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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-29
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.uefGnch0fy dcc1denE-A lew even
ings ago two parties, residing near the
Washington county line. in Frederick
county, went out oPpossum hunting
In the course of the evening one OF the
parties freed raccoon, aud Mr.. Wine
felt, Of the freeing party, ascended for
the purpose of disiodging it. Whilst on
the tree, the other party came up, and
were informed OF the fact of the rae
coon having been freed, upon which one
of them, Mr.. Kline, fancy ing that be
saw it, Immediately fred, and shocking
to relate, lodged the contents OF his
gun in the body of Mr. Winfelt, who
fell to the ground, and shortly after ex.
pred! Mr.. X. must have been exceed
ingly quick on the trigger, orthe COM
panions of Mr., w must have been cul-
pably negligent.-[ Torch Light.
Suppression Of Intemperancs.-A meet
ing of the Massachusetts Society, for
the suppression of intemperance, was
held in Boston on the 5th inst. The an
nual report of the Society was read,
''the principal object Of which was to
present a sketch Of the principles and
policy which should govern the friends
of temperance in the measures they
should adopt for the promotion of their
purposes" The only sure and effectu.
al remedy for immoderate drinking, was
TO abstain from moderate use of ardent
spirits. AT the conclusion, the report
recommended the following resolutions,
which were adopted
Resolpsd, lst, That in the opinion OF
this meeting, there is sufficient evidence
that ardent spirits are not necessary as
al refreshment or support during la
Dor; but, on the contrary, are absolute.
ly injurious to health that to the ge-
neral moderate use Of them is to be
chiefly attributed the prevalent habit of
intemperance; and that entire absti
nence from them, except when presCri.
bed as medicines, be recommended to
all classes of society.
Cd, That il be recommended to ship
owners, masters of vessels, mechanics.
proprietors and superintendent of man
ufacturing establishments and all others
having the care of young persons when
first entering upon laborious occupations
TO eudsavour to induce those under their
charge TO form the habit Of labor, with
out any use of ardent spirits
Sd. That it he recommended TO all
having charge of the educ aticn of the
young, to endeavour toproduce a strong
impression on their minds Of the dan.
gerous tendency of even a moderate
use of ardent spirits.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-29
NORFOLK. Nov. 10

4NORH obhy WV 10
A counterfeit $40 note of the U. s
Bank. payable at the office in this town
has been detected 1t is dates 4th Oct
1924; letter s; No 5I9a; signed " Bid
die, Pres't. Thos. wilson, Cashier;
drawn in favor of Luke Wheeler, Cash
Ter OF the Office at Norfolk, and endors-
ed George Newton, Pres't. for ]. Wheel
err, Cash'r. We understand the sigma
lures are tolerably well executed, and
might deceive, but that the engraving is
Indifferent, and comparison OF il with
an original note will at once discover
the deception. They are believed TO be
part of the emission of Newbold and
Company. We learn that the Bank will
issue no more $40 notes of the plate
sounterfeited by that concern.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-29
From The Srgi'EsrlandC gesap, Ind. Guest.
EDITORIAL MARRIAGE.

81 Allen, Editor of the Guest, re
specially informs his patrons that, on
Tuesday evening the Cd inst, be lief,
toe barren Isle of Cei,bGey, and by JOIN.
ing himself to Miss Jane Bonner. landed
on the salubrious island of .uatrimony
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-29

The Rev Luther Baker, Of Swanzey,
has united ia marriage, nine daughters
Of one gentleman, at whose wedding he
was present.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-29
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90

HlLADE IfhlA, WV &Us
Fvs!--About seven o'clock this morn-
ing, a FIRE broke out in Jasper Hard
ing's Printing office, Carter's Alley. 1t
originated from a spark in the drying
room falling on some dry sheets, and so
rapid was the progress of the flames,
that scarcely any thing up stairs was
saved. Several valuable manuscripts
are, in all probability, destroyed, with
nearly the whole of the type. Some
valuable stereotype plates were fortu-
natelv, on the first floor, and are saved.
Much damage was done in the bind
cry.
Insurance to about half the amount of
goods destroyed, was made some time
since in the American Office, and the
policy was on the point of expiring, when
Mr.. II had determined TO increse the
amount. The fremen displayed the
usual alac rity; without their aid, the
whole neighbsurhood must inevitably
have been destroyed Carriers Alley
runs from Third street, opposite Ger
RAIDS Bank, to Second street.
Proposals have been issued for
publishing at New Echota, 10 the Cher
okee Nation, a weekly newspaper, to
be entitled the Cherokee Phoenix"
for the exclusive benefit of the Chero.
kee Indians. The Editor, ELIAS BouD-
ENorT, is blooded Cherokee, and was
educ sted at Cornwall, Connecticut
Inpoyiont to Printsrs.-Mr. Benjamin
Jfetcaife. of Woodstock, Vermont, has
invented PRINTING Press, which must
facilitate and render more easy, that
part of the Printers labor. In the ma
chinery all is simple and free from that
complication that renders so many ia
ventions useless. The whole machinery is
moved by q principal wheel. to which
water power, or any other power for the
moving of machinery may be applied, in
as simple manner as in moving a sim.
pie turning lathe. The only labor to be
performed by the workman at the press
is to place the sheets upon the tympan
and remove them, A press upon this
principle may be constructed to work
one or two forms. The estimated ex.
pense for one form not exceeding $500.
The inventor intends to secure the pa.
tent right ------
Ripe Cherries.-Last week, says the
Petersburg American, a gentleman of
this town presented US with a small
bunch of ripe cherries, of the second
crop, which grew in his garden. They
were of the kind denominated Morel,
or as they are more commonly pro-
nounced Morela) and some of then.
we're full and perfect
From The SwiEerlandC Iesdp, md Guest.
Il 4 1 q -.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-29

The Vice Presidency-A PennsylvO-
MIA paper states that MIR Van Buren, will
be candidate for Wee President The
political affairs Of the nation have been
settled for the nextten or fifteen yeai );
and woe be6de the Editor who ventures
to disturb the arrangements.
N. I. Statesman.
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Curious.

10 tbs E3trORs OF THE NATIONAL ISTEL
LrsEScER.
Gentlsmen:-liaving reported to the
secretary Of war, some months since,
that the original proceedings OF the ge-
neral court martial, which convened at
Mobile, the 5th of December, 1914,
could not be found on the files OF the
office, and subsequently, having made
a similar statement, in reply to note
received from ID Greene, OF this city,
which statement has been published in
newspaper; have now to request the
publication of an official letter, on the
same subject. and which is addressed to
the secretary of war
Very respectfully, r. JONES.
Noe, i4M.
ApJuTANr GENsRAL's 0FFIce
JTashingioa, 10th .roU. 1871
TO THE aoN. Secretary OF WAR.
SIR:--l have the satisfaction to state
that the "or ginal proceedings of the
general court martial, which convened
at Mobile, the 9Th Of December, 1914
have just been found.
In one oil me departments, tDsre Is q
recess, in which a variety of old papers
&c. have been deposited, as ! am in
formed, ever since the removal of the
adjutsnt generals office to this build
ing, in June, 1921. 1t was here, a
midst this mass of promiscuous papers
with which, no doubt, il had remained
several years unkuown,) that Mr.. Will
liams, the first clerk, this morning dis
covered bundle, containing proceed
ings of sundry court, martial, of war
date, and among these, the documen
which has been SO long missing, ant
absent from the appropriate place OF re
cord.
am, sir, with great respect, your
ob'tservant, r. JONES, Adj. Gen.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-29

The friends of the Administration in
Pennsylvania are holding meetings in
the different counties of the State for
the election of Delegates to State
Convention to bs held at Harrisburg on
the 4th of January, for the nomination
of an Electoral Ticket for the Presi-
dent of the United States. The Pitts.
burg Statesman contains the following
notice Of the meetingi in Beaver county:
"a meeting of the friends of the Ad-
ministration was held in Beaver on the
2Sd ult. JOHN CLERK, ESQ. was APP
pointed a delegate to represent the coun-
ty OF Beaver IN that Convention. We
have coDversed with two gentleme
who attended this meeting, and they
concur in stating, that il was very nu =
merously attended Mr. Henry says
the meeting was much the largest we
have ever seen in the county, where we
have lived for thirty years, and, we have
no hesitation in saying, the largest eusr
held m The county"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-11-29

The Western Carolinean states, that
a DUEL was fought on Monday, the 5th
instant, within the lines Of South Caro-
lima, between SamuelP. Carson, Esq.
member of Congress, from, the Nor
gan, district, and DIR. r. b. Vance, his
opponent at the late election; in which
the latter was killed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-24
Ia State Navigation Lottery,No )
For tie New Year.

1875 Prizes amounting to $4,000
n All tle Pfizas IN q wheel. and all the nun
beers Ia another Al onee--Ihe " hoe scheme TO 90
drawn IN ONE DAY and the whole amount OF
PIi2es NAV be I'D. soon as drawn.
Price OF Tickets S3 90 Quarters 10.
Halves, TO-
H. The 1000 Prizes OF SO TO he awarded 10
the first, second or third division 10 he DETERMINE
ed by thai which may draw the capital p,ize nf
Sl0,00o- SO that a holder OF three numl e,s. ol,a
OF " ich shall be Ia zach division is certain 10
draw ona pIige aud may draw Four
The Capitnl Prize Of $4,000 20 be pad 10
pari Nv 1910 Tickets is nov sealed UP {, ,lel oSf.
ed the bank ri Virginia al L,nchbmg, o. >nh.
oci 10 the control OF the holdei of the cket.
The prize Of $4,000 to be paid in pari b,
'sckage of 500 tickets is deposited IN like main
ner
Orders by mail meet the seme attention
given TO personal apI ca,ion.
AUG. LEFTWlcH, Manogeg,
Nov a.
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Yrs URSU ANT TO a decreeofihe Superior coutl
-. ofChaueely tor the Lyuchburg District,
pronounced ON the 23d da, oi Oct Der 1926, IA
a cause depending between john Miller, pit VS..
Leonard tlaihonrne and othes, DIETS. the I'M
dcfsignrd, marshal oftbc said court, viii srii,
before 81, rtiicc doonin The town OF LSnrhpurg,
on nus lay ibt 10Th Il Drcen.ber, 1871, II fair,
If not the ueAi fair day thereafter, bs way Of
public auction, on Il credit OF one aad Two years,
Il lract OF wood lamd II about IL acres, NEARLY
Opposite Ia Lyntnbug, On the Amherst side
Bonds with good curity wal he reqdired If IT,,
purchaser 4 the tile retained until he rn'chas,
money l. paid. I a. HOLCOMBE.
.NoV,l3. ctdslfls
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1FNURSu M ~ "A decree Of the Superior
- Court of Chanccry Tor the Lynfhbne DIS
r,ci, rendered on the 10Th day Of My. 1877 IN
ctnsc "hcrrmJ ms Deiarneu /, H. and Jnu.
1attn and others are dcits. the undersigned,
Marshal OF ,nr >,id COURT viii sell. Al public
apc. ION, for cab, me prenisss IN ih,' county
of Pi'ts. wanna. on FridaY he 18ih ia, Of DE-
crmhcr l927. il rsir, # not the NIX, lair t,y
thereafter, It Irdct OF iaid " ing. ~ both sides
# wards road, conaialag about AL acres,
norc Or i,ss, and adjoining the i4,nds o. Ward,
lcrrel, Luster and Uh-5e.
1. A. HOLCONBE, NJ.
Nov. % Ytds1ly
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>,taVIe * iarcy Gocas.

/ hrRr AZ arni fl.l nssut'p 80
>'tapse n f"rcy Gocas,
- tn hr4rse -, ned l., Mr.. &rl,i nj. tiofeff.
~. nd Immediately orr u,i', III, r,sf#otl.sf.
L. buats ~. 81 -. lntr,l inluffuIous aud
ri pni. 49, br, - bestowed h. s,1rtifhg
- lninsf siYls - psti,rns " snlftif. Ihose
who mns vi til purchase Sc call at vi.w
- honds aud judge tnr iheusplNss TO
aHflers himself 'he "a point OF cbtsinp,s,
Inlty M stNir, hey vili nnt lp sn,5 = u
s. any ~ lhr ~hta. ~ tie stnsou is wy
advance, h. would iutirula,lv solieit
49, Wiz mnv Nhnlb Broad Cigihs tuf coarse
" oiihns, IL AXE lnok nj his, u. be viii.
Il thru al rfrU small adtnncs
lie tuck ronsisis IA ~, ui the follow ing nj.
tlrle.. VIZ
Snperfue nlnc nrd hIrtk west OF England
Cloths ard 'n.durres
sier' Mkt pliged'1irun, Brow motive and g.
ther ianey cold Cloths
pret. White mud lanr, ruld Csssimeres
bIaeh AL ahlfe Cassimores Ior vests, tsnpo.
rnr Goods)
peoltie unified Dpb mud waterproof Cloths
SeHi,1. rrd, kreeh. spotted and wliie Flan-
nels
Chssmelfs, some 81 nh,rh very superior
Kerses, Ltnseys, Ptnin. pnd / orrst Cloths
itosr mn tont Blnnkcts \br,D
Tartan M rircnssiat Plelds
Plaid Clonks
Bombn2rilr4. assorted
French aud English BON ngincs
Black and late cold wor,led Hose
Cotton aud silk do Carvc nssorimsnt1
heliuo AID ashmrrr Showit
\ lnrge and elernrt assortment Of Merun,
Cashmere, sit md Gau2r Hkls
Gros de Abpls- Silk pin,n. Il i and water 4,
French rtay, ashes at rosrs, brown. md
ereal variety of the most fashionable
oolors
Best hlah itnlan fuos,rirps, sencfnw.,
sarsreis, Smiths, Levantiues, Floreneus
mud black Mode
Resi Nankren aud Canton Grapes
Black md brown Satin, on elt CANT article
for Ladies' dreasCs
Rlach, white and pink saItins
Plain Bnbbneli, aud
Blaek Babbinet Lnce Wells, "a mostfsshion.
IN elegant assortment of Ribbons
Bell aud Sash do
Ladie', md Genilsmou's Silk Hose well us.
sorted
do do silk Gloves
do do horse skin, hid, bfas
yer aud wofs'ed do
silk Bnrrnre
riploq and Gimps, dnisy and frog Buttons,
aud ogher Trimmings
silk and V,Iyel yc.liugs
BEL hlaek six Velvet, aud some tnncy CO.
lnra
Company Flass aud fancy slk Hdkn.
six umhrellt some oflhe largest size and
very b. quality
Tortoise shell Combs, escorted
superior batk Lasting and Crcdsssns
Lace Gapcs
Gohhinelt md Thread Laces and Edgiugs
Robes, bounced and elegantly WORKED
Cambria Muslins
S"iss Muslin, plain aud fg'd
Book do do do
Null Mnslins
Rond street and other fOncy Crovats
Black SIX do
lisb Lnent, Lawns aud Sheet,ngs
Rnss IN Sheefinp4
" ct and brown Holland
Cip'h Shaws
Bed Ticking
~puu Cotton
tuneiibR aud Green Baize Tor floor cloths
ran Leese aud Grape Leese | rim ming.
Inserting
DuulS
70 p,eres Cslicos, well assorted
Furniture Prints do
Dnper iahir Cloths
Br1Paeye Disper
Furniture 10
ARfsailes Quits
silk mud Tnblv yelvp's, assorted
Germeu md Scotch Osnnhures
Fur aud Wool Hat good assortmoni)
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cry leree & p"nprd assortment of
9hoes and Lurking Glasses.
HAKD UiRE AND CLILERf.

anlieff assortment Il
loihrs, lialr, Hearth, Dusting, orum Fur.
nIioff, Horse, Scrubbing, Wh.tp-N Ssh,
1ooib. shor md Broom Bruhrs.
Very besl 6unpowde IeH--Besi Los sugar
- Brown SnRnf---t otf,., --Cborrlnte--N ines
--Jamaiea Rum Rrsudy, q. other Groceries
Cotton and Wool Cards B,llowses, aud
'erN greei variety o. Dry Goods, not ennme-
rated above.
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smriv rairon''ed o. taose ~ cav Ieei,lator.,
VII iak"f ii #s-'rasaoa, # &, urr-, 1aek
son. and IT. n. 1t al L." 81. 81 ktn1a u.
aod who are inimi1a 10 the pa, -eut am.r,-
ran ad.ai - atina and the hes, iufsrr.,. n
on aeiose coaulry N X.
UFBv thei"e, would advise Slr. Pre-
cot II eAtan4 Ii. ionrnry To RiDh,oand d..
ring the sting oil the Ieglslsurp--Geyrnof
G y, aud hi. caaajulor., would "a ,btes.
,1bse ibe iors few hop,es Of the Albion
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MARRIED, On tie III int :" Il Rev.
Nichulh q Cuhbs, NJ Bsl1AR r.. Il,
VI IS tIIZABEfn. daaehler ii n. -.
Oyerstrret, alta bedford. AID
On the same cgeatrg. hv I'm Rev. Nillum
ihrri., Mr. GEORGE sfAALEN, IN M A..
REBECCA, daughter Ut Mf James Rurll.
All al i,ptl trI
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Dec. u

Mr JohR Lyorh. IT =. of He1ay Yard decd
[JlAk Il notice, HAT mai, ~ the l4b day OF
- arc next. Al NhIds Springs IN he
uo'y OF Piusyivania, at the Tavern Honse OF
Dr., Lynch Di'ud. hetUcrn tn rising IA SIT
ting Of he sun sad day. pr ocecd = take the
d. positt n> Civilian Dsgc and others. aud
continue from day 10 Ia, noiii fnr whole are IA
ken, TO b. ,rad &, evidence III "a suit in Chance
y depending before the superior Court of
anccry, for the D'.trtct o. Ipuchburp, where
n you ~ cz'r OF me .aid Henry Word. * plt'f
and mysclfdrrt al which time Won may attend
II you think proper ~ oh
ROBERT \. u ARD.
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I'd uRSuAN1 10 a dec, ecreud,red ontbe l9lh
u da, oI May, 1927, N the Superior Court
Of Chnneely, -, the Lyncbbng Drsni,l IN tie
,aosre lara London, NIX OF John l.onaon
dcc'd. il1 -. E'linh Ecckham nndolhefs def'f.
&c pndrrsIRh,d Marshal al the said court vii
sell, by way of pubic auction, ion cash, IN TIE
p .psrs, on tuesday the 22d day Of January
-. IT tan. II n"t, the next Tain day thereai-
tel5 ii ttaei Of laol pug IN thu unity ii Am
j -, containing ~ Aces, and adjoining the
hrst, of ihomls Crew AID Benjamin brown
THOMAS A. HOiGOMBE, NJ. l.. {. ID {.
d.. % wdgit22
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- TX: I Re notice. that N. ~ on the p
- nay OF January ueNt. al III Cincinnati
Ho,fl IA Cincinnati IN the State Of ONO proceed
10 take the deposition Of William Bntlr, and on
~ 'lh day IT February, II lie dwelling bousr
a. Richard Tyree. in the town Of Lynchburp.
'pr. coed to tnk' Inc deposition Of Iotu Dough-,
aud others, 10 he read A. e,lden. = N ID SIT NOW
depending IN the county coufi II Campb.d. ON
The ch'ocery side thereof, wherein am AIN
al and yUu are defendant mten and wh"r,
you may attend, should YOU think nroper
JONATHAN JOH N~ON
Dec. 81 ,v4.,0O
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. itisu 10 the 1gLt of search but Afterwards,
With his nsrh inc.nsis rncv, abandoned the
ground, Nhlcu tie noaut. tlt intui eSls an the
voice u the nat II urged to maintain. Did at
| vi Adams, m has letter to ten. Snsth's rom
sllueni-.a down the doc'rur that II VAS thele-
| toie constitutional tor ougre,s 10 exyrcise any
power, whether delegated ot not because Con-
/ sreSS had once exercised ~ Dad he mol, ~ his
/ famous Ohio letter, assume for tonyiS ~ the
rtsht 10 exercise any Which They might think
would heaer The condition of the people Tbese
+ doctrines, sitn many others which viii hrrraE
ter mentl n. are upon the record aud thelctare
! cannot he dpuied. And vet, cannot hui be
surprised, that sou, WHO rely upon evidence in
support Nuur opinion 20 your own minds con.
f cla,nc "-you,who complain " that tn evidence
relied II hy thrhd Gates of Con. IackSonio es-
tablsh hs competent qualifications FOL The Office
OF President OF Ine jutcd c,btr> Is OF anrgatI,r
AM nrunclu>vc character should pr, ducr no
etiaeHce al all, Resaire, iHconciuSire. or other
kind, q suppoIt your own candidates clalms 10
superior merit Surely, the negative evi-
dence, however incoucluSvr' you may j en-
II. winch tn ricnjs OF Jackson o1cr 10 establish
his prosecutions, uforc,d. rs it =. bN the sftay
OF positive proof which they have marshsed n.
gainst tie claims of Adams, nn.t he al lowed 10
outweigh merely naked assettions--ln awoi d no
ctdeuca atail
But you >dy Nj. Adams's iahors have rcceiv-
ed opt merely the negative APPRECIATION. hnf tbr
almost unn,d appl,use of his countt-,t,en =
Now. II tanaot hr considered INDIGENOUS thai
should SIX flr the evidence of this fact DIV hlch
| nave ~ been herctotu'r cpgnnsant DO YOU
/ mem Alr. Aiams's ''ldboIs' prrvionS IN the as
/ 81 clio "a do you rel, upon thc asue Of hat
election 10 stablj,n thr Etct1 | think YOU must
/ for / know of no oth.r,xnresx,,o, = oa,,,Iar a.
/ pinioD ~. te,p,c, to Air. Adams No,, -.
! lat rlrciiu.t Nj Ad m. did uol rrreiy, - pIu.
/ r#lilfy. much NOR a maiur,tv of tGe votes. m or
u >itlon, ,nIanps oibc,.. to the .anr ,ands,Iar.
/ 10 whom IA l., now oppo>pd Ictlds be the ayi-
drnrp fine act 5, n,cn ,,, aunounc- know
not pj!at character" :. ASSIGN Ia tit is not
! pnsili,e ! * NOT negative il +, n,tl,,r rom
ns.e aor inconclus,,e ,,nd,rd ,t.,,. all fa4
! lecture n d 6,ncc But ,rv,u L,y, reference
10 Mr. Adam & Iaho,," SIM. ih. ,,la,t,o, Tim
reply thattbat Is a ,tnc, tion vet IN IN, det,a,,
ned nj m ali pfoi AFFINITY the der,s,onu,Il not
sn.t,in yon, assertion.
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Doata, Fomas sue. Pleasant " Goerlg. Join
~ HpH Nathaniel ! Hanson HDt,g (aHlpbelL
o7d .hhp ! Sc. COMMITTEE tshO rspofttR He
gre,utbie a,m Ii 0iHiDH. I'D jicd bg The dgtf.
Jdctson meeting o. Bedtgri couniQ.
Gentlemen II hope the rrint,k>. may sub
NIT for your consideration, may not he dcenlrd
inconsistent with the ties of trieudship which
biid M Ia some and tie ferlm,s Il re>pecf
whica entertain for al ofyou. Such a conse-
! quc1cc | cannot anticipate, aud Shout dreplv
regret know. that alienation utresppct and
withdrawal of couideuce aJr bun too often rAp
unhappy results Of political differences OF apin.
| ION Yet, assure You, my reliance on your m
| Icgrity u neither DESTROYED n,r Il mrni>hcd h,
the discovery, that III reference tptur rreataaes-
iion which nov divides the people OF, has uui n.
YOU, Tor reasons Which you ,;,y, are TO your
minds conclusive, bave taken different SIDE
| from that which have been induced Nv the de-
hberatc convictions ofmv best Jude ,netrt. rs-
pouse. But m. surprise AZ the un,upport i ~.
sertlons Won thought plopcr to makr ~ thu pr.
| amblr You reported for the adoption OF the
Ant-Iackson.' or rather Adams meeting ,
winch lately assembled n ihcrfv was rather N
creased than lessened bv nv persuasion, tat
yod would not hastily assert that " ich you I'D
not conscentously believe. fl IS material thai |
should here observe, thai il is no NOR ~, pur.
pose than it is my inclination to euogize An.
drew jackson Upon reviewing his " hole HE.
sec much 10 approve, aud not little tn coli
/ denim. Yet, after " contrasting and Weighing
! The respective qualifications of Mr. Adams aud
! Gen. Jacks n, To dIscha &c the important duties
ofPr s.dent otthe Quilted States / have come
10 the conclusion directly the reverse Of thal. 10
/ which the respectable mcetiug of which YOU
were the Committee have arivrd But nv oh
: a T. IL Ia q Of a
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