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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
7otAe Editors Of he TrpiuiA

GEsrlfHES James Williams of h. county
Of Campbell, had the misfortune "A lc'3 nights a.
90 10 lose his house by FIRE, and alult every
tiing be possessed was burnt IN II. llo fine
broke out IN his houss nj midnight, lnd lad
progressed 80 fast and far, that wirn | aaokr.
1t was with difficulty the children AID one bed
could be goi out Of the flames, hiskorn was
burnt ~ wcli a. thc small store Of mca tiat he
had Iaid up, aud tle clothing Of the tmly. 50
thattlcy are almost naked SOME OF he chill
dred have only q shut
Before this areidcnt he was n very nor man.
the Only suppaUt al u wife and ulne hulclhr dfcn,
but now, win pun aud tears, tint pod fellow
thinks on II, h. cannot ne said TO y tholttuppott,
on protector entirely befCN, he Is Arelchcd
aud heart-broken, bus little children ad,ing loi
bread and he has none 10 gave them.
The world must prescott a waste, a leak aud
drcatv waste. in which there appeur3 10 hope
ior him. Where is the fathers WHO Is mo
friend Of on honest man whore IS thrAUble and
generous spirit who does not feel his purse rendy
TO leap from his pockei 10 hrip tins For fellow ;
where is the man, at the sign Of an ualdblf mo
ther und nine suffering little children 9nd ilieir
father sill e%xerting himself ~ unnttIable an
Cuish, all, almost ready 10 despair o~fsccouf and
life. whose hind i, not open as DAY to them +;
WIZ fftli lFlaffi iIlIi %" i'N"''A3fJ = wv Hf'ifA'
miseHancp happening 10 him, and Withhold a few
pence. 10 make tins family comlofiabl and hap
py They have been accustomed Z live On 1T
tie. and the writer Of this article hows, that
comparatively a small sum Of none viii rein
state tins poor fellow, aud make hin II man il
gam.
The writer would state that, with II his mis-.
fortunes and losses, William, has ntcr yct Lost
his " good name, he IS known anbonest IN
dustrious, sober man, a good neisit0r, and a
brave soldier he WASH thclast va nov Jack.
sonians open your hearts. "ChIpy co,ereth
a multitude OF sins q
?. :. A subscription paper et at Nh
North, Bookstore; Williams vi % thankful
for a ninepcnce, or n ~ceni-clothg n meat, or
bread, or any thing to support la 1t rs not ne
ccs,ary to appeal 10 the ladies. That they have
To- snare 10 " iliiams or his wife or tildrcn ia their
smallmay will be sent without solitation. q.
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nopted 10 carry this object info effect. winch.
however, yet remains unHtained. The motives
Of tins Society have by some been misnnAef.
stood, aud by olhefs uIistcp1.sented bot e..
hnngh has been Accomplished t. render fur ftter
efforts desirable and pleasing. 1hey attach 30
much importance 10 a possession OF, and an nc
qntlniance with the biblr, as IT, induce ilfm 10
use every cxcItian 90 ascertain who are destitute
and IL supply IL m,
In pecurdanca As IN this intention. thry hsxe
requested the Commissioner OF Bedford that,
whist taking a lsl OF property, they would en-.
qulfe Of cyeiy ene y neither he possessed the 81
bic, aud report all deficiencies To this Soeiely
ln adopting tbs plan theY would not be undet.
Stood a. locking upUn iteif citizens rs heathcns
or tniidcls, o. IL any way as undertaking them;
but they know tint circumstances may, and ~
many Instances lraliv have occurred 10 render
families unable IN acquire Ibis valuable tfea sufe.
The Commissioner have felt So delieacy
90 This %snOJrct. anticipating the delicate i~,eires
OF THEN county Inou md IN some cases thy
have met with Il repnlse but tbs Society be-
nE convinced tlht Tins has arisen from n mis-
taken Wv of Ten motiyos, do ehincstl, ins.t
then oountyInen. aud mol the needy onlr. but
also the wealthy whose example may have ia
influence GA thosc who ure deferred by a ialsr
deiieacy, td Il corporation lntbis work, d. afford
~ thr commissioner ia. desired info nation
The object they declare is specific aud plain,
and no sinister motive, no srcfnfiun PUN. no
earthly considerations lnsr led them 10 mai,
tbs appeal, bnl exclusively the rood and eicr.
nal happiness al their fellow beings. The sue.
cess with which this plan has heen accompanied
IA Other parts ofthc United states. has induced
this society 10 adoptil. and nost sincerely do
the, hope tlat lhcir esolilons may be crowned
will = like success.
They moreover solicit their fellow ciliaens Ia
make themselves further acquainted with this
subject, winch may In SOME measure be- effected
BY attending the annual meeting of This Society
which viii be held nj Liberty On the Sd Monday
ia Nay next aud they would particularly re
quest tie attendance Of Ministers ot the Gospel
otoFeiy name, that thy seeing The good works
ofthis society may give ii their influence, and
thereby NOR than ever elorify that God whose
best gin 10 men is the Bibie.
BY TIE COMMITTEE
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BIZ prizes, amounting TO $1,000
Mod NJ DtapiHg-1hc nunbals will be pdt
IN one wheel Us usual, and IN another will be- put
the prizes above the denomination of1hrce Dbl
lars, and the drawing TO progress in the usual
mannor-Ihe $500 ptizes OF Three Dollars
vii be awarded TO . high o. low number, 10 be
determined by that which may draw the prize Of
$1,000
Low numbers ! to q 900, inclusive.
High numbers s,3O1 10 J 1000, inclusive.
A holder ottwo tickets, HIGH and Low, must
of Necessity draw one PiizG and may draw Two
Capital Prizes also.
Whole Tielcts 81 Liberal allowances
Halves . made To large dealers.
Quarters
Orders By Mail, post pnid, or private cons
veyancc, enclosing the cash or prize tickets iuh
nv ofthr late drawn lotteries, will NEE, the same
attention as on personal application.
The above Lottery will be- drawn undor the SUI
pelintcndance of the following gentlemen: -
Charles M'Indoc, John Williams, I. G. Yanccy,
Edward Pe1ad, Joseph Cooper and Robert Kos
bcfisUn
AUG. LEFTWICH
Jan. IA. Manager
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tie Constitution. winch Ne have been sworn to

The Constitution. winch We have been sworn 10
support aud maintain.
ittpIas dist ihaiod As the sovereign powers
Of The people Of this union inv, been between
theft Genera aud state Governments, their hts-
tory bus alread, too often p%ttehied collisions
between these divided authorities Hiih regard 10
the cAisnt OF then respective potter No in
stance. however, has hitherto occ1red, IN Which
this collision has becu urged into Fontltct ofae-
tual lolce. M other cat is kInnn 20 hsfe
happened, in which the applicatln Of military
force by the Government ofthc Qiion. hl, been
prescribed foi thu enforcement oil law, the rio-
latiun OF which has, within any Jingle state,
bccu prescribed bY a Legislative Il ni The Stnfe.
Ia thcprescnt mstance,l 4 Is my duQt o say, that II
tn Legislative and Executive auttriiieA ut tie
state OF Gcorgia should pcrscvctdn acis OF en-.
cfuachmant upon the territories stufrd by - "a
Iemn Treaty 10 the Indians, aud II laws Of the
Union rembin unnltorcd, a superatled o~hligatl-
on, even highe than that of huutn authority
viii compel The Executive OF the Tied State In
cufnrcf The laws, and fuldl the duh of the M.
ton by all the force committed tolhat purpose
IL Ia, charge. That the arm Of ilittrN torce
will be resorted In only IN the cVenl OF The tail
urc Of all other exppdirnts provldelby the lnws.
a pledge has been given, hy the Gfrarancr 10
employ il NJ this tune. II is subj tied To the
wisdom Of Congress to determine, Neither any
othcr act oflcgislatiou mly be neetsnry ~ tx
pcdirut Ia meet the emergency whidthcsc rhus.
actions may produce
JOHN QuINCYkDAMS.
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BY TIE COMMITTEE
- I'll &C.
ylrlnc Of u decd

INrollCE.-By virtue Of q decd
~ eutcd by James ). McAllistcr To The sri-
scr llets, aud of record IN the Clerks Office ofthp
count, OF Bedford, viii lie sold al Campbell Court
House I'd Monday IN March nest brine Camp
bell Cout day, by way Of public auction, Cor
cash, the following property, VIZ u tfaoi ~
land lately purchased by the said Jmuca s of
his brother Nilllom, containing about eiehty a O.
cres. commonly called The store itncl lying ~ he
county OF Campbell all the said James ). Mo.
Alllstet's right aud interest ia tie real and per
son estate of his decreased tatief nlso two slaves,
nnmed Jenny and Dluk-his household aud
Kitchen furniture, or 10 murh thereof as will sat
lsfy the debt in sud deed mentioned. Acting a.
trustees, we will convey such tiilc only rs Is ycg.
ted Ia Us by virtue ofsnid decd.
ClilsNEIL DABNEY,
GEORGE 5fEPlOE,
Trustees.
Feb. ~. tds97
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,, 1'oSldF' January I7,-New Orleans papers
,%e lon were received Yesterday. They con.
f ' H'aa.iscnce from Natchitoches of a Rovolu,
~ "a leAas, On the 10th ult. The maitcd fer.
p a0cogdocbes oad Aych had declared the
Ir;,' zee { OF Texas Free and hdcpeaden of the
N,c5 l" 2'3''s OF Mexico, and hoi>,ed the flag in
o'Pendence' on it,.
ci;oG sad that a few days previous, six Indian
ni', III ''at vicinity, held a council and pro-
C ~, 10 assist aud 200 Indians. principally
Tho m,oaegs' had actually joined The new party.
lie &c new nePubie had been accustomed "Repub-
slriOa ledonIa'= and iheir nag consists of a
on u red and white, emhlcmatical of the uni
cn,o t'"eeh inc red and w1i'c men. Later ac-
TEAR, '9''i'ea at Na;chitochcs, furnishes a
u,nni;. inferred INTO between the insurgents and
gro tribes oflndians. A national Con-
llIo@s !, 10 assemble at ~Nacogdoches on the FIRST
''Onudy IN February.
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= give me senate more fuil i~o'arHa.ion. In,
Sn.ue an stated, tat tins DIST ag,tarad +. =
IA .atie early II the So Ing aDd IL ~ ne all
~ Nt, supposed 10 originate from son. .rb al
eu e., mem IN lhozc seasaas. 5et.r -.
rsult N pegiect health, vii be sa#lset. -
with II trembling AID sickness uhIrA wi esrrv
l. OF ia aiew hours. Dogs, hugs. or an, nteer
a@nra4is, tlat CT the fesa. are unmsdiaieIs n.
hen win aNiolent puhlng. after which the, fail
ialo a stdpor and dr. IA IN hour and a half or
two hours Persons eating the mil, of n COW
that is injected, are taken IN the ,amr manaer
aad immediately die. lie believed. that within
i've miles OF him $500 worth OF STOCK die anonnL
~, aud that part ofthe country had been almost
stripped ni cattle. lie mad also know a, ma
ny rs nom 30 to 10 persons who hal lost their
lives by this fatal poison. Dir. Ysncy stated
that the same disease prevailed in the nciehbof-
hood of Goose Greek IN Tennessee. WHORE he
had been, aud II vas sand, even the Ruzz9r1s
winch ate Of tae cafcasses o~fcattle thai had died
with it Immediately persisted. The petition was
referred 70 a select committee, OF which Nh.
Carneai is chairman, for the purpose Of cousld.
etlns the subject and consulting the Medical IA.
Guilty.
II the Medical Professors in Transvlyama l.
nlvcrsit9 would Turn then attention T. tbe sub
Jet and enable The people u that section Of the
country 10 discover and II avoid tins fatal poi.
son they would deserve the thanks OF their coun-
try.
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S;,.., FRANKFORT, Ky. January 10.
a a,l', the Senator from the caEnti - If Rao"o
tion ccampboIl, presented 10 The 5eaa,a, a nett.
~" rom some Of his Constituents, nfav,ng tbe
Of stature to offer a reward for the di.coscry
in H. sa'ae OF a disease, which. formanv wears
man .se''on of country, has bccn very fatal 10
sclf ' @'l oaa,t' Alter giving some details him.
he r,, ''d on Mr.. Gibson. the Senator from
mites Of GaIla'ia, Grant and Pendlcton,
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M0Te EoOH JueL J

No l6-la-i6 II prize Of %i 900
l1-l3--D2 900
33-iJ-l6 90
BESIDE 4 plizes OF " 800 all Of which were sols
al Aliens Truly Luck, ONCE.
i The toilQm wing were the numbers drawn
from The Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, 6ta
tlhss, VIZ:
5-33-16-b2--lO-43-5O-1b
The oficId isl can be setn on application nt The
Lottery nnd Exchange oiicc of
s.. " NJ. E.LALEI. ~ co.
Lynchbufg q, I
Where the fortunate holders Of the above NUM-
bcrs arc requested to call and receive their cash
feb. I3.
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Georgia and the United Siates-The comico-
tragico scene of last summer, it seems. is again to
be acted, between Gov. Troup d the the general
government. A law o. the land-thc supreme
lava treaty between Independent powers, So
lemnly concluded, and ~soIemnly ratified by the
Senate of the United States, is openly and dar-
inely violated by Georgia. What course is to
he pursued with this m%erculial people, iftneY mad
* persist Ninety nine hundredths ofthe people
oftbe United States are against them in this
matter, and we hope they will seriously reflect
before they are necessarily placed under tie
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IUNLNINNI
To the Peoph Of Bedf0f EOunty.

Seen years have elapsed sinca society was
formed In Bedford. whose sole1hject was to
disseminate the Holy Scriptures mongst those
of the County who were desttutof them, and
those nations to whom their sayir influence had
not extended. Several measure have been p.
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ullu 1An hlsTLM

n DOTTED "a consequence OF It's untiyalled
~. popularity Virginia NAVIGATION
LOTTERY. Tiist Class. will be drawn IN Peters
burg, IN April neat, under the supetintendencc ol
Commissioners All IN one day.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
More Prizes than Blanks.
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SCIfEM Me g.

The drawing of this splendid scheme will take
place in Washingto4~A.,ty on the 2sth instant
wren the whole scheme viii be completed IN a
few minutes.
Whole Tickets IS 90 Quarters 81 %
Halves 2 90
For sale at the Lottery and Exchange Once OF
s. Ill TX. a LEN u 90
n. Tho Drawinc viii be received at Aliens
Office. Lynchburg where all tickets can be ex-
alnined. and the cash is always ready Ton p'lHes.
T. Ordersf for tickets on shares, enclosing the
cash or prize tickets, will meet with prompt at
tention. If addressed TO
q, &-gT. AT.EEN. g. CO.
Wellington City Feb y
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Saicide-On Friday night last, Mr., IRAN
CTS + HARRIS, Of this place, put an tud D his
existence, by administering tohimself doe OF
itudauum. lie appears 10 have perttmel thu
rash act with considerable dcfbriabn. We
understand Ar made q similar attc,pr some
years aRo.-Does not tins settled ntpose to
destroy himself, prcsuppose some olinal dis.
organization Of the mind : Aa1, flo. oneht
not the prcjudices winch We are apt o inblbc
anl display towards those who deprfc them
selves o%flIlc, 4, be much abated, if NJ %cntfcl,
discarded, IN The prcsrntcase I W. live heard,
but we hope 1t not tue, that clergnen, mp
piled To, to oliclatc in the Last sad dut, Of NOR
raity, refused 10 do 50. We hope II iinot true,
for We should deprccarc seriously aIctun TO
the leudal superstitions which disgradi a more
bigoted age.
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JOHN QuINcYkDAMs.
GOVERNOR III

Our readers will rccellcet the lctt, Nhieb We
noticed in our Inst. as having been Hliun by this
gentleman TO Mr.. Clay, The lIichnoh papers
preserved mysterious silence respecting the
circumstance, until. che gcalot who co1ucrs the
Jackson paper III Richmond put ON tNwecds
and Iamcntcd what he pleased to eonsiiN Coy.
FLYERS detection, IN u most doleful JyAaiad
Since the ice has been broke, the " E%nqyrcr'' has
opened is mouth, aud gives us the allowing
anything. dcidn sort ofo paragraph, which We
copy, 10 puzzle those who have III ctiosity,
aud 10 crafty the curiosity of those wdodo not
like 10 be puz1 ed
" We had expected thut ere this t%imcsote e.
position would have been made 10 lcmtlIc in
relation 10 this letter but none huA ppcarcd,
and prnbabls nome i, intended. lcIaps the
best course would nave been, to lei hc letter
speak iof Itself, aud let the world iudgboI them
sclNes tol, in no other way, can ikconeep-
tons be so cileelually prevented. and silsraple-
srntatlons he corI eCtcd Ii Govcrnorb lrr pfo-
icrred Mr.. Adams 10 Gen. jackson, a The pei
od Of the election, II IS no more TIM lhai the
majority of the Republicans of lirfin4 did ut
that Time though since the alarming pNcloI+
mcnis oi Nh, adams administrator, be tide
has set The other way. Neprcsune. andw are
induced 10 believe, that Governor 1,Ief des not
at this time prefer =. Adams 10 Gtn. JAl,on.
Ii Governor Tyler approved Of Nj llayas
course, IN accepting the next highest OLA IN
der the government at the hands OF tue ma On
whom Mr {. had principally contributed Neon
ter the bighesi oIic', II Is more nan Wild Tie
majority ofthe hepu5lieans at Virginia bud
have dine at tlat Hmc, q would do Al analme
-dnd we %incelcly uust that Gov. :. dod not
himself aDp approve OF It. lft1cie b. any hng
else N tins letter, wccannot at tins time nblef.
ttneto pass upon 1t, import on IL corlectnk=
Why Mr.. Clay comes 10 speak OF this ictb Al
the present. tune, ~ not stated IN the ,lbjinel
a%ri,eei butt he expects by tbs discosld, 10
break the totce Of Goyetnor Iylcris rlcctld, on
IN any degree Ia hamper Gov. Is lulueii IN
the public councils, we trust that h. will h,ilnsi
e. ceously disappointed We touch thisslpecr
WITH teluetanoe-but rs al present nd, isr. ~
Cannot help thinking That Is due 10 thr pAlic
To lay a COpV of 1.-The letter before them. n
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"a DtCAIIoN.-The SUBSCRIBE las removed
IA his school 10 the neigbborhoad of the T.
pisCopal Church. His nexl session VIII com
mence ON Monday, Goth February, aud end the
last ofJuly.
TERMS or TUITION.
For Spelling Reading 4 Writing, S1Opr. session.
WITH Arithmetic j. English Gram
mar, II do.
For the higher breaches. viz &c.
ogr5pby, with the drawing of
Maps, and the use OF Globes,
History, Khetort, the Elements
OF Philosophy, Astronomy and
Chemistry Geometry and Sur
yeying, Nayisabn, &c. &c. 10 do.
j COLE.
Feb. 10. t6lI54
ssRUST SALE.-pursnant to 4 Dred.t tor pur.
a poscs ther~eimNpresssd, executed 10 the
subscribers, by Joh \. kose and any his vito.
which deed was adIittcd to record in the clelk'.
Office otthe county f Am erst, on the 2lsf \
p,l, 1873 We, Il undersigned. will praco d
TO sell, 10 the RighesbIddel on the l2th day OF
MarchncXt, before he Auction store OF Jno.
Il. D.. Payne, IN thCown OF Lynchburg. on a
credit of lOmnntus f]ourtecn Valuable slaves
amongst which as valuable Carpenter. lauI
Sawyegs, one mulat' boy, raised IN the aause,
as or % years Of ac,} aud otnel good field
hands.-Ihe purch er or purchasers viii be re-
quired to execute ncotiable notes and to e~isrsa-
tisfactory endorserstnd the no es TO he made
payable al one ofth0dnks in Lynchburg Tie
undersigned, actlngs trustees, will convey no
other or further ttlehan is vested in them by
the deed aforesaid, Il they believe the title to he
unquestlonably good JOHN +. COBBS,
JAS. ). PENN.
Also, at the same ne and place, will he of
tcred for sale l6or lother Slaves. The whole
to be conducted by J. Il. d. Payne, Auction
eer.
Feb q r,v-D1
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F0r thc 28th FcJyuarv, 1872.

10000 DOLLARS Highest / 10 !
Vve9ASnINGTON CITY CANAL LorFE-
~ nv, Isl Class.-G0 Number Lottery -
Nine Ballots 10 be drawn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30
Vol. 10.

From the Baltimore Gazette Of august Is,
RrvoLurIoNARr OrrIcsRs We un-
derstand meeting has been holden in thla
CITY the present week composed OF COM
mlsSioned officers Of the revolutionary dr.
my, for the purpose of memoralizing con-
gress on the subject of half-pay, which
was promised in 1880. They have pre-
ierted a memorial for this purpose before,
and reports Of committees of congress-
have been made IN their iusor. But for
want Of time, aud on account of snme ob.
leetions, which viii probably not here
after DO considered ofgreat weight, those
reports were not accepted. We cannot
but hope and believe, that success will at
tend their application, They are few i'm
number. They are ell far advanced in life /.
and many ofthem are destitute of property.
and depend upon the charity oftheir friendg.
We believe they DO not apply merely for
favor, but they claim remuneration as r.
debt justly due, for an equiralent for hale
pay for life, which wus engaged Ia ba
given them by the government of tho
country. They ought to be heard and an,
swered in equity and good faith, as well
as IN honor and gratitude. We trust thew
will not apply in vain.
We are informed the meeting was res
peetable, though not numerous. There
were several gentlemen OF MARYLAND
some from Massachusetts, New Jersey
and Delaware. Hon. Philip Reed OF
Maryland was appointed chan man of tb,,
meeting, and .Aden Brddjord, Esq. OK
Massachusetts, secretary. Several votes
were passed with reference TO the attain
men, OF the objects of the meeting. Tho
gentlemen of the convention dincd togeth-
er at Barnum's hotel on Monday, and viii,
hon. !. f.. Hoirord, the Hero of Eu,av
Springs ON Tuesday. Yesterday, they ac-
cepted an invitation 10 dine with the mem.
oers OF The Maryland Cincinnati, who
were IN the city. Col. Howard is now
president of that society. This morning,
we hear, they left Baltimore for their res.
pectivc homes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30
IMPORTANT PAMPHLET

We have collected the Charges npaioss
mr. Clay in all their forms. begfnning n;fh
George hremer's, ard have embodied tben
win ,he responses IN pamphlet form, which,
may be had at the Office of tho Baifimo,a
Fa"aoi ON Saturday. The work is arrapg-
cd us follows -
i. Mr.. Clay'sletter TO Judge Brooke oe
virginia, giving his reasons for his in.
tended vote for mr.. Adams
Z kremer's chaSge. IL. a letsisa.r, N .leq al.
adclphia--
3 MIR Clay's card
4. Geo. Kremer's card
8. Mr.. Clsys appeal to the House Of Res
prcsentsiives, calling for committee
Of investigation
6. Report Of the Committe, Of which mr..
i. 7. Barbour Of Virginia was chair
z. Mr. Clay's nomination TO the Senate,
and the vote thereon
Here the matter ought to have rested,
hut no after lapse oftwo and a half years,
Gen Jackson opens the subject anew aa
follows
3. Carter Beverly's celebrated Fdy.iis-
riiie ieiier,in which he gives Gen. Jnck-
sons accu8atory remarks at his own
house "beiore all his company -
o. General Jackson's Letter to Cartea
Beverly
10. Mr. Clay's reply
H. General Jackson'3 reply 10 mr.. Clay
in which he gives up James Buchanan
member of Congress from Pcnnsyl-
vanla, as his authority for bis asser-
tions abou, bribery, corruption, &c.--
12. Mr.. Buchnnun's reply, which effect.
ually prosirntcs TO The earth every inn
putatlon against mr.. Clay and his
friends
l3. MIR Clay's masterly Speech at tha
Lexington dinner, in which he takes o.
vivid aud full view ofthe whole ground.
This is one oftbe most interesting and
important publications that il to be found in
the history Of American politics.
Those Of the Jackson party who are op-
en- to conviction and are seeking for truth,
are invited to call with the frienas OF the
Administration and supply themselves.
0F~ The price is 20 moderate as to put
it within the reach of every one.
fLF~ To editors at home and abroad who
will give publicity To the above, four cop
les Of tho pamphlet will be forwarded,
with the respectful acknowledgements Of
the Editor Of the Baltimore Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30
.IoEN TEw,

late Of said jamestown, represented insolyont.
DO hereby give notice that six months from
the 10th Aug are allowed the c"ditors oi Sald
estate to bring in and prove their respective
CLAIMS. and that wo will attend for that pur-
pose AZ the house of Wm. A. Wecden, in
said town, on the 10Th day of September, No
vembcr, and January next, at o'clock p. m.
WILLIAM A. WEEpEy,
JoHs HAMMoNp, 7 Commissioners.
HAZARD III. CARPENTER,>
All persons indebted to said estate arc re-
cuested to make immediate payment to
GEORGE WEEDEN, Admir-.
jamest7wn. aug 10, lS27