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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

fVINCENr Wi1CuER is II Candidate for
Congress, 10 represent tie counties ofCanp-
bell, Pilleylynnla aud Halifax.
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Lyaehbmg PloRgh .Nanninltnru-

@FH HE .suBSCRI-
~ Der, ,hankh Her
s.----y.=-W pas'favor', takes his D.
Zex40 rornnily of inform ne
Fas:@,s.=. his frenls Il The public
49, ny - generally. That he has
now on had The best assortment of Ploushs
ever offered IN this market, among his aSsori.
ment Is McCormick's aud Dayls's |. ,, 3 and I
horse ploughs, together with n number Of other
Patterns such as Palmers, Re,ercomb's and
a"dr's Hill Side Ploughs, also cultivaiors on
an improved plan. all Of Which will be warrant
I'd IN workmanship and performance. 10 he in
i"tlor TO none INV IN Use, all of which will be
sold ut prices corresponding "iih the times, 9th
er 'or cash or grain, ploushs Immediately re.
pared, both non and ool work
7. 5. \ share Of public patronage is solicited.
EDWIN (. LANkFOkD.
Oct =
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
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"
las G. SANkl\S rssI rclfnlly infor ms the
% Ladies and Gentlemen OF Lynchbm .. that
II class OF sufficient magnitude should present
itself, h" intends dividing his time belw cen this
aud the University, for thc purpose OF giving IN
strncilon III Drawing and Painting. Ills course
Will consist OF Portrait aud Landscape in Oil
miniature ON Ivory Landscape IN transparent
aud body colours Flowers Cravon. Ebony,
Porcelain, RAISED, Japan, Velvet, SATIN, &c &c
~ u, Particular attention will be given 70
drawing from nature.
Washington Hotel. Sept Is. Nln
Mr. 5. has Jeff specimen of his Painiiug nj
Mr. North Book Store. with paper for those
persons who desire instruction to subsclibe their
names.
Sept. ls. hsll
"a OIlGt.-- The subscriber stu continues 10
~ sell iobacco ami other produce on commits
sion. he nil also ship produce Of a,J kind for a
rdg moderate compensation. Keeping a regular
correspondence Nth The best mercantile houses in
Richmond, from ichich M reesires he earliest aud
most authentic commercial intelligence from En-.
rope and elsewhere he wH be enabled 10 transact
business al all lines. triH n thorough knowiedgs
Of The foreign as ccH as domestic markets.
a HATCHER
N Har'ng been appointed Chancerv Com.
missioner, dm prepaed al all Times 10 take
dispositions any nhere IN Campbell county. ana
may generality be fonm at ny office, jtig door,
d6ore NE Franklin Hotel 4. H.
May ID 1883
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MORE EVIDENCE.
own lpouth

The last Knoxville Enquirer contains the fol
lowing letter, written by Col. John Nither
spoon an old revolutionary soldier, who has re.
sided more than thirty years in the vicinity Of
Nashville Let il be added 10 the great hody
of evidence which mas already gone forth to The
world, 10 prore Jacksons connection with BUR.
aud who can doubt the truth OF the charge ?
When, hurried away by their passions and pre-
JUDGES, men may doubt it, as long as the causes
which lend to excite and innume them continue
TO operate. But the hour of delusion will pass
away with the hour Of political fnnatcism " hich
RACES through the couatry Impartial history
f7H speek the truth; and in speaking it, will
pourtray Andrew Jackson 10 posterity as the as.
sociate and coadulor Of Aaron Burr. Even.
therefore, if be wade his way 10 the Presidency
'hron5 talsehood and Islander, he " i'll paw lnr it n
high price-no sthan the good opinion of the a
SeS 'hat are TO come alter us. True, he has now
gone so far, that 4" 10 recede were as dificuIt ..
to go on But he should have well considered
before he put IN his claims for the high Office of
President, of The crucible through which he
would have TO pass, aud Of the vast amount or
droas winch would be found to form the very Ell.
ements Of his constitution.
Suhjoined is the letter above referred 10.
Williamson County Sept. 10. 1928
DEAR eiR-ln answer 10 your inquiry, | state
that some time in the fall ofrhe Yea, 1906 and
about the time that jackson and Coffee n, Cl,
pnu "A -,
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Mons. falolore, the celebrated rope.danctr,
and Mons. Dmnliiieu, who ssad To be the most
expert Jngeler in the United States, have arrived
!" '"'s place, and are now lifting up suitable
building ON the vacant lo near the old Bel
''Ver"' Tor the purpose of performing a few eve
"hsS' Wherever they hare hitherto perform
''' "'e papers speak Of ITEM IN the highest
terms
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Tickets $40 Quarters So 90

TTFFNFN D
To be Ind IN variety Of numbers nj AL.
LENS mo9 fortunate Office, where the cash
will be paid at sight Tor all prizes sold at the
olhce OF $. g. NJ. kTLEN s. Co.
Philadelphia, ccr. @. q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

" The last Cincinnati Gazette inforas os
mat our recently appointed Minister TO tie Il,
puoi'c OF Colombia. Ger, Vim. H. HARRISON, IS
about 10 leave home for his point of destination,
f'O"F'-l he !aH foreignne~s have unt sGer
ted the ice of This article in tt,,. ooriho-.
Nf's. III Philadelphia and New York. ho,t,,A
are hT'n I" asking 81 lhou Oh bu, lewssIs.rs.s
effected
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
MR.. MONROE.

"Heh'ie 'nt'y painful TO hear oithe pecunisry
enbarrasslnents which becloud the setting s,,.,
oil this venerable servant OF his country. RI,
ie" DAYS SINCE, his property would have bee,
placed under the hammer of the execu,io,.r -
pay The 6aerca (Sl200o on the MORTGAGES ~
his estate. had not the friendly hand OF Silas J.
Burrows, Esq OF New York been extended % -.
relief A striking fact, bearing upon the srea,
question now pending before The neon, NM.
be gathered from MIR. Monroe's situation. IT,.
amount Of money d. ewn from the Treasure H..
AR Adams, IN The course of his vnriops n,l,;r
emp'osme"'s' las been frequently arrayed. and
with great eject before the people. who f.,
me most part, are unacquanred with the i'm.
nense expenditures necessarily attendant ,,,..,
'hose employments with vie. 10 Undue. ,la h..
iIrf 'hat he has been roing on the money Of nh.
people. Look at Mr.. Monroe. F,ou .a.t..
youth to ripe old age, he was in son,- Off,
with but few and .hort in,prmissions. /, ,h.,a
Offices, he received exactly what Mr., Adam. d;a
for the performance OF similar ,n,ies Ao1
MISUNDERSTANDING he possesseda Iarseptiva,4
fortune, II Is all sone--and his old age finds him,
pennyless and deSiiiu,e How has this han,o,,.
edf II IS because the salaries OF mosi of our pull,
nc officers particularly of foreign ministers. are
not adequate 10 meet the actual expenditures
which absolute necessity requires The peonle
We hope, will reflect on this fart, if any of Them
have been led into an erroneous opinion respecz
ting Mr.. Adams actual receipts from the Trea.
snry, before they deposit their ballots iniLc
boxes ON The first Monday in November next.
We snail advert to this suhjecI again in our next.
IL was short time since. rumored that Nj,
Monroe was an applicant for the vacant offi,a
OF Post Master of New fork-rhe ru,nor bas
drawn from him the suhjolned feeling reply.
" AZ TO my accepting the appointment. il is
impossible. not On accoun, of tie GRADE
o, 'he "iilce fnr have accepted that Of
magistrate ~ this county. and acted in some in
stances nor would refuse to accent any t,u,t
IN which could render essential service to tho
country. But acI upen she consideration thar
coho accept II Only with a view TO emoI,ttnent
u me nation Is "lliing that an individual kn
mas served them TINS lung, aud in the offices
nave hFn, Should he redHced 10 want and
,hnho' escape that tate by my own means. | am
" "IInS IN meet H. rather han take any office 10
prevent II. feel much pyatit,d however at
ne feeling manifested Tow ards me- hx nv taIl,-,,
'itIzenS 0i New y rk"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

NV fhfEiUhi wv ihH PfH'
ELECTORAL TICKET or VIRGINIA.
Col. 8. wight, Of Norfolk,
? Benz Harrison. n Charies City,
3 j. Goodwin. Of Dupldihe,
i DIR. Richard Field, 0t BruHrick,
r T.. G. Darlington, If Hafjtag,
Il Benz Hatcher, Of Che&0fsh
Samuel Etnnch, NJ Buckinghnm,
& Judge Fleming saunders. NJ franklin,
8 David $. Garland. d 1mhcra.
10 Chapman John on, 81 Richmoad,
Judge +. ]. Brooke, Of SpoHsgirania,
l. Charles Hill. Of Hing and QUEEN,
- Capt. Robt. Lively, Of Ehzateh City,
II Cap. Hancock Eu.lacr, NJ aaford,
Is John Sb,ckIclord, Esy Of Cuipeper,
III Judge W. A.G. Dade Of Pcinee Witiinm
II Col. WIN. Ellzey, Of LOHoaa.
II Alfred II. Powell, Of ftedcrick
10 Col. is 'auaeu, n Roekiugham,
20 Judge \. Stuart. Of augusta,
p Ballard Smltb, NJ Uranium,
% Col Beni Estdl, Of Washington,
% Judge Lewis Summers. oj knnauhn
Il Apheus =. Wilson, Of Honongdiia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

Tie 1f6lge politely ~! lrted lin 10 al n, -
month. The nexi morning. he pctiiioned
honor To release him.--fie did so and -.
evening, tho colonel acted in the sam. VA, n
Judge pursued The same euurse Towards hi.
ard Imprisoned him for THREE ,lonihs SIM.
beng here, the Judge has AGAIN r+i.ased n
eolonel ON account of The iIln-ss of h. mo,tar
who Vas expected 10 die. This is ONLY n mar
OF lie conduct of The militia in this county y
lIg The above letter, the reader will r.r
ceiSe was writes before the appearance of DIE
defence sci up by the Nashville Committee
lEdiferJ
u ietier.sriisr u, the Richmond Eno,a
rer speaks oil Mr.. Claws conntenanc. he,.,
oversprrad with gloom II sulel, must have
been reelection Of the rers own phiz ,hatl
saw. While Mr. e. was here, at least. po,b;,,,
oil The sort WIS percepfible The same writ,
says that Mr.. Clay admitted there were No, mo,e
than or 500 votes difference between IN. =,
nnn.tfa''on and Jackson parties in Kentucky
ahd that local causes did tena TO the dcfea, -
Barry IN the late election. What iprvr;o,,,
imagination this w,iter must have. Air. Ct..,
made no acknowledgement ofthe kind. On ,i'.
contrary, he believe. thai the administrations ,,,
ct will sncceedio Kentucky by large majority
amt that the tocdt causes opera.ed powerfully
against MeicaIfe.
-6n9-
u The people of tre,ericbshurg. a, tho.
last dates, were preparing 10 receive Mr. CLAY
WIN suitable deno"stra' Of respect, and AT,
lnshaton to- public dinner had b.a, AZ;
patched ~ bin.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
TsfE EErIs.kNgAN.
LYsCHBuRG. oCT. ., 1922.
GREAT NATIONAL ELECTION.
Onlle frd Monday ia Eorembtr.
CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT,
John QUINCY ADAMS, Of Naaecki

JOHN QIIstf ADAMS % "as'aehp'fns
4 Man 10 whose honesty, wisdom and ability, Four
Presidents Of the uaed 5taez have borne ample sHd
public Testimony whom the great Bashia0 fga. 10
ligf pronounced " our m0st valuable public character
alrnad whom the philosophic JsBerson, aud the PHI
lsntltopc Madison delighted 10 hnnor and whom the
Enlightened Monroe, nfter appointing and continuing hun
IN the gbssi nidce within his Pi for eight years. pub.
ly declared ths whatever tere was of excellence ia
h. administration. greatly Ia be attributed 10 the
couns,ls If Mr.. ddaHs "a thiei MoQtsirafe, whose
administration has evucrd like excellence with that Of
his predresssurs aud during which, alisr having applied
Tpetrt Hins pfdollrs Ia interesting Public Improve
me-, as pad OF documents show. more Than TllK-
1Y.1IINEE MILLIONS ofths National Delft
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
NNHTIIUA u UN FI'I'-T NFs'5IUfsN
RICHARD RUSH, Of Ponssgironia.

r." tasBts and pntintisn Of this eaniiate better
the able aud sace"ssiu Administration ofte M
iIoul Finances anil IA Hcpoff IN which the best Inter
ofr country have been ioaressly advocated, than
any nuogiuni we can pen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22
Notice.

TTNtfE members fthe Sun Fire Com pany are hereby
i notified to meet at the Old Council Chamber on
Monday evening next at O'clock when election
will be held for Officers to the ensuing year.
Engine worked OH Monday evening at O'Clock.
mar 22-2t J. 4. WILSON, Clerk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22
3 Dollars ReWard.

ID AN away from the subscriber, or rather was kid
IL Mapped by his father, in the month of July or Au.
gust last, apprentice boy by the,name Of JAhES
GR3YDIS0N GRIMES, Is or 10 years Of age; he
had on when he went away pair ofwhite linen trow-
sers and waiscoat, black bombazett jacket, and q
half worn black hat forewarn all persons from har
boring or employing said boy. will enforce the
law against all such offenders 1t is said he is
where in the neighborhood Of Middeburg, Va. will
give the above reward, and all reasonable expenses,
to any person who will bring him home.
mar 22-3t SAM. BAGGETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22
TWENTIETH CONGRESSES SESSION
Thursday, March 20. 1923.

Mr.. Branch moved the consideration OF the
resolution presented several days since by Mr..
Johnson, Of Kentucky, fixing time for the adj
iournmcnt Of Congress, Sine die. A desultory
discussion took place on this subject, in which
Mess,s. Noble, Branch, Harrison, Dickerson
johnson, Of XIV. Smith, Of Md. Webster, and
Benton, participated, when the motion 10 con-
slider jeced.
The bill to provide tor Individuals disabled
in the service Of the United States, by wounds,
or otherwise, was taken up, on motion Of MIR.
Noble, who moved 10 amend the second section
so as 10 exclude from pensions, officers retains
ed in the service, who should have lost limb.
which was debated at consider able length. and
decided in the affirmative, G6 10 IL. The bill
was then ordered to be engrossed for third
reading.
The remainder Of the day was occupied in
the consideration Of the unfinished business OF
yesterday-b being the bill to provide Tor the
trial Of Private Lands Claims in the several
States and Territories. The motions 10
amend offered yesterday by Messrs. Johnson ,
Of Louisiana, s. Barton, were rejected in Cons
mitlee of the Whole, and, having been renewed
in the Senate, were agreed 10. After conside :
rable discussion, and several motions to amend,
MIR. Berrit n, in accnrda nee with Suggestion
made by Mr.. Webster, moved 10 strike out the
present bill, and offered substitute, which
was ordered to be- printed. When,
The Senate ad journed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22

ar We are authorized TO announce GEO.
CHICHESTER, Esq. as candidate to repre-
sen, the County of Fairfax in the next Virginia
Legislature.
~We are authorized to announce Dr. T. j.
MINOR as candidate 10 represent the Coun-
,y Of Fairfax in the next Virginia Legislature.
~We. are requested to announce Doctor
James Macrae, as candidate 10 represent the
County of Prince William in The next General
Assembly of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22

.New- York Consolidated Lottery, No. 4,
Draws on Friday, March d.
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000 Dollars.
TicketsS5; Halves ? SO, quarters rs.
Deiaware g. North Carolina Lottery, No. 6.
Will draw in Wilmington (Del.) OH Wednesday, 26th
March,-54 numbers; drawn ballots,
HIGHEST PRIZE $500.
Whole Tickets 81; Halves I. Quarters so cts
Trginia State Lottery, No 8,
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
will be drawn in Richmond on Wednesday Goth inst
HIGHEST PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so; eghths IS.
For sale at
.J.CORSE'S
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE,
II 6 4S IL IS
Are the drawn Moss in the Union Canal Lottery, No
for 1928. mar ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22
House OF REPRESENTATIVE.


The unfinished business OF yesterday was
now taken I'D: being the consideration OF the
resolution, offered by Mr.. Wonds, OF Ohio:
Together with the amendment thereto offer.
ed ny Mr.. Mclean, Of Ohio:
The amendment was now modified by the
mover. so as to strike out Of MIR. Woods re-
solution. the words "for the years 1926 and
1927" aud to insert, "from 1923 to 1927, in
elusive"
The question being then put on the amend
ment, a. modified, il was adopted.
The question now recurring on the resolu-
ton, as amended.
Mr.. Inpham of Pa. offered the following
amendment:
"And also t, inform this House whether The
persons EMPLOYED 10 hold treaties with Indian
tribes in the Territory Of Michigan during the
the wear 1927, have undertaken 10 constitute
and appoint an Indian Chief, and, IL so wheth-
er any chief thus constituted and appointed
has signed any treaty with the United States"
Mr.. Woods having accepted this as modi-
hcation of his resolution,
A debate arose which lasted ill the hour
for considering resolutions had elapsed.
THE TARIFF BILL.
On motion of Mr. Malary the House then
wen, into Committee of the Whole on the state
of the Union, Mr.. Dwight, OF Massachusetts,
in the Chair. (Mr. Barbour Of Virginia. ha'>
ing requested 10 be excused) and took up the
Tariff Bill.
Mr. Hoffman then took the floor, and wen,
a, large into defence Of the bill, as reported
by the committee, and in opposition 10 the
amendment Of MIR. Mallary. He continued
his remarks till half pas, FIVE O'Clock when he
Welded TO a motion tina, the committee rise.
II rose accordingly and ,hereupon
The House adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22
Trustees Sale.
Public sale Of l.anA.

I1NDER decree of the Count, Court of Fairfax in
- the suit ct Peter Wags complainant, against Jchn
Graef and Arm his wife (forn try Ann Irt 81 y de.
fendahs tire subscriber will offer for sale at prbre
auction, at C.rrs' I.v ny in the County of uiax,
on Tuesday, tie la day Of Arrii neat, all tina: part Of
the tract of Land IN the sd county, commonly called
hE7YREAiEvT,
formerly the property o alter Hroote the elder de-
ceased, which on partition among HIS heir, was as.
signed to the said Ann for her dividend. containing
One Hundred and One Acres be the IAN more cr S.
The sale will be made between ~ and n'cl.ck
Terms, cash. L. TAYi or,
feb 2'-tlA CUm'r Of sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22

Ne,O- York Consolidated Lottery, No. q,
Draws on Friday, March 81.
HIGHEST PRIZE, 10000 Dollars.
Tickets S.; halves 2 so; quarters IS.
Dela,Uare 8. North Carolina Lottery, No. g..
will draw in Wilmington (Del) on Wednesday, Goth
March, So numbers; drawn ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE. $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; Halves |; Quarters so cts.
For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22

= General Jomini has published a work in
four volumes octave, entitled, "Vieu Politique
ct Militaire de Napoleon reeon,ee par lui
meme" Political and Military Life Of Napo-
leon related by himself 1t is exto'led in the
Journal des Debats as the only true, candid
history Of Napoleon's public career. yet given
On rho world. Nat. Ga:.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22

Mr.. Ctawford's opinion of the comparative
fitness Of Adams and Jackson for the Presiden-
cy of the Uui,ed States, is now aseertaned
beyond doubt. He never blamed Mr.. Cay
for his vote, because he would have voted as ne
did, had he been placed in the same situation
Mr.. Crawford still prefers Mr.. Adams ana
expresses, in letters to friends, his establishment
that Virginia should think of John Z. Calhoun
for President, who, he says, sis more LArrrU'
DINARIAN in his principles than any statesman
that has figured in the Republic" He might
have added with great tru,h-"more corrupt
and dangerously ambitious than even Burr
himself"
The General Election Uor Governor and
members Of the egsIature) took place in New
Hampshire, on ,he Il.h inst. The heroites,
with Mr.. Editor Hill at their head, made a
grea, aid daring effor, 10 convert the State IN
10 Jackson Camp, but Notwithstanding the
acknowledged personal popularity OF old Gov
eruor ii rec, revolutionary veteran, and the
incumbent, Mr.. Bell, the Administration cans
dilatc, was elected by majority OF nearly
5000 votes. Mr.. Editor Hill, who was a Sens
aor in The last Legislature received permission
to devote his uhoie time to his arm chair;
while two Administration editors from the
same Town, were elected by overwhelming
maiorities. Every member Of the Senate is
friendly to the Administration; and so are four
6fths of the other House. This is the State
represented in the Senate Of the United States
by LEVI WOOD3ERRY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22
J. ". RunneNs'

Lottery 0Gce, alexandria, d. c.
rJrThe following are the drawn numbers in the
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
I'd Class for 829 VIZ;
II IS II IS.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11

rable quantity Of artilleryift has made important
conquests in Europe and Asia-it is beyond doubt
that the army being reinforced, as may easily be
done in proportion to the colossal power Of Russia,
the latter must infallibly gain the victory.
1t is announced, indeed, that the Emperor Nco-
las will return for time to ST. Petersburgh, but
the journey of that monarch, III really takes place,
cannot hinder the army from pursuing the advan-
tages which it has already gained. From the
preparations which making here it is easy to see
that the war is only just going to begin. The Porte
will then repent Of having dsregaI ded the pacific
voice of the Emperro-of having refused the hand
which was held out to it. as we'll all the propo.
sails of the Powers, with such infatuaton, that it
has forced the French Cabinet to prove to the Dvan,
sword in hand, that the honour and interest OF the
European nations imperously require the maintain
ance Of the stipuatons that have been demanded,
and which, for the general good have been concert
ed between them.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
From, the United States Gazette.

We learn with sincere regret, that the election
on Friday, was followed, in Pittsburgh, by more
noise than distinguished the same event in this city
After dark, the Jackson Ten--or, rather, as it
should be understood some Jackson men, assembled
to burn tar barrels, in opposition to the law, and the
Mayors proclamation. The Journal says
Several of the peace officers and magistrates were
knocked down with brick bats IN attempting to arrest the
offenders and the persons arrested rescued by force
The house set fire. and between the noise OF
the mob, tn, cry of fire, and the rafting of fire engines
the uproar and confusion about pretty specimen OF
Jacsonis.a, any orderly person could wish to in
summers dayAs grew late, however, the mob dspers'
ed by degrees, and believe injury has been
done, except few broken heads torn clothes, bloody
noses"
Ii is further added, that the mob fell upon sew.
era inofensve individuals, and in the fray, one Of
Judge Riddles SONS was dangerously injured"
We sincerely deplore the existence Of such state
of things in our country and we do not now refer
to them with any party feengs-because we have
much mistaken the character Of our fellow citizens,
if very large majority of the Jackson men, does
not deplore and execrate such violence, as heartily
as any other persons