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Clftbh Tor sale ~ their Store, Pratt street wbart BALI
- morea general assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS, many
Of which we're aised under their direction m tason; es
are % late importation, and bave been proved ros veil
they know 70 be true and good. Also FIELD SEEDS
such % red sbd whiie Glover, Orchard Gas Timothy
Hefd' Grs Tall Meadow Dat Grass reen rass Tor Lawns
5ueefns, mileti yellow I.oeu.i, and Bird seeds
PLOUGHS.
Among we tHtensye variety o pieueuts Of hushsndry
ready % deliver A the shortest notice they would name f
bARslAhE PLOUsIi q 'iz', generally preferred oT
nfeakng slh gfss swsrd. AID fo mellow soils after vending
the SELF SHARPING PLOUGH for two yssrsto rsnsrsi
ssii'laeon and having bad 40 FourbsJ
season enables them, without hesitation 90 recommend them;
they take vide fUrfow, and crunbe WE'LL and
hage been bnown 70 run without ,iniih repsira
IN STORE,
Corn shelters whcst fans cotton gins FOR horse or band power
cotton Psnlers euyator, several kinds u the approved
taw cuters, es steel axes hay sud forks spades
shoveb, and GARDEN TOOLS, zoys wire seyes ,iis spd
uife work Il all kinds
FRUIT TREES,
Among wh are spPi reach, cherry, apricot sol thorn
q1cki a which vii be sod moderate cssh
Nth deduction Of per cent Implement, their nsn
'aeue Just received, fev copies, Mcmahon snd Goblet
- tsrdenirE oy-ia-a Cyzf'se,S r1atiag
sEI -. g. ~
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Presque Isle, Jan.
NOTICE.

Of Deed Of Trust executed to the subscriber
ny John f. Cooke dated the 9Th day of August 1877
the purposes therein named, and admitted 20 record the
Clerks Office Of the county court OF Powhstan the 2I
day August 1927, with Ftiday the 22d day OF Feb.
s2s) er for sale, the highest bidder pubic
on cash. the residence Of the sad john F. Cooke
the following property much thereof he sufficient
g satisfy the purposes OF said deedto wit B
-, Davy, Cato aud lewis and AL household d kihen
furniture of the IOn Y. Cook. Acting will
envsy .ueh title only vested Should the above
named day of sale prove 10 he unfair, the sale will be
the frs fair day thereafter ISuniAys excsptsdl.
JOHN DANIEL, JG. Trustee.
Jan. %. so -wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02
VuginIa Land once. Dec. II. 1927.

Virginia Land Once. Dec. ii, 1927.
conformity tvish Act entitled On Act 10 reduce
into one act The ssSsrai acts concerning E5eheGtoT
70 az is@OT It my concern that APPEARS by certificates Of
the bseheHtoT Of Hood county, dad l7h Nor. 1897
received into ths office ins. cha, Jy inq, ion
and office found the 5tA Of June last, tract of
Land contding 5000 situate the Ohio Rvey
county Wo09 and adjoining the Laadt Surveyed for I'm
III oHf wteh Randolph WRdrict died ssizG 1eitGout
any iGfiE heir, hath dIy eschsats to idls Commonwealth
Nm SELDEN. r. h o.
-. ---rfs-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

TINE Directors q The Brooke Turnpike Company have
II declared dividend of per cent fo toe at months
Wheh will he paid 10 the Stockholders the 10Th
Jan al the Compiling House Mr. J. n tcusisce u the house
nov % euPed by Mf. Crane. ;. H. EUSrACE sye'ry.
~ b. An adjourned meeting Of the Soeksglders, viii he
belda' the Dell Tavern, Friday, - bcoek the m Jan.
f'r The purpose Of elecoE Directors. Puneua Attendance is
so1olV'ssy heeo'ssIy' j. ii. r., Seety.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

TalunbIe ProDeTfy for SoIe

u,v -. ,4S y JO' I''IFO
el virtue ot Deed OF T. executed Us William
~ Anderson and wife, Of the county Of uckingham
he 5,h day of February 1921, and IN the clerks
ihce OF the county aforesaid shall proceed SELL the
Pemi'e for cash at public auction the highest hider
the 18Th day OF Feb next, alO of land containing acres.
upon which rick dwelling house, nearly ntss by 8;
an excellent garden and every necessary the
communication Of genieel family also first taunsry con
tanning ~ vsisi bark and beam house. large well nted
made OF the be materials This property on Jane.
River, adjoining the Fasburg Mills fine healthy aud
wealthy section Of country. We deem rive
lengthy detail Of this PrOPerty bu, invite disposed 10
purchase to call and view it. JAMES TApSC Off Trus-
THOMAS STABLES, : ices
80
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n SITU.HITOW V.4.N@Y7E;D.

YOUNG MAN, who has knowledge Of &C counts
"a and who has lived several years chsnceiy court
Office - dssfrous OF obtaining situation He would
lfo moderate Vages,l Of any efedsbe smpoyu.tn IN
which nc could render justice and satisfaction employ
factory Testimonials his tharaeier &c can be
produced anI references given when required Letters from
any person wishing to employ young addressed 70
S. at Salem Fauquer, POsi PAID viii be promptly attended
to-
Jan r. 7B-v5,
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NUPERTISEITEN'V

w y Z n 7 IEoI- III IIsF z.
M AS committed 10 the JAN Washington county, nn the
" <bh VI Oct last, runway, negro man VINO cal
hm'e" Sam, and he does know his masters name;
'oa' ne was purchased by driver, from nv
name OF John Srohe, the Eastern ah.eGnd
from him about miles above Abingdon, about
ne was committed t. jail He had him. when committed
grey sR'nee coat and pantaoUn; anJ says he
hn he ahsconded He IL about 10 years old
nehes hgh The owner requestedto forward
n property pay charges and take him away, he will
dealt with as the law directs.
SAMUEL D. HoosER, Tailor
o.
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Jan. %,
mOTJCE

JVOIILII.
FTNE Executive will receive Proposals until the 25 inst
a printing $50 Copies of the Journals Of the Senate,
aud the House Of Delegates for the year 1915 By ORDER
WM. II. RICHARDSON, C. c.
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

Ii persons having claims against the estate Of John
mnEe, dec requested To present. the properly
h"'hehoae and those indebted 10 said estate pl.sse
make payment without delay, he Executors
close their transsetons ~ early possible.
JOHN, WM. IL, COLLIN II. & BENZ. @. MINGE
EA'ors.
prt 10. dS-wi2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

III Persons indebted % he n John Rthsrd'on
n dec Of Che county q Hsnove requested make
immediate payment Md those having claims against hf
AID eac wprefent them f1r adlno before the ffst DAY
Of January 1879, this F Be pleaded ecoyery
August So tf~f =. ~ eCCrr, sfrrf-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

OISSCLCIIOsN.
NE oo-PaInethip heretofore existing under the firm
Eu''aee MSemara, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. J. II EUSTACE,
II. u. m'kEMAHA.
NOTICE.
n Ill persons having claim, shove concern a,
A wei as all those indebted will apply the sutserber
VINO Is slone authorized 70 settle the
J. II. EUSTACE.
NIthE subscriber hegs leave 10 inform his friend. paitcu,r
- ~, aud the public generally, that he hs. taken
a'e IN the occupancy of M Wm. doors above
pelI Tavern, where he will, in short the
Apothecary and Drug Business;
And having seat to LONDON pan OF bis Ies edicine.
anu having engaged young gentleman emneuy qualified
attend particularly to the retail business together with other
arrangements he la. made, he confidently expects she
cntr ms friends the largest ami hest MEpI
ZINES ever offered in this market. ]. II. EUSTACE.
a.
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II pgIua6ie Plantation for S0ie


NH Sabsebsr oirs for sale his Plantation in tie county
- HGnoreT lyas on ChcEGhoniiHy Scamp, containing
go Sers q tsd l2ntss Jo" the ciyef iehn,ond
!ecaaneiriRe Turnpike passes through it There are more
tan zoo acres Which hGve been cleared; it
y eonder eq2t II not superior, this Of
eoH'y There are 30 acres oferceeH M.adOIo Land TO
SE purchaser, that part lying BELOW he Turnpike 5rould sc
eg"atsty di5po'edcf Ihrs IL SaaO NIL ,vif6inhaif a
mae, f7hc 1ood DC udoafnge any upiskinr
get up me timber or 6ta Arther description deem
ednsce'Sd as those deSrons Nesting land
viH vlev0 at Joshua StoTTS ving the aoi,ns farm ss
'he:D'f at Gsy fnsi application TO be made Aim
AagoStI. UEo- GERYAS STORRS.
Ii P.rson having open Estate 10 bt
"a Bell dec laie Saddler of the city of RiGhmond are
requested to call on the subscriber for settlement AZ Il
expected hs reference the books will often he
have had them posted, ready 10 make ettIes
inents Although It IS de:rabls that speedy close Of
the administration should be made, shall give reasoua,
bic time TO these who fall debt the estate upon their
giving bv5d for the payment thereof All those Indebted by
ponds and notes informed that the claims against
estate are very urgently pressed and that Therefore,
a compelled 10 require them TO make edae payment
All persons failing t. call in reasonable time, may expect
That legal steps will be taken for the collection thereof All
persons having claims against the 10
sent Them properly aud legally authenticated; that NAV be
sPfTIsed o the amount due, enable arrange,
inen Tor their liquidation ny Office the City Hall
where the Books and papers will be kept where shall
generality attend Tom 10 TO O'Clock.
w. ID. WREN, Sergt of @. r.
aud Adm'or OF RCbt. Ball, dee.
IF
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HI.MI.yJSYIR.4T .N'OYTCF

UIIIE.
LII persons having CLAIMS agans, estate Of Garter B.
"A Berkey, dec, late Of Barn Elns, the county
dssex hereby requested TO then for adume
properly authenticated and all persons indebted e e.
tate will plsase 70 make payment WM holland.
d'nr Of Garter q. BeTkey, dec.
Ian az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

a. AS ctamcu jan Of ns own oil Psefsbure On
w the eth isy Of Oct. 1877 runaway, negro nam
Cd Slu who SAYS he belongs 70 Mr. Thouss Psrroi Of
chsnd District, South Carona. lie feet inches biz D.;
hiss bis chiu which he says by kick
from bore another the right 'f.e shove the
wrist snd another The right Lex, iuft below the knee Is
clothing II houepun cot ADD psuisioon arssiss
YES, and linen shirt; bis complexion black sud our pair Of
whsksrs. The requested TO forward, prove h
property, pay charges aud take hm he Will bs dealt
With ~ The lsW directs. ROGER MALLORY, gsii1r
Ded.2o. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

10 Tobacco ana Cotton Planters.
y0 & T. GWATHNEY, will receive and sell on Con-.
Ss mission tobacco cotton tor those Planters who may
hInk TT q cUn,isn their crops to them.
Nov 2 62-24rin NGvtIstW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

Declaration Of Independence, we have been ena.
bled to dispose of bat nineteen millions OF acres
we have fund left TO draw upon for the next
i've hundred years, at all events. Bnt in addi-
ion to these, add fiiy-iivc millions acres Of IN
ceded lands within the present limits of the States
ant Territories aud seven hundred and fly mil
mons North and West Of the States and Territories
but within the limits Of the United States: and
regarding the provisions Of the Constitution which
forbid any other than the Government becoming
mo original purchasers, then our resources look
into tuturlty two thousand ycars-prohabIv as LONG
as this Republic shall endure. No; God forbid
May It, ~ was piOusly exclaimed by the soldiers
OF the Revolution, Line f0YsBCr.
And now, Sir, last, not least, come 90 our no.
Ole selves. Our compensation, surely not greater
than our deserts must be reduced. ( can approach
this subject with clear conscience and hold uu Al
The bar otthis House pure and spotiess riph hand
when declaring, that during many yeag5 q public
servant, not one dollar Of the Peoples money bss
enriched my private cOiers. The avorauc psy Of !,
member Of Congress Is about S1f0O n wear. OUT Of
which must be betrayed an expcnccs here and ef.,
where. In the Western and Southern States the
feope require 70 know personally the candidate
VINO asks tnoir confidence hence ID becomes his
auiy 20 mako tour thr0ug his District and. Tor at
ieast inrcc months previous io an election, BE- IS
P'oyed IN riding hi5 circuit cultyadnt tneir COOL
VIE lt To rne slurce ct pleasure aud recreation.
so induiigiOusy have ! pursued ", uiat there arc
but icW persons o. whon am unknown; and we
rily believe tbat GOOD ODD horse, who has accom-.
panied me in iTo amyagns ,wo uid if a saddle bar
was fixed on his back, and d,c Whio occ4 t9naik
a7p!iad, present himself, ia re~.,ar s.-ses.i Dr. ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

LUiittic Hospital, williamsburg
OFFICES hereby given that all tho cells
oeenpe and that more pstens will he received
nnsone OF the said cells vacant due which
ne gwen. by ORDER Jf the Court of Directors,
NAV 26 S-if L. nENLEY
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AOTTTE

NNtaTSHING 70 close my accounts finally, the Erccuio
w Of the late 3. ". Coleman, I esfne.y request al
having claims against the estate Of ny Testo
rake The known for semen aud the Ike request made
o hoe who may have claims against the late IT Cole
& voolfolk Those indebted c. either H. W Coleman,
Coleman W0oli,k, 70 EK'Or Of y. w Colt
man, requesed to make immediate payment no further
Indulgence eau be gwen. JOHN SHETLAND, Exor
Of y. W. Coleman, dec.
jan. -. ss-wU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-02

Even IN davn or lfr, her raliy h-ssfh
Nufns with The faint Of Emrir .rir ff-,h.
aud, Ike the NyurhF Of her v,thefiuz CLINE.
She Jli n youth, she IS ba.ted IN her ptn.e.n
This, sir.was the language Of poetry q Of fiction.
and The hbcilcr received the price Ofhs SANDERS,
but when we adopt those resolutions, we become
the assailants ofthe fair f.5l. Il or country, and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
From he LI;cn SenEnsk.

From he Utica Sentinel
lAliMiR JACKSON & FARMER CALHOUN.
! lie albany Argus has lately me a,no rphcsed Gen
jackson into Il farmer and some very honest folks
have sOco been called together TO resolve i,at theu
vii support the 'htsyncr IF Ierucssee,n This ia
quite IN air towards Rlr Calhoun who 10 az much far
'nfr AZ Gen Jackton and ought to De ca He'd The Far.
mer u South Cnr0iaG too
Farmer Jackson was brought up a EG,f,ter asd ad-
Dued To practice III 1856. lie moved 10 Nashville In
1888, where lie sp,de District .9norucu hhn
hir. Beardsey and MIR. DEMO
FH'mer Calhoun vas brought up a Tlnfrycr too
lie sulIe1i law al Iitcird IN Connecticut and came,
to the bar in South Carolina
fGr"rer Jackson has Ph,nt1fion Of some hundred
acres which ie works BY sinreS, nndcr the care OF
ortfSecfS, and raises cotton and fobacC0 Farmer jack
son'' country seat near Nashville Is called the .,fIcr-
mtfrge."
F'TUalr CalhouD's plantation in South Carolina
Yields him cotton and II is supposed Farmer
Jackson has not as many slaves as Farmer Calhoun
bu' Farmer Jackson has land
IFt7U1tr Jackson vent 10 Congress alout 1896 or r.
when lie was thirty years old; but Farmer Calhoun
did not go till 1910 or H. Farmer jackson quit Con
gress very but Farmer Calhoun STAYED ill 1917
when he was 'oade Secretary Of ar, and is now Vice
President,
Fdrmec Jackson thirty nine ears old when he
khied Charles DICkCrsou in duel which grew out of
hur'c-race.
threatened Mr. Madison, that if he did not turn SIas
biosn"or cut o. ibe oliice of Indian Agent he would
raise mob and burn down the Agency House.
runner jackson was forty five when lie pistoled Col
Benton.
FarDeT jackson forty eight years old when ke
wToe to Samuel Swart@0u; that lie had "rCyed TO his
firm IN 1915. We may form some idea ri his prof,
ciency farmer, by looking over tic profits of his
firm from that time ll 1891. when Farmer JacItsou
vas made Governor of FLORIDA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27

'ttIeneral Jackson, II seems always thought Or.
nad'sop was of the best Of ,nrn and great CT
v'iinn-out did not prefer him as President because
he always believed that the mind O. - iiosoi,e,
coud not Dwell Jloo! and carnage with any com
posure; OF course that he 10, well fitted for a
"siorny sea- How ptsposterous this objection
"wien 1t is rervllected that MIR. Madison was the
very man to recommend a war, TO Which war Gen J.
owes hfs own high reputation. Tie General, in this
enc stroke OF the peuci', draws his own cba,acter--
~ ar as continually floating, before his oca sves.-
the man who can view jtooE aud carnage with com
posae, has higher qualifications for The Presidency
Than ne who is great c;riiDc or great ,.,l!ici.n
Tor ~ Mr.. Nlaascn's case, tins SYNONYMOUS with
"a p'it"slf}teF' What kind of President would this
great cic0ia'l make? gentleman wl.o cnrno. iatc,
pre- nc P'da eTorcssiau q ti,c-arI vet would
ee Called rpon to administer all tho laws of tie land
"ne whose ideas are so ely mit.ry that lie would
'Fans'nus traitor into SPY, would puni,,, fren,
Eon not by the cicI courts, but By co,r. ,naiiria
one who, ~ great crisis would convert the .coe
co"n''y nt' great comp and would reduce a,nos,
every hing under ssarfiut iar II this individual b,
"a Republican, then indeed, he sa;s himself rayex
sure mere BUBBLES" WHAT respect would such great
CIVILIAN, entertain for The tags and the CyRstiiu',n oil
'''his country? Is such one Goij;ied fer our Chie
.idy's''nte'"-Ci lfctiond Engriyer, .Lcy ID, 1874
we cannot consent to lend a hand towards the
e'nc''on al Snch man ~ Gen. Jactso@. lie IS foo
'hHte y StlicSmGn yGsf10 ciOke1.i in las te,rer
-"!s measures too rauci. inCie 10 o,ji,gry po..,n
nen' to ohfain The hrliilc &"pParf or he i,ors Of
''"'s paper WE WOULD pTrREcArE RIs rlucrrcS
AS cuK.E UPON COUNTRY"
CIeict"tnad EaYaL-cr, O.. Ii 1924
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
{ T'RANSCR[l,V cNNI..

MISSISSIPPI FERR1To3y.
ADAMS CoUsFY, SIS.
To tie Sheriff Of said Counfp, Greeiinp:
WHEREAS, Hartman BIcnnerhassctt lrath
fcomplained on oath to Samuel Brooks n lars
ticc Of the peace for said County, that aaron
Burr IS justly indebted to him the said Har-
man blennerhassett, TO the amount OF five
thousand dollars and - cents, and oath
having been also made that the said AARON
Burr doth not reside in this Territory tut
without the same, SO that the ordinary pro
cess OF law cannot be served on hini-and
the said Aarmaa Eicnnerhasse;t having miy-
en- bond and security, according to the di-
REGIONS Of the act III such cas-s made ami
provided, VIC therefore command you that
you attach the estate of the said Aaron Burn.
ii 10 tie found in your County, or so I,,,!ch
thereof (lePleivablc On sccnrifr) as shall be
OF value sufficient 10 satisfy SAID debt and
costs according to the compliant, and ;ucI.
estate so attached, in your hands TO secure,
or so to provide that the same may DO liable
. to tl!-thcr proceedings thereupon to be had
at the Supreme Court 10 be held for said
county Of Adams, at the Courthouse there
OF upon the second Monday Of April next,
so Is to compel the said Aaron Burr TO ar
pear and answer the above complaint of the
sad Harmaa Biennarhnssett, when and
where you shall make known to the said
Court how you havo executed this writ.
Witness Walter Lc,iko Esquire, Presiding
Judge of the said Court, at the county afore-
said, On the second Monday Of October in
Tic year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred end twelve and of the American Inde-
pcndcncc tho thirty-seventh. Allowed and
issued this 22nd day Of March 1919.
S. BROOKS, !. p. r.. 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
CAUCUS MILITARY T1cRlrr.
For PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON OF Tenn.
FOR PyCE PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. CALHOUN Of s. G..
CAUCUS TICKIIs'.

CAUCUS TICKLE.
! District WILL1AM c. HoLy Of Norfolk
WILLIAM III. M'FARLAND &C Petersburg,
JoHN CARG1LL Of SUISSE
4 Mnj. Z. NJ. NEiso1 Of MecIdrto,t7n
Richard LoaAy Of Halifax
DR.. JAMES JoyEs Of Nottowar.
:? Judge WILLIAM DANIEL OF l.ync!t,!rs
9 Col JosEpu TAarIN of Henry
8 WILLIAM Z. GonDoN Of Albeinaric,
10 Judge NIELIAM BRocKEYBnouG!r Of Rich
mond.
II CEoHGE BvcKNEn Of CaroN,r2-
~ WILLIAM JONES of Gloucester.
l3 Col NoBERT M'CAHDL1su OF Williams
bare.
Il EtLysoH CUnnGG Of Lancas!cr.
Is Judge JoHN ". GREEN Of CulpcpaY.
10 Col JOHN Gibson OF Prince N-ilianh
II Gen. GgoRoE RUST of' I.oudoun.
I8 JARED WILLIAMS OF Frederick.
ID DR.. ]. .. WILLIAMSON Of Rockingham.
TO Jo1E BOWEN of Rcchhridgc.
q Maj. joHN 3. GEonGE of 1'dzou7l-
% AHDREw RUSSELL Of Washington.
% JoEL SHREWSBURY OF Kanawila.
II JouN MMILLAT Of Brooi.c.
l3Us Gen. J,cKso.'s unfi,nvsg fu G,e presfie;yry
his JftUGs have Furnished the strongcs, es iience--
% him. Mr. Jefferson said, Ire ,yoIAi as snun fhn1s
=" '."hS S'!iuT u d COCK, or sUiGieF o. ;.J1B,
ns a President Of And,ey 5acilson."
uJ'Wrrss what BIS Nursh;cu' h:crd VI TTs,.hdy
tbiobs OF hin. 7 - -
"As 10 Gen. J ACS SyH, would speak with respect;
='we feel Tor bin he sircefest gtati'udc. TGt, even
"gratituda mrst have bounds. wtcn gIe happiness 81
'whc'e nation IS nj stake. Bring lis Qualifications
''the bar OF Tnhhc opinion, and how will tcy stand?
"tEo saved New OrleBst; tie IS warrior; an pi and
"an able one; man Of erErSy II public spirit Of in
"icgTlty, Uf genus But these all the qualifTca
'inDs which required IN a President Of the United
estates? lie GGen. JAcXs0N7 is distinguished 50,
cider; tEt y hc a Statesman? Where Is &c evidence
'Of ~ Where his political SPEECHES? his dispatch
'es? bis essays bia nf~rsures3 Where the eYi.
licences OF that skill ana aiianuen IN politics 10 which
"a life Of study, auG o. experience. IS essentially
f''chh Crarford, 40 n0| EXTERIOR MUST
CHS puFsus anil .le want nj evidence which lie has
''e&h'biied:'--t Rtih,o,m Enrairur, FsJ 96, 1924.
~ has rnug been mr;naiu~d Is maxim. iva, the
''faan who carnoi obey, ought To commands and
do RUE, n tno prrseu' least, stands uVnn ti:
Fsound re3s0r that be who naisys 'hie own vii
"and pleasure tire sole ruio AID guide 81 nj b acti-
'ons o"-tt mol In II frpsf12 ritz he TIRE poccrs ii
ga P|eside7t II lie Il. Stiics We want for that oil
9 e man wbo vii cooTIy ard catefIiy observe tEC
and the Constitution: for these 10 je bi
euIdes Ia lie administration OF his powers. Nov, u
'eeraj JGtis1n possessed or tut cool and tnuerel
'fsP5r'f, Which WW FL TIN .or m Erccu'ire liass
''trate2 Fias tie exhibited jbat sniri, in past times
What saws, for instance. the history bis measure
"in l8I|"--- Richmond Ea2nirey ydGrcA %, 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27

lapse OF time have been very considerable,
ana the notice for this statement very short,
and which is made without reference 10 any
memorandums or dates, and as to the tine
am not positive am correct, but otherwise
this statement is substantially correct. and
ialIly stated to the best my knowledge and
beiief, JOHN COFFEE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
HiIss!ssirrI TEERIrRY,
ADAMS CoUHTY

Hartman BlenroGhassets } On 7ttac1mcnf Il.
VS.. ! TIE ,t,or;or co,,r,
Aaron Burr. l of Lfa,,e co,,,t,
personally appeared Central ANDREW
j Jackson who having been summoned as Il
g 5! in the above case to appear at a
superior Cou:t to be holden 1t the court
house in and for thctcounty afot~ ii on fho
second Monday in april ncx... 'oe6rc The IN
dersisned Clerk 2f,'ne said couttand a justice
o. inc Peace IN and for tho county aforesaid,
VINO lt2ihg duly sworn saith tAt he is not in
depted 70 the defendant any Ming, and that
ne mas not any effects Of the Ieicr>ant il, his
AHhds, nor does he know oFeny effects Of
debts OF the Defendant in tie hands Oh any
belief
Sworn to anu su!sc.i-l
bed bed before b S5 me this 18th AND. JACKSON.
THGoDoRE STARR, J. p