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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-15
An ELlltlIs.n.

Two gentlemen Of high bith, the one
a Spanlard and the other German, hAy-
ing rendered Macmillan II. many great
iervices, they each ier recompence de-
manded his natural daughter, Helena
Schaflcqninn, IL marriage, The prince,
who entertained equal refpect for Them
both, could not give either the preference;
and after much DELAY, he told them, tia.
from the claims they both had 70 his at
temion & regard. he could not give his II
ient for either Of themtomary his ddnght
and they muf decide ii by their own PoW
e. and addrels but as he did not will g
riik the lois Of either, OF both by iuii,r-
ing them 10 fight with oHcnfive weapons.
he had ordered 4 LARGE bag to be brought,
and he who was iuccclsfal enough TO put
his rival il il, !Ionld obtail. his daughter.
This ilrangc combat between two gen
temen was il the prelence Of tie Whole
imperial cout, and lated nearly an hour
At length the Spaniard yielded, and the
German, Andre Ebcrhard, Baron OF ] at
bert, when lie had him in the bag, took
him on his back, and placed him at the
Enperor's feet and on the following day
he married the beaiiiu Helena.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-15

A modern beau, wihng at once % PRO.
claim the extent Of lis amouls and give
Specimen Of his eloqucnce, iad +" have
paid ny addrcAes to more than fifty m-dlf-
ferent gQi, Of r1f'0gmNed meet.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

"a otlCE.-AH persons having open accounts with the
estate of Robert Bell decd, late sadier of the :ity
of Richmond. requested call subscriber for
settlement AS 1t is expected TINT reference the bouks
VIII Often be required have had them posted, and am
now ready 10 make settlements. Although desira BILE
that speedy close of the should be made
yet shall give reasonable those may ca H.
ndeoted TO the estate their giving bond the
nlent thereof All those indebted by bonds and notes. are
Informed that the claims against the ire very ur
gently pressed, and that therefore, shall be compelled
require them to make Immediate payment All persons
dlins TO cali in reasonable time, may expect legal steps
will he taken for the collection thereof All persons having
c!Hnns against the requested present them
properly and legally authenticated that ma be apprsed
Of the amount due enable gemen,s for
their liquidation. My office is in the City Hail. where
the books End papers will kept, and where shall renc
rally attend from 10 to 3 O'Clock
w. D. WREN Serg', c. r. 6
Dec S-te Adn,,or of Rrl,sr, pou d,,,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
From The Norfolk Bcucnn. nr .4nrn n

TT0nI ma .NUJOl8 bcacon, u .7pril 80.
.frjW ItdH Stor1.--TiIe ha which passed over
'stcwn Saturday evening last about o'clock han
PLY without doirg any serious injury here as far as
are informed, appears have visited the ueshbnuuy
County of Curriuck, (N, c. III wful aud Ies-
trucve character.
letter nom gentleman in that County his brother
III th!s town. dated 2"h inst. describes III
'On Saturday evening last were visited by one of
te ncst awful HAL storms ever nesscd. The va,d of
Mr. Land almost covered with hall stones of the size
e"'oeo oeiow' so fax as we have yet aSceraineu il
extended 70 an area Of eight miles Souie cattle
Hos and poultry have been killed. These stones fell "
such violence, 10 penetrate the many houses in
pe sS"ooufo"d, and have myself pieces of clap
boards. than halfau inch ,rirk spir by linen, r.
following were the weights aud of several Of the
stones token WIN AS much accuracy possible al lea
Il king - -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
TEACHER WANTED,

WANTED as a Teacher 20 take charge of a Female
Academy in hlartnsburg, person well qualified
20 teach the different branches of English Education.
! salary OF -Four Hundred Dollars will be given An
ply either of the subscribers. None need apply I'M
less they come well recommended.
CONRAD HOGMIRE
March 5~ JOHN S. HARRISON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
40 @ e q 81 Y.
VERSES

VERSES
FHen for tie .3nuGL Meeting of e Soeiety for rerira
The irth Harp.
Oh! had lived when Ossiau sung
Old Elm sons removed in story:
WINE Ger his harp the warriors hung,
Aud ceughi the kindnng il,me OF glory
cr when around the festive board
That cheered the chic IS in Tara dwelling,
= ne Bard the tide of music pnur'd
W i'h 10Y and grief alternate swelling;
May thoughts like these hos oins cheer,
As round we pass the bowl Of pleasure;
And may the cuclius year
Again renew the blissfu pleasure.
Yet though within the narrow cell,
The fathers OF The song slcsDinr,
And Der the scenes they loved SO well,
Oblivion's silent misis n re CREEPING:
Once more revivts the sound of arms,
The tao of love, the note Of sosrow,
And every strain that once had charms
~ softer tone from time shall borrow.
May thoughts like these SC.
When around your harps, We bards Of old,
Who sung when Erin was n nation
What car so dull. what heart so cold,
But echoing thrills III sweet vibration:
Instruct thy sons of latter days,
To catch some portion of thy sriri
For, oh! when best the song they raise,
ihoush theirs The crown, yet yours tie merit,
May thoughts like these, &c
Ncur's the spell that crowns the bswl
With joy, while every eye is lighted:
And yours the beam that lights the soul,
By natures rigid law benghted.
For Though no dawn of day appear,
To hail the sghtless child of sorrow,
fou teach them from the raptur'd ear,
new created bliss to borrow.
May thoughts like these, sc.
hnd yours the voice to charm here,
In social brotherhood unite us;
And yours to bid the unborn wear,
10 scenes like this gain invite us.
From tongue t" tongue shall memory dwell
On tales Of Eriu's ancient glory
And minst,cls yet unborn shall tell
10 wondfing worlds the matches story.
May thoughts like these SC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
s SpErCII

The Editor Of lie Ohio State f,urnsl' declares that
he has shove TO Tie orator tDc foowing speech made
~ the Legislature Of hat state who has pronounced
Ia 'hs progress Of te bill 70 amend The act entitled
IN act Tor he support aud better regulation Of com,
UT mEa'l rose ard stated that in the early dav Of
cue declaration Of Braddocs's defeat Ttl JrIy 177G
American Independence was declared on TLrrssag
~ DAYS brfc'e J. he iIorse DID mi know IL. lie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

nad'recc.ye3 his education IA tile widerness-he had
common education They were dsputng about
great principles of morality, which inte rieed with his
religion and the rights of man-Ths bill would create
cookery IN the country-be would agree to put a.
way 'hr bh-he would dispense with the yeas and
nays He had acquired his capacity sor public speak
inG for they bad disputing schools in his counry,--
ne was from Penusylvap,a--be therefore clear
Tor JACKSON being Presdent-he should therefore vote
Tor the indefinite postponement of the bill.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
SPRING GOODS.

% ALL NELSON has received by the late arrivals
IA ifom New York and Philadelphia, handsome
assortment of Spring Gouds-amongst which arc
Havariao GreCan, plaid and fancy calicoes
Rich furniture chintz do
G'eoian and Nayarno plaid and striped glnghans
Striped, plaid aud plain batiste
ram and worked Swiss and book muslins
Coded, checked aud striped aconrts
ID and 4 plain jaConets and cambics
Canlbrc aud furniture dimity
English and German cotton and silk hosiery
Italian juiesring, scnshaws and sarccnefs
Black and coluIed Gros de Naples
Satin ievantine and company satins
Coiored 'htins a nd Florence silks, assDTtsI
Imperial plaid brilliant
id and 81 ianbolcd and plain bobEinnet
k'ch worked bobbimnct lace pelcrerrs
Cdpes, collars, wells, bdkfs. and caps
worked Swiss muslin pcleIcuce, capes and collars
English and French thread aces and edcirrs
Mandarin and Maxim grapes
Black prunella lasting and Circassian
Grandurills and cotton rassmeres
tiorentine, Valencia and Marseies vestnr,
London CLOTHS and cassimeres assorted
and al lish linens OF heavy texture
sd and Cd Irish sheetings
ID and Cd damasl and diaDcr
brown and beached shiriinEs and shee,iuns
Plads, checks and tickrcs;
and will continue receive aditional sr,nl;,.t, -
VIII ch will be sold at very low prices.
April 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

i"''"sFy--A little Irish boy was reading 20 priest,
wan ratvel'ous anu becoming gravity, the account Of
me israettes journey ing in the wilderness; when he
came to the part where Aaron set up golden cali, lie
Stopped suddenly, and asked whether 1t would have
been as repIehensiEle TO have made buR "Arrah TO
he sure II would my jewell" answered the priest.
Faith, them" said the little Paddy, ''thc Irish are
damned o all etnIniiy ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

FfRGIAI.4: AT rules holdcu NJ lie cIc,IIIS 1tGce
OF the superior court OF ciancery for the Richmond
district the Sd day Of March, 1928: Beverly Randolph
pit asalns, John NlcKun. jr. and sons and Clement
8. Weston, dts.
The defendants, John hlcKim and sons not having
entered their appearance and given security according
10 The act Of assembly and the ues OF this court and
1t appearing by satisfactory Evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this country; il ordered that The
SAID defendants do appear here the first DAY of the
next tenn and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
cory al this order be forthwith inserted IN some news
paper published IN the city of Richmond for Two
months successfully, and posted al the front door
the CAPITOL in the said city.
IS a copy. Teste, J. b. ABBOTT dec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

titELSli: At rules, holden in the clerks Office IF
the superior chancery tine Richmond district,
the 81 day of March, 1928: David s. Garland, rlt
against Sarah Abh George Abbitt, William A. Freeand
and William II. Winsfeld. dts.
The defendant William A. Freeland. not having en-
tered has appearance and given security according to r
act of assembly and the rules Of this court, aud it
peafIng BY satisfactory evidence that not an in
habitant of this country; ordered. that the said
Defendant 90 appear hee the first day of tile next
term, aud answer the bill of the pla urin; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published III the city OF Richmond for two
suGceSsyey, and posted front door Of the capitol
in the said city.
l8 copy. Tcs;e, J. Z. ABBOTT Il = :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

A PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
"a boye Baton Rouge, the left bank of the Miss,s,
sippi, consisting OF
One thousand and Eighty .4,pents;
said plantation has front of 10 Arpents on the river
is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement
from which Cotton is shipped. On this tract there are
one hundred or moro of cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Cotton Gin,
Mill, Tan Yard, Negro Cabins SC. (easily repaired y
The titles to the above lands ndisputable and a
warranty deed will be given if required.
Lso-One Thousand .qrpents;
situated on Thompson's Greek the pa IRISH of Feci
and half miles from the river Niss.sirp Sc
ven miles from the town of ST. Francisvie. Part OF
this tract consists ct low bottoms probably 600
on SAID tract there about fifty acres, cleared some
years since, hut grown Either the whole one a
OF this tract will be sold at the option of the purchaser
For further particulars apply To this Office or 10
ROBERT ROSS.
Na,r -OrIaope no.O
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
VJRGENTY:

DjRGJAJ.4:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office nf the supcror C,
OF Chanrery for the Richmond District, the Sd dv of
March, 1923: "'S VI
Francis 0. Mackham, George Maebham, and yincen,
''"'""'"'' PNs.
isaac SaIli Nicholas Mills Lawson Burroo, Holden
Rhodes, Benjamin Hatcher & Eliza beth W his wife s,
muei Taylor and Emily his wife, George T. Salt An
derson Sa' Richard Harris and Elizabeth w his wife
Thomas Walden and Elizabeth and Thomas his inf,
children, Ann Lugenia Salli, AmaryIlis Salt Corvdon
Sal, Susan SaIli, Aureiius Sa, William salli. MAJ
tia Salli Emily Sa, the last FIVE mentioned he inc in
lant children Archer Boil, William Ball aud John n
SH nc "y," % hoOett haSkins, dec DRs.
The Defendant George F. Sal not wing entered hi,
appearance and given security according to the Act of As
semby and the Rules Of this Court and i, apar;ng nv
satisfactory evidence, that he not an Of hs
County, Is ordered that the said defendant 40
mere on the first day of se term and answer the bin
OF Tue plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper published in the city of Rich
ona lor two months successfully, and posted the front
door Of the ctpj;o', in the said city.
Copy. Teste,
10 r. 3. ABBOTT, D. C.. {.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
7srm ORLtar.- Mi.

NEw ORLEtNz. March -
tched 10 the legation Of the United States IT 1Icvr
has passed through This PLACE on his yyav 10 "
'nn. We understand that Mr. Taylor is ;rc bearer
a. treaties Of commerce and of bonDdari les vcg T..
harn negotiated by our Minister Mr. PoipscU an !
nave icce'ved The sanction Of tie Mexican senate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

- OF the stones wrG ied nine lbs. good weight, n,ea
sfed three or four OF tcr which held out 81 inches in
circumference.
The people were very much alarmed, and they had
good cats be so'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
MEDICINES. sc.
Paper and Books.

ToLLINS s. CO. are now ,ec.iv;,o ,hei- Swim .,
- Ply sf SCHOOL. BOOKS, PIPER, &c. which viii,
the usual assortment of Miscellaneous Literature thew
VIII sell at low prices.
Oh shnr, notice. ''''
.7pri l9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
LaNa 0isency JOr Me Weslern purt Of Tiygin1n.

uosEpH e. we - es'efn Pnrt q bisinaa
~ county, Va. and Joseph Biselow of Richmond civ,
,e. themselves for the purpose rausactnr general
the business in any of the counties west of the Arpbar
to Wilt" establish old surveys 10 resuvev wh,n nccn
say' 10 rent; oEease SELL examine the records oa
u" nose countless to describe particularly the opal;r am,
all that appenans property tina ma he usrf
Interesting TO the J. Beelow a, Eicbucud vii
I ions from any who may ire dsp
se 10 parnnise the nd will n, II ,imee rive ,c
information may he sougEtor and had (at thu d;srcn
punc oee) in relation surveys grants deeds of con-
reyaices, &c. K.
state las i'm many os,anoa "tI'I u NOT ahi'sS'H
nave acted IN The capacity Of Land Agents they will
nor ne concerned either directly indirectly in apv and
Speculation whatever. Charges for attending 10 any Of
"e ABOVE Speciied concerns Will made moderate All
;, ''I'''hS addressed TO either party must be nns.
Pdiu.
% /. CALDWELL
H. rHeSPecuu'iy refers
Hon 1a'; n, -, oou,''"fn-" as''"Sfon Csfy.
n lt""' Lewis hiaXweii-Lewis County, Va.
o'' lanes lanes HicLs"shIin' Member OF the Board OF p
Pere b. Welhered, Esq. Member Of the Senate. 52
sanue hicC!"ng, I.tc Member of the Hou,e Of
Delegates -
~, = MEMBER OF The House of Delegates
John D. fiarro" -, "a.
na,isI - ii"IL"w' f',;''f icdeFiG kshnrg, Va.
0'"'""'' '-''!'--New l"l@.
. DIG tI"w
rIo, W. ~ =; Ici,'s
John H. smith Esn lTt /R;rbro,i
Camel Il 'Ae'"'er oil Ire Executive CIR. w.
Col. James Mr. ,,,.,,;. -, 'V'F"'
Works-GreenbTisr Cr V''yt "' 'he Board of PUbiia
Jan. 10. 1925 0'''''' '"'
y-yDC-I1-I NlH-.
HtGiNI-1: At rules holden in the ce,s,. oe,
s superior s court OF cancey for the Richmond ds,ric
,,o n" ~ nlaIGh' 1928 Robert ITorscloy, admins
Mrggrson Ssa, we widow and adm'x Of Jorpr
Mes@is.or 1o.a ~ - IMAM MFgeinson, Archibald u.
John r. ana ti, ~ MGSglnson Samuel B. Mrgguson,
infants by tbr Guardian Ls he Two issl being
PHI ,r t1''%aoe'h Q. (his Uife,) and Nathaniel r.
] r. idTy - (hs wife) heirs and distributes of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

Concord, .ip'H 2G.t.--An interesting trial we un
ders!and has just been had in our Superior Court. SIT
ing at Amherst, upon the w i'll of the late Mir Josep
Motes' OF andoYer. Mr. Moves, in 1915, made his
Will 10 his last sickness giving his three children
sons and daughter, lnconsilea BILE egaces and be-
qree;b'ng the sum Of $4,000 found school IN An
dover The school has been in operation several years
he heirs having arrived al age have contested the
yeidiiy of the VIII the ground OF tic tesiaor,s in
sanity az Tie time OF making TIE tr,al occupied
three days The Attorney General, air. sullivan. ar
Gned the cause TO the Jury in avouo the YYIll and
Mr.. G. fl. Arherton against it, The Cbisf Justice
charged the Jury. The ,TIry returned a verdict A.
saiust tie viii This verdict will give to lie chil.
jFen, We are told, $4,000 or 5000 dollars
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

V1F Convnghom, az baltimore from ST. Ibes states
that ON the l"h February gale of wind co;pu,cpceJ
from Tie = - 10 The w. n number Of vessels were
driven ashore and lost, also many lives His y ri
snip OF var Terror loaded With stores for Adni,I God
lHg'n ''1S entirety losi and vpayds Il one h,tnd,CI
- her y, J.. CaeeYe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

SovruERS NAHUFacruRrs. able vr;,or il
The Savannah Georgian, is attempting in a series of
numbers 10 induce the Georgians to engage in cotton
aud "oiIen inanu!actures.-iIe contends that the
south IS better adapted 10 on this business suc
cessfuiiy IT, The North. We Loub his but still we
arc glad to see the subject OF Domestic Industry enpa
&mS lie attention OF the South. Virginia in the
'as' OF her denuncat'ons against the Tariff gnak-
ing rapid progress adopting correct practical we've
I'VE may yet live 10 see realized that stale ,y.a, was
asserted if we mistake not, 1878 bv distinguish
81 Senator from Rhode Island, that the natural alvan-
tAges OF the vIcfhiy about Richmond VIRGINIA must
sooner or later Cause to become one Of the most 1or
lShrng manufacturing Districts in the United States
w are aware that some few of Northern ,panufac.
iurers apprehend danger their interests from ie
competition Of the South. THIS view of the case !.
ncber sound or polite. Ii the donesic s, stem s the
correct system, the universal IL becomes ,he bet
'er Tor the whole couutry.-L Fyo,jdC,ce .qnsricG,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
WI. 6. rENDLETON, c. {
CoNMIsSToSER's OFFICE,
RJrJ,lo,lI d,,,.,J Inn 1000

Tho 'riics Interested will please take notice that
h1ve appointed tie 2ist day of June commence
TIE accounts directed by the afoecoing Of the cour
on wh'c" day AT o'clock, "A. NJ. they required to
attend MY Office, prepared with the necessary proofs and
documents for examination and settlement.
= AMOS I.7T1D, m. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

''' .r,H':,@'!TeH ngtanf-Accor!ias the state
'e"t Of Mr. ImsSsson, the silk matufs, tue of
49," reaches the enormous sum Of fourteen millions
N' ah""m ani IS consequently, cotton the
s'7p'r 6" tGe country Soua viii think Mr. r. should 40
mora LEI t'is be- known, than merchant shaud his rood
v1varce. ' 40 So
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

ihe British transport ship amelia vas lately lost, Of
gibraltar aud all on 6oard-cyhfy pcsyons, perish
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07
1T a court held for Ci0lJcrTand co7lnfv the

'EVVV0 NIIU7tUtI TUTTU CU1f1lfW Inc
24h oay Of 1larch, 1928:
John James Basker and Judith his " ii, fornorIr
judith Anderson, comprts against Samuel Wilson late
high sheriff Of Cumberland and administrator of Join
.4iderson dec Thomas Aldafson, Wilkins Anderson.
9SIlue A'GeTson Poindexter Anderson, and German
Anderson, -dfiS.-In chanceyy.
=, fhedefendants Samuel .1ldeTson and Poindexter
'1aerson hot having entered their appearance and i
ven security according 10 TIE act of assembly aud The
Iuies OF thls court, ard it appearing from saisiacor,
evidence That they are not inba bans of this connie
u IS ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
tne an Monday IN June mex, and answer the bill Of
the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be orh it'll
inserted 10 some newspaper published in the city
RclFnond for two months successiyelv and posted AT
the front door Of the courthouse Of ibis county.
g corr. Teste MILLER WOODSON elk
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-07

New-Orleans. Oct. Q.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-21
TO TIE PUBLIC

NAsuISsroN IrY, jan 3. 1919
/ he Ceu,ra) Committee Of correspondence here
fnfarc appointed u pursuance OF a resolution
adtetca by meeting composed ct the friend,
ofGnr Aodrew jackson, N rho District ofC C
irmb,a, have sprnand considered pamphlet
,ssucd and SIGNED " Nj. Clay, touching the
late Presidential election.
In his pamphlet Mr Cla, has undertaken to
shuw iva, tirucrdl JaCh,nu and ms friends lave
u aclsed seductive arts prryaii upon h,m. Nj
Dlav t. favor tire Vows ofGpncra Jackson Ia the
election - III Presd ncy ; and hat when th,r
II MS aided. ne. General Ia hsou couspitcd
with Nh Eaton aud Nh. krc,ncr 10 lntmidatc
Mr. cay. and Ia deter HIM ia IA voting for N.
Adams that Zen. Jackson, IN speaking Of the t.
vents of the late Presidential election. has been
guilty # MISREPRESENTATION, With view 70 IN
n,rss On the pubic mind preindireagainst Nj
\ an, and Mr.. Clay aud, lastly that Re, NJ
Clay. previous 10 the cleo iou. had no uodcrstan
aine whatever that the would he appointed Sec
rctarN # tate IN the event that Nh Adams wero
elected.
Thu Committee, acting in regard both TO feel
IN aud dutv. hclirYiug u incumbent ON them 10
prutert General Jark>ou tom unjust dispersion,
aid 10 dc,rlopc As far as may be in thrr po"et,
the truth iu telaipn 10 the transaction, adverlcd
TO N Nj. Clay sappeal. have sci on foot an in
qairp TOR that purpose.
t. attempt 81 Nj. Clay to di.tort the most
trivial incidents into evidence o. political de
SIGN; TO present the negative statements and
CONVEX sBuons of his immediate paitsans IN ex-
cupation ot himself; to imputc remarks 10
tn. jackson m stages and steamboats,. 10 IN
cnpatc Mr. Clv and his friends and that this
was the result ofa conspiracy and agreement
between the General and his friends is u
course SO very dslnGcnuouS and lliDeral as
tends, IN the Judgment Of the Committee. nj once
TO abSolve every individual, who respects truth
and nouor, from every imaginable obligation.
LONGER TO conceal any fact within bis kno"itd e
relative to this subject The Conmiltee. rcs .
ing upon the evidence alrcadyin their posSrssIen
with that which they have confidence speedily
OF obtaining as ure the public, ihat IN a short
time they viii present series oil facts and cir
cnmstances, calculated, mcontestihy tu show,
that the late appeal OF Mr.. Clay aud the char
yes made by him against Gen. jackson are IN
tcnablc and unfounded. Moreover. they will
esiahl IN TO the satisfaction of every dspasSion.
ate mind, that there must have been greviouS 10
the election and understanding between. Nj
Cav and Nj. A3ams aud their friends VII
regard To the Office of Secretary ofStact
JOHN z. VAN NESS. Chairman.
II {. NEAtE, SeGeiavg