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ALBRIGHT,s
COhCM niaS nYRyp

fiii5 Medicine, fer the short tipta,,tt.
u been before tae Public, has proved -
Superior 10 fanaCeas. aud othrr ,emeais.
sacha ce3ree as 10 give confidence 10 ts. q.
Piic'or, MATHS efficacy aione vii suppo,t -.
Distinguished merits j. the most us.n'I "'
anu autumn Alternative eger yet discovered
Is SO perfectly innocent, thai no evil ett.e, -,
De apprehepded from II, whenapphed ,e,...,t,'
to the directions II may be given. w,t6s,,,
apprehension, 10 the most lender infant. or
bic adult ny
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve a.,
eventually remove the following disease ~
CROSS, Cares, Tor alterations OF the hon..
King Evil, OF scroiula, Rheumatic afIpetions
the head, aud y stem generally Syphilis M,
chfidl, aud I'll complaints originating in the a.,
proper use OF Mercury; Ulcers OF. the noutb I.
throat White Swelling cancerous aud iny.,,9
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears; disss.
rs OF the Skin Liver complaints Jaundice L.
Digestion aud Debility.
As general depuratiye article, or nu,,ea.
of the blood, this medicine possesses inxalaaht
powers. Il improves the appetite aud k1s H.
remarkable quality OF depriving tie skin oftba,
yellow bilious tint, which Is so common in b,iio,,
constitutions. Besides the diseases above ems
merated, II IS also recommended as a remedy a.
that affecting disorder, the liberated sure head
under winch cbhdiensnfter the most excf lciatins
tormeuis for years.
Zach bottle the genuine Medicine has a lat.
ell, representing the Eagle and the Hydla Win
my signature.
O. PuoE So PER BOTTLE AND S3oP!r poy.
EN. JACOB ALBRIGHT.
No. 1903, Arch Street, near Third Pin,
Oct %.
The subscriber has just received large quao
n 4 In
gent for this section of country.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Opposite Post Office,
Oct. y.
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RUST SALE---By virtue OF "A certain
- deed OF trnsi. esccnted by Daniel Oslrs~
ly, I" the Undersigned, on tue 10Th day oi
December, 1877. aud of record in the clert 5
otlee al Campbell conuiy, for thu purpose
~ aid deed oppressed, we. or either ufus,
viii, on Monday the 3oth day OF lhrs mon,h,
before the door ct the Nurkcl-house. IN
Lynehbnrg, expose Ia shlr, for cash, The tod
Lowing valuable slaves. viz jacob, a MINI
Charlie, II mah--Nrptnut, mau -, udJo,
a lad-Rose, d womah-Sllvey n woman
aud jim, ii boy a. 80 meuF OF them al vii
be- sufficient Ia pay The dc6t, aud charges of
sale. $. a NJ. lLGARLNND, Trustees.
June Is. td.52
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EAlSSolUTioN.-The term of the coparl-
~ ner,hip 81 Rankin 4 Cole has this dav
csnlred by mutual consent. The business in
future will he conducted BY Thomas Rankin.
who viii continue the business in the house
formerly occupied by Rankin 81 Cole. for the
purpose ofwudiug ~ The concern. All those
indebted 10 lie coacern will please make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
samast the concern wall please present them
for settlement THOMAS RANKIN
NJ. ". COLE.
lvnchburg, june Il.
All settlements md or receipts given by
W. Cole, for the firm Of Rankin aud ole.
will be good. THOMAS RANKIN
june 10.
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CALL Al NDREW SIS
FOR BARGAINS.

EAE HAVE just received IN addition 10
w our stock on hsnd, large supply of
staple and fancy Goods, which We otfer for
sale at lower prices than ever have been sold
ia this place. Our Goods have been pnrcha-
sed by our partner, al the north, NJ great
sacrifices, which enables us 70 sell Goods 10
suit the times
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NEW FIRE SCREENS,
And Velvet Bordering Paper,

Y UST RECEIVED, aud for sale By the sub
CD scrber large and general assortment OF
the above articles, together with handsome
supply of paper hangtngs. His friends and the
public generally, are respectfully solicited To
call aud examine his ne'c supply as he is de
termned the prices snail accord with the times.
CHARLES A. WRITER'S.
Charles A Nihers has also on hand, a
large supply of Writing. Letter and Wrapping
Paper, which he will sell on moderate terms.
Teachers of Academies, Couafry Merchants,
and Clerks. respectfully solicited to call and
examine for themselves,
May 6. ts65
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NEW ACCOMMODATIONS

6zsS.s pT AL LlAE--hom
g. 20 IYn Lsuchbug 40 Chaf
xste5.yf ttssss. - aiie.vlIe Virginia. J his
A-s--~----------i--A- --l- inc running through tn"
,opnfirs al Amherst. Nelson aud Albcmarle,
vii n future, IaiseC lnrlpiiesWIle, on hoh-
DAYS and frf!sys. NJ y A NJ aud arrive At
T.yncblure 90 .zuesan.s aad SATURDAYS by .,
y VI. Leave Lgurhburg Mondays NJ A. NJ.
and FRIDAYS AT 10 \. VI aud arrive At Char
lofteseiue 90 Saturdays .ml laesdays by half
aitrr2p NJ Ihs Inc /, arranged with the
Northern aud Southern line ai thuot'esFliln,
aud with the Western line At LYnehhufg, which
in,ersccts The Valley line a salem thls IS the
dearest an cheapest route from Nashhg'oa
On, 10 Lynrbbng Inc proprietor has pro
cured comfortable coaches, strong, active hor-
sps. careful drivers, md vii spare NO pans 10
phase. On this roue there Is no uisht tfaye..
ling,
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Washington. by tn.
route Ii only ST. 90
From Lvnehburg TO Charlottesville 80 90
TIE PROPRIETOR
Aprl3 ts5l
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Sund4g Scb0oJ Books.

At rules hold in the clerks Office Of the Hastings Couf
of the corporation Of Lyu,hlnre on Monday The d"
day of May, ls2e. Thas. q. Acree against Abram l.
Ncnable lod Allen Talbot Deits =.
Thc der. Ahran l.. Venahle not having entered ms
appearance and giveG according the act o a
senhiy and the rules ofns court, aud appearing by -
lisaefory evidence that he mhti'aat ois eou
tryI Is ordered that the said defendant do appear M
the first day OF Aug couruex q the bli al tne
plaintiffs and thai COPY OF this order be forthwith Ihsel
ted some my spaper printed in the of bynchbWs
fortpo months .ccssively aud posted at the front doo'
Of the COURTEOUS the said
JAMES BENAGH, CB,
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- HE suhsrntct IS Ill sell privately Gls rtarD
81 otidad IN Bcdfotd county, Situated 81 tac
No.. and south IJihs uf Goose Creek aud on the
u.ln road leading hrm tynchburg 10 tmcas-
tn. y miles W.T. Of tIberty aud adl"lhng
iart Bat,rd. II contains about lI0O acrcs. o.
which S30 are unaeered. The pan winch is
ual.pared, except scry SIuail portion Is excel
ir,itfoaarco land. OF the cleared Lind, 10 a.
efrs are low grounds ofthe 6fst qathty, aud the
remainder remarkably hue highland his Is
nne OF the best udcts Of land Ia the upper coun
uv, being well adapted 10 the cultivation OF 10
teicca anl all kinds rt grain It lies remarkably
vfli aud ~ very tree irom stone, ii divided II
would make two very handsome tracts which
snail be dome, ii ihnse who wish TO purchase
Ri,an Persons wishing 20 purchase may ap-
p,y 40 the subscribe, residing ~ the neighbor.
t.. ID Of New London. or TO Capt Buiord. resi-
die. near tie tact WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 5. ts21
~ Tie Editors of the Enquirer viii insert
the abova advertisement TIL forbid, aud iorw ard
ihrir bill To this office for payment
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Cheap Fashionable
CLOTHING STORE.
WALK EIE 4. co.

thry haVetakeu the store lately occupied by VIM
VI Browne 4 Co. two doors below the Prg insn
Office, where lhev have lusl opened. & intend
keeping on hand "a large and general assortment
OF
GcntIemen's Fashionable Clothing =:
DRESS COATS
Super aud fine blue. black, brown, olive, green
and other colours
fKOtk AND SUEfOU1 COATS.
Superline blue, brown, clafet, steel mixed
and drab cloth.
COATES.
Steel mixed green and brown &c. with gilt and
sieel hut'ous.
do Super Gne bIacl, French Bombazme
do do tlrrn-sihns Rnd Bombazels
do do French Angola Cashmere
do do Houfn Cashmere
ROUND JACKETS.
Fine !" hlir linen, with standing o railing collars
Frencu Brown Linen, do do do
do do Drilling do do do
do Angola Cashmere, French Drilling brown
Holland. white Jeans, cotton Drilling. Den
mark Satin, Bomhazetes. striped floren-
tine. yellow Nankeer Glnghams fine Seer
sucker Wilmington ana domestic Stripes
PANrALOON5.
Super and fnr bite, black olive ,drab. cinnamon,
dark and light mixed colours OF cloth and
cashmere,
Black tanioa SIX Camblet, a very fine article
do. Bombnzlar
Elack Drab and mixed Hastings
striped Dcnmarls satin dtab and fawn colors
| ine white linen drilling, striped aud pinin
Nankccn Il best quality, brown French Linen
mad Drilling. Anaol, and Rouen Cashmere,
Florculme, striped Jeans and other fancy
sttinFI 9O1ds drub and olive bauprD cord
plau aud with straps Can excellent arti-
Gle for filmg) fine and heavy linen, Pitts
burg cord English Fustidn, DC
VESTS.
Black mole slim plain aud figured
Hlncl. aud brown Velvet do do
English brown aud mixed silks, English black
SILK plain aud 6gu.cd French silk Floren.
the. plain AID figGred, white huff, and fau-
~ slriped andfiguted AInrsrilleS. plain and
rolling collars. Ioilnet aud elegant Valcu-
cia.a variety of fancy patterns blue, black.
butl aud drsb C!oIh and Cashmere
SHIRTS.
Supcrfine Irlsh Linen, luif}cd plaated and plain
do do powrrloun. do do do
Bloachpd and brown domestic. linen and cotton
checks. single and double mlllrd flannel,
lambs wUol aud worstrd guernsey hocls
DRAWERS.
Super md fine whine Linen. white Flannel cot.
ton Flannel bleached aud brown cotton
In
GTnCkJNCG
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nne l.
4 n cont heid ior Net on roanig. NE 2slh dug
u MAJ. lS2s


Arthur Hopkins, Pm aglius, Abram Seay and Rosa his
wife formerly Hos1 Loving, a2 James D. Gooda ~,
,lnfr pf tieorse Ia, rir, dec. BrHs. Ia Chanccrv.
% me uiptt,n 4 IL aniitrnt by counsel who III
ID h, bill aud 4 appearing 10 the Satisfaction Of the
court N the ,i' act Ahram Scay Is iuhuli-
Int II ts commonwealth, and without the ursdir ION
lthls court is urderud that the defendant James ~
Good IN Do retain his hands, administrator ore-
said ANY tnuaies, property other effects which nv
noe be 10 his lsns which say hereafter c04Jh 10
hands belonging tlp SAID absent 4elcLlsnt TO the u
,ao,la ofuar hlndrch gud hl d9lisf3 unii tie further
oscf aud deercr al iris court concerning the sama-and
j. is urher ordered nat lhe said absent defendant
tram Seay 10 appear here the fourth Monday Al.
gust nex, aud ins~ the hili Of the complainant and
THAT copy gfhIs orer DC forthwith msaried in tho Vi
gilman newspaper, putsted in the town Of Lvnchburg
week eight weeks suocessiveiy, previous II
said day. and that another copy thereof he posted up
tee door ofthe courthouse OF thus county,
court day. ACopy-Teste.
II RIO. c. CUTLER, D. c.
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Ty7HE Suh-cr,bsr Ia. just received, from
"A New l.tk. aud lor sale. the following
articles Mad-n1, Port lenerille and Malaga
WIac Jamaica aud Northern Rum; French,
aud Apple Brandy, Holland aud Domestic
Gin Porter Snoag Beer aud Newark CIDER,
Saratoga C,s,ere-s spfing water, PIcked SATIN.
on, Mes MackeiHi. and Cod Fish; Spices, DS Z
stuas, Rice. scotch Barev Oatmeal, &c. A va
,rty ofe,hrr articles IN the grocery Inc.
4. klNNlER
June L. 2trl
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Nd tRSJ AM 10 t"" died, o. lfpsi, txfcu-
D ted by George boyd aud falsey H. his
VIE 10 Tie snbscnbers, Tor CERTAIN purposes
therein menlIoned, one OF "hlehfetd btats
date ihf "a Day 81 October $50 q 'he other
~ @9ih pet,mbfr, 20 "nJ are p"'h fea"f..
1rd ~ ibe CLERKS ouers ot The 'nne''' oi
r"sNlFhnh aud Snmpbtll' We sha'I on ~
LAY, the lin day oi July teAb II, Tie Tavern
81 enpi sephen dement's, IN HE connly ot
fiitss wanna, On the main road, lend'he from
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Eresh Garden Seed.

ESHoMtS J. Dt'NhL has lately received
q from Messrs. Thorburn s. Son, n York.
n supply OF Fresh Garden Seed, neatly pnt
ny. Catalogues OF which may be had at his
Store. Also an additional supply of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, OHs, Dgc-sluDs. Perfume.
RI. &c. which makes his assortment eaual ia
any eyar offered in this place,
nec.3l, tso4
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Just Received by
THOMAS j ibUVAf,

,.t
Gl ,"'a N'i,Pn"t
! o,ifa,ape.J 5'.,,.' '' e. oh
',,,,,7 ~, MON. y,,,,.;,. 800 ri ','o,9
! d .,i r., ~ ~ -,
NJ ~ r.. ,s,"e J''"'"
,,.,'' ~. 3",pi"'
hiaaia. g', - ~ ea
I'd ~ 80.
n'a '"'e 1,a'", "u
~ =, "'' '"'"'"io
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! dcmur to the above advertisement, ofmy
ptoprry-l did not expect it. The sac 10
be at Capt Clemeut's tavern Is postponed unui
f"o days before the great day ot Judgment thu
other, 10 two days alter the great day Of judy
moni GEO BOYD
Zlon Hill, Cherokee Nation June rs
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NJ )" " '' . ~ IVN"OV" P'IVO7,
Screws, File, Hinges, Hammers, Locks,
Knobs. Chissels, Nail, &c.
tar,hrn and Glass ware of nearly everY
description
4 large lot Stone futter-Pots, Pitchers and
Jars. We wiIlsrli cheap
A fresh assor' meni Groceries al low prices.
ANDREWS 4 BROTHERS,.
NeXtto Aessrs. Morgan II M Daniel
MAY %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-23

eandh with bu
either Office the
has
Office within
filled will give place who
widows heart bleed
You will elevate the office Of President one
he had formed of running his cony wi"
arffce and had through
of bis nable passion You Will raise pos
of Jury M
withth Demon
Plato
of
and mans best beneactor
4nr- days plenty and Of appssP
tee? Then so
the a
the crave? give yours General Jackson
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Prom the Portsmouth, Journal.

Tie odd Boy"-We yesterday saw
in our streets Donald M'Donsld. who IS
.serea years clder than DR. Hoiyoks lie
seems much addicted to incompetence,
for which he frequently has reserved
correction, with little hope of reform,
however He has served in several wars
Nearly so years ago he offered himself
far re-enlistmenti in the american army
Washington told him he was too cid, and
with a present dismissed him. Since
visiting this town last year, be saws he
aas travelled 10 Halifax.
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Q The saeca If SpyratuOns L,quor..

At the annual meeting Of the Massa-
shusetts Medical Society, in 1927, the
following resolution vas adopted:
"Resoi6ed, That this Society will use
the skill of its mem oers in ascertaininE
the best mode of preventing and curing
the hanlt of intemperance; and that,
for this purpose. a premium of Fifty
Dollars shall be offered for the best Dis.
sertation on the subject; which, after
being approved by the Counsellors, shall
be read al the next annual meeting of
the Society, and afterwards printed; and
that the authors be requested to point
out the circumstances in which the a.
abandonment of the habitual use of stimu
lating drinks is dangerous; and also to
investigate the effect of the use of wine
and ardent spirits on the different or
gans and textures OF the human body"
In consequence of this resolution, two
Dissertations were presented; but not
being sent within the time specified.
they could not be examined
At the annual meeting Of the Society
in 1928, it was voted to renew the effect
of the premium on the same conditions,
and the undersigned were chosen to
receive and examine the Dissertations
The Dissertations presented for the
premiums may be left at the Office OF Mr.
JoHy coTToN, Bookseller, Boston, or
sent to the Chairman of the Committee,
on or before the fifteenth day OF April,
1929.
JOHN C. WARREN
z,ss'f ,xI ? ADAMS COMMITTEE.
uEditors Of papers friendly 10 the PROPOSE.
tion, will please publish the above.
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Desperate and Prof.gafs Dssisn.-
The National INTEL geneer says-"We
announce to cur readers, and we pro
elsim il TO the People Of New York. who
appear TO be yet slumbering in false Sc
curits. that a scheme IS on feet To usURr
rHElR RIGHTS, with the view Of accom-
plishing the purpose of the party that
has combined TO put down this Admins
ration, right or wrong.
Yes, II IS intended by Mr. VAN BIZ.
Rem and bis associates. that, II necss.
sary 10 the election of Gen jackson, the
electoral law, solemnly ratified as il has
been, shall be repealed. the election
taken from the People. and placed BY
the Legislature in their orn hands We
have indubitable testimony of the sxis-
fenee of the design. For we have in
formation. upon which we place entire
%reliahce, that, to encourage the efforts
OF the friends Of jackson in the West,
Mr. VAN URN has, himseJ written 10
one Of them, ii not to others, that a Ger.
tain number of the electoral votes of
the States of New York would probably
be given for General Jackson; but that.
az teefe necessary for his election, he
rould receice the phoie thirty sirl'
It's we'll asked, what are we coming
to, when the votes of the largest state
in the Union are thus sported withs
Our readers will recollect, that il has
agaio and again been hinted, thar, If ap
pc aiances were unfavorable. the Legs
iature Of New Yosk, of whom a MAORI.
ty are Ja~eksenians, intend to take The
election out Of the Peoples hands,
This scheme, we hesitate not TO SAY the
most profiigate 10 the political annals Of
our country, is now about ia be expo
sed. We believe that, so long as the
Western elections were doubtful, the
conspirators held back; but as soon as
the news was received Of the jackson
overthrow in Louisiana, Kentucky, and
Indiana, the final determination was
made the Rubicon was passed-they
adopted for their motto, @aut Caesar aut
nullus
With such a sample. of the lengths 20
which Jacksonians win carry men, be-
fore their eyes, can the People longer
hesitates
What course the People Of New York
will pursue, when they come to learn
the nefarious project that is on foot to
them % their Voice st The next
election, is yet to be seen - We trust.
the majesty of an indignant and nsuI;ed
viii crush the faction that would
bind and fetter their energies and will
In this country. il is hardly ONE 10 such
a pass, that Van Buren, himself would
dare to brave the displeasure of a whole
People lie may strive to assail their
secretly; but bring his deeds 10
light, and be would quail beneath the
that would be bent upon him.
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The man to whom these letters were ad-
dressed. was induced to believe Mexico
was their object, and Government had OF
would sanction their proceedings; in
proof OF which he was toe messenger to
Aston, Tor the General. 10 South Car.
DINA. Tie tlsn became satisfied he had
been deceived, and Gull the project in
disgust, as did Judge Williams indig-
naetly, when proposed 10 him. nv this
same hero. A. ERWIN.
p ). When Colonel Burr turned lrai.
tor, he con6ded in Jackson; when a
portion al Kentucky were misled By
Rowan, Barry aud o.hers, TO violate the
Constitution by relief laws. they Joined
the Jackson standard; when a portion
Of Georgia determined on az opposi-
ton to the Government, they focked 10
the jackson standard; when the sauth
Carolina mohs met, and burned, in eligy.
friends TO the Tariff, they rally round
the Jackson standard, when Calhoun.
Rowan. MDufis. plan treason, Jack.
son lsto excite il as be did Burr's.
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due esteem.
ANDREW JACKSON.

| nome fE1W 80NU ofFt w Wv otu =" W.
and again from the l4th 10 the e2d De-
cember, 1906
am also 10 possession Of the original
ofthe following, which is without date;
but The factsto which il refers establish.
es the date TO be after Burr's arrival at
the Hermitage On the a5th of Septem.
Der 1906; and he sent the messenger TO
Colonel Aston, in South Carolina, to
whom he was to advance the needfnl
DEAR FRIEND: | send you
$500 1t appears to me said |
would send you $1,000; but
when leone to myself | found
appropriations were made that |
knew nothing of. This | learn
ed at the store, and two jour
MES to perform; expenses to be
borne that my recollection did
not serve me with at that mo
ment. To morrew, wien you
Come up, arrangements shall be
made, SO as to accommodate as
far as ] can. My dear sir, do
not fail to come up tomorrow,
at 20 O'Clock; ! will meet you
at my house / have to see &c
neral Smith in the morning, at
his house. The boats, | think
YOU said five in number, and
somepork, you would furnish:
these must be done against the
Goth of December next; but
more of this to morrow You
must set out in a few days. l
will furnish the needful; the cash
now sent is lin part of the boats;
the balance on delivery, either
in bank bills or drafts on New
Orleans, the $4,000 being all the
cash that can be furnished; this
must be appropriated to the best
possible advantage, and TO the
last shilling will be put in your
way ifyou can furnish the boats
and pork, except so much as will
meet the engagements already
entered into. l send you twenty
90 dollar bills, andtenten dollar
bills, which l wish safe to hand;
and beg of you not to fail COM
ing up tomorrow. l wish to
start a messenger on Monday
next.
Health and respect,
Signed ANDREW JACKSON
Colonel Burr did arrive again abouI
the l4th of December, received part q
these boats, and descended the rive
from the Goth TO 22d, accompanied b.
General Jackson's favori,e nephew b,
marriage, stockley ID. Hays hav'
the original letters in my possession. ant
the facts are known to have existed
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-JAcksoS, nuRR. AND TIRE ,sOSaS


We cheerfully comply with the request
Of a highly respectable aud i~nfineatial
correspondent, below, who vouches
for the g~enuiueness Of the following
letters, in making them public:
For We tAe People.
Nashville, .augusf 9. 1928.
Sra: As you advocate zee the people,
and | am one ofthem; and have heard
great stress laid on the least departure
from their will, as being anti republican.
in which opinion fully concur, | send
you the following small sample of the
devotion Of one oi our would be Presi-
dents, to their will in 1906. only FIVE
wears after Col. Burr had made greater
inroaas on their viii than any other
man baseyer done in America. with the
exception of bis devoted friends then.
and those now engsgedin a similar plot:
Hermitags, e5h Sept 1906.
Colonel Burr is with me, he
arrived last night | would be
happy you would come and see
the Colonel before you return.
Say to General o that | shall
expect to see him here on to-
morrow. with you, would it not
be well to do something, as a
mark Of attention 70 the Colo
mel; he has always been, and is
still q true and trusty friend to
Tennessee; if General Robert
son is with you, when you re
ceive this, be good enough to
say to him. that Colonel Burr
is in the country. ! know the
General; he will be happy IN
joining in any thing that will
show a mark of respect to this
worthy visitant
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04
TH : GAZETTE.
s%EPrEnReR 4, 1928.

gThe FARMERS of Berkeley
county, friendly TO the present
Administration, are respectfully
invited to attend at the Globe
Tavern, in Martinsburg, on sa.
turday next, at ) o'clock, D m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

pEditors Of papers friendly 10 the PROPOSE
ton, will please publish the above.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

t'esen''ana apparently e"ys" by hune in creator de-
gree than by Mr.. Clay and his young iiiends-Eary on
the morning of Saturday, he his Journey to-
wards Kentucky, carrying with him warnes, benedic
MONS OF ali who had opportunity enjoying his society
And from attentive observer, who had Gvorable on
portuni'y OF making the estimate learn tina. upy
oi aee hundred persons were introduced him. uo,wit
standing the limited time which ne passed amony us