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C{L.ARLEN ELLIN.

CHARLES ELLIS,
fffSAS Just received his SIZING GOODS by the ship Tai
sel-S ~ Ito, aud oTerFfof sale
Supeffin- cloths and casslmeres OF superior quality
Marseiiles aud other vestings
Blaek tuned erea.siau Tor gentemen's summer coat,
Black 'aHng inr pantaOons
10 homhsketts, lJreDtine stripes
tientemen'8 Lopdon mats, black end white
IRISH linens and sheetugs Of extra quality
Long lawn, brown holland
- apron SiIeCks, ladies' best C0ttSn hose
MeG's halfdo
PLAIN and tsn,hnred hook muslin
Iaconet and null do, cup. csmhric DO
Al exien5ige assortment Of beautiful giDgh8m5
6upefhne dolphin plsd prints
BestEnslish lusring and gngham umbrellas
Six hfsd spoil cotton, h3ss do
An assortment u lace spd edging
& few es,thsn hare, containing hsnJ,oe dining
sets Of style, aud other leading articles
Wslron's and Gran'' 'eytbe grass blade both double
PRIME and patent
Stout 90 nails for eohperng tobacco
HsEJs Of prime quality
Warranted Razor straps and hoses
Bisg-hauilp knives and turks
open, pocket and pruning snigcy
An assortment Of iOcks, buttons
Strewf of vafiUrs biuds tib plairti
With many Jtuer articles ut tbc HARDWARE LINE.
Atfi %. tI8-f
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE
IL persons having claims against The estate Of Cater
- Bsfkey, dec, late NJ Bern EnS, thc county III d.
dieex hereby requested 20 present hen or aduent
properly authenticated end OF persons debttd bc es-
tate viii please 60 MIKE payment. WI. holland
AdBr Of Carter b. Berkeiy dec
Jar 70 7s-f
ftLuE Executive ftctvo pfurosd conformity sgftn
- he provision Of The 50 section Of toe act concernins
the Armofy, hereto aune1ej -" And be &c fnher enacted
tfaf The Executive he authorized r required fcetain rnn
,si,t term. the Ar,aor Bal3ses Il Lanf ffo IA ff.,,
he soli, eHcbsns cd leased ri yesfs conf
nnnrais TO The next Conceal A9enhiy the result Of their
enquiry" IS oidy nf he Executive.
Vii, X. RICHARDSON, &C.
Executive Department
1871 March, 1928.
March "a fci-,f
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G CONGRESSIONAL
SUBSTANCE or

Nh. VAN BUREN'S OBSERVATIONS
On .jfr. Fools amendment to the Rides IF the
Senate, by tchich il tcds proposed to gire tat
Pice President the right to caHt to order JoI
tc0I'ds spoken an Debate
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.FOR INlLE.

SFLEOAtOL@O T OF i5-A11Al'
TEl virtue of deed of executed hy Sarah $.
~ Southall, formerly Of New Kent county, dated the 26h
day Dee in the year 1925 aud of record in the clerks
Office OF the afo esad county order debt de
John w Register, Of will proceed SELL the
highest bidder, for cash. the following slaves Emanuel
alns aud her children George, John aud Henty New
Kent courthouse, the ID Thursday Of monh being
day, OF them may be Necessary
the due by said Ssuhao said Royse aud the
attending the eXs cuon of this trust.
WIN. EDLoE, Trus-
DAVID S. n. CRUMP, s bees.
Anil 5 II3-iL.
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y. R.RKER-Dentist.

T.. B.HRER-Dentist
NJ cry respectfully, aequnis those whom may concern
that he will leave Richmond about the last &c Nav he
10 Norfolk from the 9th the 25h of June, Petersburg
from the i0thto the last of July, the White Sulphur
Springs from the middle tue last of August Lyuehburg
from the middle Of Sept. to the 10Th of Oct.
April 20 has,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-02

REMOVAL
It,AL .Gi' CIR s. TAYLOR,
(.Successor to Bradley, .iT Creyy S Coz
HAS removed frou their OLD .tsDd, of 18th the
n East II 18th sud Main streets, in the
lately upied by Charles y. ABB aha aud Hearly opp0
size Eagle Hotel, where he will keep constant
Iy, \ COM teie assortment Of
Cloths, Cassirneres, Vesting,
aud every article his line. which he will sell
purrts ed elsewhere lie has Just received his
SPRING e SHIOMS
find handsome assortment Of Spring and Sum
7ner Goods.
Cenemen who may purchase their goods elsewhere can
have them made aud trimmed tho best anueras here6ore
April IS. u5-ti
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q ,r amman, payable in advence.-No sub
j III n, -eceifcd for less tine tIau TX months
TzR3Ra will i've dseoat noad INIT at he discretion
saa = - ,.or.) unfil ali arfearages ara PAID
- ,.gsrti.enent. vii be ih#elfed "a 50 oents per
oae e s re- rom n aa s nut I' be- p '"i fIsG l
fass "a their Insertion, or the payment assumed By
pls 's responsible person ~ Lynehbnre.
rrrbauccry ORDERS not exceeding t"osq'aros are IN
I'D Tor SIX dollars.
.al.tters addressed 10 the Editors must be post
- ar they will not be attended 10.
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MILLER x ROBERTS,

ss4AAYf FOR SALE Il tnge aud general as.
sertmcnt Of GROCERIES, aud various 0.
-. srtirle,. amongst which are the following
pe,t West India Brown and common Sugar
fe,f2 n. o. Sugars, assorted qualities
i,rrrn Coffee Did Lava Coffee
Inpcr al and Gunpowder Tc1s.
od Jamaica aud Antigua Rum
ma rrenc Brndy-CommOn F. Brandy
Peach and Appl' SANDY
iaIow Candies, i, u and 8
Sperm Candles, 4
Earlhen Ware, assorted
Glass Ware, assorted
Stone Ware, assorted
SAIL Petre-Allgm
--Aadder--Coperas
Pepper-Cinger--
Blislered, German aud Shear Steel
Sails assorted sizes
Cotton Sheetne aud Shifting
Cacoes ami Chmbrics
Cotton Yarns No. 3 10 l.
Writing Paper aud LctIer Paper
Wonen's Leather and Morocco Shoes
slen's llued and bound coarse Shoes
fnf flats and Wool Hats
c ton Cards No. 10
lea sides Sole Leather
s Ions Bar Iron
31O sacks Liverpool salt
20.0o0Ds well cured Bacon
90 Barrels kocl,bridee Nhis<ey
al the above Goods we will sell low for Cash
or mefchaDtabie produce.
7 Cash given for " hisltey, Flour Bacon s.
Iron, wtsi2 Mace
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The Celebrated Race Horse
.SH.lkiSP s. .4RE,

= NJ. WILL staod, the ensuing
IN sys'~-CFIs ~ season. ct my .tabIe.
! ~ K fa-S'%,Asi IN the town of Liberty aud
/ = 's,SAsosS 4. fpanty Of Bedford aud vii
/ be LEI 10 mares at So The season, payable the
10Th December nest. Inc season will com
mence on the 1t Mateh aud end "u the lst Al
gust next $40 the ,iagle leap, poyahie At thu
i stable donr aud $50 or insurance, payable -
soon ~ the mare ~ known 10 be IN toHl ~ ttilns
iei red one dollar 10 hr paid 10 the groom foi
each mare. Very extensive and excellent pas
turape. aud mares tel according to directions
~ low as can hr afforded but no responsibility
] torfscapc, ct accidents.
suAk SPEARE is full iiyc feet four inches
high. a f.,c bay. beautifully marked, of most
commanding appearance. greai strength, beauty
mi action. six YEARS old This spring. Hr"as
gotten nv IirtHian, the fiYoritc son "f sif Al
rly. and among his most distinguished racers /.
ms dam t,hn was sold this fail with her colt by
hcr side to MIR. Livingston OF New York to-
! i 100 is Nv Mr. Herbert Hlll's bay Horse
! Shenandoah, one of the ifst ons OF the celehih-
I'll facr horse Potomac, he was out of MIR HIS
bay mare, by the imported horse Fohritueei
he, dam by the imported horse Grey pomed,
her arandam hy Nlldar, her g Crhndnm hy
Col. HAYNES Fiimnap, her &. 8 gr'ndamh y
| Old Valiant
PERrORMANCEs.-rhc Spring he was
hrec years old. he Won III EollS race a. Ne"
| Market, az three heats SIX Subscribers. P2Oo
each beating Betsy Archer, ,an'tto and i1ook-
lngham very easily. aud repeating N ute hme.
The same Splug h. Won the Jucky Club
Purse two mile hoats, Al ap,ng llill. four sialt-
is.
| Inc fall after lac vas 1lfee years old, he won
! the Annual Post STAKE. nj New Market, two
mllc heats; five Subscribers 800 zach beat
ing easily Janet. Mr. Ilanl,an's Ftgluion and
| Two others.
Tic same Fall he won The Proprietor, Purse,
nj Nottoway, Two uiit heats beating Phlls,
| Alatus and one Other 18th Preat cnsc.
The nrxi week lie u,a IT Ee,n"la. tor thr
: Jockey Cluh. T501, iiuhe nile hcuts, and "ou
without dlaiculy beating Bertrand, Afatns
and two others
| Tie weed after te wou the Jockey Club. NJ
/ 5piing illI two lulle heais, beating bhislei am
Two OF cr> hard N hand
| The GWiu- he Wns ioar years old, he won
the Jockey Club pns,, $500, At Hrlih"ld, Tine
NILE hcarN beaiir the distinguished race mat
1rtei, IA dne time.
The nest week. he won the J cky Club Purse
Al l.aurcl,y,Ir -four mule eats, $500, NJ "nt
/ heat which hr took So els y tllat nothing eo"ld
run gaiu,r him the second neat
linz next week he run At New Market. fon,
NIL heals aui sas beat ~ Guhtnuah, at three
heats. He beat Flirnlla IN the same race, thy
| Conteudmg 80 closely rs to inl"'c each othe' We
~ much, aud thereby gafe Goha"aah The nee
The Fail ne "as iuur years old ne was hhlhea
! sustained an miWy in his bud anclc, wa. luih
I'd ont, taken up aga,tf and run he was ee''e1
! b. Aricl. Monsieur Ionson, aud sally Mhgec
he was then turned oul aud wInicred his hmclf
Is improved.
TN. ot,,ng he was five wears old Le was a
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.fhinh VOW, lrlr DIN IN dfuni miuo cnrs
lNossptars.
rhe iryil vo, missing ona SUNDAY moni
AID vh.,. 40 You fHiak b. tarrfed
We 900 ih' nuu.H e. tfus Aou1r horD
On culplu nssls mafr'eh
IL 1ikcd tat GrstI=-5na sqfs. a.e9ootl
Tiny were 80 l,nd and 81 ess8Hs
Erro, so happy, dnf - nlhh
Which never YOU inoea needs PROVINCE
rhatbo Iougrd hcr,yoea rhom like Adam aud Eve,
Anouhlr or two Ia he sowing
For M bad pupose ~ haYe fou believe,
Hut to keep hi, haad aolag.
nnf sc1rcc had he made himself at home,
When hr saw That IA turn was brewing
Sarn wondered IN SOC II WeIk aud foam
sad he, this Is NOM of my dong
Thu beats "ohY helew, I've nc,or hoard such
Nhrra they ha'la with mighl and mnin.
I'm uard 10 uolsr hut tn much Is too much
so u even pop down gRaln-'
On n goung Ladg WIose name wds Ligbt
itrbt was the Wnid, in hph arrRyd
For hpht 10 her was niteui
from IWhi she flew and lightly too
Shc'h iWht pgnin 10 heaven.
Nonorthcrn hqhi wa e'er 50 bright,
No NJAf could eYnr bn brighter
llrr hqhf drawn zigh pnssd dghUy by,
A. ieht AS uif aud ligbiert
Tie Iohf, Divine TINT geEfiy shine
Ia Wonder hPltad siiez,
Can nc'cr ovc the iiPhts that ieh
Like hgotnng from her eye.
Sic Hchuy movd by all beloved,
A hpht and fnry elf
L50h was hen liame, md iigh hor nnme,
Tor she wns iRht nsnG
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To the Public.

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from a wish To- i've thu most e.,,n,iv,n.e Ia
The virtues of the discovery. whatever tbex
may be and he ,pn# lnrIher add with con.
61enrc. that the genllan,,n. Win bers,f
ter he the vendor. At In. Remedy for ,pfe,n.
prrance. AS prenared hv the inventor. have
eeniniimatrh connected with DIR. Cham.
Der, in hi, l,t, tip,e--bRye bcan his agents IN
eonpounding the medicine. and arc ncuuain-
led with lis composifion.
SIVANIIS MILLER pnblic Admir- Sc.
n, The Medicine Is nrepnred only by the
Subscribers. who alone are ln uosscssion nj
the original recipe ofthe inventor, 1T tue If.
fee al the late DIR. {. IN n,e basrueut stnr,
Of Ringers Medical Celleee. IN Dnnue strr.i.
east side of Broadvav and nj th. medicinal
store OF DR.. Hart, corner of Broadway and
Chamber, street. three door, from Wash.
ingfon Hall, New York
From ,bs rsrusai G1.stfe.
We have the nleo,nrr Ia aupouurc TINT
Or. Chambers Nedicipe. fer iuiempprapee.
nas been administered la tvniye urrsnus IN
Tn. vicinity and that IN erfr4, instance il has
bad he drsir,d effect Of prodpcng an entire
Jifrfijgb far Lby ,,tg at ardf,t ypir,t, n has
rraetned them from obrioug ruil. amt reyior-
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| n AND FOR SAT.E.-fhe subscriber having
count, J.. ,fhc can dispose ofh,s lands, oilers the
follow ny tracts for sale. 10 vii
ON uaid Of 500 acres. whctcon he now lives,
| lying ~ Otter River, in Bedford county. N Vie"
o part of the turnpike road IL miles from
Lyuchburg nd mics from Liuctty--ueaIlt
one hall wood land. the gtel e. part yet 10 clrar
Is excellent tobacco land. aud the plantation IN
Respectable repair. lies we'll well watered and IN
papulouS NEG hborbood.
Another tract OF lsodcrcs. living in the juno.
non of the two Ouefs--tbemu part Of this trncl
Is cleared, though If isn productive farm, with
Improvements suitable lor small family.
Also another tract Of 600 acres, lying on Goose
Greek. Within a mic Of lis junctlon with staun.
ton River, about two hundred acres are cleared.
~ Of which Is bottom land and half that gum
ttY !, excellent tobacco lind. and Of the wood
land there is not less than Two h, ndrrd acres OF
first rate tobacco aud--tbe last named tract !
consider one of the best tobacco plantations in
Bedford, and could be- made an excellent stock
farm, being better adapted 10 grass than any
plantation in that section Of country or un ihis
/ eide OF the mountains, with extensive outcts.---
Thls trnct will be she"n by Mr. Orvlll Loving,
VINO lives on the premises, and the two flfst
tracts bv the subscribrr The terms will be
rnadr very accommodating 50 as 10 suit most OF
purchasers. JEssE LEFIWlCH.
Il The Editors Of the Constitutional Wing,
are requested 20 publish the above advertisement
once a fortnight until forbid, and forward Their
account to this Office for payment.
Feb. IL on37
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Tho last number pf The Noih Arlericon Re.
view contains an tiele utdct ~ !iile Of" Ira
refs Of Ehrenbuug and Hem9.ch,' iron. which
the following passage is taktn. The facts stf.
ted in IT, reflect great credit upon the sovereign
VINO Is therein meniionef.
We cannot help doing honor 70 the King of
Prussia aud ms ministry, as well as 10 the Hoy
al Academy al Berlin. 70, the generous support
which tbcv have given 10 the scientific espedi-
ton which has be described IN the nreee@
ding pages NJ j. tins the only noble transact
ton in which the King Of r. ussa has been deep
~ concerned, Within a few years, he has made
ffermen Of q large portion OF his subjects, by
making them lords of the soil " hch they culti~
waite. possrssors by mere fee simple Ill has
ra scd up the second il NOT the first University
OF learning nov ia existence. We refer 10 inat
OF Berlin. which Is not yet twenty years old.
He ha, grady improved Other Unlsersiies IN
his territory particularly that OF Halle. lie
supports. al his own expense, ~ we are cledi-
by informed. twenty 1--WE theological students
Mt " ntcnJurg, on the very spot where Luther
taught and where thr1r professors VI theology
still rcuain one Of whom is The well known
-cblcussnrr. lie has inade provision, thai all
the children OF his realm shall I've irught 10 read,
and h, in nossr,slon nj Bible. lie every year
h..tows some distinguished honor or privilege
ON literary men, who contribute to the honor of
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A~EW PUBLIC ATlONS. Tie subscriber
/ Y has the ulea,meo Of informing the citizens Of
Lvnohburg and tin surrounding country. lbathc
has inst received direct from Philadelphia the
following now publications.. VIZ:
Tales OF % Grandfather, by the author OF Wa
very, lvauhoc, &c, and ibs. | pronounce, 10
he lhc best W rk from the author since the Tales
of my Landlord, &c.
Blue Stocking Hall, an American Novel, an.
tbot unknown, tut supposed t. be very good
The Humors of Emopla, Tale OF Colonel
Times by an Ethiopian. in 2 vols.
Halls Voyage to the Easrern Seas, in the
year 1916
Sketches and Essays. &c. Sc. by the late
Fraucis Walker Gllmer OF Virginia.
ADRIAN K. NORTH.
March II.
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Commission Business.
FIELDING l.. IJILLIiu.S

I'd ESPECTFULLY informs In, friends and
@Lle the public. that he has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS. NJ Lynchhnrg,
Two doors below the Franklin Hotel.
lie solicits encouragement aud promises all
those who may conide IN nm that theIr bust
ness shall be promptly attended to. HcwiI re-
eeiTe Goods on Storage, aud forward Them As
may be dlrected-Also, snip tobacco, Flour.
aud every kindof produce to Richmond
March p. tslo
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Gases cured by Swaim's cclehra-
ted Panacea.
2SS Bottles of which the subscri-
bn,. hoe NJ ,erniVoJ
Der has lnst receiVCd

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PLY TIERS

as agent for eftccfing Sales oftacr Tobacco for
them. @iie will claim com tensauon according
10 the following reduced rates, TO wit:
Fora HID bime ing moi more than So per
hundred, 80 cents per bind
And Tor all Tobacco bringing higher price,
ipl per mid.
Aud where he sells collects the money. and
furnishes a statement an additional charge OF
50 cents on each hogshead Will be made in eve
" cnse. lie will also ship their Tobacco for
them if required on the customary terms.
lie nMtcrs himself that rom iiitrcn years ex
peiIence in the Tobacco business, the planters
will find it 10 their interest 10 got him to sell
their rcops Tor them.
Ills Office is directly il 6oat Of the Franklin
Hotel in the town OF L,nrahofg, where be may
always be found, except hen at tnc warehouses.
Clio. WiIl1LOCkE.
Dec n o..
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1fNIlE subscriber having determined. in compli
auce with the solicitations OF some of his
friends, to resume the Auction business. now
makes a tender Of his vices TO thcm and the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-17
March II.

YfUST PUBLI5HED-Iaes of Gtandfl
- Their, being stories taken from Scottish
History, by the author Of Waverv. &c. &c, for
sale AT the Book and Stationary Store OF
CHARLES A. WITHERS
March OF.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-17

fhnk vow, lt'ln DIN IN dftuui mlue rnts
That ou tell mc of aatnan tongue
~ al auf.
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CAr1ION

CAUTION,
The public is respectfully cautioned AGAINST
the numerous spurious limitations Of Doctor
Chambers remedy for Intemperarce. Having
the agency for Iynchburg, am enabled to sci
the genuine medicine at the proprtoI price
five dollars for six doses.
WALTER II MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
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March
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46 r. W. . .''"@ T., a,'" 'ss.a.
Il ( Fe@"NsSsi IN the town OF Lbcrlg and
y " kfe.( !. eaanL. Of Hedlord. aud VII
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n, Or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
ITO be eonfin,tcd.l
Extract o. letter 10 the Editor of the Savannah
Republican, dated,


NV \ yin sept. ii, 1873.
Alter an absence OF nearly FIVE weeks | have
oncc more reached this city. made, what is
called here fashionable tour, terminating my Jour.
ney in Upper Canada. After having fully satisfl.
ed that curiosity which every stranger feels on
visiting Saratoga, the Falls OF Niagara, and the
splendid Canal which runs j65 miles through ,his
Empire Of New York, for can call Il nothing else
III justice, devoted myself 10 political enquiries a,
wei IN 'he splendid mansion Of the wealthy as the
humble cottage Of the INDECENT. When left New
YORK was greatly impressed with the belief that
Tie electoral vote OF the State would lie very small
Tor or tavorite candidate for The Presidency but
at every step found ample causes TO CONVINCE
me, was in error met wilb many violent par.
'izans and many moderate men from whom oh
famed the most correct Information, TIC amount
OF which is that General jackson viii receive
from IS TO 80 votes ia tliis State The excitement
II u true is very great, ard among the Admins
traitor men great efforts have been made Meet
ings have been held in all the electoral districts
favorable TO MIR. Adams, and more than g votes nc
cannot gei. Have no hesitation IN saying that III
5e election was by general ticket, In dis state
Jackson WOULD get 10000 majority. Ills pcpuisri
ity increases daily, for the Federal party are df
ven TO such extremes, and their charges are o
Vs. Woo az base ~. TIE pc 10 e. CT &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
YIRGINIA

The Ndin'nistraion prints arc making their last
desperate push for iI,c - powers that hc." They
are every where hedrkening to each other. cheer,
iag their spirits, and magniiying the strength of
their party. Those in Virginia are pursuing tbc
same game. Whole sections are Represented as
CERTAIN Tor tue Coalition, or wavcring in their filth
t cogn;ics Gsc Cl4;a,et lcr Ldao,s l. ,riici, Jaek
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

Certainly this day, as will appear by Gen.
jsckson's letter 10 G. ". Campbell, Esq of that
date IN which he says " sat down and wrote 10
Gen. Smith and DR.. Dickson" &c. &c.
tProbaby handed 10 Mr. Jefferson and by him
retained
Ssee appendix from one 10 four inclusive
With view TO show the state OF public opinion
az TINS State with regard 10 Col. Burr, about this
ii1Ic, ne following article is copied from the I'm.
PARTIAL Review, paper printed Ia Nssht lie dated
Oct 4.b, 1906:
"Col. Aaron Burr, the steady aud frin friend Of
The State ofTennesses arrived IN ths place on Fri
day 18th uli. and Oh the next day dinner was Civ
on him at Dalbofs Hotel, at which were convened
many Of The most respectable citizens Of Nashville
aud it, vicinity. There appeared on union Of sen.
dmcnl on th' occasion; many appropriate loasts
yere drank, and al few d the most suitable song
E7er Tbeh. The conn., re'.- 'ou'.c rra"fcd."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

Ihut0h f4osfWftes,--Goyernor Edwards OF mi.
nois, has addressed letter IN fbe tnJi,o ,.''
t"r mat district enclosing proof, or what he conqi
ders SUCH, OF hostile disposition on the partoi the
Indians oil that State He complains iat neitrr fin,
Ageht nos the Secretary Il! War have paid sufficient
attention 70 ms former representations, and con
c!udes With The declaration tliat,
Under all these circumstances, 7 see poo,,,c
alternative than 10 regard them as cnemies-and
10 prepare TO treat thcn such. They will not he
permitted to pass through any part Of Ibis state oy
CteP' ." awful business, and with Gag Nor need
they hope TO gather any corn that tl,ev 60, 80
planted on ths coded lands Of this state ui,Iio
striking distance OF Our settlements s,onld loo
glad TO iof"afn them OF my determination. but
cannon command the services of an interprcter
al1 'heFf.s'e rHstG9 lie Best ran without on, y
IlinDw cayey