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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

Txs Uxrrsp sTArzs NAvr.-A writer
has appeared in the National Gazette, who re-
commends an augmentation Of the number OF
Midshipmsa. attached TO our Navy. His let
ters are addressed to the Hon. Robert Y.
Hayne of the Senate. They are remarkably
we'll written;-the plan is plain and feasible,
and will, we trust. arrest the attention Of the
government.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

More good news from Pennsylvania.-AE
ter a warm contest yesterday, (says the Pitts
burgh Statesman, of January 2d) the friends
Of the Administrat:on succeeded in electinR
their ,ohole ticket for Select and Common
Councils. Late last night il was ascertained
that the majority for the Adams ticket for Sc
lect Council il $50, and it is probable that the
majority for the Common Council will not ma.
terially vary from this.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

OF the si1ty-four members of Congress frea
New-England, but four have deserted the in
forest of their constituents and joined the Jack
son party viz. Levi Woodbury.. of New-Hamp-
shire; John .dnderson, Of Maine; James ".
Ripley, of Maine and Jonathan Harvey Of
New-Hampshire.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

THE WARREN STAR. We appreciate the
wit contained in the columns Of the Warren
Star, Of last Saturday, and salute our friend
with the expression of our good feelings. We
will thank him, however, not TO assemble us
again. with one OF the personages, mentioned
in his essay.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

FROM New ORLEANS by the ship Ten
nessee, arrived at New York, the editors o. tho
Gazette have received New-orleans papers TO
the evening of the 22d ult.
The steamboat Colombia. employed in car
rving the mail between Mobile and New-Or-
leans, was entirely destroyed by fire on tho
night Of the Goth.
According to Willie's Price Current Of the
22d ult. the late numerous arrivals of shipping
and steamboats, at New Orleans, gave that
port more the appearance of the first week Of
March than any thing that had ever occurred
at this season of the year. The Min. is. ippi
was rising fast, and the weather was unusually
warm. Imports Of Cotton 9,93s bales. cleared
s,4s6--former quotations barely supported
In port, So ships, S6 briggs, 20 schooners, .
sloops = in oil IT'S. No improvements in fieigh,s
but owners and mastera were more firm.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

At the meeting Of the Legislature Of Mains.
JoHN RuceLEs was chosen speaker Of the
House Of Representatives. and JoHx Dur
LASS, President Of The Senate, both friends Of
the Administrstiop.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

o. The Rev. Mr.. MAY, Of Brooklyn, Conn.
will preach tomorrow at the second Unitarian
church, RichmoAd Street. The house will be
rmed and the pews free for those who wish
to attend.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

At q meeting of the members Of the Co.
lumbar Institute, Washington, on the slst Of
December, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS was re-
elected President of that Institution for the
year ensuing.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

cotThs Senate Of the United States has con-
hrmed the nomination made BY the Presiden,
some months since, efNArHASrEL BULLOCK,
Esq 40 Collector Of the Customs for the Dis
trict Of Bristol and Warren. in this state, in
plaev Of Luke Dsury, Eco.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

DELAwARE LEGIsLATURE.--This body
met on the lst inst. In the Senate, after sew
eral ballotings, DR.. Brinckloe. the Jackson
candidate, was elected Speaker. Mr.. Ball
(Jacksonian) was elected Clerk. In the lower
House after ten ballots. the vote stood 10
and 10.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

OCol. John Binns, ofthe Democratic Prssss
Philadelphia, will oblige Us by forwarding 10
this office a copy Of his pamphlet. The favour
will be gladly reciprocated.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

CoNcERr.-Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Horn.
two of the most distinguished v~ocalists Of
the age, will give a Concert at franklin
Hall on Monday evening, which will, beyond
a doubt, be fashionably attended by the lovers
Of chastened and ripened melody. We presume
it is only necessary, to announce concert.
to arrest the attention of all, who are dis
posed to p~atronize distinguished and sterling
merit.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

Q-Thoss gentlemen Of Providence. who
wish to join the Clay ball at Pawtuckst on
Wednesday evening next. can leave their
at the counting room of the Cadet.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12
NOTICE.

A LII persons holding n tes Of hand signed
IA the late firm Of Adams & Foster, q nd Of
which Messrs. Thornton & Lothrop are the en-
dorsers, guarantees or ~sureties, also all persons
holding bills Of exchange drawn by the said
Adams r Foster, and endorsed by the said
Thornton q Lothrop, are requested to pre-.
sent the same to the subscriber, for pay.
ment on or before the 18th day Of February
next, and those who do not present their said
notes and bills on. or before that time will re-
ceiye only what may remain, after the notes
and bills so presented are paid.
X. W. GREENE,
Assignee Of Adams 4 Foster and Jonathan
Adams. Jan IL
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

It 10 stated in the New-York papers, that
the steam boat Chancellor Livingston. will
commence running between that city. and
Providence in . few days.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

Or The complaints Of a subscriber shall
be remedied, las soon as it is in our power to do
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-12

Tho General Assembly Of this state will hold
an adjourned session in this town. commencing
on Tuesday next.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

Extract from the proceedings Of the Jackson County meeting held
Cmistana, June 2l.t 1925
rd That elections FOR Delegates be held in each hundred,
places holding Hundred elections hers Saturday in September
shall ballot the conducting
thereof following hereby appointed Judges Of said elections
Brandy wine uniredn lot George lorwood and arman Tai
ley.
Chrsiana andred- Seal, David c. Wilson Joseph
Chandler.
Gray John Harlan and Stephen Springer.
White Clay Greek la.dedSpen Willis John Ncrdman and Henry
Whitley.
New Castle unsedpeer Dciany Thomas H. Taow. and
miah Bowman.
uco Moore Nathan Boulder and William Steward
Lion Delhi, John and Daniel Newbod
Georges Reading anove Hays
ham Vandegli. -
Appuq unmiri Observation-Disclosures lluk, William Weldon
James Chambers.
duty give bays notice of the place
aforesaid holding which directed
receipt the hour of twelve O'Clock until five O'Clock
proceed the ballots
the thereof certify under their hands, provided
appointed judges the aenceo his colleague
proceed said election all
Resolved That the delegates elected their huded
September Red
and proceed to county ticket they shall
sure to scommed the support Of the pccp
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05


statesmen Standing proud eminene and fixed he is in the af
OF the american people, he can have no motive OF scton varienc
with the true interests Of his His hard earned ame inherited
but sell acquired too pfccior his time M be sacrificed the
Integrity 81 m can os doubted By none even his His
and difficulty and he has never spared or his reputation when h
countfy's good required the hazard
Nor have We found him wanting skill devise JUDGMENT
energy execute whatever contribute The dence
n long
to the American people firm and ncorrupbe patriot honest and
him which cardnr aud deceocy blush and be ashamed
Can n"a mo save II @ pasasy wn pity
murder; and last ALL of such able
1924 received larger proportion President
a o OI' & naw ne Sl "os
The very whom s. 7lam lonorea with splendid Je,
do has 10 @ who h% ' a his I f d what was der s his
adp,sres '"s ss 's"'-'
The soldier whose scrutnaed whos conduct
appreciated by Executive Councils OF the who
publicly defended by Mr. Adams himself while seeay State and
his country. and whose enasn constituted SO great portion Of its moral
property has suddenly become murderer His have be-
crmoned with human blood and he made to delight nothing save
the nsense Of human sacrifice!
fairs Of the naonwh has been well known public upwards OF
to whom he looked for advice and direction when about ner
the duties Of the presidency dscoesd ignorant and 'e'
SANDERS like these papabe their own reual0n with
such they intended But they epe and rel err
aed BY every press the interest Of the administration and we gese to
departments, aid in their circulation.
And why desperate efforts made tarnih the lame
General Jackson because he sustained by the people and advna
strides their affection that III
retained until the of shall be better established
found wanting Fear hold their hour hand
accomplish te unhlowd Hence is that the des
desoalons Fat pstince and famine
country Peoples ao,e.
elevated They work opurihcaton will then
and that all the macnaons individual interest will be broken
and their authors exposed objects Of public
We have Fellow Cizeno presented on tile
which before you.
We the objections have the election Of Mr.
Adams and why think would preuc the interests of the Re-
public We shall taken
OF his character and You will judge between All
you and then
New Republican Institutions
awake and doing their They
and vnt They neither They they
with wealth the talents OF the country be
though Ignorant prove void sufficient n
discern rights end enough defend them Though
rich in integrity; that MOTTO be
corrusd that will barter the precious nhsr
tance, transmitted
every openly conscienious
wiz De nothing
Signed by order Of lie (onrqaon
EWARD CONDICT President.
] nns,s clV yI,sT' rics Presidents.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
Scan and Candle Manufa, tory.

efvHE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the
public Tint he continues the above business in all ITS
Diaches the Old stand, corner OF iathai and Queen
Streets near the Eend' Meeting House, where he will
Manufacture and furnish, Philadelphia prices, oudand
Mn CANDLES, Fuers, YelOzp, and Brovn SOAP, Of the
best quality. ENoch Robt.kiS.
N d. The highest price given for Tallow, Butchers
sat and Fat Of every description.
Wilmington, July IL, 1928. ol-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
nOOK-K EEPING.

Hitchcock New Method Of Book Keeping, accompan
ed with KEY, for sale by A. 81 IL. Wilson, No. 5, West
llgh street, Wilmington.
For sale, as abore,
Crimshaw's Histories Of States, England Rene, and
Greece, with Questions adapted each of them Bow
dac'S Navigator smiley's Geography and Atlas; with
Variety of Biographies by other authors
fresh supply Of Bristol Boavd Fancy Papers, S'ationer
Engravngs Prints for Scrap Books, and variety OF Fa
y Articles; all Of which will be sold for very small adj
'ance cost.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05
BLANK BANK CHECKS

On the Banks of Delaware, Wilmington and Brandywint
and Farmers Bank OF Delaware, neatly printed,
for sale at the Office Of the Patriot
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HATS a7ed BOORS.

7KNE Subscriber begs leave inform bis friends and the
l. public generally that he still continues to keep IN
connexion with his large and cegan, assortment OF BOOKS
and STATIONERY, splendid assortment OF riain GHi
fashionable HATS from I. ELMEs Mandatory, PhadeI-
phs warranted be equal in every respect to any has
ies-prices from g 25 to 49, Persons Wishing 10 pur-
chase would do well CALL they viii be sold either by
wholesale or retail, at Philadelphia prices.
]. SCOTT, No. %, Msrkct-st.
Wilmington June O. 1923.
NIB j. s. can have hats made to order at the shortest
notice.
Brush and Bellows Mandatory.
GtEoRGE w. METz, has commenced the above bust
" ness in all lis variety, at
No. 90, South Second street,
Trio doors 5eloac the Merchants Ccg,e House.
Philadelphia, July IS. 55-u
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-05

s~~v>~y, fHVHE Steam Boat Baltimore, Capt
4 In H. WHlLDEN, will leave Zinc street
rs zsfkMss9eY WHAT Philadelphia, on every Mon
day. Wedt esday and Friday morning,
Il o'clock for Delaware City Passengers will then take
lie elegan, Canal barge LADY CLINTON, Capt Iseddin
rr ST. Georges, where the Dover Mail Stages Will always
c in waiting convey the passengers TO Dover and other
parts of the Peninsula Returning leaves Dover Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings al O'clock and arrives
Philadelphia at 5 ,'cock, T Nj.
Fare TO Delaware City, 81 25i to st. Georges - 50 ;
10 Cantwells Bridge, S200 to Black Bird, 81 50; 10
smyrna, $500; to Dover, 50 SO.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

folk, that, III Dir. Adams was ~ ~
by the voice Of the People. tb.v eei
be willing to put bin out by fore,n u''
AS this is intended to have some ar.
upon public opinion, and is caIcnI ..a
to affect injuriously the cbaracter 60
judge alluded to, (whoever be NAV S 10
| asked you, who, by republisbine. bse!
adopted the charge, and the Editor !;
the Wing who made it, 10 name Il.
Judge of The General Court of yi,s;n
ia" who declared shat, il Mr. A.
was not put out by the voice of,hs p
pie, be would be willing to put him -.
BY force" and the place uhsrs. n, H.
aChen the circumstances under Oh
and the persons before ,rhOm, so er,ts
VACANT and improper sentiment w.,
| uttered.
think ] am justified, and impels.
to seek this information, from locat;,,
the conversation at Norfolk. there IS
not more than two or three Of the Joa.
es Of the General Court who can b ;e !
plicated in the charge, aud the ppbI.
will naturally refer it to one. Thot ~.
utterly disclaims Il, and sincerely be-
lleves there is no Judge, nor other "a.
iional man of Virginia, who ever eT.
pressed the sentiment attributed to n.
unnamed Judge, unless jocuIarly. Tia
first edition of this story was, as | bays
heard, that some Judge of the Geue,,I
Court near Norfolk had avowed SOM
such opinion, and in that shape il Va,
not deemed necessary to notice it; ht
as it is now brought nearer home, aud
has received your stamp to give it cur.
rency, lrequest you, as an act of il.
tice, to publish this communicate
Ny name accompanies it, but, as an al
Of delicacy, is withheld for the presee,
from the public.
a Jndse cfhe General Court cfVirei,aa.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

s 49, p pIiass 10000 tickets
NOT TWO BLANKS To PRIZE.
Tickets S. 00-H1lr,eS 81 So Quarters

NOT TWO BLANKS TO PkA' ~, az
Tickets SIS 00-Halves 81 So Quarters o. -
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The l0500 tickets in the above scheme ~
divided into divisions of $500 each. lne 'S,
5ers from to $500 inclusive constitute ue !" !
division; from S50l to 1000 Inclusive. t'e III,
cond DIVISION; and from 700l to lO,ovo i 1ate
sve, the third division. In drawing 'he bsel,
ry, all the numbers will be put IN one W." ~
and all the prizes above the denomination :,
dollars in another. and the drawing pUs =.
until ali the prizes are drawn. Inc Ps5sno n
bove dollars being disposed Of, the '. ~ he
that denomination will be awarded 70 ="
tickets (being $500 in which the capita, p' h
Of $4,000 may come up. In TINS y" one
waoIe drawing can be completed ~
DAY ONLY
TICKETS AND SHARES,
Can be had IN The greatest variey q nA'"'''
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
LOUISIANA safEi
PHlLApsLrHIA. JuLY 81

PHiLApsLPHIA, JULY 50.
The Franklin, Capt. Kay, IRON New
Orleans, wa. yesterday announced as
below; and knowing the anxiety that
the public felt as to the result of the O.
lection in Louisiana, one sdtbe editors Of
the United States Gazette drove Down
to the Lazafetto, and procured the New
Orleans Argus ofthe 18th instant The
election took place on the 9TH. We
subjoin an editorial paragraph from The
Argus.
The success OF the Administration
party in the recent elections, in this Pa
rish, will correct the oveTbeaIing AFRO.
ganoe of the jackson party. and inform
the People of our sister States, that, on
the theatre of the Hero's glory. a ma
jority OF independent citizens have holy
DECLARED that he is UNFIT for the Office
To which he aspires. Never, since this
State became identified with the civil
compact, has there been SO decided an
expression Of the public viii. Indeed,
the IN oral power of the People has been
SO clearly demonstrated upon this oeca-
sion, that none but the most ebdurate
unbeliever can withhold The ackaowl
edgfuept of the appalling fact. To effect
a different result, however, our oppo-
nents (sei( dubbed "THE PEOPLE")
stopped at nething-the Judges of the
election were first coaxed, and then
brow beaten---peaceablc citizens were
alarmed, and threatened both by inEam-
matory speeches at the polls, and by
their Mouth Piece; but all to purpose.
The bone and snew of our population
bad proudly marked out their course,
aud pursued it without fear, 10 the gIo-
| rious discontinue Of the whole jackson
phaianx. such triumph in the very
hot-bed Of Jacksonism, speaks volumes
for the moral Integrity of the People,
and gives sure pledge TO our country
that the Administration has nothing to
fear in this quarter.
The following are the returns as far
as heard from:
GOVERNOR.
! DEHBIeSr, 1892 Adams
! MARIGNY, 559}
| BurLsR, ST. '"HAso"'
| CONGRESS.
| NHIrE, 14t2 Adams
| LIvI-asrov, 1893 Jackson.
Thee or four parishes are yet to be
heard from. Verbal report says that
White is elected by about GOO majority.
Gurley is said to be elected, and Brent
also.
In the city, the Administration ticket
has carried, without an exception. We
subjoin the returns from single dis.
| trlct:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
HARRIsBuRG, July 26, 1928.


Splendid Abortion.-The jackson
ties held their county meeting yeslerdsv
afternoon, but one hundred and THRU,
persons attended, and fifteen of these
did not belong to the county. The
strong holds ofthese gentlemen became
extreamly weak when tried. - argus
Jackson and Bur.-Eyery day fact,
are transporting which 60 to prove that
Jackson was deeply involved inBuus
conspiracy, and it is expected that pa.
pers will ere long be received from
Mrs. B************, which will
place his guilt beyond a question:
His letter, OF the 12,h of Novembe
giving vague information to governs
Claiborne, is all The palliation which
his friends have found 10 offer isl
him. But when we find him offering
Judge Williams commission in Burri|
army, when we find he gave no iDlor.
nation to the government of these tsea.
soma Die naiters-when, 10 despite oil
the Presidents Proclamation, and a
month after the date of bis pretended
letter, he received Burr at bis house
for eight days, and until his beats were
ready 10 descend the river, conviction
is irresistible. 1t aUus has intention TO
haze kept his letter an has pocket and
to haze gone doton IN the boats wuh
Burr. Nothing presented but the
great hue and cry an the areste n
states. aOhich prevented raising men
and supplies, AID then he sent the
letter to e1culpdte himself
Harrisburg Arg&
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07

"sir.
''lhe Steam Boat Ontario has this
moment arrived from New Orleans, and
brings intelligence of the success of Mr
WHITE, the Administration Candidate
for Congress in that District, beating
Edward Livingston, "the only honour
in The Louisiana pack" by decided
majority. Toe Administration Candi.
date tor Governor is no doubt elected.
THE result in Brsnt's and Gurley's
Districts is not known, derive nv in
formation from a Passenger on board
the Ontario and Jackson man.
VI write from Louisville, where hap
pened to be Oh business.
PETER DUDLEE."
UBy the mail Monday evening we
received further information. We have
before us returns from all the Parishes
in Mr., ldvingston's late district except
one, and Mr., WHITES majority, is
6s3-Tbe Parish (St. Mary's) not heard
from as to member of Congress, gave
ia votes for the Administration Candi
date for Governor and only So jackson
votes. SO that 'tbs only honour Of the
Louisiana pack" has been defeated by a
majority exeeeding-700.
From Mr.. GURLEY'S districttbe re-
turns are incomplete. A friend at Lou.
isville writes to US, that the Captain of
the Steam Boat Neptune, just arrived,
reports MIR. Gurley's being elected by a
majority of So votes, and that he re-
ceived the information from the Post
Master at Baton Rouge The statements
of the 2. nj. at Baton Rouge we know
may be fully relied on. We anticipated
close election in Mr. Gurley's district.
We have no information from Mr..
BRENT'S district
Mr DERBIGNY, the Adminis!ra-
ton candidate for Governor, has IN.
doubtedly succeeded by large MAORI
| ty.
The administration Ticket in the CT.
TY of NEW ORLEANS for Repre-
sentatives succeeded throughout The
highest on the jackson ticket 5s2,--and
the lowest on the Administration ticket
49, 57l .-
The members elected are Messrs. C.
Maurian, jill. Shepherd, G. A. Wagga.
man, NJ. Durable, p. Landreaux, a.
Duercs, and ID. +. Burthe-$Tnot a
Jackson man ds,ong them-the average
ajori,y of the whole Administration
Ticket is upwards of---l00.
.Fsw Orleans, july IL.
VICTORY.
rBE MOST GLORIOUS VICTORY EVER
! ACHIEVED.
! The WHOLE ADMINISTRATOR TICK
ct has succeeded by large majority,
even in fha varv CITY nf New Orleans
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
Smokers Cup Turnpike Company

"P A"' 'tpHNC SoHP"Hg'
FIRST CLASS,
10 be drarVn IN The tozon Of Winchsster, Va
Under the superIniendence OF
TREADwELL SMITH, President, and
HIRoME l.. OPIg, CHARLES MCCORMICK,
Dawn CAsTLEMAN, JONAH ravESER.
Directors Of The Smokers Gap Turnpike ComfGt
ID ORRlCk,
Has the pleasure TO submit 10 the public the &C
coUpanying scheme of the first class Of the
Smokers Gap Turnpike LOTTERY,
formed on the popular division sys-
TEN. by which the holder of 8
tickets Zone in each diyi.
sion) must draw one
prize, and may
draw THaEE
CAPITAL PRIZES IN ADDITION.
HfGHEST PRIZE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
.Fs,U Orleans, July IL.

TIE MOST GLORIOUS VICTORY EVER
ACHIEVED.
The WHOLE ADMINISTRATION IlcK
ct has succeeded by large majority,
even in the very city of New Orleans
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-07
CHARLEsrowN, Va. JuLY 26, 1928.

CHARLEsTowN, VA. jury 26, 1928.
.hesvs Gales and SeGton: In your
paper Of the 18th instant, to an editorial
article headed 'The Crisis" you have
subjoined another from the Richmond
Whig, which contains the following
sentence: "Many of them (meaning
the jackson Leaders at Washington
declared themselves, as a J;sdge Of The
General Court Of Virginia did at Nor.