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THE EaST ROOM

THE EdST ROOM
we publish with great pleasure the foilo wing
communication from the last Petersburg Intelii.
eencer The account which the writer refers
respecting the East room, was forward-1 IN nc "a
II puTpofIs, ny one of the most INTELLIGENT and
distinguished members Of Congress He ba. ne
yer yet seen ut 10 retoUch his statement and cor
rect his errors, if he has made any, Another
respectable member nf Congress Subsequently zen,
on statement to correct the alleged errors in the
hrst; but on account Of some difference of opinion
as TO the form in which this last communication
mould appear, it was never published and npon
applying Tor iIrecenily IL is found that the letter
containing it has beea DESTROYED. we sbouII hav.
no ICED Mr. Johnson's remarks at the time they were
Pho''shed; Out Mi. j. is an incorporate Iariizan
whose statements are subject 10 take the colour of
MS own feeling; and besides, in the rernaIks in
question there was marked want of co,,rte,v
owards the Editors of this paper, which pr.yent-
eu oui paying him the respect OF republishing his
remarks Not so, however, is The Correspondent
OF the Petersburg intellgencer. Both TIE matter
an" me manner OF his Communication command
our respectful notice and Wa eheerfully Law i,
before our readers, although i, embraces SOM. Of
me objectionable expressions OF Mr. Frank John
SON III our Correspondent, who is member of
cons'e's MIR. }. to the contrary no Withstand
ing) and very highly respectable member. has
i'iieh INT" any error, we would mos, cheer
luiiy correct IT and we had put The matter into
EeterkgfTU
'SenceT had called our attention TO it:
10 the Editors Of The Richmond Eagsiy.r.
DENrLEMEN:- Ia your paper Of the lrh, of
January last, publication sppeare2 beaded, Ex-
tract OF letter 10 gentleman in this CITY, dared
washington, January LIST, 1927" II commenced
WIN TIE following words:
F" This being the day on which the Presidents
tiouse " thrown open to all visitors, 1 4, ent a.
inong Others TO pay my respects to him; or rather.
should iaifly confess, won't TO see The Eosf
Room, for the Finishing Of which we had voted
twenty hve thousand dollars vt the last session Of
congress was anxious TO see how that amount
OF furniture couldbe stow ed away in single room
md my curiosity was fully satisfied II was truly
gorgeous sight 10 behold, but had too nue.. the
look OF regal magoh ence be perfectly agreeable
70 my old republican feelings.''
90 lar such Is the extract uef6oiiDi Werafirq a
Pu"etUaf'nI, and 1t continues to the end in the
same strain. few days ago, the speech Of Mr..
+: Johnson IN the House Of Representatives on
Mr. saunders' resolution, published in supple
menI to the National Intelligence Of the 9Th March
1877 accidentally fell inro my hands; say nc.
s'deaIty, as The Enqa,1er is the only paper take
In That speech, discovered a strong sud feryeni
= sFgsa' 70 'he H1nsc in the following mas5s
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Williamsburg, April Is.
COJfyvU.VYCaTED

AT meeting of the officers and citizens Of the
18th regiment, at Fluvsnns Courthouse, fiendIy
70 the election OF General Andrew Jackson a. Pre-.
sident Of the Uaited States:
COL Miles Cary was cslIed TO The Chair, and
CoI. Gideon a. Strange appointed Secretary.
The cbJect Of tbs meeting being explained, on
motion,
RssOlved, Tia; Committee be appointed I,
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EXCIid.NGE BO9HU AZ. I-ITyy,,; -

EXCHd.NGE BOaRDLV'G HJT1SE
VIZ suso'ipeI, ~" "a Yea from or Pom, Conof, AMI
town. and nl9fm' the public that will he open a. pfAE
mo HOUSE ioi 'he reception VI oompdny on Tbaraa M
The whole Of The premises are ,,.,.,-o;,. . r..
tr ~ complete order TIE airs an,i - -
FURNISHED and calculate ior ti, Sumn. and ~ me, h
Fireplace % ttch III. bedding, cssentit f.. cut,
th, best gusihy, has servants wei s,ncJ s,d L,, o
nai.f hh,el thf, "th TIC AID Of these conyeo,,,cs M
w" be s"ip 20 70 CIV. enHe sati faction those Ia
Ills experience will enable bin 10 keen a. GOOD
i've T' az 70, asp ny .nPGls oba'deJ sws
sni he ' mud a. ~ smt"ts TO have h,s Bar 81;
Wine and Lqnor Of il' m,.t proved qrsIny W."
large aud comm d'us 81 AhLE Irt a.. -,
TraveiIets. - atsthent0 tle Estaltihn,.nt -
u Separate DnntfsU Lnnt he1ns Az IL ,,,.;t,, , i,
nt'ics Tor those "ho may ar've 10 town stay Bot ned
,,paras Roam Of large SIC i, furnished ,,,,,,;..,, -.
,n"ns hm Ioi we aie' who may visit his hou.e And orc
ooGmodou' oOm in Ball, Concerts pubi, 'o's '.1
Tor DuHer parties -''O"s' "'''E
MS fc,'as ms ToUar, ,
BoIrj snd Lodging tor single porsou o., amin, ss1,
Do DO ny the month -.
Der week ~.
eo1rd wthoa, lodging pc, adnum ~
l'rqhaftcf b.,
NH. s..a ~ ,es- FRANCIS S. TAyLoR.
BOyd's Tapcra, .HIbeina,fe CoU15y 1,--,,55--..,.
fl7s sulsouhcr tenders hi most cr,t.f9l tt,nks ~ A.
o,ofbef, the late Ms My Boyd; and b,ys s 3, ~ ~
h'n ti'ths will 'til ketg Pu'ic eu,ertshmeni Al , ,
sno@n lang, zen "its o,'cw CbMlouesviiie, main
road 10 Richmond, aud where the Stsgcs and .,, h
nights ~ thc ~eet He hopes that bS long eSpor,.o. ~ 49,,
husi 49, end he constant cSeftons VIII, he pledge. b
n ust, to secure accommodation sud comic, td
nay favor h,ni with Their company will entt,e H., ~ 'o
ton q public patronage The house having been lsl,Iy ~,
he country for health and gassx 10 ,,,rsJ T. rs ~
car DC 'sss'mn'd'tsH' JANIS NJ. DoYU
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BALi.OTs.
Tickets fof sale at
CJEEsNT'&
A0tlery and krchange O6iee, RiehmO

opposite the Eagle Hotel.
"ffe numerous capitals have hr,n Obtained Prize, ia
any vi TIE late lotteries will he received in payment "
" orders from any part OF The United States either s.,
sH p' Pad) or private enclosing the cash 90
prize obri' III amy of the lotteries win meet Win H. "a
prompt aud PuHclus attention as II on n,ron,l
pieet 70 J. 1. COHEN j. BhOTHERS
~ - IO.-tl inD.ond, Va
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II Y 7 S D a. "

VA . a gig':,; II the DISMAL SIYANP CANiy,
L1oiIEhF 7cW be rtceiYed TINS EYENIEG
1. T'ctets for sale THIS doy only.
SIXTY NUMBER. .Coinbtua,io,l NINE Ion ,,,x
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AN OLD CORRESPONDENTS.

''V'IH N|"TV1IT'dI ZfIIH, TX.
Z. ). Query correct in thinking ,hs;
II Is The business Of The Attorney General 10 th.
u. States TO draft Proclamations, SC. /, So I
canno but believe that he has not in this instance
been called on but that he erweening vanity OF
the Caleb Qnotem, who resides AT the palace. amt
who, II seems, niskes it 50 PsIlour, Kitchen and
Hail. has induced him to try his hand a, p, orIs
ma Ion wrnlDs. N'lswyer would ever have pro-
.nnlga'ed such paper as the President Proclsm..
ton.
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snioas are To be complied wiih under penalty o.
conn:eation. Thsss are the snsctmsn,s Of the fir.
mentioned act" concerning navisatioa.'
4" The supplementary act, dated NAV 1s,h
1870, closes Our ports ssains, British vessel, from
the ports OF Lower Canada. N. Brunswick, Noya
Scotia, Newfoundland. St. Johns, Cape Breton.
bermuda, the Bahamas, the islands Of Csicos or the
dependencies Of any of them; and from all British
places south of the southern boundary of the u
y not included in the original act under penal.
" OF forfeiture. Bonds also required Of Bri.
fish vessels receiving our articles, that they shs
not De landed in any place entiened in either Of
the acts under the like penalty. There Is ON.
prohibition in this supplementary act ,Dhieh
must present IN a great degree, tae trade noe
mtshf ofherteise expect to see op-a, under thi,
system, 6ettceen our ports and those of Mona
Scotia 1Veto Brunstoiek, Sc. Even our own
vessels are prohibited TO bring back other articles
han those OF the growth. produce or manufacture
OF the places from which they come. under penalty
OF Forfeiture
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fCunmtrsieafsd.

kIoynN1tr1ATdfG0
DiEp-in the county Of Halifax the night the i4,
after lingering painful and rfosetsd illness Dol
Sonn Cfa native OF that county the 67h
EnIos'e, Of the dead have become quite somu,on.
place but wban dies who has long space Of tim
occupied disnsahed place society," usiee his eharac
ter hrs family his friends and requires that de-
cent tribute of respect should be paid and that
an outline should be sissnof the marked prepayment
traits of bis character.
Col CLARK endowed by with mas~uli under.
Standing which he had cultivated aud imp hy the ssqu
stion Of large stock of and knosedse
The course OF HI. life be had filled various pshs oess civil
and military the duties Of which he discharged with
psneious exsctnes with Underwriting resaa the dignity
The which he oesuPe, and res.rd n.
principles Vt usiics and hos A. Co Clark wa
kind generous and charitable; humane a, hu,
baud bis dsPortnen was pefeey exemplary; father hs
vas kind liberal and indusrp his hospitality will be s,rstrs
Sy who '..sd 70 bis house his
he long felt BY beieavsd afflicted family and by his uu
eou, friends and acquaintance who the keenes
srnsbIy the and rrparabie loss which they have ,
famed aud who that will be long, .xry Lsmr
before tue blank IN society will be 6ed which his death hs,
Produced THIS notice written by friend Of the de- <ased
VINO willing To afford this voluntary testimony the any
lowed -
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WI. CRANE.
t0Swzt
PUBLIC NOTICE
Oo4-iS NO1iCE.
10 Brigade Inspectors-otier Militia Officers
inusfrions

10 Brigade InsPeetors-other Militia Officers
and huscans.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
~v.,,E .t Marek -, 1897. {
HE foliowns abstract Of the law ps.eon The 21tb l,e
eefped 80 fNA' WV
Ihe Iay Of brigade Inspector, reduced TO ,i- ou,,
per day TOR attending the trainings and
are not authorised hereafter employ Jun
quo ME Mayors to puend them through the Brigades.
YIsd attend the traigs aud reginietai and battalion
and shall receive h. fro dollars Der day lar
sefvce the act does change
oa< VI compensation, their allowances must 4,
ny the hegimental Courts Of Eoqury. IL from
e cause the drum and 6e Majors fail attend frainnr,
VI reg'"ertd aud bAuslion masters, the commanding
empowered to employ Musician perform the duty and
receive the compensation.
One d',nrfr aud Gr, only, shall be employed at each
company muster; aud buE at the muaT
OF each troop Of cavalry he allowed their services
sPeetvey one dollar each per day. and no more No ofIey
eoPensafon tAaN be aeuped any iI,icc or .rfeian,
he pay Of the Clerk for nny each nta and
Se. OF Enquiry IS reduced to fee dollars per day
ano oan regiments The allowance for each lat Of nss
mains rs heretofore.
s. The pay Of the Provost Martial for attending eseh
eoars o. Enquiry, - reduced 10 doi2ar per day.
me pay oI The dsnnt for attending the recirsental
anu battalion neusters, reduced three dollars per av
snd he not required attend nor will be paid fvr
attending the trainings. = - '
u The SERGEANT M1;or will be entitled 10 po,bic, here
LOT h SERVICES uor will nc be required attend the
eeer to transmit orders, 6xe four cents p.r mile
ott none shsh be employed 70 transmit
OF company fders, except in tis of INFUSION iusr.
'ee.i'n, or u'ias"e"f Danger thsrfof
JAS. Z. HEATH
SfaIeh ~. "'''- i fos~,S
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virtue OF deed oftru, executed subscriber and
- John james, BY g. g. sw.nn and Nancy wfs, hearing
dale the 2ath day Of July, 1919 aud duly in h
clerks ohiee Of the uuinys Court city Of kiehoI
N order to secure the Of 'unlry Of dur
auction On the premises, Tuesday day o May
next at " O'CLOCK for cash. three fourth, Of certain piece o.
parcel o ground, with the spperrances thereto
,'asie y'ns aud being the city Of eoatails ~
s- IN front aud running back the hand the F.ius
1aiden formerly owned ny IT, Banks, and follow
on the West by Foster aud SAtches lv. On the South b.
T. or Main Streets the East by Wade Moby J lot AMI,
on tn. North by The lot commonly called the Falling Garden,
together with the story brick Ls cellar and ali
other imp: thereto belonging, saving and
ways all the right title ani interest," which gorge Winston
holds aud entiiled To hold, premises .ot.
by lease, dated the 18th day VI March I8 and now IN thr
occupancy Of W. j. hohsids WIN b. CLARKE,
~, =. Ssrripi,g Trustee
nIaIen ~. l05Atd.
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a letter from Warsaw mentions rumor that the
Grand Duke Constantine, accompanied by several
Polish Generals, will go in April next to st. Pc
tersburgh. a visit to the Emperor Nicholas,
and afterward. returned with his Majesty to
Warsaw, where he will be crowned King of Po-
land.
We learn that great number of the electors of
Paris, greatly alarmed by succession of Ministe-
rial acts and projects which threaten to deprive
them OF the rights guaranteed to them by the Char
ter, are at this moment singing petition to the
King. TConsfitufionneL
The Lisbon Gazette Of the 27th uit. contains as
an extract from despatch Of The Portuguese Charge
des Affaires at Madrid, the orders given by the
Spanish Cabinet for dsarmins the Portuguese refa.
gees, and the bringing of Tonga. Fleyre, and Col
San Florente TO trial
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ST.aU.WTON' FEMALE sE-61IN:aRY
3fareh 81.


ensuing Session of this Seminary, commence, tho
"a INST day Vi Nay Hext There will material
en from the eoar,. heretofore pursued on Che,
a'y, Natural Philosophy snd Natural History generai,
Tor Glasses 70 these branches will eon,inu-d ior b;
purpose is perhaps needles, 10 mention Appa,siu, snd
other facilities are provided.
a, Hs moral habit. which youth may form mat.
Ter VI inte est TO parents, than their
copy Of the rules aud regulations, on ing pup wiz
be snhn'ed for the inspection Of the parent OF guardian
MIS- Georse, who has given lessons the Piano for ,uo
Sessions past 80 much Ia the Satisfaction of her employ
will continue her Music School, should she NEE, wh SUM-
Gle mt encouragement - 'A'A
TERMS OF TUITION.
tor the higher branches OF English Eduration viz. CO.,
E'shy win tue drawing Of Maps and the the Globes.
hhe'oe Logic, Intellectual, Moral and Nafu
osMsm'Ly, As'.onon, and Geooety, SIS per Session.
No s.dnioasl chs'ge will he made should students r.vi,v
ne INFERIOR branches Of English sturs or attend 10 IN.
Latin ami Greek Languages. Composition will be eSue.,s,,
Also from All The classes, hut without any additional
+ 0, !'e who suen only to Resdng Spelling PENN an
'hp geography without the drawing Maps and IN. u.s. S
the GIcoe' Arthmetic and Ens.i.h Grammar 70 p,r
y - FS' '''s-
~ the two last named studies be omitted SIS per e,.;o
E i .inuns ana pnawiug all addi'iona charge of SO.
r"it;''n' on the Piano, additional Charge sos,
Tui,ioa pay able IN advance. " go
s,, J. ESThBRooE
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Notice is heTebU Cin,,,

IN conformity with decree Of the county eo,, If
sun ~ Ohsnssy wherein Charles L. W IA il
d .hass " lion and the admir- Of Wner williams, JeeJ
d1snsh NE surveyor of il. county viii on the OH s
~ H. 'a,r other wise the next day proceed 10 law
"" pouoh when dIi belong TO the said Warner w ;su,
ec W MS ne time in tie unsod land, sd lots a,ehsd q,
o, ', spr,pssld IN the said county Also the portion
sao Onafies wilson IN The On, the ttsh a.,
same month the .aid portions " Warner W;law J
" 'i'en "a the said land, sud lots together en-,
h - 0, me vlrehou'e in the said town of
Spen formerly belonged 10 the said Warner ,,,n, d
aid cbs1is. j apa also thereof TO the
w'ldm' deed 70 the bck tavern in the aid fn,,o h
the ND Two shares IN The abb, the interest Of
viii be sold f1r ready none 90 .s,;.ty az
III" 'au Oha' L, Wmg6eld the aid WiJIis,nk u;I
N,rcb o. JOS. u. CLAU5ELi master COM
n.
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co.,, EXECUTOR'S SIZE

SbALL offer Tor sale 10 the hi1hea bidder nj, yb,,.d
we isih day Of next mouth, (ApriD Al Povbs,sa co2
W beng Povhaan court dsy II fsir o,hsrS;,, ,b
next tar dsy, nstween 20 and Is NEGROEs bsa.; ~
s ssie o. I've late Edmund Bsrv.ou dee eon,i,S;n y,
I"sn, nopr- Boy, and 6iir, among whom there ne ~
as hne crop hands suy 10 vngiIas . ~ ' ''e '''"e
TERMS; Bond with approved .sc,,,;,, ii, l. -,
payable on TIE ia d'y Of January ues s2sJ , mere,
I 10 nn R,o he 'oeresio be II The pro,
NATHANIEL HARRISON
rs....,, g., Executor Of Edmund Harmon dec
terms. ' ''s'sr., Upon tne above
March 70. Gu" a ND COX
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~"~
A., Plaintiffs,
Archibald Robertson aud William Black surviving e.ecu
1fs oil William rowr dec the sand Archibald and
william biaek, ~ their own rights isnew Black, I.abea
So"" i.'o"n, a"u o'neis, Debts.
Ca the motion of the defendant, Isabella BI.ek ~
h q Ordered That OF the VI the court do
state, and report, TO the amount of the said All,
share Of the estate Of William Bruwn ana of the
made to her by his how much Il, If AN,
thing ne, now due TO her from that estate.
May Eta 1896.
BY e"n.sn well of the plaintiff, of William Barre, and
samuel Gariand by their causel said William Hare.
ana Samue Garland admin,tI buni, NON, with
Wi annexed OF James Brown aud
December 7th 1926
On the MOTION defendants, William, Barrel end ,uu,
oaa,d, by their Counsel IL Ordered That one Of a.,
commissioners OF the court do state report To the court
the amount OF the said james Msgaret ,yn ,ar. o
the estate Of the said William Brown dec and of IN.
Lenis made To them and their legal nv be-
executors, shew how much Is il any thDr be- due %,
account Of legacy 10 the sad jaime. Margaret brown
! IN The "iii Of the said William Brown d-~ea.ed
OoPie'- leste, RD. JEFFRIES, clerk
Commissioner Office, Richn.ond
-, LIST bio !Oth 1927.
The parties interested desired take notice thai
appointed the 2sth day Of the 5h Mo (ay next for
m~ncg the directed by within OF der, Of e,i
on which day at nine O'clock A NJ their attendance i.
TED a, NV ONCE bths city, with their and
resdy Tor exanuiatoa and settlement.
THOMAS LADD, me-
..-NI,' -, 1US-w8y
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NOTICE.
FtowMITTRD, a..

~ 70 hs jail Of spot,ylvsnia county on m.
- 4n gay o September, rusaway negro man he s,y III.
BOB and that he belongs HosseI Bsushn Of IN.
ota.e Q, ueorela, sod county " -. He is about hirty
oioi i've iestitn and aha inches high has lost some 81
ms iors teeth bs eonplexn dark brown his clothing an,
psn o. psn,Aloon yellow, the other white eo cotton
snT, sod blue yssithc reqvested 10 prove NJ
grorsrypsy the fees aud charges, or he i be- odd !, n.
NNohecS THO; HICKS
r. Jsilof for Scpit,yssos Ccrarv
'Ft Sf-H1(~
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March Of.



WILL give the above ward for and
ing 70 jan, so usi get them again. three aSyr, men
h3FhI, who CALI hiiuse Harry Miller ho nb.eonJ.d
roin NY boat III the city oi kichuu on Monday tb san
Instant Harry Stout we'll made fellow rath, Io. .
thick than otherwise, perhaps feet ehc. hixh inc
lips and large Doih large white teeth, aud the most
marks that ne IA, consider able swelling in hi. private,
very pefce'vabs when he wnkins he about thr,y ar
years Of age n. had when ah.eonded Jved
Jeans coat and paniaoons the CLOTH wa. N
the lowe, part OF Virginia in 1910 1911 by JOHN Lewis.
'ormefiy CT Aibensre AMI think probably wa.
OF man ny the Of Miller, calls himself Nj,
ef VIII give reward VI twenty dollars for the ai
! 20 mat he Is .eeuIsdm Jail $, hat get him again
JOHN, who ahseondr' from my plantation in Flu
CO., Va IN July, 1919 lie vssr, Of
about five feet o. nehe, high bright complexion bs.
shot ,hrough the right arm Immediately the .boy
winch caused three Of h, fingers to he considerably contract,
edj ana was purchased Of Thona, Kemp IN GIouee.ter c
~ Virginia, ny Nchola. Lewis, Ia 1915 will r,vr e"
Jai so h. get bin again " ''u ~
11MES, who abseondsd from the above M
county and state, On the 9th day Of Sept 1916 He va, ~
yea, Of sge, about FIVE inches bgb
oa1k slightly "'n, on the right side ., his fac e
how legged very bTi'k, active fellow; wa, q,
oomas mu'ie IN the county Of York aud Stat. Of Vir,
~ Ssho. LeSn Of the county of Aissmare in the
"iV OF ioii- viii gvea reward Of fifty dollar. for
bending and securing in Ja James, that rei MIN
Finvsnna, Mucb 81. EHWIo'
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COMMUNICATIVE.


coMMUNIcArED.
Resolutions Of The Citizens of Prince <Ed,cord
assembled at Israel Hill, on Saturday the
l7th instant.
AT a numerous meeting Of the citizens of Prince
Edward, at Israel Hill, convened asreeably to
previous notice, for the purpose Of taking in, q
consideration the most eEsciual means for Sc
curing the election of General Andrew jackson as
President of the United States, in preference to
John Quincy Adams, the present incumbent, Mr..
Christopher Strong was called to the chair, and
MI. William Ellis was appointed secretary to the
meeting. Charles Carter, esq. rose and explained
succinctIy the objects of the meeting. He was
followed by Doctor BurwelI Moss, who recount
ed the distinguished services of General jackson,
and concluded with powerful and eloquent ap-
peal to the meeting, to omit no honorable exer-
lions to promote the election Of Gen. Jackson
The following gentlemen were appointed a com.
mittee TO prepare suitable resolutions-Joseph
Bartlett, Samuel White, Hercules White, Israel
Ellis, William Brown, John Moss, and Doctor
Burwell Moss.
Alter having retired few minutes, the commit
Tee reported the following resolutions. which were
unanimously adopted:
Hesoiped, That this meeting regard. with the
deepest adherence, all coalitions gotten I'D for the
unhsllowed purpose of defeating the wishes of the
people.
That this meeting consider the election of John
Quincy Adams, as the result OF shameless. coali-
ton, formed by the Clay and Adams party. for
the nefarious purpose of thwarting the popular
will, which would have otherwise exalted Gen.
Jackson to the Presidency.
Tint this meeting hereby testify their unfeiyned
regret at the exclusion of John Randolph oil
Roanoke, the intrepid and formidable champion
oil the peoples inter and rights, from the Senate
OF the U. States. Thai we regard his exclusion
from that honorable body as effected by coalition
between the personal friends of John Tyler and
the advocates Of the present administration
That John Tyler having submitted himself to
the purposes of the administration party. and
thereby defeating the purposes of the Republican
Far,y, OF which he Processes to be member. i,
Weacherous to his own party, and unworthy Of
confidence.
Resolved, That this meeting will use all fan
and honorable means to secure the Election ofGen
Jackson. the citizen soldier, who has filled III,
measure OF bis Country's honor, and freouen,l,
| exhibited unqueslionable evidences of patriotism
| and statesinan-lilse ability
That Doctor Burwell Moss, and Henry Ran.
dali, are hereby appointed corresponding com.
| mit.ee to receive and answer communicated. from
other Jackson meetings, which are now, or NAV
| hereafter, be organised.
Resofued, Thata copy Of The foregoing res olu
lions be forwarded without delay to the Editor O
| the jackson Republican and the Editors of tn
Richmond Enquirer for early publication.
CHRIST: STRONG, Charm.
WIZ. ELLIS, Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-27
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h u"'eiiner has opened Law School Wyhs Court.
s.,,., 10 pleasant aud most healthy VILLAGE, Y,un-
g We nave bees qualified ip this school 10 obtsa Ieep
r, 81 M ,n ne VII be very a;s sb,en, IT, from III.
Fifty Dollars. " ~'"'N', TOT Dx monbs,
daon Fee for any length Of time, 10 T., pys 4, o,,c,
F.b 27 ALEXANDER SMKTH.