt the Convention of the Jackson d,
E5aes in Baltimore yesterday and ard much speccIfy
ing. Makcy and Winchester tho conspicuous
members The Address presented 10y the Committee up-
pointed by the Convention the day before was writ
ten by Mhkcy, and by him read to the Convention.
1t very long aud pdr'oi Extremely well written,
though there was one recommended in it, and
strongly insisted on Ivy of the delegates which was
producing sChiam IN the views OF party or tr
majority strongly insisted rejection II was to
ndeutify the of Mr.. "a !h0un with that of Gen
Jackson and to run bin with bat party the Vice Pre-
sidcnCy again. WHEN hat part ofthc address came TO BE-
read it moved TO expmgc it; Marcy defended it,
asserting that Mr. Calhoun had undergone immolatjon in
unjust in the Jackson party desert hm-wh many ar
the South, &c. But, GualIy determined by the MA
Jo'iy, that It would br Of no advantage have hn and
tndi if 1t would, they could be persuaded to ACCEPT
hIm any terms. The tguncuts pro aud con became
warm, that began TO expect rupturc. WaxCy sec
IN. tie strong aud decided aversion to Mr. C., Al last
iushc virtue Of nccc;sity aud consented to sacrifice s
wishes aud his friendship for Ar. g.. the good Of the
Tie offensive parts the addrr5; were cxpuypd
and none ui This viii appear ~ the published pocrc-
ding, NIGH, not haze heard II any other way. On
the wirle did lhnt the delegation respectable as
had feared " would bc. Thee few members any
u0tc distinction, aud sutprrd 10 ud Bdlr-
people so indifferent about ~, although iC Sc
Copd day of the meeting, whrt speeches md address
were expected, 'hc were not twenty respectable Bdltmo
teaus present., AMI :efy iuw r.,suus OF any sort"
,fuilDluI JylLJul.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

THE opinion 2Fa Spe,iaior.--Tl !, remark of Adj.
sou ltaa ''sIanderby vii often errors which es
CAPE tc obscryaiIDn ~ liu,c who 10 The patnr -
Perhaps our rcadcis viii Uink IBIS cnark receives
Baw proof the following short extract from the
C2ioniot .IIuoe0'e prnted At yorf, JPrer Canada:
"Thc United States have \ union bot il is badly
cefnouted- their chief ruler elective, and unlike
tie monarch OF Bri'alu is blamed. for every pisfor.
fguc which boppeua 10 ls country; te English Ian.
curge r5usackcd fpr terms Uf abuse to heap the
head of llie American President Tor the time being,
and 10 Strangers, would appear thai, as the King
can do no wrong, tie Fiesleut car d. ccllug that
= igL:."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

Sunday Schools.-From the annual report read at
the third anniversary meeting of the American Sunday
School Union, held at Philadelphia the God ult. il
appears that there 50, 900 children aud teach
ers belonging to the schools connected with the ns-
tution and that il has auNiarics in every state in the
Union. Sixty repositories have been establish
ed in various parts of the country for the sale Of works
published by the Association, and about TO be
| established,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

Mr. Peel has more Of the publ confidence than Mr.
Canning. To conclude, consider the present TO be
Inc commencement of contest between these two en-
insnt persons, Mr. Canning and MIR. Peel. The Duke
OF w ellington most strongly supports Mr.. Peel, and
the friends of his Grace to think that Mr. Cam
ning's Administration will be mere rope OF saud.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

Anew and splendid mission, it would appear from tho
London papers, about proceed to Russia in order 10
ns'a the Emperor cholas Knight of the Carter
lie marquis of Hereford is be aits head and will be
accompanied by his Lord yarmouth and numerous
ana splendid sortege of young noblemen. The Garter
Mug d. Arms, SIR George Naylor, and the Windsor Her
aio ftancis Martin, Esquire, will accompany the mission
10 ASSIST IN the ceremony Of investing the W , thu.
insignia OF the order The Installation WILL il is said take
pace at arsaw' and not at Pcteburgh, and be coin
cident win the coronation there Nicholas as kim az
Poland 'e -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

MIssoURI-l is a source of much qualification TO OBJ
serve (says the ST. Louis Enquirc our citizens
conenced III good earnest, the cultivation of Tobacco
ana have succeeded so well in the last CROP that it has
made considerable display in port this Spring as
an article of expectation Oar soil and climate are found
by the planters of Virginia and Mayan to be admira
bly, adapted to the cultivation of Tobacco, aud it evil
IDENTIFY must become staple commodity of Missouri
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

BY the packet ship Louisiana, Capt. Price, arrived
at N York the editors of the Gazette have regular files
OF N Orleans papers the evening of the 9Th inst.
inclusive The Courier of the latest date contains the
following articc:-
Revenue 1",,"r Io%e up WIN ~, te
prize the Colombian soop Eogar, which lately enter
ed the port of Mobile with Spanish prize. The pri
vateeer, manned by SO men, amusing herself
with playing the pirate in the passes Of RIVER
She had already taken Of the American schr
Antoinctte, bound from Mobile for Tampico, which
has come up the time with the Post Boy and had
100000 ON board, when Capt jackson made his APP
Pearance Weare not able to-day, for Of time to
give the details of that affair, which wc shall publish
| TO morrow.
MIR. Robertson, accompanied by Madame Olivier,
had made second successful ascension, al New Or
leans, in balloon, without accident.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
81. CLA1rsvItl.U, robiol NV +

NI: tI'NJIibF IIIE, LUIO,) May 70.
FdfTtc'fc-- On Wednesday last, W. JoNEs, ESQ was
called upon hold Inquest the body Of AsfryG
hLhRs' OF fnltney township in this county, who came to
his death according the finding of the Jury in the follow
ing manner, to Wit
8y being shot witl rife ball. which entered the de-
r7Sen "tt SIDE and lodged !" his body, 18th day
Of this instant" "hat The deceased was sbo, re t 49,
his son itobrJt Hcry aud that the Robert commit cd
ihe murder with wifui intent 10 kin the dcccascdv
ne O"y made his escape aud has yet arrested
but di%cn search IS making for him. lie between Is
aud 18 years Of age.
MT Henry was considered a dj,asrcccblc man in his
amy ana the day before his dcat he had corrected his
and the following morning = disrurc had a,i.c
between them. After tic dispute had subsidized IN, bcy
asked leave Of his father 20 shoot bird which lc
s'lh destroyed the bees. He shot bind ~ tie
Drid' below where his alter wnIk, making rails
ne object Of the next h,c his faiberM
After he shot, the deceased walked as much as Gy
y'oS wncu being oXhHustcd he carried his house
aud expired NJ Il few hours.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

hty UCS-The East Florida iicra Id inma es that 4 n
Illicit traffic has been going at Key West. The sub
ects only briefly mentioucd and circumstances are ra
ther limited ut than detailed. We assured however
that some disclosures have been made, close Sc
crccy, which induced the marshal visit about s;xtv in
dIvduas The business very Neutrality-suspicious.
on sales often amounting to 1000 dollars day. An
ARRAY aso lately occurred there, between one of PO,tc
men aud an American, which adjusted by ter ito
! rial justice, who fined the Mexican fifty dollas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

singular Hceticn'.-The Bockport N. Z. Obscrya
Tory OF the 10Th ut. relates the following singular in
cdcut which occurred to the mail bag IN that ne iol
oo"ihood the day prcyious:-1hc stage had proceeded
about two miles west of Carksuu where The mail had
hcen taken from the Post Office, when The pa.sen FER
on the forward scat discovered smoke sunr- from the
Dag and upon closer inspection discovered dat IFS
,'"s "cfe on nc Here wasan emergency IN which
II was difficult for TIC driver 10 act Tie Laws rs 60
gross would not even in such case auti,oti.c hin, a.
1Tcak The mail and exiuguish the frc--and the IIo,,
munster General, with all his lynz-eyod vigilance
"a" provided no rcrnidy In this dilemma the drycr
sG|cd the bag conveyed IL to Dcghbouring pump and
h"rd' u with water. The damage so far as we have
oecH abe &c learn, was 20. very material!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

Crceks-Tho Gisei. Committee ofPhladelpha are
about to despatch the second and last vessel with sup
plies for the suffering Greeks.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

Honfcc IDgfnuiG.-A friend has informed U.s. tina, two
Of odr countrynen from the part of New York
have successfully initiated the cccbra auomtou tbess
player, so we known to the public. The invention NAV
be examined at the of Broadway and Reed street
Our informant has played several games with the mcclan-
Y i .SfnLcr,,r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

ChcrofctS.-It Is stated Ina, a Cherokee Indian
has invented an alphabet of eighty six Characters con,ain-
ing an the sounds III the language Each character repre-
SCENTS syllable and easily acquired by the Indians end
used by them with great facility.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
FAYETTEVILLE, ~. C.lNay Oh.

tAIFFFI.FIf.TI u. Cd May q.
IfotbeTy.--A trunk cut from the Camden STARE
near thi. town, Tuesday night last, containing we
understand checks or drafts TO the of SI8 600
nesides other valuable papers and clothing Tie trunk
robbed of the checks and clothing but conta ming the
other papers, was found yesterday morning in a field
about mile from town, by several gentlemen who
promptly turned out for that purpose a young man
named Skipper has been taken up and committed to
Jail under strong crcums,antial testimony
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

II is rather lean account-but numbers and fl.
e1,fcs obstinate things TO twist OF their proper
wcisht and influence. Upon the WHOLE il will be best
IN the proceedings of the Convention not directly TO
refer the numbers that the Convention have derived
'hcr authority from.
TO obvatc the want Of attendance 10 tic
'Ca!l Of the spirits from the Vastly deep
For cail'd they were, and callcd--and Called
But would not come,
II consIde red advisable that the dcfconcy he,nade
up by the numbers appointed! upon the lcputaon
Plus 10 of the counties whose numbers we Ina We
given above, dcpuation of Mirfy three was named
10y the meeting 10 attend tie convention. 1t was pro.
vnkDg, however, that they should have so far mista.
ken their men, in some instances, 10 name persons
who have thought proper since To undcccye them and
the public, by publishing that they will have no fell
lowshp with such men measures as are at present
opposed TO the Adminstration-tI5t is what sieni-
fcant!y known in Mary laud as 'n dampcr,"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

We are glad to hear from the Chesapeake and De-
aware Canal favorable account of its progress and
of lis approach TO completion. Capt. SMITH of the
Engineer Corps, accompanied by DR.. HowARp, has
recently paid VISIT to the line of the Canal, under
instructions from the Government To examine its pro
gress Their report will probably be made within a
short time, and will endeavor 10 obtain copy of il,
for publication as soon as it is nade.-[Nak M
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

Tie Publisher Of the BclcfontG Patriot says that the
hole including cash aud articles of every drs-
c'pon received Tor subscription TO that paper during the
last year and half, hUndrc1 and ,,te dDrc
lie also publishes all his town subscribers dcfautcrs
''cXcCpi WILLIAM MAN and two others" This same
Dam Mann Is worthy of his name, ard the Patriot
conirivcs TO edge into his editorial nonody very handsome
connrrddtory notice of his skill in making edge tools
This is all proper. Support your supporters BqN Pat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
CmLL1coTH,:, Nav 10.

SuILIcoTH':, May 10.
Great S0uMUcteyn Road.-We have the pleasure
OF informing our readers, that Col. Long and Lieut.
fiimble OF the Corps of Engineers, in the service of
the y. States, for exploring and surveying the great
Southwestern Road from GAINESVILLE in Ohio to New
Orleans, arrived in that town Tuesday of this week.
and departed for the Southwest the succeeding NOR
ming We understand that they passing oyer the
contemplated route, with view of making general
reconnaissance of the country, and to collect such
facts, as to the practicabty Of constructing this great
national work. as may present themselves from a topo-
graphical survey of the same;-that, when they shall
have examined the country far South as Florence at
the foot of the Muscle Shoals in the State of Alaba-
ma, they will there be met by Gen. Bernard the Chief
Engineer who will take up the line thence, South TO
the point where il intersects the great Southern mail
route from Wash'sgton City to Orleans From Flor
once, Col Long and his party will commence cri-
teal examination, and survey Nortward GAINESVILLE
the point OF dveIgency from the great National Road
now making from the right Bank of the Ohio river,
opposite Wheeling, TO Missouri. We also understand
that the prominent points indicated their instructions
from the War Department. from GAINESVILLE South
west, are Lancaster, Chillicohe, Limestone Licking
ton, Nashville, and Florence, in Alabama
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

SiPNrc,ts The brig Ivonhoc from Ncw York for ST.
Jagc- Cuba lost about the 9th of April the Grand
Cacos The crew, part nf the cargo, aud all specie
on board saved Capt. Sturgcs, and The arrived
New York Monday, with the specie in the Rice Plant
from 81. Thomas.
H. NJ. ship Ratticsnakc arrived Port Royal, Janai-
ca, from Port Prince, the 9Th AprilThc Harcouin
reported at the latter place that she fell in with the wreck
Of al American brig from tho Mediterranean, OF the
Square handkerchief bound to Havana The IT, took out
several cases 81 wine, boxes of aisns figs olives, nd
box Of money; but prevented by heavy sea from
saving Those articles were given 10 the British
Consul Port Prince Is were taken off the rocks
and carried to Cape francois, vino supposed To have
belonged to her The brig believed TO be owned in
New York
Brig Velocity, Smith, Of Salem, from Mouteyideo, for
Patagonia, totally lost, vessel and cargo, on Cape An
tono-cer saved. Vessel aud Curgo insured 10 the
amount Of $I6,OOO in Boston,
The schr. Mechanic, (of lG0 tous) Knox sailed rom
Rcw York 10Th Novcn1ber last cr the Cages of Virginia
and heard of there until Monday, when letter
received from r. Brown, the matte dated in England
"a March lie states that the Mechanic wrecked tho
FIRST day out blown of the coast aud after being on
the wreck IS days, (he last civc without provisons
the crew were all taken off by the brig George, Captain
SSby, and carried to Morlax, France, whence he was
coming home via England. Captain Knox arrived at New
ork on Monday III the George, last from Mobile. lie and
~ nae Hs'e !s ony persons Oh board I've Mechanic.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

The frigate Constoaiion, and some D;I,er =. s
vessels, arrived at Pensacola tie first week of Nav.
Southern paper mentions, that gentleman tray
cling, on aghng from The Stage coach entrusted is
wife with stranger and las not heard Of her since
This comes OF trusting strangers! There are other
articles, besides wives, which man trusts out and ne
yer hears of afterwards
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
CEHTRAI. AMERICA.

Letters hav- been received In this city which
give encouraging accounts OF the condition OF
that rrpuhhe. The rebellion has been cnmplctely
put dOwn. and The government have possession
Of ~. Salvador which lor som. time held on,
eainsi th,m. some of the leaders Of the revolt
have been shoi, aud Others have heen pardonrd
Among the latter Col. Gaul, the commander
in chief who submitted 10 the COVE nment and be-.
sought for pardon. before the surrender of his
party lie was forgiven, on condition that he
should immediately eas. the county
J hi officer is Frenchnnu and il Is highly
crediiahie TO the republic that the prime nuv-ss
ofthe revolt. and most Of the officers we're tor
rgncrs. The government have recently taken
the same step as that adopted in Mexico. having
forbidden any Spaniard TO enter their territory
When we take iufo view the character of the
population we cannot bur hope things viii now
iake every where prosperous turn There Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
SKs YoRE. Der -

nav YoRK. Der -
iets as5 iaysrah fron Bogota-we have
received the baeota Constitutional OF the NHh
Scfasnber. Bol.ssr has reinnrd. taken pos"s-
s,on ofine Presidential Char, and placed hsf'-
..lfsi the had Of the administration. Great ek-
.,h.t,on !. oppressed 10y the Constitutional OF
,b,. event. a4d Bolivar, ~ asuai, andergoes sao.
thef apBiIeasH.
ANIMATE letter from Csrihagcus, dated the
Pa instant. zas. d" am Of opinion that We shsn
nav. AN Improvement here, as well IN political
a. IN a commercial poiai vIcw. Bolivar has a
ps,n taken the helin OF affairs ia Columbia, with
N. confidence | may say, Of every man ia tbs
country. aud feel Satisfied that. ~ short time
under h. administration. the cfsdR ofihe obun-
nv wiII be improved. aud that both Commerce 81
agriculture viii revive.
III. contemplation at BoEota, TO do away
With the aicais duty wise mca.ure--and IN or
der 10 make up for the deficiency in the revenue
which such an aet may cause, u Is iniendedto add
al additional Eve per ceut. TO the present tar
N
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
LIBERAL

Arthur Tappan Esq. OF New York, hasrecent.
ly made to the " American Board Of Commis.
sonrrs fer Foreign Missions thr munihcent 10
nation Of twenty five Thousand dollars, TO be paid
in five yearly instruments. and to Ike Appropriated
10 the phianthropc uses OF that very extensive
aud valuable missionary Institution.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

From the NJ Y. Commercial Ad5eri,sef.
General Jackson aud General Harrington. -
The friends ofthe military candidate for the IRE
sdency, have hitherto had reply winch 'hey
have deemed convincing, TO the apprehension e1-
pressed by sober citizens ofthe danger OF eleVat
ing mere soldier and Court Martial Judge TO
such hish and responsible station as that Of
Head OF our republic. This knock down argu-
ment has been, that General Washington was a
soldier too, and that General Jackson would
tread in the footsteps of SO iiiusrious a prede-
cessor. The comparison Of the two names was
modest enough Oh tlIeir part, 10 be sure: But
let Us take them on their own ground. Does Ge-
neral Jackson revere the character, and approve
OF the conduct, Of the Father Of his country
Lei the Journals of Congress speak on this sub
jet. On the 18th Of December, 1896, the an
swer 10 the speech of Gen Washington, was un-
der consideration IN tue House of Represents
tIyes. The concluding sentence OF the Address
was as follows "Forour country ssake, for
the sake oiRepubIican liberty it il earnest ish
that your example may be the guideo( your sue
sessors, aud thus, alter being the ornament and
safe guard Of the presentag become the patri-
nony of our descendants" Mr.. Blount moved
10 strike out the sentence, aud AsDREw JACK
SON, together with Go,ERsoR GILEs, his present
supporter voted in favor of striking ont that sen
tcnce. Mr.. Biount then moved mat the yeas Il
nays be taken. that posterity might see That he
was not consentins to the address, and AspREw
JACKSON and GovERNoR GiLEs voted against the
address Comment is unnecessary. The adj
mnlsteation Of the man who was" first in war.
first in peaca, and first in the hearts OF his
trymen." was disapproeed by jackson and he
solrmnly declared by his vote thai the example
ofHaJ,iHgton migdl mol be The guide of has sue
eeSg0rs Aud yet hls partizans have tie hardi-
hood to call him a second " ashington
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
Y DMLATa
QUESTIONS ANp ,Nsn sEs

QUESTIONS AM ANsnsFss
0h -ssAss !. ,,iea.ufr. IN sbes. chzes,
t4f.. a,,e brief day = mad. a rses
ofsss,y and lshins'''
= sf.f 10 rae aa, phs-e bright eraRp
~ q at uatii be sss zoe. aenn.
And iad Nhen II hss OR u skore,
n sarlnf, IN al ifsOtighm,.'
had nv !. Trisndshp. tut fal.s feper
wh.rl .yrsa3, Il. laws NJ dayltght's hou'.
And closes them eve
Opening ". petal, 10 tho lirhi.
sa-ef hressh,rf. uhile ths sun SHINE, bright.
nHshs' 10 thoss s'ha H,d.i ths nigh
ofdoau ,pd darknss, grove
lad WHIT /. nm. the .Adsih,i .ls,,,
III, eap IN which -s.rt poison lava,
A. hes aoWery wreath -
That. tuin'a srannd N. ,ictiin', h,sa.
Whom misn sWss, fepyer. wound hsrreaA,
And harp. asd nnhf~''',euaA,. 'dsIsd.
sslaabonsly n detih
Ard what ar, hnpss '---gpy butterflies,
1bp on The breath Of fancs ri,s.
Nhsrs Ger The 'uoi., aia' lure 'hsn
yotsrs, essr or the wing.
Na-kiug oar faiui step following.
And n al TAFT caught. psfi'hiag
IL the Trnr hat seeurai thenn
.pd our afeeiisu' shat arsth"y1
Oh blossoms smiling ou 'hn spray
Al beauty aud all sseetnes.
Fui whieh The eanker may i,y hare,
sf rude hands from tin Ifaufhs, ten.
~ bhfhtug winds Ia, whitening th-rs.
Sal type. Of marital de.iuets 500.
Ard ~hai /. hfa itself' -a,ail
With sometime. an aaspteious gale.
And somn bright sgsbruias round IL
But of,'ncr midn the ismpe'l, cat,
n. lowering nv, ,hr ho.ling blast,
And whelln'd bsnealb the wsss at la,i,
Where never pi1mori sounded
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
FAuaUiER CsuSry, VIRGINIA,
ma A lAD-

liam happy 10 see arecoil of public opinion
in favor The Administration For some time
after the Presidential election, many honest we'll
meaning men were carried 10 the SIDE Of the Nj
hilary Chiettain. by the popular cry of bargain,
sale bribery, corruption, intrigue. &C. Gc. and
confess that myself laborcd for short time I'M
der the same delusion ; and indeed strange it was
10 me, when on mature reelection, took deb-
crate view OF past events.
The recent publication of the Letters on that
subject, and particularly Mr.. Buchanan's, Of
Pennsylvania, has operated on the public mind
IL ay neishborhocd as tAe Gun does when he
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
500 DOLLARS REWARD.

Nathaniel Snelson, the Teller of the office OF
Discount and DeposIte Of the Bank Of Virginia
in Petersburg has stolen from the said Office u.
bout Forty thousand Dollars, chiefly IN notes OF
one bundled IL llars each the property of the
President, Directors aud Company OF the Bank
Of Virgina-and he absronded early on Sunday
morning having, ms is believed, Il very large por-
ton of that sum with him i is understood that
he got into one of the steamboats, below City
Point ON the seme morning. am authorised by
the Board of Directors of the said Office TO offer
the above reward aud all reasonable expenses
for his Apprehension and snfe delivery to the
Jsilur of this town.
Sntson is about fifty yens efage about
feet 10 or / inches high hi, hair very grey; hi.
face red and full, with clear blue eyes-He hesi.
tstes, snd generally appears embarrassed when
speaking G. ". STAlNBACk, Cashier.
October %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
Majority for Crawford,

Frank .Auordl--The writer Of the suhioined
letter, IL "A gentleman of consideration. lare u
member of the General Assembly Of Virginia
who (,Yh hundreds Of Others in that State, we
doubt not,) has changed his opinion in regard to
the Presidential election and has the maulisesS
20 asow it, The follo"ingis an extract from
letter 10 a friend in this city, which, though
not written for the press We are permitted to
copy. Nat. hit.