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wheH hs was Govoihor Of Fotijn: wirh comprehend
I' "Cc"S'"n In which he was acting in u opacity to
ms '""uu't "ho"h To The whole nation. II is my
htcht'Oh 10 enter into the details
Their leading Facts IN the recollection of ev.,v ma
en "ny L" take some notice of your viniica ton of
He" 9dc@soh against these serious charges. Paving
regard To the order d" time, begin with the ch,re of
S"'ord"tclton against Gen. Jackson having issued
general order To the officers of his army, srbidinp them
10 obey any command which should him
on make labo.ed, though very lame ATTEMPT to shev
,he danger and the mischief which woud be likely to ersue
implicit obedience should DC yielded in al cases to III.
commands oi the War Department. Bur do you see
ha le5e arguments, whatever ;iy may WORTH to
oe weighed and considered by the Executive power
should still think proper send an officer uner
me command OF 'en Jackson. he bound To obey,
III ncu'catnG genera! OTaT fdiSojedic,tcc that lie
s'"Eths at the root OF all dscipme? y arrogant 0r
inconsistent precnsion advanced Lv spoiled
.hd al popularity And nothing more strongly
now lar party spi can 20 either in d;n,nng the ineliec,
or IN destroying all mau!y canor, than il; your not admit
ing at "nrc that Gen. Jackson's o this occasion
was h'eiensibe, instead of slhnng ao,Ugy for what
you knew not how to vindicate.
b' you Gce doubt" tina, satisiactory ieasons Tor
mus otdef e%sted, because neither
le iStnSuishe who then filed The DEM r,;,ctt OF
var, n'h tiis or'e produce OF censIre.r But
''er uic President 'the dsug uished nan esca ped
IehSue themselves for their luhedrance IL was indeed
consite:ed 20 be which NOR, concerned A. Cal
noun 'nan Mr. Monroe, each Secretary is left view much
~ "e mana cement OF hiss Department. aud ii WAS
se!a''y regarded At ihe He by the opponents cG that
sn'shea "Idn, aud especially Is Virginia pni.
cahs III the same sh have SINCE .rr rdrd
'e same goheman's calling Mr. Dicle,son to order an
I'nS MIR. Randolph! to speak dr.! cOrUiS, ce7ytyG
tt"t cOt0MdGs But surprising he had escaped censuc
how long has it been considered rood gvduc. Of ou off
GERS poprety of conduct that another has not ceusured
tna' the eiuze"S OF Virginia required give
or withhold oensarc according hc opinion of aI Ca /
mum 1t surely was not well judged in you remind the
~ W '''"sc party EXECUTIONS by which you and hc
shew the front a PEFrrAv
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y NFI-JACKSON MEETING.
Couyr fIOuSs RorI.j,,0Lu


Conafy. MAY 5. 1928.
al meeting OF The Anti Jackson Committee Of Cor
respondence Tor the County of Rockingia,n Thomas
Clarke, Esq. Chairman, and john Kenuey Sccre-
-
On lie motion of Robert GRAY, Esq the following
persons were added to the Committee
rev William Houston Rev. Gerard Morgan. Reu
oeh AtateT, Actael Alder. Jacob I3urbho!er, Sanu-
ei Bowinan, Jobn Bow man, John Berr sem John Ri
cry, IT, Ab'tn. Berry, sen. AbIn Berry IT. Henry Boc2
ia. Hntkhoider Peter iu' khoder, Isaac Burner jos
baxter John hrenelnan son of Peter Msias Brene
mar, John Byer!y, {, o-ge Baxter, J. Beard WIN
bushnell Samuel Bowman, ~. nj. Peter Bowman IT
Joseph tnikhoIder, Joseph Cromer Martin Cromer
John 'ronsho'n J"hn Carthrp, Christian CofTtnan
N. m Charles H. EarthIps, George Clarke w alter
Dawes, sen. Wolter Davies, r. James Davies, A. R
Davis, Annanas DAWSON. Jacob EarIy Henry Ear
mart. Aoner Eawcett. William Fisher, William FL
sher, Jr' ~. William Frey, Joseph Funk. John
Ga9H, Christian CARRIER, Daniel CARRIER, Fountain
Graham, Joseph Good. Ltttleton w Gamhin Be
thue Herring David Heu,on James Hail,
William Heron, Solomon Hunter, John Heron,
Robert Herrcn, John HARRISON ir. Reuben uar.
r,s"n sen Archibald w. Huston, james. NJ. Huston,
Nathan huston, John t1arnsbaIgcr Adam Rarnsb bar
ger, Michael Hoover, John Hoover. SAINT Hoo
yer, James Hopkins, Emanuel Harnsbargcr, Samuel
!iiscr Frederick Kline, JOHN Kline SEN John Kline
| }r. Maj st. Clair kirty. John kysar John Ieedv,
ljani I-eo'ty, John Long, Charles Lewis, SEN VIM
Lewis, Geo w. Lewis. Robi Rloony Sa,nn Mile,
Jas. Mallory, Martin Miller, JOS. Miller, Jacob Nil
Ter. " m i. Noel Andrew Mcclellan Abraham Mise
wander, Christian Nsewantler Henry y eff J. Michel
Geo oVerholt, Geo ". Piper, Day,, Rol<,pn. Jesse
t"!son, jacob Rhor, Archibald Eu'herford John Ste.
i'Aens' sam Siackiet, Sam Shank Jacob Si.a ul Sam.
Stoner Ahra'm Stoner, John Zigler Lewis s, even
Ahra''n Smith, \. NJ Philip Shoemaker Aaron Sol
mon jacob Sager, Geo. Sma'ts Jno s;!iea,erd " an.
Z: la"mgson, los. Thofnion, Adsm-Teter, Augustus
! w ater'nan itenry Warser, Dan'l Wh,lcr, Samuel
W me, DAM WINE, Geo Wine, Samp Yuuui, Benin
| Youni, Peter ZeUv.
Resolsed That Hobt. Gray, Archibald Rutlerror6,
Jas Hah' archibald W. Huston augustus Water
/ lf,V,
icnh"ker, David Ifeaton Charles Lewis sen and The
Chairman OF ibis meeting be Committee 10 trans
act such business as they deem advisable 10 ite al
VanceU'cni o! the cause of peace and Older
Re'oired, That the Editors OF lie Constitutional
Wig, Stanton Spectators. Winchester Republican
and Rockingham VcriIy Register be requested 10
publish The above proceedings.
THOMAS CLARKE, Chair,n
i J4,,T KINNEY SecIy.
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Wice Of The Commissioners for Tie adjustment Of
Itasms, &c u'saer tie st article cfe 7ear Of Cheat.
Is Ordered that the Clerk OF :hs Board give public
Il notice To all claimants have not been N.
cidc' that the Board will gain convene on the ism
'uy next, AT which time it will he necessary that u IL.
ecerce IN support Of the respective claims he
NE Claimants pdrtcsLlaT!g interested in attending 70
'hs notice, rs the claims WILL imdscriunatey be disuo
sed Of when reached, according state OF evidence
then before the BoaId.
AARON OGDEN, C!crs Sc.
June I--I2t 'f
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III The following no;e is fio the Yesterday,
stated thot the members from Lanca ssr (Ia
Hall ami the author Of ibis noe,) friends OF the Adj
muis'raiioD. We have file at baud but we bel;,ve
we STATE" the fact NJ Leland hyp0!heticai,y t.e
belieYe'J We were under this persuasion rou kucwu.
certainly, that ha Hall adverse to Jackson he wa
member OF the Convention Ssh january and from
nodefsiand rs that probable majority of Lancaster coun.
y, likewise lTe the scm,lcnan sl 80 ,aa
40 Uoilyc no WISH, design wbatseever TO ms.c2,e.
sent his opinions, induce him either to ;as:c ;ouc
or handle, the GHcean thing We fully agree will, nm
mat his opinion have but little influence upon tie
Success OF either artya conclusion TO which we cou,
no by dispaa of Mr.. Leland, but from ndnp ;ba
the opinion Of Jvisison, Madison, Monroe and
MARSHALL, has hal siitlc We hope i; cxpar1
toa viii appeasa MIR. Leland We rar we shall have ?.
moie difficult task in appeasiug own conscience for
tayIrg uawtiinsly, panied h irrdc sensii;ies c MIR
Leland by chasing lin among the atiierents Of AN Nd
ni"jaiion inr 5icn he has so scep an abhnreencc
We trust however, th1t upor reflection he viii hcoyc
that even gentleman II his exquisite sense of propiev
ami horror Of the "Coa!on might possibly suryiy. the
degradation 81 having mis- associated in politics,
those Of fladis0u, Monroe, Marshall a Brooke.
"oa!icr, Cabcll, Carr, Johnson a sanard not to
mention mary others in Virginia, usnus for Ia len, am,
rat,iui,i,.
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COW NIUEFCATEp.

AZ meeting OF the Anti jackson CorrespnnL;uu Con,
mlttca Tor Mason county, held the Court House. On
monday, May 9th, 1923, PURSUANT public notice
On motiU', William sterreu was unan;n,nnsly apyo;,c1
Chairman, aud George w Strib!ing. Secretary to The
meeting "
The following resolutions were then offered by Mr. IT
iS''er Preiaced by fcw pertinent remarks I'D
lnUlsv adopted
Rcso'red, That William Sterreft, Peter H. Srcnberge,
Samuel Mccullough John CAntfiI and f;eorre w
SiT'onS or majority of them, BE- appointed 40 Executive
Committee for the county, With full power curespod
with the Central Committee at Richmond, ON In, srfi.c,
OF tht ncxt Presidential eleconto adopt surh
rs VIII seem most conducive 10 their promote the
welfare ct our State ard the nun--ad 10
call meeting OF 'e members of this Committee
they deem IL eSncd!en;.
fGesoycd, That the following gentlemen be added rs
mhinoers to ous county Committee, namely, Samuel
MCCULLOUGH, Michael kouns, James Mitchell Michael
3esTis, John c. Henderson,, Henry Harvey, john c.
Nelson, Philip Cdrchart, William Staphensor Thomas
"ummcITille Isaac Lewis, George w. Sribinr Samuel
o. Shaw, Henderson Watkins, Gel Samuel AitCuiInr,
William NJ Posssr, Ira Lindsay, Robert Mitchell affair
Long john O!tac Gre, Nehemiah Smith, Roland f. Lin y
Samocl Hays, William Marsh, Abrahan, Ichi within,
Amsbsrry James lughce, Regeu annette Robert I;,ya
Frederick Sibrtl, John Mcdaniel Peyon OIdacrr Isaac
oldacrC, Charles c. Lewis William Barurt, yuI AZ, y
Clark, Jacob Harris, and Luke Wallace
NcS3iFca, That the thanks cf this Committee arc r,o.
chteo 70 samuel McCulIeugh Es. gate Of the las
General Assembly, and of the delegates apairtcd py
meeting Of the Anti.Jac.srn citizen. or dis co, ~.
represent them in the Convention held a. 2ic;,rti m
!ih January last, for his aiyering h1 aud rdsrr,
cent course ON that occasion, in faithfully responding
personal observation
When this resolution was aJcr,cj II, nrcC,,,uo,,t
wo was present. and add,6ssed tive meeting at lcrptf
in support Of tho present Administration.
't'0Ica' That the proceedings of this meeting sgucd
~ inc chairman and Secretary, and forwarded the
Editor OF the Constitutional Wb At Richmond for publ
cation. WILLIAM STf,RRfr,r CSn;,.,iI,, -
George ". STRIBiING, Secretary.
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Owls very respectfully,
c. II. LELAND.

,lr Rn'9oips o. he Rulcs--t seems from n,s
following addressed to Us from Washington tina,
we we're in error in identifying the report which the
'"fn'y~one members Of Congress obtained HIr. Ran
doPhs consent to have published, with the one actually
made by him 10 the House. That was another sort of
paper We now learn Ia. III, Ran9olpl', own re-
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H"ce Horses The Napoleon, from LIVERPOOL at
New ORR, has board three celebrated race horses
sen" out oy Admiral Cofin. for his eastern friends
he names of the horses ars-BaTeoot, a chestnut CO.
Jour and celebrated racer; Cherub most beau,,.
ui bay, and Cleveland, extraordinary Large bav
10 bands = inches high Two of them we learn have
ose successful competitors for the ST. ieger Stakes
at the Doncaster races. They are 10 be sent o, n,
Boston, and are in excellent order
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ElN.s L.JNn.. ofMe Enani,1r.

,, LANCASTER, Way 22J, 1928.
Tho Ediors Of a newspaper. published p vour Civ.
'ye lncnrrecty stated that am for the Administration
tu6iish this note VI you please, whereby declare 10
Won and 10 Che world my determination To- ,toucb not,
.'S'c not hnnd!e not the accused thing" am en-
tcIy conscious that my poor ard humble opininn
nave bu !o influence upon the success OF q pa rty
- winch rave the uonCr 10 beloug hut so deep -
my aohoTrence Of the in Which this Admins
m"noo came INTO pover, Of the principles by which
h"y are governed, and of the means 10 which Ihev rd
1it leading friends resort, secure their
~ Office that cannot be satisfied that any one sfoud
or tno'nehi, suppose raT 10 favor of ,feir re-
eigc.pD -
Yours, very respectfully,
&. II. LELAND
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TiIe rtnor IcacLcd Virginia. and has created syonr
excitement with the friends of the General Mr. Dn
MADISON, his nephew, passed through Carthage on hi,
way to Judge Williams Circuit, get him 10 ron
rsdict the report but failed it was whispered on
his return" If in these surmises aud extracts ~.
have done Gen. Jackson injustice, "the gentleman
can eXpIain.D
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WEDNESDAY, AlnpNLN1, LIN. 80.
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me Convenfton-Fhe ma orty for the Convention
including the May vote, as far reported is 100
CONTRARY to expectation the upland county OF GRAY
son is stated in The Winchester aud Saunton paners
70 have given 500 ma ori,y against it. The Yin-
chester Republican seems TO think this a mistake
Tho vote has possibly heen reversed Giles is the
only county moi heard from. Unless the proportions
should be materially a!,ceed hy the vote OF june,
the Convention majority may DC safely pu, down at
: 5oo-We beg leave 10 remind the public, that
The polls will be opcu at the June Courts and TO
express cur surprise, that in question of such in
co!culab!c moment, every man entitled 10 vote
should not give il through INCLINATION or lu,,-AIr
Niles somewhat astonlshed that the lreeboj,
strength of Virginia, should ., so mach as 30 900 .
Ii probably exceeds 50o0o-but the astonishu.en
ought to be, iiiai such handful should govern, aud
have been so long quietly suffered 10 g.yern, their
own number SIX seven times tod
Tie enemies OF tls Convention in the Legislature
with the vain hopes of dceaiine the call by the res
r!ctions confined; tle privilege o: voting on the pre-
un'naiy question, to the i.etro!ders Like all their
other policy it has proved disastrous TO them in the
Tesn't-fnr as the freeholders have given SD power
'hi majority for Conv enticu it removes IA pre,
fence Tor not carrying their wishes into effect, and
srsences the objection that might have been taken
Fad uon reeholders been admitted 10 vote that the
victory had been achieyed by the later 1t ever
appeared to US the heiel OF political injustice ,at
tie non-fTeeho1ars wee excluded from voting; but "
$40 now pleased at lie effect OF tie exclusions The
hon'iFcsholdefs probably exceed the f,eeho!ders by
10000, andif they had come TO the polls the majority
TOR Convention would not have been much short of
:lncno.
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port was re.ecieli by the Committee, anI dat line re-
port made ny him and printed by order Of tho House,
was probably from The pen Of another
We make tins correction in a matte, NJ far, n,
ioes not however alter the complexion of MIR Ran
do'Ph's paper 1t rather strengthens the views we
took Of ats spirit, by proving that Jackson Co,,,;too
couidoot be brought to adopt that, which noni,oIlv \
report on the ru les of the House was in point of fac.
trade On The conduct oi former presii,nr orce, ri
'Le House OF Representatives,.
HaiAlaSioa, JUne /, 1925
Gentleman: perceive tia, you lave been lid into
an error concerning isandolp's INkes,r,oh Renar, h
considering II as the report which he presented in ,
House OF Representatives the act Of the f.or,n,,
on the rules Not SO Il was the ,,aper which "a
Chairman hc 1eiste1 10 hare presented as report bn
II was voted down, even By the Jackson Comm;,tae
IL rs this abortion, buried in tue bottom of the gado
which the honorable AR. Hamilton and o,be,s bavs
SO indusIiousy dssintorred, aud exhibited 10 tI nub
lie gaze. r
The report actually made, and not read nor spf,,r
Ell by Mr. n to be copied was three DAYS af,erw
Gil motion of Mr. Bartlett, ordered 10 he printed and
was printed and also published IN the National in
teLiGenceI II was plain busiaoss like paper and
probably from some other pen than MIR Rando!p,'s
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.NIcnLenLatg CoMlLl ~ Copn- I85G.

.b'chIe"barg Co"nY .0iQy Court, 1928.
hd"a.d 'lHdm Jones, who by George Crowdrr
1s gnariia" aud next friend, YN against Elizabeth Il
Jonc@, widow and admlni.ustr& ct Wm. Jones, dec
Doaiha O. Jones, ElIzabfih D. Jones William Joses
Daniel Jones' Thomas Jones and Peter Jcres yrbo ar
chdfcn Of the said William Jones, dec dfs--lv cHAr
The defendant !iam Jones, having entered lie
appearance according t. the Of assembly and o..
nes o: this court, and appearing to the ss sr,cton
OF uc court that he rot an r,abant of this Sa,~.
on motion o. the plaintiff by Robert Jones his attorpc
IS ordered mat the said defendant do appear here ON
'"c irs Day ct August next aud enter his nppea
aee' ava answer tie plaintiff bill; and that = copy r T
," oner Ue inserted IN # the newspapers printed
!" tr TOGO Of Petersburg city Of Richmond for ecf.
yeas ncccSsive'y and ros;c5 The font door Of Ire
court house e sold county.
~ copy. Tr,te. JOHN g.. BAPTIST. n
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TO Jli.4.NUE4CTIJPEPS

"A FEHSON who considers himself qualified to surcr<
"A intend tie erection operation Of an extensive
SN"n actoGy possessing favnra bic opinion Of The
State of Virginia fnr the manufacture o: Cotton wn,IJ
like situation it III. vicinity of Richmond % Pecryur
for that purpose. "
Having had ten y~ars' experience in the business five
OF which he has had the entire control OF factories
which he has been connected, he fucrs hnscf ia, he
shall he able to give satisfaction such as lac NAV engage
with
Further information may he obtained At ibis oliirs.
June + ,,&
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Sdre'uy of' Wtr.-The Senate canfi r,ned the
appointment OF Gen. Porter as Secretary of War BY
the following vote. Mcssrs Tszeweu ard Ty,cr
voted in the Affirmative notwithstanding the denim.
citation of the nomination by certain gentlemen.
YEAs.-- 1Iessrs, Bateman BouIirnv Ch.,,ho-,
Chand!er Dckerson, Foot. Hendricks, Johnson
lou S'afks' Noble, Paris, Robbins, Rugges san
ford, Seymour S'isb.e, Smith, OF Md Tazewe!l, Thorn
son, TJ Ter, Webs ter. Woodbury-22.
HAys.-AIeSsra barnard D3rt,n. Dsp,oo E,,,ch
Cobb Eatoo, Ellis, MCKINLEY, Macon, Riagicy, VIII
Iams.--Il ~
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I.te 1ea"ess'cia We publish to-day, ,he 5,il No.
OF he Ienuesseean-a cogeut and mastery argument
IA the facts and character of John Woods case
The Jackson papers in the west, and private ind-
"duais al their own instance, layishing every
short OF abuse Dr.. armstrong, te author OF tie
Tennesseean lie is stigDa,ised Il coward, and
dared to the field. The Jackson bullcs with ready
devotion, Lave made The quarrel their own, and as
they are incapable of answering Armstrong; argu-
'nents, seem willing at least TO cut them short.
iireir pugnacious propensity is probably not di,n-
ished by the fact, that Armstrong is a member OF
the Methodist Church. These Nos. Of the Tennes.
secan have produced considerable effect even in
Tennessee, for opposition TO il.c General o.gani
zed there, aud seems growing apace. Electors in
two other DISTRICTS have been nominated aud the
chance OF Mr. Adams Obtaining or two votes
IN the State, is considered equal one.
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me buInter "t persons who have emigrated from
The United Kingdom OF Great Britain since re Is 20 ,hs
British Provinces in North America is computed at
$4,000. -
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! Tie Pigaus itedge-T'he combination sadly
defeated in their predictions about the choice of
minister 10 England, Dur their grea, land certainly;
not" outstanding his total restitution Of Truth and ;,on
Or TO say nothing o: that grace from above to which
he pfe;ends and their ablest leader has had the in
lgen"Ny TO turn the defeat itself into argument, OF
the truth of tie 'sp.edge." For months. he and the
C:d Lady OF this place, labored impress the ee
neral belief that Mr. Webster would certainlv he
nominated to England, and that this would be con
elusive oi Tie 'piedge" Mr.. Webster however
prefers ms practice and his station in the senate 10
psayinS the cour'ier at ST. ames'. What DO these
precious reasoners now say Why that the non an.
pontment of Mr.. Webster, is itself the very hes,
evidence ofthe pledge! Listen TO Daft: SIN short, :,
says ne, instead of viewing this overlooking of AR
webster as a proof against the bargain we deem
It strong> additional evidence" Pray what wou,d
have been said if Mr.. Webster had bgen appoj,,ed :.
undoubtedly' thai IT was the best evidence of the
pledge" Nay II was hundred times said tina;
Mr.. Webster wonld be appointed, aud tia. his a2.
poln!ment would be the redemption of the "peIo az
to the Federaiists, VIVA; must the public tbin,- of
this audacious disregard OF consis,encyP What of
The cause that only be sustained ty such means,
- '''e '"9i'Hihsu's o. PFCiiSaCy employed 10
use 'heiE: What q! the dsrespect to lis own under.
s'anaiig implied IN such reasoning
The Old Lady says that the administration orin,s
'eF tha' there was no pledge, because il was not re
deened Had this argument been used, il would not
nave been SO absurd As to infer that there ,cas pledge
oecauSe II bad ilot been redeemed But in trutb i.
was used no farther t!ian destroy the p-esumpton
'na' had been ar"y raised in support of the pledge"
from lire expected appointment Of Mr. Webster IT.
as will scarcely be denied, Mr. Wcbster's cxpectel
nomination was relied upon in anticipation and he'd
Il taken place, would have been relied upon absolutely
as conclusive evidence of the pledge" It is at
ieast As fair 10 cate tie appointment q. alroer as G,-
styling it.
Her Ladyship AFFECTS intimate know ledge of The
"i'"e Affair. She says that MIR. Adams was preoarcl
20 redeem the pe3se, ifupon sounding, Mr. Webster
was wiling 10 run the risGue of nomination. Now
10 ad;t for moment, that ibis was So how could the
Old Lady know it' How could any person besides
Tue parties know i?-for it is plain that if any such
understanding took place. it must have been secrc;
md c"nIlentia The fact then probably is tia, this
Ike al! the other pa'ts OF the history of the ledge
the assertion of Mr. Ailenn and MIR. Baiiey,s know
ledge of IT. the story of Sock,ons letter. Sc is ato
cryrhal The the matter is stirred the worse !,
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''.''S"" "'" A'''F'--- he eV'den'o '' NIL under
scanning oe'~es" '"ese distinguished gen uamen in
i"oo-'' uSs'y 'eVeopsns' The foiiowiog article
from Tue oc'o'o Gazette nros"e' a'!'i"e Ink 10
,'e - ;'''s 0e' ''Cs'0" ''eve' s'Hgh'
.'' 10" 'e"neFeh necessary y! Judge WA
''s"'' 'e'' LA NC "o' N"'" as cary as is' FEB
'""'!, OF carrier, 'H't mere was Sn2A letter. and
""'o" ~ eo"'s'a'"
''''" '''''' ''''e" al ''e course CT
~, r,1 r''"'' '.,'' ''' Su''ei' % '"'S charge
"'' "-' nave a. ga '''''' '''e'' 'ea" 50 'of"AF"
'-'','"'''" against Inc"
'N """ - '"'"'' - WIN '''' commentator, nave
,,,,a Tic r,,,;,,or, ,,o,,,., 49,, 81, ~,
- '''' ''' ''e o'''-
fottesFi'e "dVoca'e arc "c rrInciTI exceptions -
Ire first Of which had DISCRETION enough 10 OBJ
serve the rrn len, cxa,r,le srf Nv ,,s Io,o-s ,d
.,,c latter Of which rot dis,ngc,,,o,s,oss .o, -
,c, , . -
d"ec' 10 u''' ca''go o. Hiis character With ndh
terence. Within few days the Telegraph has
coHdesce"ded to notice il, and hopes 70 suIs all
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"AshtNGToH, May 29-It is with lively sa.is:ac.-
'oa that we state The Secretary of the Treasury. in
virtue OF the authority reposed in him. has subscribed
Ohio Canal Company amounting to one million NJ
dollars, aud has paid the irst instoln,ent thereon
Nat .jo0yngt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

"' VI ~ S',-' va uhc J'iUOT3 from b9Tis0urT
G7cen5ricr county.
observe That in your paper Of IUth Nav vor SAT
'n'' "a correspondent informs ycu That VIM Smith
was ected by small majority oyr7 Joseph Anderson
jhe inference drawn from this no ic, Of the election
>. our county, would be that the contest was between
W, om'.h and Mr. Anderson, when IN truth i, was
between aIr, Smith and Mr. Carr 60 vii sroesr tor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

Is now IN course of arrangement 10 run steamers
" i"n'a' VIA The isthtnus OF Suez. The Psca of e
us connect ted with the plan, and has shares 10 the
steamers on The Red Sea 1t understood that the
voyage will he made within sixty days. The vessels
VIII touch at Malta.