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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

the low country. ~. the rcosle NJ Gr.ea,.,,I..
we tie heople of the mountains aud back Cum
c. We, VINO '.olu Pf@deee three fighting men
,he low country neonle a., ,,. ~, ''''
we will not 60 along with them. aud ir,hey could
Onloni ire will separate lIom South Carolina.
Dun We 90 no. "prfehend dissolution; a Ger
Co., s, -, , 80 'i'' ''',''hf thef hope
will he dlsappoiated-ihe ncont Of Tho nnne,
country do noi intend thai any lining shall be-
80 - ,''''''s', we mon 'hion and dsu-
lec,ons 10 Cons,ess aad rho s,,,o I p"'
will turn. Then it will be seen how rhr people
,a' LACY COUNTY zee, on ,n'' sngrcl--lh There
"reeh'li' TO tolerate The word, disuninn--wc
It F" "'' our Poiiieai vocabulary
GOOD NEWSt--Tbe ,c,.s e.a,, ,..;s,,,,,
is ndeed cheering. The triunnb tho admin
istration candidates on the very field whore
Jackson won all The renowo he has,o ho,s,or &.
so soon after his late elrclioncc,ino visit should
teach hi, sangnlnc friends what tho, No., o,
pect when thr voice of nntucky and New YORK
shall be hcard.-rhc peonle If Ncyv o,lcars
know Gen. Jackson for tbcy have .,.., ,.,d mn
his'tyranny The, knoyv tb,t H.. o,,.r,. ,,,,i,l
he won IN battle was .nlhed nv act. or d.soo,;.,,
aud individual opp,ess;on
" p"h pieen seems 10 be IN a bad way Sc.
'''''''" " MS W." '"eh nave ieii HIM alleging
'''' '''' ''''''''''' 'oa VIII noi pay them their
wages MS must proceed from onr oftwo eau
''S' E'"e' IRON h'elly or dishonesty. II
''e '"'n'er' we would enquire what becomes of
me mighty patronage Of which be has been so
long aud 50 loudly bOasting , 1.-THE latter we
should not be much aSton,shed
t...l..,
clocl, onc-h,lf,fu,, hr,.i, ,.,,...... ...=..
nv ,I..s,s K,,uyn., A,5ar,.. r.n:
h,n,v ~ saw ,,,,,..,..,. .....-, =,
,bora ,yere s,n,, 49,.
and thai lint litIe d,,,,,r,
,o,d. ---rh., ,,,;,,,,... -.
AI.ss,s Andr.,,s i, u..,,
IA, M .i,,oL -, -.
n"Va' OF the stock of good, g." 10 mn
""e' mousse. me accident rs attributed to the
"'"Ne"'"s u INC '""ndaiIon, by the depth |
"h'ch ma" oeen aug below II by the worltmen /
HGIOlninW GOO
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SoHth- CGrOiinh. We have never believed
that the Ilcisson leaders in South Carolina would
~ all" {" deuie the rejecting yeomanrv ofthat
State into acts Of a reasonable character We
had too much confidence in their good sense
aud patriotism To believe, FOR moment. that
"ey wond close their eyes TO the advantages
Conferred on every part Of our extensive coun-
Try by n" union of tine States, 10 hazard them
IN the sea of wild experiment. for thr purpose
"' a'ertlng an evil merely apprehpndod, NOT
'eIt-and which, we sincerely believe will prove
ne wholly immnginary. The following re-
m'fkSare copied from the Greenvii'a =. c.
N'pnbiican, paper which we have before had
"ccaSon TO commend for the sound sense and
P8ulo'c feeling it has Il spIay"d during the I'M
necessary settlement created IN i1at State bg
''ctlou> and diSofganizing dcma5 ocues
me traitors who have been urging sunon,
~ > to haul III their horns. As robbers, before
''' 'eati1e an 10 steal, YrC0nnoifra tue road
"'''l II hey fnd " ell enH"s IHrv @l,nll, back
""elr hhmg pia""s; 50 tile>r mreches. hiv-
- 'ei me puiNo "illa people. ard HndIag that
"r hung will not DO IL, IA attempts t. die.
S"Fe The DnIoh a." regarded with horror aud
t"'Sp> and that tnr rrorle viii not listen TO
'"' larY No" chana AR mote, aad rutect ne
I, " desired diSuninn.
=, IN io"jp o. IUiy toast; are generally irdicn-
~ public if"H .. Thc lat cplsbfaiion
a''N aa'e 'eu a quietts 70 some of our disu-
:, '"'s}i they viii not hav nclors TO pfccede
-" d. CON Is they thought Tho sentiment
"'' worthy Governor cainat hr too hlgniv
au'tied hr IIf'dprs hinsalI 10 us, all has
h;'. ',e>5 to '"pp".the tnian. aiay Gpd b.'s,
Il ''' IT, aud support han IN MS uo!Ae resoIu.
q" ''f the ST. tha' comrs from so'e parts of
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a CD 6AaAsk b'.rrime Bacon, "a
x %. SHRP0S RID IN The vicinity o.
town II, an experienced touse keeper n pro
portion of hieb is HANS, which we can
recommend for family use. For sale by
l.. 6, K 3. NORVELL.
Aug. /. AS
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/ 10 coon dcgree Of strength aud oilulrute and
protected hp naf arms, viii thcv gradEr 10 con.
ifhnr then might. 10 relieve as from the heavy
load OF national expense winch W liz undfr "a /
shall ncYer forget the language Of Cot Rar,e.
Who indignantly aud eiaqutnGy exclaimed
bhtdlen pRuted hy yaui ,nrct 70, Nout on
! preston planted ihem IN Anrrica They nonr-
lshtd 10y YOU, indulgence Nu-they grew by
.our neglect lhey protected hs Your arms :
They hase nnhls iakea up aims N yoal d.
fence; have eNeried their Yalnr amidst thrir
constant and 'aboiiau> industry. ~ defence Of a
country, the interior at Which, while their flon-
tir's were dreuched with Llppd has Welded all
It's ltiIe saving In your enlargement
but, 10 return IN America. Nhrn the news
OF the passage ri the bill reached the colonies
iheN arose as one man they protested against
& II as an act at tyranny aud oppifssiuu--thr,
pronounced II Unconstitutional aud unjust
that. ns thry we're Lnrrpreernfcd IN the English
armament, they would ~, pa>sivp'y submit
! 10 thur unconstitutional laws. Petitions aud
memorials wetc drawn 10 he presented 10 the
hinG aud each honSc ut parliament Congress
then IN session recommended 10 the sc,rial col
onirs 20 appoint special agents who should II
mite their utmost rndravors IN suhrl y redress
al grievances The Brush parIiamcn NJ
length, through tn influence of Mr. Pit fore
seeing the consequences. II - we've carried INTO
execution repeated the stump act
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fore ,,oth.r 49,, ,',.l - -
dn,ir, ~, T., ,,la.s H., .,,a,,''I
The American, non, .',, ,ha, ,,a.i,.,''',
their dcsir. of re,enoc had cow, la,.l,. I,., all
that rcsnec,. =, l,;rh n,, dno =, ,,.,., - -,
subi.crs-pr,,l,,a. and l.,,..,. ,,..,' ',,,t -
vain 10 the King aud Parlamrut-=ihrN were
datnrn5n.,1 ,L,,t h, ,,,,,,,'.',.,!.,.
il was. .bonrd h, car,;ed mt, ,..,,,,,,,, r..
sist thie =. ,,.,Ii, i a., 49,, -.
the colonia,-ran ,,,.., ,,., ND L.,
! ,a,t ,b,, 49,, Mn -, ,,I -,
t,rnrn,cal,ov,,;.,. 1,l..,,. -
a,men,s from, rnai,,.t
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

u OllCE.-An po,'nna lndchte1 10 the lair
y firm ofC. Il. y T.. NoNcll are trqeesi'd
10 ro,nc forward and make set. nefl. as Longer
indulgence rannp' be gtun ~ lesa 10 ihose
wbo'r atrearngcsaie noi liz hv sicc,al coolrarf.
aud n persons ha, ing claims opHiust sad firm
are requested to present 'hern ior paY,pcnt
LORENZO NOR@ vi.
earnog pnduerot q r. ~ NDak
AUGUST ! 3nta6
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1000 EBG)HIg.AgG&

1918 blanks.
All the priar' payable In Cash, which may
be had, ~ usual, ns soon as drawn.
Whole Ticket 81 6O
Half "a % Quarter 62 10
n The holder of tso lickcis or Shares,
must draw one prize, and may draw 'hrre.
TEHMs--f or packages, mol less tian fifty
Tickets, scheme price, iol approved note,
payable fifteen dnvs after the drawing, with.
oni interest. Vendors, nj all times, supplied
al Scheme price
a. ORDERS, by mail or Otherwise, meet
the same attention given tn p"r-ona Hppliea.
ton. Address 10 Manager. Offices,
Lgprhb,fg, Eichmord.,
BiHctfAer, Bhettial,
AUG. LFF1NlCll
.tirf :. N9pHgf9
\ package pize tickets Va. .statc w.
lotteries, Bank NOTES and Cheeks, on tie Eaas-
IN Richmond, was some time since lost on Is
WY from Charlottesville 10 this place. Pefsen
are cautioned ngains, taking the a',1rs. e
payment will be withheld NJ this ohice
July II
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MARRIAGE.

Married IN lurgdnY 2oth lhdy. ls2e, by
the R.,. ltnes BOYD. Nj. Mt8ih Hbtrlrr.
to Miss iIisnbth Smith. nllni nrlson 8 gnni, .
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EGoN0nYL ErONONIl
WALKER 4 90.

n 5FT "DN1 WhnIInF IH8hlUUhhTn hfIIrT's n
" Drrss viii Iind Il CONSIDERABLY 10 their
IN crest, hy calling on
WALK EIs q 90
Emporium ~ fashions, fnrt DIOR 10 fhe
Vrelupn Onlrr1 Wbcir thes CON be necpnfnn
dafed with ta.Inonnhle fafmen'a NJ every d.
.crip',ou. surable Tor the pee"1l orapproafh
IN sraspn, IN bet,r itrBs man Al any ofhlr
lanbh,hnlfnii ~ IL tlher, the assortment IS
very general, aud additional snpfles rre re-
eeiscd weekly Il lirInr,a G'cds and Fab
ions. whlrh wc can aHori Ia sell cheaper INN
pelsons can have the June goods made Tor
here,
Also, several oasna of fnr Hats mud n grner
n assortment ~ OF shot
Aug Z. ia"7
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ho rt'd, No. Kerd, To lnar siucl
Aug lst, 1897. l4Io2 2O11 $40 l.d2
DO, ld ISIS. ll7t6 22uD 652 1870,
INSPECTED
The past week 2sl hhds passed tobacco; a.
hhds refused total 31S
The quantity FOR inspection is diminishing
and the crops Ne expect are most III market. We
50" no change 10 notice IA piIcrs The article is
m IlIT demAnd. NJ Tie fnIrs nhnNe.
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IsYCaBURG, August J. 1925.

!" Y,aV, Gi,nicte aud Swsethear'.'-N
tere,h. the silence OF the Jecksonians has
been broken, ia relation % tue charge against
Isrkson. of having been engaged in Aeron
Rnrr', plot. The Washington Telegraph ,
r,rb,noutl Euqlirrr aud Charlottesville Ad-
y,rate have each furnished the public with
d.nia, of the fact. and with the reasons upon
which ,hat deninl Is founded II was our in.
,pntion 10 have noticed the grounds assumed
N these several detrnces in ON paper TODAY
i.ots. i, WAS impossible, from the late honr
Al which tie Advocate was received, to take
a. IN 1T nnp view, Ms we intend 10 DO, WE
l.vp deferred it until hur newt. II we do
act oroye, by their own showing, that the
.,,-t. il viii be owing 10 our want Of ability,
.,,5 not to any deficiency of materials.
IN the mean time we 10y before our readers
he folowing-paragraph from the last hnor-
RE Enquirer
- As was 10 bp expected " the dogs of war
La,e been lei loose upon Nathaniel Williams i.
-. i,as had applied 10 hun, by the worshipprrs
of the Hero. every term OF oNnrnDIlm 70 ne Gui-
l.4 from the vocabulary OF the black uard Aud
,,rvhat? For giving publicity to tue truth.
won now nncontroveried bv the accused --tren=
eral jackson has not yet drhied thai he offered
to William, and others commissions in Rurs
Army: and we understand that he has aCtualiv
admitted it. which admission If he has made ~
whether evienciug n connexlong criminal or D.
1t4rwi,p, " tie gentleman can explain
4 Mr.. Baton of Mc'Mnnvle saws that he be
longed to the company OF Patton Anderson,
n Captain in Burrs Army; and THAI h.
Burr nctually mastering Oh General Jackson
land II the ioyer Bottom. a company OF armed
men To prosecute hi, views.
We aver, not upon our responsibility imt mp.
or the responsibility Of the mosl highly credible
source that Burr. in order to rtISe funds to pro-
Fecnte his cvprdtiln. even sold bills To James
Jackson (tJrncrIy highly respectable me,-
chant of Nashville, now of Florence. Aabama)
,,tiersfd 5p tisnSrat Jncisoa they not hon,g
raid aud returned, liz GtHeral mGs compelled 10
ra5 ne mteeg. Now. y"u iiero-Hcs instead of
f,tinc Wuia by denaunclns, ~ advance, Dnsi
call upnn James jackson of Florence { la) 10
publish in some Alabama paper, what he knows
touching this point lfyon do not call On him,
W. invite James Jackson to let his country have
- benefit of ms information.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

gN DUCAIION The snbscrihrrs nre nn,
M erecting spncions mud comfortable
School Room on the hill, nearly Opposite H.
Capt Edmund Pate s. whore They purpose 90
p"ning n Staaal ~ The lrh day oi August
next They Inv" procured n neal pnlr Of
Glohes Celestial aud terrestrial, } and n p.
neral assortment el Anrs Doth large and
small fOr the accommodation OF the SrhooI
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TER Ms,
PR Srssl0R 0L Ilrc WOnihs .

PR Session If Firc Uonths
For Onhoerepbv, Reading, Wr,Iug.
English Grammar, Topography. Nvnh
the use ~ tue Maps aud Globes,) aud
Arithmetic, 20 90
bookkeeping, Algebrn, and Natural
Philosophy, II 90
The disripline ofthis School will he very stree
MI persons disposed Ia paironize ~ may rest
well ASSURED thni every eyertIon will be need 10
promote their interest, and 10 rdvancc then chit
drcp in thcir studies. We ,hall also pny very
strict attention 10 the molai department OF all
children entrusted I" our care Persons from the
country, fecing disposed TO encourage ma
school, can board their children ia the families
pt several respectable gentlemen IN the NJ ehbor-
hood al the Scnppl Konn, on very moderate
terms. II. i. T.. ChllDkESS.
/ j. AlOORNAN.
Lynchburg, Aug. T. 3ws7
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The Rond from me Ford IFl,-This road ON
the Amherst side, is changed. II now passes mp
the ravinc from the river and comes on, Mt Nh
ISbeIls. Travellers win fad tbs way very
good one, hu the old road impossible
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G'75 Lale in Tennessee. DIR. James L, Arm
,rrong, tic author of several essays against Gen.
Jarhson over the signature II "A Tennessee
su s. ha, bern seriously beaten by four men who
rndeapore IN vain 10 make him give csrtifi
ate ,hat he had spoken falsely. The Knox
lie Enqurer gives the following statement:
lFRqu A CORES PoNDENr)
'Btit0tf COluiig Juiy 1928.
etr--T haze barely time 10 inform YOU that
go Iacl.snnian government Is commencing -
60 Gnd;ny tiny could neither silence Doctor
Ariasirong bv threats, nor procure ccrhhcdtes
=, rei,tr the volume OF Recorded Testimony he
nd exhibited IN support OF the Two charges he
had made against tne General, particularly the
l,,fer Of ATTEMPTING 10 sAindle the people Of
This peighbnrhlod ont OF then lands | have Just
l,arl tlBt three or four OF his bulirs attacked
t,c u ,clcr Yesterday M or near his shop and
nearly took his llir. This, | have no doubt, is
tended 10 deter others. who are conyolSant
with the Generals outragns on society IN umrs
PISS, from daring to give testimony
Yours, Sc.
far!,sonism has reduced us TO pretty state
ofsacletv. truly 1t is but short time since a
resident Of New Orleans. just arrived in Nash
vlp. came very near being attacked by an arm
pl haHd OF ballIeS. no doubt paradcd tnf the cs-
lccia purpose oftating his lie. He was told
oi ther intentions aud lhereupon prepared him
&elfmith several of his friends 10 prevent the ex-
ccution or the threats implied in their nenacing
movements. IN" result was, that the hucs
dsprr cd when they saw thai they We're likely
so he me- on equal terms The gentleman on
" offence was, his being the son.in-iaw of Hen.
~ Clay We see in the Nashville Republican
On attempted extenuation of The outrage or Doc
for Armstrong. II is. doubtless, from onr Of the
bastard bullieS engaged. OF from some " eve wit
ness. stationed AZ hand IA nlder 10 become a
competent affidavit man. lftae prrpet aforS o
this savage outrage on Doctor Arms rong are
not brought 10 speedy justice We shall think thai
the military mania has iriumphrd over law and
public opnon We conScirr tiou>lv believe thai
Jdcli>onism has reduced SoCrtv tn this state Of
vandalism. General jackson is vet recollected
a, The Chief of an organized baud OF bulle, and
he-leader in the ranks of the Nashville asas-
sinsi &lhiS attempt upon the lives ofihe Rentons
Is, no douhl trlu,uphantiv advcr ed 10, as the pre-
c"drnt to the savage atrocities that are fast dis
g. aeIng our country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

! WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-In the Senate Yesterday
the resolution submitted .Ionday by Mr.. Silsbee, in
relation 10 the protection OF American commerce in the
NedterraneaD from the Greek piraces was consider
and agreed S. The iii for the relief OF the CoIuab
an College in TIC District OF Eolunbis was reported
without amendment. The Bill making .'s partial an
preparation for the support of the government during the
year 1929" which bill provides Tor the payont of the
members of congress and for the contingent expenses
OF Congress, vas read third lime and passed The
Senate also spent short time in Executive business
in tue House OF Representatives, i number of nett
ons and resolutions were presented The resolution
offered by Mr. Minor .f{ouday, calling for list of
Land Warrants issued from the War Department. was
iad on the table aer few observations in which a
objection 10 it To be the temptation which world m
held ont 10 spectators by the publication of the ac,s
asked for. .mr Mariindae offered resolution which
was adopted, referring tito the committee on the Public
buildings 10 inquire II there exists officer who ha.
charge OF the public Causc1gays which are now po,nc o
destruction il consequence of the mud which is suffer
cd to lie upon them resolution adopted on mo-
ton OF Mr. Noedcock, To enquire whether tie rule OIL
which te Secretary Of War suspends the pensions nj
pensioners suffering imprisonment for crime be sane.
toned law The resolution offered with the ssuc-
ton OF the Secretary Several private bills were passed
ana other bills received from the Senate, we're read
and referred 10 the various committees. Both Hon
seq adjourned TO meet again on Monday.
WAeHISSroN, January In itc Senate vpetcr
day, Ur PARIS presented the Memorial Of snr,Iry ci
ilens OF Washington county, Mauo, in relation to the
scCrcssiCns Of the authorities and citizens Of NJ
brunswick. -Tr Paris also submitted y resolution
calling the President Of the Quilted States for infor
tfaion relative TO any alleged aggression on the right;
OF The citizens of The United States by persons claiming
authority uuder tha government OF The province OF evy
Brunswick. bill reported from the Judiciary
COMMITTEE for the relief of the Sew England Jjssissp
pi Land Company, which ordered 10 second read
iHE Some time vas Speut in Executive business
In the House, after The petitions had been n, scented
and bill relative " Drawbacit had been reported
read and referred, Resolution was reported bv III
W'itarY' the chairman OF the committee rnanufacu-
res, ~ obedience TO instruction Of that committee
1k'ng for power 10 send for persons and papers This
Singular proposition led 20 animated and proiTscied
discussion, in inc OF which mr. OatIy moved an
7nendT'n which did not change lhe principle Of The
resolution but merely made it more specific. Til,
snepdment prcSaed, and the resolution was then ador
ted by vote Of IGZ 10 6S 1F
The House adjourned I'LL Wednesday
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
APPENDIX TO MR.. Gays ADDRESS.
LETTER 70 DE-. WATKINS.

81 .e!nri'nsrRte, lfHnthnpns, In. dih .j2ne 1927
Dean OH; had seen The letter you alluded in tl.c
Public Prints before received yours OF the Ist MAJ
cannot express iLo indignant feelings it excited Il
- the fabrication OF desperate man. who to obtain hi,
onect dafes TO assert what he knows 10 be false You
ASK me 10 say, whether ''know believe that suc!
proPcsiiien was ever made, whether conditions of
ny sort were proposed oy the friends of Mr. CLAY IN
nny one, "n the compliance of which their vote yaa
made to depend" No honorable man can believe for
moment ts5t snCh proposition was eyer ynaIc mr.
such condition stipulated was rrepd ,r ~.
Gays thonghoui the contest; was IN the confidence
c' all his friends, and declare God that never
beard OF such thing, until il was asserted by the djsan
pointed adhcrcnts of Gen, Jackson. am not only -
rorant of any such arrangements bu, do mt hn,aye
'oey ever existed know full we'll that at the time
The charge made by Cen jackson or bis friends
1hat 10 person with whom converted believed Mr.
N'ay had acted Improperly, except the adhrrcns of
zen jackson. who / shaI! always believe felt apnrr
~ hT Clay aSd his friends for havnr too much firm,
eSs IN the first instance to be acted upon bv their viz
2ncc; and III the second instance too much c,og,;,,
a@d love o country 10 yield 10 Il faction headed Nv
im'ary chief without talents, aud whose life is hiso-
- o l'nnmailty bloodsIed, and violation Of the law
oi Tod and G his country. well TacOllcct that I'm.
bigh-rnIDdrd and honorable friends of Mr. ra,vfo,5
amongst whom name the Hon Mr. Forsyi, of cor
GA, the Zoo. Mr.. Stevenson Of Vrpnla the lion
Mr. Williams, Saunders, Edwards OF North I,aroiua
and others whom could name and ;nono.t tI,or, n,
Hon. sam Smith of Maryland in frequent conyrrsa-
IONS "''h M repealed such charges, as the eGusions
OK disappointed aud APPROX cd of the cnice made
ny va" 'eods Of Hr Clay, III preference Gen Jack
son. regret nor 10 see these gentlemen, all except
ME- Williams, acting against their tica opinions
Fegrc u lhe more, for entertain for each OF them The
Shest esteem, nor believe that they iii Dersist
IN course which will end in their srppori Of General
'acH'on' am not asIonisbed at their opposing the
administration, as IT Is friendly to internal Improve
mems and DonesljC Manufactured bit con nevc,
believe that they Will give preference 10 = man I,c
'Gh. Jacbso" over our present Cbcf Magistrate
t"hE the friends Of ,jir. Clay ought to contradict
-, ''Se W'on"cd charge: a. one, am determined
a.Tgr4tt .a.E1
zen. jackson does establish his assorp,, Tsbicb
C""lot) he ought 10 siaai fui,tr 20 The world as a nro
~ pl9e ca'nnn'n"r as Unworthy of public or private
o'""Snce' ana ayo'ded BY eyery inau Who has re
Spcci Toe Iitne and Tor honor
Your obcdient servant,
VIM BRENT. /
:. You inay nc hi, letter ne yon thai; prorer
sgr Jsu. '' ""0H WIZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
Your obcdieut servant,
LETTER 70 AIn. CL,r.

H.. Ia C1Gt%ge Os2. -, 1897
- IN SiH; Having accidentally omitted the
80 opF"|,G""' 70 7"s'7er your most valued favor,
ny 'Heo'o1ste !5aUbs and request ~ nncb 80 9I,s
pressure q. business allows it, Tic very bigh grati6ca
Ton Of Jour correspondence.
2.7 ''3ou@io accounts from Europe leave lnus
. N"''i.. ?. ~. is'A't D.. GoGf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

Benjamin Hatcher, Esq. of Manchester, has been
appointed Delegate for the county of Chesterfield 10
the Anti Jackson Convention, in the place Of Rich
ard Gregory. who declined serving on account Of his
advanced age.
! Thomas "a Hocombe has been appointed Delegate
By the Lyochburg Committee, in the room of Fortu.
na'us Sydno'' who could not attend by reason of o-
cal duties.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

W. AnTED TO hFe FOR The present year, a Woman
' who can come we'll recommended 90 4 GOOD
-i>5. " asher aad rome fuarls 81, .i.- omrs