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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-02
Trustees Sale.

nY virtue of five several deeds Of trust from Law
ID renee &. Alexander to me dated the - day
Of July, 1927. the 9th day Of August, 1927 the 5th
day of March, 1925 the 10th day ct March, 1879 and
the 4th day of June 1925 duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of Prince william County Court, ] shall on
THURSDAY, the 9TH day Of August next, before the
front-door of Prince william Court House, Offer for
sale to the highest bidder for ready money! all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed 10 me by said
deeds consisting of said Aexander's interest under
his fathers Will in Tract of Land. called fling
ham Is ing upon Cedar. Run in said County and in 81
valuable Slaves his share, estimated to contain 5000
acres, of certain Lands in the State OF Kentucky,
a Tract of Land Of about 100 djacent TO
Eangham, and four Slaves now in his posse sson. As
| shall sell merely Trustee, Shall convey to the
purchasers Of said Estate such title only as is vested
in me by the said deeds. "
June 23-ts JOHN hACRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-02

ID EMAlNlNG in the =
IL LIST of October, 1928.
in the annexed list, will pI
advertised.
A-EI,zsbeth Alexander
Miss Lima Allin
Hrs Mary Addison
8 Catherine Bradford
W Burke
AiNline BOile
Us Birch
Waiter Bennett
Ann Bishop
WIN Ball
ThoS Berry
Osker brown
Alonzo ID brooke
R0bt Baker
Harriet Bumbery
E.irndor Bishop
Capt Z Bacon
Catharinf Butts
John Bonce
Mary Bird
Rlohland Berry
Tilman Bonce or
Lunch Watkins
C-Nm Cleary & Co
Mr. Coburn
John Clare
Jas Caden
Lewis Cole
Dan Coates
OWN w Dent
Vim Deneale
Walter oyer
Dealy Dip
| Geo Elliot
Kimble Eldridge
F-Wm + foard
Geo X Fitzgerald
G-Chas Graham
Capt Geo Gayther
Titus Grant
Sarah Guss
H-Samuel Horkens
Lewis Hipkins
Frances Haine
Elizabeth Howard
Cornelia Harris
Alex'r Howlson
d A Hagarty
Samuel b Harper
Mrs Esther HALEY
miss Elizabeth Jacks
Henry Jackson
Rev John Johnson
Mrs. Mary johnson
DIV er Jones
j C Johnston
Thos Jumper
Miss Martha julius
Thos jefferson
VIM Jackson
K-Sussnnah King
LIB p A Lowe
Geo Lowry
oct 2---3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-02

STILL FURTHER SUPPLIES
and, from the manner in which their goods laid in
through experienced judge, who IS in daily atten.
dance upon the NewYork auctions, they enabled
to offer them upon the most reasonable terms
oct 3 dot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-02

- EMAlNING in the Post Office, Alexandria, d. c.
IL st of October 1928. Perons applying for letters
in the annexed ls will please mention they have been
advertised
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-02

METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS,
T,ken al the Alexandria IuSeJsa, SsPfsm 1928.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-02

- Increase and Columbia, from New-York, received
A Part Of their Fail Supply Of GOODS;
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

s sS i sI -, Jackson s sss s Nor his,
sPs oSs or m Of s s % ". ;spp0 vote for General
s@ % sS @ sSs W sos Nd s
nm os see. State under h@ nor s "p e,
Ts % whs ssssds sssss
w.,.. hesitation however,
:,
made Mr. any person
A 81. ssih ss r ing n.y.
do 10 l .sas,a s,s ssss
t.pe' says. STATE A.s
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% sS : 81 Ps;:f:: .: .s Tss: :
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Judge @ %
ss nt a : n &c, ever Sss s ssssa ss d.
friends end h Gen ss1: Know ONO r made w. c friend,
% s s 1 =. ss j.
s should . .s o the s ;. will g.
e, I'D s s * s c
md s' the Missouri s s neither Nj, Adams NO. his friends ewes
' % ny s 80, q
g: s. s Il. % .s. & ss. @
... Cen s Jackson.
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nss: ss sss Me- c s c s y ;sas
s friends: sf'ssn
s We sss s s nc s zee: p n v
non fpreden the conditions
feeling
the s", W oas pn who obtain h. object d'
an. ] ' .ss Ct my s .:,s s;.s p he s y
wa. friend he confidence Of al his nsad.
apd hing ua BY the appon
Jackson lam not only but
m @ @ s;s % ys s s s9 s % IT, s rom n. , w
@ he i :ea ' s,s s s s ' e 'a
and intercourse no never politically nor persona friend
the
unqualified
sole benefit and then should
Uvoy. c,cndsn Esq orkr my
support Mr. Adansin preference Cen Jackson lid not At The
Of the aah'ne of Gen Jackson f The Presidency; and u
tina, enabled before he
including that DR. DakeoD that which resented b
lh establishes hs' various and beginning Kentucky
for Mr.
my
deliberately expressed gsnea Of The highest specbi q them
had declared
from kea attend Immediately
in
prnsrss
urged 70 him all The objections which weghtdon
only And
eh Mr. g ally By
ns or @ sr "a ouga nass
public conduct, there would
War With
Ia
Z the rests o
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

(which ina, bad dismissed
MG s ws @ $ he ."ssSsa ,S ssG had by @
s i d Sa %' s 's %. ~ s' n says Seven Ss
told noi SsTs az I. Company 1ss ep question: if
%s s si sS' would $ pS % Mr. s e
ss Sts %
s W S s. sink
P r s p ;: S Of s %ss have c .r Ss'
The s pssd" Ts. sn ss. ss" ors.
this Ss s;ps' of @ @ r as ePs
s. s M 1875 s s ss N BY %
ss e. s % friends @ s n sos1, sss s %s s s
Faye ne letter. there
qs S ss m b s M s G. (Which
% s % .@ commands sH i se:s . s OF s ,. of s
@ s himself ssa s s bear e%s $
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nh he
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@ was new maas p,sen the same gent.
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seen s sss ss. s 6 f;s .s ss s ss
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es having s.ss 10, oy y a subject. He s'ss.h the friends Of
s ny nd ssss: s a % e, ss
Gen Vance that
friends
the parties the Of our sn'" Of either the three candidate.
Mr. Clay, userd
given MI clay
doo of Clay
friends
w a s. he s aSs soa seed .d Nsase. @ s @
ss s s $ s 1, sS ss s s M Nor c
20: % a1 any man ' office would
have mefin the confidence
ha,Ih aaI
sm thar & ss for Gen me- h:1 ss,s p0sp Of choosing
made an, which their votes would depend The friends Of
under u they would have opposed Judge this from the which
know they Gen want and the fact a. was
holds" confident whole and
deliberate declined the whole Committee of the
Jackson. friends
Ns Clay them and wholly conditions @ being
The endss Mr. Clay compliance with which , depend
voted for Mr. Ad@ heon Of this tina. have
ledge the having made Gen J.s Of
prdenc He that well
pie M United States candidates for that exalted station -
have believe that conditions made time by the friends of
Mr. whues that 81 believe any proposition made by
bearing
the HOUSE nor do know believe that any conditions Of any sort were proposed the
Jackson highly respectable
he en sy imprer e"a eosrup on a. srss
the
would hOo he face Of & He
ADDS - was the House ibssys every day the @
and Gss saying . M n mas
sSn aop'n We would have " an dignity n 10 our "@s" o IN
pointed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27

'''crpoul paper of the IA July, says-fcte,s nd
papers from Trieste and Malta [,he latter to the m Of
Jane' commune ate some particulars citing situa
ton OF affairs in the Levant. BY advces from Acxau
TO the s1st May, learn that de,a:hmen, of Tie ,led
fleets had just appea red "a the Of Egyp and
inc port OF AexandIia III Of blockade Il serms
e2Ta"fd'nary that the measure had been adupcd
bei0Te. This blockade will likely limited TO tic
prevention otte insess esress Of ships war or
ports According to letters of the 28h alt from Pseveke
Reisehid i'aca still continued inactive at Aria AMI the
egyptian army continued concentrated between AIodnn
and Navarno The troops were auxious TO unit the
hoIea fu lh ahim appears determined Iru with
OCT orders from the Porte or his father.
Bristol paper OF the 2Sh June received by the shin
Cosmo states that the Corn Importation hill passed e
House OF Lords on the 9th June, without division
lie English pn PnIs BY the ship Koid Gambler ct Ono
oec annouaces tho following Commissioners for the affairs
OF India consequent uron the change of Ministry:
Ear Anerdeen Sir George Murray, the Duke Of Vel.
!insion. MI Goulburn, Lord Wallace, Mr.. Sullivan lord
Ashley the Marquis OF Grabanh Mr. Peel aud
Mr. OConnei, the celebrated irish Barris,cr has de-
clarcd himself candidate the representation of ,e
County of Clare, in opposition to MI Tessv FirzperaId
caly the Excise, in which the improvement Will be found
to exceed The NEST sanguine expectations
LoNDoH, June 90.
venenec suffered by the blockade Of OLoro. All direc,
intercourse with England and tina, part Of Portugal
the greatest of British property is accumulated is cut
ot' ana The new line Of communications by Viyn and
through Spain ard the Portuguese province of Mimic is
considered very uncertain nd insecure. Thus not ony
business interrupted and losses sustained but by the
SITUATION OF hEaTs In the SOUTH and the Hrkuovle!r
OF the blockade n the north advices can he
charged between tire cunercal houses in the two
tries.
Inc EriiiSh STANFORD Of the T3h Of June sars-Tle
revenue Continues 10 improve, and the departments
e'lnee conside rhbe increase in the
rams papers state that Don Miguel had delivered up to
op"in the unfortunate persons of that naon who had
taken refuge in Portugal The unforrunaies rad bec
embarked IN vessel FOR of the Spanish ports Among
mem were several Deputies oe Coi,cs and number ot
distinguished military and civilians condemn,r, 20 capal
punishment, ana who mad co"fsed in the rights Of hospi-
taiIty and the law of nations.
me French continued TO blockade Agiers Lu, overtps
Tor a Peace had been made on both sides
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
from the New Oceans A,sys al Juiy q
Las! Of Members composing lie Legislature Of he S.aie
Of f.omisuna
SENATE

u
FIRST Senatorial District, Pierre Lacuste; Orleans r.
hiorcau L'Slet' Sd Sen. District, Chs Derbgpy+ y,
John the Baptist F. L. Trouasd@ Ascension David Ran
dai Assumption, Andre I.eb!anc;' Baton Rouge Ph,-
mon Ihomas;' ST. Tammany, David Morgan; Point
Co"pre' Armand Beauvais;- Nachioche,, p. A. Rosie:
ouactita ferdinand Morgan;' Feliciana, J. A. Smiths
A"akap"s' N pecloue' Ibcrvie, s. u;riatt; OpeIou.s
Jacques Dnpre; Rapides Isaac Thomas Concordia DR.
C"U.'- III lot Adams, for Jackson
REPRESENTATIVES
P!aqnamines, ValeIy DupIcssis; ST. Bernard Edwa I'd
D"c'oe;' Orleans, G. A. WasSamsn,+ J. H. Sh.pbe d. G
Ma"rian~ NJ. Duraids,' y. +. Burthe,s A. Duc,cs+ p
La"drsaux;F jefferson, T. d. Lvaudes;+ ST. Charles o.
t"6,o"ohe'' 81. John Baptist Bourdesquc;' ST. Jaacs
a. Is. Roman A. Duplrnticr;* Ascension 7. Landry;
Assumption Trst, J. Lalandc;' Lnfourche Int, ior
Nichols s. 3. Wheecr.s A. Thibodeaux;+ Teneb,mne
L. Ih'bodsaux$ lberviile V. Hsber Yves, Ba,oa Rouge
fau"; POM, Coupe, Chemver' Ca,ahoua, d. Thonp-
SOM ouach,ta Mnr-hous-; Nac]toches A. L. Debieuxa
Jas Dyer (doubtui) L. Me,oy,r Bapitc,, q. f. John
s"n' Robert A. Grain:- Avoyelles, Wm VOORHEES,; ST.
IA ndy' WykoH, John Mcor,+ Yanhille;t ST. Martin
nenven"; ST. Mary Levi Poster; Lafayette, A Moutou,
n. Martin; I"ncorda, d. Asxauder;' Nest Felrisna,
James Turner, w. S. Hamilton; East Feliciana a. c.
scott u. W. Newport; East Baton Rouge Wnfrse y
Lawrence ST. Hsens, Breed Strickland doubtful; Wash
nSon' b Richardson; St. Tammany, d. Edwards.-26
for Adams, Fl for Jackson 5 dnubtfui.
Those marked thus O. are for Adams. :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27

Mn te oAo~'ug e0nmn wal D. iSuno the alsst acuoaus
we have from several States, which To the friends
me cV candidate every ground for hope and every mot
i've 10 exeTon Let the audsble our friands
West DO initiated every where. Though of
Nh Adams be considered morally certain wibou, such
exsroh as we now .xhort to- let it be remembered that
every vote beyond the required number wl add the
nfnst affect of success-wi nyisorste the Government.
aud will even console in their defeat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
A DAMPER--MORE MISTAKES.

From the Della Journal OF August 10
To D. Green, Esq Cduirmaa Of tac Jackson Meeting.
SIN. am informed that am appointed one Of tue
jackson committee OF vigilance for Dover hundred,
and have Only to tbatl and always have beco,
opposed TO lie prereDsous of General Jackson the
Presidnncy, and have full confidence tho present
Administration, with that able statesman, JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS at tho head of ii, aud therefore
decline tha honor you iuteud comforting
THOMAS THOMAS.
To Dunics Green, Chairman The Jackson .Ncc,ing
far Dorer hundred.
SIR, Having understood that my name was placed
GA the Jackson committee Of vigilance, by the NEE
utS OF which Won chairman, wish to inform YOU,
'hit you have fallen into an error, TOR JIck-
s01t1c ROBERT, JYfLSON
To Du1ct Green, Chairman Of she JACOBSON Meeting
Dir II have been iIfptstrd thai my has been
inserted as one of the Jackson committee OF vigilance
Tor Dover hundred. am of thosp plain people
who desire TO let well enough alune would not ex.
change the present excellent Administration of my
couptry far au. Government which General yackson
would INTRODUCE AS shall exercise my r,gitance to
keep him out, think YOU y7oud do well TO erase
my name from he Jackson list.
| August 6, 1877.
perceiye with surprise, that have been mistaken
for jackson nan, my name has been placed or a
Jackson commitee for Dover hundred. am no, CO n.
scious OF havingdone any thing which could have en-
i'ieu .he JacHs'n neen9 10 have placed their
'is'. am, anu always have been n decided friend to
The present mild peaceful, and excellent Administra-
ton OF the Gene'al Government of my country.
Argus 5, Nj5Ga.t.,. ''4 T.
we arc no,a lille surprisea~t finding our names
published ny Cd Clement as part Of committee of vi
gnancs Tor tAe var candidate We not on!v au or
| sea such rnsicao but decidedly opposed 10
placing the Executive chair, man Of such vntlic-
i've uncomfortable passions and incompetent talents
ueheTai jackson We find the national ship a6ty
nanned' and joAsously navigaed, and hur,by pray
'ha' her en'darcs ray never be entrusted 10 any man
whose only preteisuns result from military successes
JOSEPH C.3.EA-O.H.
LEFT CANNON.
DIIID EOBl.TSO.R
'F0rttresJork hsnll,ea
JH'y ;Th, 1898.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27

The National IuteIlseucer OF the 18Th, holds the
following language Oh the prospec, of the approaching
eHecton:
"Zae Presidential EAecl,oo.- There remain nov
scarcely two months Of time within which TO rouse IN
the thinking part Of the People of this vast Repub,ic to
sense OF 'e Importance OF the question be decid-
sd at the approaching election Of Electer, of
and Vice-Presjent of tic United states
Fbe candidates for these great Offices have been lon,
Dsore Tie Peopo, BY means Of the permanent public
taoh ot The ono and through the interchangeable er-
tops 81 The advocates Of the other.
For the Opposition Candidate there il m homo RI
effect'fg any thing in the brief interval which
reuiahs HIS race is ruin. Ills ftends-;lo his sup
P0rters-ha.e exhausted every effort AMI every ari-
tee Fire full effect of all rGeir machinery has heen
already attained. and with every in.errpnrc dav !,
in4st' oy he laws Of nature psg nstead of gainine
power.
III 10 lar ille friends OF the administration to arise in
Ter strength, shake off the iehargy which, in arme
parts u The CnUn, they have suffered 10 Green over
tben aud assert their power. They have much TO do
now Is The tune for them appeal to the plain rood
san5b al their fellow Citizans; impress upon thern
ne Vaiue o' TIC blessings ENJOY as People. and
he mpIudence, not 10 say folly. of placing the Gov.
ernment ID hands * once incompetent and rash; IN in
YOKE tben by all their attachment TO free governments
10 Pe6Ce abroad aid tranquility at hornu 10 civ n ips,;
idlIOh-i TO an udependen JHiicarv and free P,ss,
IL rally around the hammer which these objects are
Inscribed IN aaaocia|On with the names of John tuin
~ adams anf hIchard Eu5h, tho candidates for the
hrsi and seclfnd Offices 10 the gift Of the Peop!e
LET no fGan DE deferred from exercising his Fipfh 10
vGe, and psrsnaJng Others vote with him from p
Dread % being an Uotea. His vote win DO him but
ffe honor it he stands alonp Hnwoyer i;,,;,nI
fe nuhber of friends to the gnod cause in any parfi.
GUAR DISTRICT or ncighorhood let their votes not be
suppressed or wHtbeii Il tbsy be- few, Let them lss
'I6arIeSs stilLp
i amnng onr readers ihere be any who crnd he
Elehced IN their votes, By desire to swim With the
current, now too, is the for them TO move TIE
aeaienng C'apoT Of the Opposition has deceived ven
themselves mo 0e'ie oi their strength which is fast
failing beneath tie beams N light which te wet IT,,
rTs 10 Us. Beginning in Eousarfa and con,,nn,rry
IN Kentucky. fbe triumph Of The cause of the gf1nins
ration, we PREDICT VII continue from State 10 State
10 certain victory If lis friends in other States Wi, ac,
With bu half the energy a0a activity which have been
shewD m the Slares Just me6tfonsd ="
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
Fortunate Lottery Office.

FESHE subscriber having established himself pcrma-
"eh'y IN the City Of Richmond in the Lottery Blu
suese, and having had unusual success in tho
of Priest is disposed afford to his friends in the coun,e
an opportunity of parakins in the good luck which al
most invariably attends Adventures at this Office.
The Lottery in Virginia is the D,scr,r s,vA,,p
10Th class TO be drawn the Sh Of September
next.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
S0'ooo--S2, 500-S1 1872 Of 600 &c. &C.
Tickets s4Halucs ST. enarte,s1 l.
The subscriber will also keep constantly on hand
great variety OF tickets in different Lcte,ies Orders from
any part OF the State enclosing cash or Prize Tickets will
meet with the mos, prompt attention.
s. AAWEgINS
Richmond ia. July 10, 1923 wit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27

tvy. aies zoe ION Qi OCnoeI uaXt." ans Is hrLiy
important: and it the view have taken OF the slte-
ration of duty Oh Co,tonb e CORRECT must believe
that this also intended be rctaliaiorv of
the United States Tariff thus, United States To
bacco imported at present, aud after the 10th OF
October from the Canadss or a British possession nin
have TO pay CiIy -. bat If imported from foreign
country, that say from the United States after
10Th October, will DC subject 10 IS 3d. per ,b and
LET ii be remembered, that Sd yer To- additional is
very heavy charge article worth only d. per To-
III bond This measure viii also give great cncoup
agef'cDt 10 British shipping, TOR vessel can
import for consumption from British possession Il is
worthy of remark, that this regulation, IL date or
levy Is contrary 10 the principle of tie WaI chou sin,
Act, WHICH act directs the same duty be levied Oh
SooGs, ex warehouse, 40 on goods snip, whereas in
This case all the steHned Tobacco now i'm warehouse
or which NAV DE warel0used prior l0;h October will
tohenecdr taken out. be subject oay IS pee H. We
are OF opnion That Tins exception Glade the sup
position, that great ra't OF the Tobacco now N En-
gland has beeu either purchased by Engsnep or an
advance TO the full value thereof made by English
caphai. II tbs be measure Of realiaoa we i'.in
IT'S effect will he essned BY the lcvyng of lhe 81 on
@emmed Tobacco only, and not leaf.
Since writing the sSUye VIC have se,ru more recent
or oihc'aiy amended Scale of Duties in which Cotton
Is MADE 10 pa! "a IN lieu of l.; and tn. addi,ioa! duty
on Ioeacco made siilIings instead pence What
IS singular, the same post which brought this new
Schedule, brought also another contradiction in the
shape OF Brokers Circular, which stated that the mi
MISTER nd abandoned tue additional duty OH Tobacco
altogether
Great Reduction Of Da'y an Stures - Alterations
are peFpetuaiiy made in The Duies On Slaves Las,
year (per Act Geo. 4, cap 56) T. States Slaves pa id
three times the duty liable before passing the Act:
Vie import has fallen eff and coupcrs have been greatly
inconven eaced This is to be remedied by Tive pre.
sent BILL which says not only y. States but 'a Slaves
the pro"uce Ut or imported from Gny foreign country
not above one inch thick and FIVE inches broad (tlerc
Is no limit as lengthy shall pay only ore third Of tie
present duties.n
AMERICAN STOCKS.-LONDON June 90.
) per Cents. 70
II per Cent.
b per Cent. OF 1879 90
---------- 1911 80
->------ 1915 90
New York State Canal Stock.
! per Cent. of 1897 :. %
1916 81
: per Cent of 1897 .. .IO3 i
hin DiriGends from .9pr. Isl.
Bank Shares, Ell 17s cd = e
louisiana Bonds.
{FHh Dieiienis from ,Juiy Isl.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
10 be DraWn on Monday, the 9Th ScDfc,lbe1
V1RGxMIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit Of the
Dismal Swamp Canal Company
NO. XVI
5,Q5t PTizrs.
9,i3o Blanks.

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whole fisHets 81, Halves 2, Quarters I.
~ p'eN"ge ~ htieen whole, embracing the Is Numbers
nom 10 49, (Which must Of necessity draw S240 can he
mao Tor SoU-Shams Of packages the same proportion
. cefIhcaie of whole package can be had for 500 60
Of Shares IN same proportion. your orders tn
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
F.oE, the kenIurky Reunr'er.
a VOLUME ON TIE s,JBJE(,T

Gen. dS"'iS ient opinion the subject Of tle 7uriD
aScsrtGiacti.
IL VIII be recoiected ll,at during the last session of
the General Assembly of the State of Tennesse
tam resolutions introduced into that bod, bv n
MI Blown, OF the senate denounc,ng ALL tie nea-
sures of the present administration. AT the time nj
their introduction 1t was strongly suspected that thew
had been furnished, ready made 20 his hands ami ,h,
they came directly from the fIermiiare This sn,n;
con was indugcd by Nessrs Williams and Bradford
~Eo stated IN iheIc speeches against the resolutions
mat hey bore strong evidence of having been manu-
{ac'ued elsewhere. MIR. Brown declined to repe the
los nuatioD and tho belief became still STRONGER in con-
sequence. that tEey had not been preparcd br him
since that, writer under the sigma ure of jefferson;
has addressed the people of the United Stale, on tie
Presidential election, in answer 10 tho address, NJ
ths 'iTgo;a hnti-Jacasou convention. The au-
t'orshp of "J.Hcsson,n has been trac ed TO and ac
khowiedged by Mn. Henry LEE lately Of fYesnore
lana CT uoty Virginia, an nmaie OF GeDa a Jackson's
mouse. Now, any one who viii take the trouble TO
READ Tins production Will readily that the same pen
witch produced "jnEersonn wrote the Tennessee re-
SOFA IONS Wore than dozen passages could he com,
pfed carrying tie strongest evidence oCihc fac in
oreo The whole of the unes Of the two pieces a re
NAKED by The same pencil. This admitted ,ve cha
enge Nr Lee to ari deny the author sh, OF
the Resolutions II he dare II is arsn asserted that
the resolutions introduced by Mr.. Brown ere written
III inc 'ieT'nage under the Immediate eye and dreC-
20" o. "en' ) ackson and received his approval II is
wen khowD also that the resolutions as originally liz
oducrd unwariIy denounced as iInpoiitic and innrc
rcr ai the measures OF the Administration including
OF course The great policy Of protecting domestic In
a"s'fy By suitable tariff. When submitted to the
Senat The cunning Of Cen. Jaekson's fricr,
moved 70 amend it by inserting tho word sn,crn ,,,
me particular measures spoken Of might be ambguou
The motion prevailed That Cen Jackson through the
writer, MIR Lee, sanctioned tho genera! Recommendation
OF ALL the measures OF the Administration including
INC ia'Iit, seems therefore conclusive frcD, tbs cir
cur 'aoce' let his friends say what they may to thc
contrary. lCo,,n,,;,gieJ