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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22


maf.a5y i3rcible, happy aud Ella. al
bH oaf teting animated the meHiHts and ~
iee. persuaded that mich VII be dsua.aa4 tat
Speedily sefe'al hundred doeaf =i5.> is,i5p>
wrrc nlade 81 the spot aad amoac Z IA VI oh
served one ier that amount h. Ex--aerH' Par.
ltns' Of London, nav - th,s CITY. lhs .aulait-
tee Is imge, respectable. aud efficient. II aiil
meet tnis evening at tho Mayor Office.
~ l. C8aa de.
The following resolutions serc adopted BY The
megfin1:
kesohsd. That Til, meeting is flied win sen.
unopt, Of compassion anil sympathy towards
the Glcei nation, II thr,f prezrut streme srIles-
ING Of all the complicated ellis OF war aad it,
mine
Reutsd. That We should esteem il A deem re-
prpach 70 the reliei1i which Ne mi -. Ia lose
our hearts against tie di.tres,cs n a Christian
nation, whom no euncrinos ha~. been aais 10
dfiFe go apostacr, AVID wao are nov threatened
with eKtifpauon.
Rss5Tti, That nation struggling ior It's tIec-
dom, VIM a courage aud sttaaiasma,S. which
no penis have damtsd AVID Wien no msrrins
have had power TO suhdue, have a peculiar can
upon rhe SvnEalhin, aud charities oil every cIu-
Zen Of this nee country.
Res0irsd, lint the appeal wdic1 i, now made
by distinguished l. aaor Of the G4refs,. ~ ts.
as a "peapie Of C4rs,aa., "A peoee devoted to
liberty in behalf # tic tsHislma Na.'ea and
children ola nation 20 whom lis zoe has ats %
agriculture, no eommer e, 10 afts.' dcua1d the
most pfumpt AL liberal aHurts Tor their lehci.
Eesahzj. Ihai Il is cyprtant ~ conf1e the
contributions ahlrh -haii u made for tins object.
TO- tae purchase and procurement Of food and
clothing.
i.4I = ( Z.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

Worthy a. ore NJ J Terfen's descendants,
was fitIa, ii aas al fuIH aee"iasaec &c as
stHfnngs4 of Our pei. al Institutions, tia trs
should eHc5aHfa th4 ieis aifudts 81 fortune n
common. - itH u.Hir ieiaa citizens, aud pifc nn
Hlasbsn.ou ii lfe smpi. +, lad Eeaufy Vi sm
,rHuu,aam > s.ftn. Iit8 Jefferson lived 10 80
.ulathrr Jubilee 6f MS e8aulfy indflandrnea,
his leii1s rIftErn. ssua8C btSe released lim rom
lbs pecuHb1y ab8iassIu {. a0~i triumphant
is, hat II H.tas Coed 10 remove uln. % sHo-
laeI, pud It's ia ~ hoped bet-r world 40
g4fi ug "a .tg pIiu einrs ri ON puteunIent. =
gHeut laau lnat iup1ft any Of lbs Uefia TO us
a#s,aud#ats 10 the fsfthir lHra of i.slu
vad'n~ ptuastt list ~ continued. h,ang
vii ais s1tenpersf, patriots. 81 the might %
Hi- u MS. aufmua.us Had frPu iH1nis 1t
nai Gfr 5 #atem reapie ~ ii spiai a. fdulatt.
III It's u#3' saa#tsbb precedent soisfrsn 4
lie VII = ##a#n 1a4 fHDactfr 81 fuf popular
lnstfu9aa. ~. aI5frr Nii ,t 9th ~ az
IA tins captaaHs Il, admiration oi TIE taI,eH.
the 81 So ~ a'ssnmt51a pia ~ ah ieHa
iFuel Ias II = t..##.r8= LIT ~ ear ze8 - &c
tig H. la ~ -. stu5rt5i 5hs mgfm .aae II
= Fa#eH 1T a. o5t nvraa,c SIC STABILITY 81
en- = ia - .#fefsH#eet btHn 1w fsan
IL apf aHti IL, tfst ia eklaaao ~ u
bette ~ ea3tia Ian isdt e#"afia# ueft#tv "a
-1eh feaa- a. would p# b. a.als. Ind o. .dea
uts s.sf tai la tas Au,stp#fi yeatia - Ike
the matter into tho, oai, uatl# aad sup ia
tn a.oH.- h III tuc lersIF Is aH l.a3 sb. II
iHe IHa# l. tom - on poe tn ole
Impulse t4ns seeoa rsf,s seel#p o slu sde
sHra5 tepab'ls. d.,p sfuf aiN nr I'D
a., hrrust tf,srr hnrH.ae, sid 5p6tua s u
q be ula,l .saatd ttu re err. #tf
cIall otHe etHaI hpo.tbai ,,trfH sas ia
tae p. ipNAse aao5a zp st.p.=na#p "a
j di ia t,e II th# uHusa. ~ .
I pIerc3euf ,f#t a4. + IA + iats I D. dIa..4. aul
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

'ing 70 my soul as 20 hc moro thtu ty nature
gfais 1apte and sucb - IA tenaef lie msnqs#
paijHo.s 10 a,enEe myself .or injuries 10 me
ani N, finally. winch dacsHtd s, .tntan anal did-
raicai. ! slsw nm fuezr are RES H#r feW
iaelufch us uuuii aJNs my transit ta alt rfrt-
aal World--a4e ! know shall n4.e to ap.
par before the har ai Ja enuisCtent fadse and
notwithstanding 10 tie deads done ia the
body; Ami now as his all searching ,f search
e ths 'nmost reccs>cs Of my b.art. and as hope
10 be sdfcd, ond 10 enjoy estuHd hie troagh
the atpnIng blHoi q Jesus ,sr,t-l db\oi,m1i,
declare, that returned 10 Blake his pocket book
Had money therein. ds iie sg4nr VA counted An
Size ptessne OF Lyon and o#elutt. the time the
former H.. frcd T. IA ms testimony thai / have
uere5 s#sn o4c cot ot I'D money since. nd
TIA. aeIHtef dit - OF fiI, -ctlr adN>,a. asrt-
49, lufea-operated - tIasHea.a,g OF sud money
nor lil know 1huit Id .s.n stulcuuadI n5#r-
med 1t by sud flaba uat.e morning ottiuua.,s
ensuing.
teH.e.auz ofmy innocence Of said iheit f.
FHga s3it Blake had commenced "a prosecution
against ,asssli and f.e .tH.s men len pre.ca {
beHes rg, although. md hlske supported the
c1nse y spa,tsta,h. iram The Jcnoraatd ia.
ca2ur8 81 his t-.moaS. LAT nc could mot
possibly know wiz f8d stolen, ~. s.iat a#s- #H#
fate OF his money a#i ahaH .s .@1.ft.aa nd
i prosecute against 'H#.utt assua mqna q aud
nsec laiaed th1l anaa e al doc eesia#3ea.
solvent Tor the ~ tapt pa Fass of .e#mautsne
! himself nom an innocent man ah#a There vas
no hope BON the guilty a s#a=r = a.. uHa.y %
at cu3s md so destroying, ua.ey l#aHusr
for putlina EitI.a to deatb / ssHa jrllare Eaf
! th, statement is strictly aaw. lad nat MI 3.
hidt .lhn scrutiny oltae lsto A. On whose men,
Throw NY sell IA fhla mo- se'sHsn aa3 lawful H4=
meut HJlEEN EANklN.
Dec IN. 1870
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

Sfa1 prizes. amounting TO $4,000
S3g3 blanks.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

VI ltiet therefore thai ~ VA Is 10 5e a per-
mausat aag-latac shah await silh anxiety
ibeue>t arrival from Europe ior a retltolioa
OF confirmation .ftb4 orouie,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-22

e9ht1eeelsf. -. 49,, N,,a,.. ~. ,st.
,,Februag. Mr. iin's''sen nodid call the aiteh.
tam Of tIe House to tn caa',d ration OF the o.
{. - Government upon that subject.
" ~! LnaNau Inurllr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
Weeiiag, Ju!v -. 1877.

W1;eeliag July -, 1s9I
hS'eeaby 10 public nDticc. a numerou. meeting oftbs
ci.ens OF Ohio and Brooke Counties vas held this dey
IN The cou' house to take into consider alton the
dioncy {" appointing delegates to represent this sect;o
OF irg''a M me Geoerai Convention ofhe fiend, oS
the American System, to be held al liarrsbureb penn
on the Joth INST The meeting was called TO or5e,hy
the Hon.. Isaac LETTER. wbereupon the Hon. alcx,n
der Caldwell was called to the chair aud Red,clr
M'I>ee appointed Secretary.
The meeting was addressed BY S. Sprcg Morr,,
Nelson and H. Jacob, Esquires, advocating the expe.
diency OF appointing delegates tosid conyen tion ami
the policy and Importance of having cre,y branch of
domestic Industry suitably protected by the General
Government.
The following preamble and resolutions were then
eubned by Jacob, Esq. and after discussion unau.
nnously adopted
Whereas this meeting view the ultimate sucress of tb.
American System @! vital Importance to the happiness
and prosperity OF these siates-that in proporou n.
"ra, sSs'e7 prevails Will the wealth and Independence
VI 'n'S people be estabiishediat the enemies of
Thai system have resolved upon united and perseye.
ring opposition nothing short ola similar concert and
rinnes7 among its freuds insure success there
fore, resolved
LIST. That this meeting highly approve Of the pyar,
suggested by the Philadelphia Society for the cncour
agement ofsgricunre and the mechanic arts TO hold
convention of the friends of these interests at Harris
hurgh, on the 3Oih inst. and that it is expedient tbas
esten Firg inia be represented in that convention
2diy That Samuel Sprigg, John M,Lure and
alexander Caldwell, of this county, and Jessee Ed.
gington and a. Campbell, of Brooke County, be ar.
pointed Delegates TO said Convention
The meeting was then addressed by the Hon. fsanp
Letter who, in conclusion moved the following re-
solutions, which were unanimously adopted:
ReSoIred, That the resolutions offered by VIM b.
Giles, in the Virginia Legislature at the last session.
protesting against the right of the general govern
iHent 20 make reads and canals, and to lay mposts
for the protection OF domestic manufactures and passed
nv majority of that body, contains doctrines and
opinicns. which, in the opinion of this meeting are
founded in error, and inirnca 10 the best inter-
csis OF our common country.
Fe%o!0ea, That this meeting view with appreciation.
the able and manly stand made by Gen. Robert Tay-
Tor, of Norfolk, in opposition the said resolutions:
and that he has the thanks of this meeting for h1s
lucid exposition OF their failacy and unsouDdness
ffesored, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary end pu bsbed
III the heeiing Gazette and Constitutional Wbie
4. CALD#ELL Chui,nla,,
J REpIcx AI'KEE, Sec'y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

ihe National iuiergrnces nes. De uNGef aprrelo1
sion OF Domestic Tarif on Northern Manufactures, by
the State OF Virginia. That project was deliberately On
crtaned By Of statesmen, who ca,oc TO the last
Legislature, resolved propose statesman o, whose
sse eSperie"c" and regulations should ex-
psoted so wild and ridiculous scheme. Lvi Me nGi
coud mol drire All except him, that it led TO IN i'm
mediate and necessary division of Unon and he was
forced to pat his project in his pocket The people of
Virginia can be led and led great ways by men " no
have got possession Of their confidence that scheme
been proposed in the Legislature, the encaen. would
have been dissolved They would blown its
protector, his aidcs and abet,os sly high They are no,
QHifc ready fer separations which hopeful scheme
directly led TO dislike Administration is one ttng
TO dissolve the union of these States, begin tie cutting
of tiroas is another and very different The project was
privately aaTvassed by the initiated, finally substituted
by those resolutions which calls counterpart of those
of 9S; though Heaven knows, they alike than
the Declaration Of Indrpende and ;he fable OF the wolf
in shccps clothing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
ST. ArcusrIrr Inlr 4

NicUsfiH!c, July a.
The ssoop Grey Hound, Lieut. OK, has arrived her.
from Key West. "e learn by Lieut.. Thomson of Ire
"lexlcan Navy, who passenger this vessel tina
within the last month"; or vessels which had been nfec-
CD had arrived at Key West.
We also learn from Lieut.. Thompson, tha, Com poypx
hat returned to his feet Fey est and that he was s
oi"c"aded there by Commodofe aborde Union and har
1ony existed among the officers aud of The bxran
Havy; and Com p hal become very popular With the ma
ton generally reinforcement Of two ships was cxpeGF
daily.
We learn further that the neutrality Of Key West l,ed
0i been violated II understood the Minister "A
ashugicn had made our Governments.
ON the subject, but with what effect not known Tho
"ha'se mat the neutrality had been violated probably
siHaed ~ she Havana, and it strangely scd thar La
rordc should attack Porter liz Key West 1t il said thar
there 70 serious difference between Laborle and Gen
ives; sat bge is between them for au,oritv
n1 il is probably this difference that been the source Of
a thousand rupor>.
Nv fiuchney The collector. few days ago had \ cor
mpnication with tire Spanish Connodore ~ on the shiec,
al TINS charge of Eeach Of Neutrality. Fahorde rcplirb
that he considered Mr.. PnCSuey too much Of rrn,Isnar
to su"er any violations of this Kind oa Porter too
much q" '55ar, pay dcacc to the giani
81 neutrality.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
FROM CANTON

Lr'rgrk eFH Letter from M officer Of .7,scr,ra1 mr.
ctanf rcsSCl, dntcd nj Linton, .H0rct 90, 1921
Con the 1st inst. Icre ba'.o between five boat,
n the Americans and English lying in this port and two
Chinese Mandarin Goats, and orc Of their men of wars
launches occasioUcA by Pass Boat Coming down wnl
orders for the ship itizcn, Of New York. to proceed W
t. Canton The Mand1rjns TOOK the Pass BOAT and were
towing her towards the Chinese vessels Of war when the
Amc'cans and English manned their boats, and went il,
pursuit In about halfau hour the foremost boat came
- with them: Inuskets fred and thrown from
the Mandarin boats but other bats coming up they
began attach, and succeeded in reakng the Pass Boat
and orders, and proceeded to the Citizen heard on the
If,'hat two hdndarins were Killed, aud two Chinese
wounded. TcrC three four Chinese vessels of
lying heTr aud there said to De thirty more com,
IT, dOnu RON tjston: so miles We now lie with
a giHs double hocG, eady fo battle The ve.scl4
fat acsc tHjrk shan match them. IL will
urohd by put stop 10 business fer tie Wam,ra
where f1c vessels r tha bound for Canton T!erc
we're two siieh; wounded with stones, being TIC 0ry
injured side IN this affair. - Palladium.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

tJsAhL TsToN, July l3.-Infmmation has been re.
ceiyed by the big Perseverance,, Cant Barker, ar
'iTed at this port on Wednesday last from Meanzas
at report was current at that place on the 9Th ina,
that person belonging TO gang of pirates had on
me n' previous arrived for the purpose of collecting
20 or 25 men 10 proceed with him to the KEYS p. d,
30 miles to the eastward Of R!atapzas TO assist III
charging a briggs cargo which had been taken nv
pirates She was from New York bound 10 Maanzas,
loaded with provisions, -four, &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
900

MiLLEDG EvtLEE, JUL1 9.-Fve Indians, We nye ;,.
formed were tried and convicted tie last Suaerio
our Il" inomas co"nty Tor the murder of Arn Cars
family, noticed by in December last Ono IF ,,
however, died. and another made his escare previcns -
the time appointed for their execution. The other ,b,c,,
common ioGiudc. When one Of then, Nbs lac, n ~
cuien vas launched off, the rope by which he was
oed broke lie rose up aud inquired whether tlev (i
ofcers oi Justice were done with bin UDon rrccy,n
answer III the negative, he said With great orcbaIanc
"T-2 Il gggtT Nta."--EccOr4er
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
Ettrac, 9r q letiDr 10 he Editors.

= IITT I-TIIT
"eGov. Giles declaring his belief that Mr. Afafns
thought himself President by divine right las causci
"s'on!'iHnent IN every man have seen. and among
i9i some IS 10 are not moderate in their politics
i'avc seen no one Fhn wiling 10 go c.I;tc 30 lar
and most express cir entire disbelief in the Cover,
nor's sincerity II seems to TIC public assure YOU
who!iy impossible that any officer IN THE country can
ini himself elected to t,at Office br The vii Of God
and That us powers are sarctiG"d hy divine grace
Tbs is ;"o much to swallow, aud Mr. Giles is believed
20 be blinded by his prejulces. lie says his cpn
ion is founded upon intimate knowledge Of Sir a.
dams character. VIII you be good enough 10 a. K him
IN the comments you have promised If he and Colonel
Nicholas not The vino introduced him to the
Republican party and became sponsors for his zeal
and !GclIJ' - as not that intimate knowledge of
MIR. Adams character Of which 1Ir Giles speaks ac-
CURED wien they served together in the Senate of the
United Statcso At the time wica his acquaintance
With Mr. Adams, and consequently his lmo,yed-e of
h5 Character was most lntImatr," was lac on the
most eliminate terms with h,.n and cXtoliinq hun and
his attachment to the Republican party in spite Of Che
lederasts Of Massachusetts Ia all companies: Did
he not at that yoGy time, defend Mr. Adams IL! N at
tack made Oh luD IN tie Senate, by PICKERING With
the greatest Zca! and siCocss: rccfner those times
and remember that Dir. adams was then iayo.ie
Of DIR. Giles Now Il appears 20 me that if wien Eir.
Giles knew h!i. Adams heat. he thought highly Of
h1, as to defend bin against Pickering, t. compliment
his abilities and TO Gu,rlDte him 10 Mr. jefferson
and The EcpUbhcans that the absurd doctrine he now
attributes ~ Mr. bjIwsa doctrine absurd aud sla.
wish tl'at It is even exploded in France and Grain is
uc& founded upon intimate knowledge Of his char
actcr." bad rather depeud Oh toe opinion Of Ajr
Giles in 1907, when formed on personal acaus;7:au,
with Mr. adams, and when his health was sound than
on Mr. Giles opinions nolo when he is peoyish from
sickness and las forgotten by the lapse OF time his
former favourable impressions Of dr. adams, char
teT.7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

HAh ia letter to the editors of TIE lr,rjc7n,
"n friend At Po al Prince. under date oftbc 9TH in
:Ani, says--"'"e Island Is not quiet as VIXEN vas
here last. On ;he 81 instdu, Gir Corcya5caf n4ice,,
wrfc tried condemned aud shot for conspiracy to muir
der President Boyer. To have been arrested,
and now await their trial These proceedings have cav
se6 some alarm amcng foreigners, and think the sooner
can leave ts the better. Yesterday being our Fourth
"i July the Amer hero, INC number twenty
down to elegant dinner il ceIebra ou Of 'lo day.
enclose you The and sentiments ocge , .bc ncca-
sirr."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

The United States ship North Carolina sailed frcu,
GIba!tar on the first June She nill stop at severa,
the last OF July.
Cart Bliss, Of the brig Good Return, at this mort,
from Por-au-Pr Prince, spoke of tie harbour, the T. s.
ship Forth Carolina, Com. Rodgers, from Gibraltar
bound III, oil we'll rcu'an two days and proceeh
thence 10 the United States via Havana
i}GW. .GRErJ,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

iEtrast ct Letter dr'cd Z. S. Fgetc UucsSoqia Rio
JoacTio,I Nag g.
There has been great many of our merchant YES
Ves Involved in difficulties with the Brazilian Govern
ren!; but, through the assiduous exerons of CoInrno
dnre Edlle they have nil been cleared and we have
taken all the american seamen who requested pro,ecs
ton out OF their service some of whom were Impress
et--U S. Gazette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
NOREnLK. June I4

-, NORFOLK, June 70.
'7fISa2i q lie Constellation The u S Shin
constellation, Jesse Wik,nson, Esq'r commsndet
arriYed here yesterday from Pensacola, whence sbe
Commodore Rdgey. was hyng on board tba = G
snip John adams The John Adams was at sncho,
"haGr Santa Rosa Island cleansing her hold and over
hanha@ ner rigging Settle L g. Ship Hornet was
"",o 'a1t'o o' tom cru'ze OF Havana and Matan,
zas The Mexican Brig Of War uertnon. cant.
reio'' sailed IN company for Key West. Spoke no
thing on the passage
lhe Constellation las been absent about o. months
and js roma kable fact, that during long cruzs
she has only lost ! men.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

hereby certify, tlat On the settlement gT tla fur
nl'nTe account Of the present president Of the u
States here IS not any charge made By him nor nav
n,cnl made hy lie United States for Billiard Table
cues ba'is oT any appurcnance whatever in relation
thereto; neither has there been any charge or payr1eni
Ta5o for backgammon Board, Dice, or any appuIts.
nance IN relation thereto: nor Tor Chess Boards or
ness Wen, or any appuferance in relation thereto
Treasury Department, Eogis'cr'sl
Office, June d. 1897
fSgneN TNSPpF TCvESTC. ~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

hjH re G|geS s,cjal!-Dotl. lie reader know Car
ter Beverly osGuire' Jc have not that honour but
"e have lively conception of his character from re
presentations Il tie view of unnixed happiness can
confer pleasure UPON the render we advise him to take
trip 10 u Ing, where MI Beverly is located =,
present. Other make only an cgproqcA tc han
pineas-Ar. Beverly has reached the very PINNACLE
i''os he take NJ newspaper, the words Gen Jack
son TO Carter Beverly esquire Garter Beverly es
Tl're To Gen. Andrew Jackson'-saute bis dcljghed
eve al every turn To figure in III? newspapers as tbe
conii" nt!a correspondent OF Cen Jacixsonto be the
nsty inst'une0t OF rupture between him and LEcnr;
t!Hy--io have his name associated with theirs in
every political coogorsation'iis felicity nexp cssibe
we "'r'n that IT tle'e is a happy in America
Carter Beverly esquire IS that man 70 have auy lust
concep;iooot The i'nmens; Of his bliss the reader
ought to Ii:ou the man.
Carter beverly esquire no. satisfied with tie Gaure
lie has already cat IN the newspapers see ms determin
ed to keep up the sport. He has sent another !ctr.
to his ccony, Duf Greene at Washington, accusing
AIF. Clay of srrepti,icnsjy obtaining COPY o! Gen
jaciaon's letter BIN, and Duff las comrlied with
the first wish OF iis heart by publishing IT, THIS letter
pnh;isI,ed in the Enquirer OF yesterday with some
very learned comments. Shall !efule this new
Charge for OR readers We il! not insult them by
doing iifar;hcr an TO say, that as BE letter TO ey
ery o"nta'Ocd heavy charges against Mr. CLAY and
was written expressly for qualifications MIR Clay yras
entitled 10 copv, with without MIR. Beverly, lcaye
What difference did it, or could it make, when a cory
was already forwarded to be published at Washing ton?
Besides, MIR. Clay says, consent 20 his having cony
was obta:n d.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

We are requested to Say, ;hat it vas not Judge
Oyerton, but his eldest brother Gen. Oyerlou, who
was the second Of Gen. jackson in his iucl WITH
DIckerson. gentleman Of the first respcCabi;itv who
was in the neishbcrbood the zine, says diet after
Dickorson fred, Gen. Jackson laid his f=toi =, he
ground, bu;toued up his coat and telling .. to pre-
pare to meet bis GOd' tsboit notice. fired and killed
him. Tbatthere unusual circumstances attend
ing the duel is manifest from tie violent excitement A.
gainst the General al the time. Eut II shod!d be re-
mem5ored ;hat the Hero has done, and Gao d., no
wrong.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

The Georgia Courier, paper of talent, published
Augusta has recently, mild, decidd aud jrcous
language, declared its preference of present Pcsdcn-
al incumbent 10 Gen. Jackson thereby Furnishing proof
that even in Georgia, there is sP.iEii friends u:
Administrations In reading the papers from thai State,
Tennessee, Alabama, &C. struck with the evident
conflict in several of he betwen The Conscience and the
interests of the Editors What would the Alabama
Adr"r"e, the Macon Telegraph, tie Nashville Wig aed
the Knoxville Register pursue, was their conscience the
guide: In one Of those neu:inued, the Editors
profess great d! for Gen. Jackson while the tenor and
sp of h'r reflections, and tic entire testimony of ,hc.
journals declare the conviction that Cen Jackson is no.
qualified for tn" Presidency Hououg due the Georgia
Courier for its ndepen1ruce-a vtuc which though i:
may vail for time, banre time serving selfish Iolicy
VIII IN I'll" long the confidence the respect.
tue sUpyor; Of the public.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

At 'h" recent State Convention ALBANY, twenty six
c"uHes were represented, and delegation of twenty six
Citizens nominated to attcnd the Harrisburg Convention
on the :,al!l nst.