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MOTIf,E

virtue deed Of trust erecited by James BpJordro
u6scri6sss which has been duly recorded in the clerks
oUce Goochfand county court they either 81 them tri
o" the an day IF Oct the TavsTn Of Rob SamPso
an the county IF Gooehand proceed seH to IA. highest
bidder at public auction cash, the FOLLOWING properly
40 much therso may be sati the purposes
me SAID Deed Of Trust, AHthe said Bufooas House
hoId and Eifchrn furniture t0nsisting IN part Of feather
beds 6edsad' and furniture completely also the interest Of
said Buord, 10 2negyO NAMED fshan aud L:.s,',
ohtch negroes PURCHASED partnershiP ,h John
6oi'lt dec and pad for aceordngi his interest thereon
balance lohA may appear Burfor from
Deep Greek G anal Company The subscri6ers. acting ae
Trustees DW only sa title vested them by the
sad deed tT tao ne right to M property bsVed to
DC good.
James Lyons, Jr.
John s. Fleming,
Thos. b. WATKINS.
Sept. 23. IO-tls
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LEWIS WEBB & co.

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CD1JU QUO
q (l $780,, -
'SsNN .1boi d. Cio'f aoo ioi'o ieieo sugars
So ooae'ioai 40
% mas. ioois:sts
10 yinusua ruin
90 osmsies 90
Fpes french brandy
% ~, ~ ,,ohahu g'n
80 w. uS nps nn 90 .oi foihY
~ pn"s. q wv coi'' oio rye "hsNy
,ca u uua ,ee'."su 40
' 90 v"''' a'e oi "'sh' apple ois"uy
~ N"v'utIu 10
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T.'asn r o,ely M'dena
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NEW MP Or YIRGIt-I4

VEIV .II.fP OF YIRGLhL.4
VIE New hiaP of Vrginia compiled rom actual .p,ve,
under the .uthUrity ct the State, Is now publi.b.J =,
may oe persons dssrou, OF arpcn
mond. "f"''' nuke c"y oil Itch
ms work. Effected by the lab,ur Of rsny ye,r, and =,
care ana money, has perhaps been .up,.,
s variety sGa accuracy of detail, beauty and er..nee
= u, ltreiecs the highest credit the science and
% ., we Persn, immediately concerned in its puhioan,p
prove hshy sIatiyns and to the public The
gave authorised the sale of $50 Copies only of hi,
hs on large scale OF FIVE miles 10 the inrb and d.
e wah she view OF making the sae-s extensive ana r,pJ
moderate price of $50. - -f''0" " al 'He
Cndei these euir'snces, probable tbst bo
nos early application, will be unahIe to Obtain
Copy Of TIN, beautiful and valuable work ~ '
August 3. -. .
nap 81 Ptrgnia, reduced from the Eine S1s,t NJ r
rae aocord,ng 20 .he propsi"nt .as General
A"enh! passed &h aiarch, 1857, also pslii,.,I J
may be obtained application as above Prier 80 ana
oSpss = Sota hps an convenient portable orra az Ss
De -, 1921 co :.
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UNIVERSITY or MARVLAND.

FACULTY OF LAW.
NNHE Introductory Lecture will he delivered at the Uni
~ vershy on WEDNESDAY, the fySs OF October, at 4
o'clock.
The of Lectures will eomm.nee at the LAW IN
STfTUTE, the Fdiy foIowrg aud be devs, I'd daily,
hour the elias. Thoseiwho desire JON the MOOT
COURT will please hand III their or bef the 10Th
day 81 Oct. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Sept. so. q nOhO
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c. s. a. W.fRWICR, HAVE FOR SALE,
WHITE napt cottons-green, blue, mixed and
white plains
Rose, point. and dutfil bankets-drab Jerseys and
ilushings
Blue drab and mixed cloths and cassimeres-blaclt
and brown bombazets
British and German oznaburgs-red and white
flannel
Tin plate, in boxes-sd wrought nails-Brazier's
copper
London porter, and brown stout, in pint and quart
bottles
English white lead, ground in oil-quart, pint, and
6 and OF. bottles
London particular Madeira wine, of superior
quality
Port wine in bottles-English patent shot
Crates of earthenware, assorted
Liverpool filled sacks OF salt
Sept 80. 42-I2i.
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FALL, 1928.
fTNHE New Market Fall Races will commence On the 2nd
Tuesday IN Oct bensth- 18th day OF the month"; aud
continue days.
FIRST DAYS RACE,
Swsepstakes year one out entr
~ subscribers, John Minse IT, Thcs Branch John T.
Meade, o. r. Hare, Thomas Graves, John u. Kirby W IN t.
Erseiiou, Archibald FrankIn, WIN. Wynn, and john NJ
ALSO, ON THE SAME DAY,
Produce Swsepstskes, for year lids, heat, 2On
dollars entrance half forfeit and closed are
The following subscriber:
TheO Field tdrsdl produce Of Merno Eweby SIR Archie
4 iIeniy maclu, produce u Msris, by Sir Al chie.
WIN. H. Johuscn, produce Of Resihy, by Sir Charles.
John M'nse, Jr produce Of Iiurnen, by VrgIni,n.
Thomas Graves, the produce Of his Gouiy mare, by ST,
Chsres.
William Cutler the produce OF his DioueJ Mare bv 81,
Richard NJ Cunningham, the produce Of Bet Bounce b,
VngtbsiL
Jane. NJ seiden, the produce Of LsdyTsln,su, by Sir
john d. Am the produce Of IN, niehari, mare by Sir
SECOND DAYS RACE,
The Proprietor's Purse, 3OO mile heats entrance IS
dollars.
THIRD DAYS RACE,
The Jockey Club Purse, u Goo mile heats, entrance
ID 20.
FOURTH DAYS RACE,
Pct Stakes, fy year dds mile heats entrance 200
doisr BALI forfeit and closed to which there are the
WIN. r.. johnson, Henry CLAW
Rich'd p. Boiling, VIM NJ. West.
Win. Wynn,
The PIopetr remarks, that from the great number Of
tine hos.s in training, the New M1kt eouIe
expert better sport than has beep for
pact lie w' be ready 10 accommodate gentlemen Of The
@ aud o'htrs, WIZ may wish 10 he the
sspi "a "a
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JAQuEIIN p. rAYLaR

Is noic recei,ing from London, liverpool, .N,e,c-
York, and Philadelphia, his fall supply Of
Goods, consisting inpart Of
~ APT eotton',f plsins and Fesrnsuyhts
Rose T. Witney blankets, Of all sizes and pfioes
london duihl, striped, aud point blanket.
White, red, green, black aud yellow axnneis
Green baiz~s boekin aud floor cloths
AidderDusier, Venetian, aud Brussels earpeting
Paris Brussels, and Oxford rugs
OEnshurgs, buElsps aud tickienburg.
Blue black and coloed superoe cloths and caisimsres
Double mied dfah, and corr.nou 20 good Cd cloths
Swsnsdown, toiiutt, and silk vesting
Lemon hats, caps, and umbI elias
Wofsttd, iambs,vuu c,on aud elk hosiery of eve ~
dsseripticn and quality
Dombszetts, pla ids, tatnets and moreen
7s& "A IRISH linen, shee,ings and Hollands
Worsted and silk finges
Calieue., sirghams l. berayes
Book, null, Jacontt, aud other mu:lins
Italian, Gro de Naples, sine hews, and other silk,
SuPsrhne and common saftinets
Beaohed and brown donest, meetings aud shirtings
Together with the usual variety OF staple and
fancy goods, which he offers for sale on his usua!
terms.
Also one case Shapes guns.
Sspt. IS
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etthE Executive VIII receive proposals confor viii
he provisions OF the Sd section of the act
tue Armoty hereto annexed - Apd t.. II furth.,
.hs me Executive he authorised required ascertain upon
what terms the 1Tniory buildings Land attaesed
eau be sold, exetang leased for term of vear.
uieate TO the Gsncrai Assembly the r,sni, ~ ,
/, enquiry" by ORDER of The EXECUTIVE.
WM. II. RICHARDSON,
Executive Department, - -
iSb March, 1929.
M,tsh &
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The SubScri6eT 0DerS JOT Sale,
TINE PLANTATION wlicb h. fss,Aes, called the
IL Meadow Bridges. This valuable Estate situated
Hanover county, Ohiekahoupy Swamp, miles the
city OF Rcbmond aud contains arc 1S of which
are between 100 $50 low grounds por-
ton cleared. The high isud we'll improved The build.
Jugs extensive eonmodous and in good order The
eh,rds large, containing between r 1000 trees Of
eIeeen, fruits No estate has been offered for sale in this
section Of county, for years. possessing
advantages The soil well osousted for the pfodu
cotton, corr, oss AMI grass A, vegetable SOIL
uuurPaed Those disposed 10 purchase, will apply the
utscrber the preDses who wiilske pleasure showing
he Lands aud the Of puI made known. They will
be ommo dang. JOSHUA STORRS.
Meadow Bridge, Sent. so 42-tf
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NOTICE -
1oIiCE IS hereby gwen that Petition will be presented
~ 'othe ues General Assembly, for leave 10 ,.e Toll
DIuse across the Panunky RIVER the point at which Lit.
"ePsges bridge now crosses the said River.
Elisabeth Taylor,
H. Rici,ora S. Tdylor.
9b-sd
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NOTICE-

THE undersigned are authorized 10 employ two
Instructrcsses in the Nashville Female Acad-
envy. The FIRST must be qualified to teach young
Ladies far advanced in Education, particularly Ge-
ography, Composition, parsing the English Lam
guage, Rhetoric Music, SC. sc.
The second must be able to teach one of the
subordinate classes, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar--the first Elcmrnts OF Geography
&C. SC,
Toeuch as come well recommended, liberal SAL
aries will be given, and punctually paid. For fur
Their particulars, enquire of the Editors, post paid
Those desiring these situations, will be required 10
reach Nashville, by the 1st January next. Letters
addressed to Dr. Felix Robertson, President OF the
Board, will meet with prompt attention.
Felir Robertson,
Jas. p. Clarke,
Alfred Bu!ch,
Comm ittee,
Nashville, Ten. Sept. 80. 42-I0t~
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$NefISii ~ 70 tlo.s dnalit - the scrpto
~ u Tive late y. w. Culeman, eafnts'iy tsrsst all
having 'sis sgatnst the estate IL Tr.fsio
rake them known seineu an the lke request q, fr,r
u thos who rsy hsve claims asaus; tie late ~ Cole.
msu Woofolk. Tao5, ipd.bsd 70 either y. W. Coleman
q Coleman n WoJiiJk, To- Es'Of " b. w Cal.-
man, fequr'ssd 70 axe itodae rayrsni fth.
indas encc cen &c gwen. JOHN SHEPPARD. Er'oc
Of ". W. c0ieusn.ie
Jan 10. 76--wtisS tff
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WHEAT
WYE 'cin buy Crops Of good Dheaf and take lien, r
w TIE landings on James River bsIo,v at n,arE ~,
NV T. I6-tf ROGERS & m fRpicn ~ ~
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IP.V. & -JTdRY COTJEE,

IP.H, y .tT-fRY COLLEGE.
SHIlE Chair, Of Chemistry Natural Philosophy, in thi.
~ Institutions having become bythe
81 Dr. Rogers who died Mai ylau, about
termination Of the last collegiate full meeting
Visitors most earnestly requested ats cir council ehamher
Monday the 18th day Of Ot next for puIppe only
great inter est 70 the College
As the College opens the last Monday Oct will he
matter OF Importance that the person appointed
ms CHAIR, should he present that time, commence
duties.
Communications may be made to the st Will
ham'burx, IN Va RIO. MeCANDLISfl, Rector.
Aug. ~ S3-tfSttO
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
.N'E.fR R{CEfAfO An ron carr,

yINIJAr v.,v d..,..hi. = y, r. Ut .SsII< z.
Nihi very desTahit place, called Wouda.n
a near the Wes,han Road, m-. from Richmond !, ~
irrett private sale Tn. tract contsin $40 acre.
Patt ~ winch Jiiy, - IN cult The inn
@ OF very eommodious two story brick house with
o ny AZ fee nearly newt few hones NOR.
iehees ,'i me accommodation of family There ar, Io
Inc usual out house, aud bricte Of exren, and ne
yer iainx wafer There valuable orcharJ
netween - QUO trees OF tile choicest kinds of fruits, sell
WIN great care and now IN prime bearing condh,un There
Ns1 an apple orchard, which, by cutivsiiou mis- IA
&c made to produce able quantity of cider IL 80,
cd ne Wae' w,ii he sold IN parcels 10 suit The
ms v,d On me place iour years, aud from his own
experience, abd the nation of az,
iore nn he ean confidently that there !, moi
hea'hy siiuaton within many miles bmouJ
=, q, JOHN WILLIAMS
attention, hsing the motive for of the AZ ne,
si,s'hi. town property will be taken e1ohspge '''
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BrOotfcid IOr !Saie.
AN r sntious 10 I'll ny plantation, csied pfookGeIi
: on which Ssi'de, eud wi, di.yo'e Of H. or very
iihe al ifrns BEN. SUEFPApU
June q.
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Sept. %.

NOTICE.
INTENDING to be the State several MONTHS
trip TO the South, have appointed VIM r. Bosdnax
WIN Ghol.on my fact art Tor during that
ADDISON POWELL.
April rs not
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MEDICAII DEFAHI ENIs
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE I%0shitgton CftU.
NfkIIE Finl Sts,on o. this intuts"o, will comm on
~ the fret Nonds, ~ November neat, and continue until
The NJ February, fs2o during this PERIOD Leeuies will
10 delivered dsly, aui ful given the various
rsuches of Medicine by
Ihos Sessn " ~ ,Pfofe,-pr of Anatomy T. Physi9osy.
James NJ. Stagghto.. ~ -. Professor Of Surgery
sIAomos Hsndsrson, 81 H. Pfoiessor ~ the Theory aud
Ptsctire II Medicine.
gtioias " WoriImgton, M p. Professor Of Ms,sns
Mstra
F'gedcrtsL My, ~ u. Professor 81 Cbsiriric.
. Itoisn y. Jonss. Dr. ~ Professor ~ Chemistry.
Theffekef - es.h Professnr IS SIS.
The mstfscnisiior Fee. SIS
The GfdjnriOu Fee. $40
JONES " Slaughter, .I y. Dean.
ecY ~. <2-tSI!s
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RICHMOND Ie-4CESA-rALL MEETING
lS2S.

over the TREE HILL COURSE, will commence "a.
~ hsIs0toe) the ID Tuesday in October, t2.i OF
niohtb) end continue 5 Jays.
iSs D.4Y.
a Sweepstakes for Colts Fillies wears old lie
heats, entrance S00dol hsif for cit.
sUBsCRfBERs:
VIM. Wynn, ST. tdesdJ
j. H. Selden Bay Filey by SIR Archy ,u; of LADY
Talman.
VIM 81. West enters Full Brother TO Marion.
Jas j. Harrison enters Jefferson by Vmsnan, of Fa
yorte.
Geo u. Garrison Tdcadl.
VIM johnson Bay Filey nv Sir Chares ont of
Reality
Henry H. Clay enters Bay Colt, BY Sir Archie OF Lady
Cd D.4X.
ProPretor's Purse mile heat, for y. 500
Sd D.4T.
Jockey Club Purse, mile heats for 1000
4th Day.
Pos, Stake, 8 mile heats, f,f $50
18th Day.
Pot Sweep Stakes fer Colts Fiie. years old, . mile
closed
SUBSCRIBERS
Henry Nj. Clay, 6 Benz II. Coupiabd.
Q Jas. J. Harrison, Z Juo. Mn,e.
William Wynne,
Sent ~ 3o--n
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&oeh Of Day Goons at Public SUE

DNh Moons al Puhl;c Suts.
| subscribers will sell on Friday the IA Of De-
ue's commencing AZ half past 81 0'c!ock. their
ha =, -, ~ 1ooDS at public Auction The sale to
o,;s a. Teir Store and to be conducted by Messrs
WILLIAM NEALE g. co.
ora ~ ~ amongst the articles that will be soldlhere
ne Herlno and Cashmere Shawls-some eleyant
49,. A.1 oo5pinet and muslin Scarfs points. cans
c'., ray Jane pillerenes aud variety of other
'"ss ar.cies, which will be sold in small lots.
,,,,, .a4D.ML.NIS1H-zTRIX' S-qLE.
w 100 al auction, the Tan Yard II the A,e
oe,o.. ,hEW DAVIDSON, dec. on FRIDAY the 10Th Of
Unfinished e who're SUCK oi finisheh and
I@A1,EEsaBa
oo"PtLg the Lar ever .ae I'd io III. ms,l.
CONSULTING Oh
Sosl and Upper leather
ssn, h't, sheep and Lamb Skins;
' hofses accustomed 10 work in the Yard
~ me same time tt-iif be Leased
,st:, ... n' OF years, the TAN YARD AND FfNruREs
e0IP'sse ineiudsg two BARK MhL, in good orcer
ii'' one year, FIVE Slaves, accu.toned TO work
On Monday the 18th Oct al N a;,S.. ,v,, H.,
Y, o. the deceased, all vf the nch,n
ct Z, consulting IN part of Press Sid. Hoard
W., 1oIss, eessnt Chaiis, Cut Glass, Bed, &c &c.
III DC hied Tor one year, female ant. aec
~ among which are coOk, washer and rouer Term.
o. sa'e- ny ordeE--Sa. conducted nv =,
p.i-r.ho,, s.,, oe BoswELLs & DRowNLEy.
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u .aia6dmG Land .4gelcg ~
AN authorized 10 SELL remarkably low The Lands in the
"a State u Asbama, belonging TO the South Carolina Dom
panyj purchased by Col Stephen Elliott, Of Charieon,
1913. They lie IN the vicinity of Montgomery Cahaws
and the finest body Of land offered r
Individuals this State The ehue of the so; the purify
OF the wste the health of the counry the superior
advantages Of navigation; the unparalleled facilities Of
merce; latitude neither too cold, too bot afording
pure atmosphere, the denssy populated pre-
sentng lively prospect OF common schools the
sfowth Of cotton aud the general wealth Of the country, all
anrire 10 render settlement IN this part Of the State dere
hle The great and Judgment with wbIoh these lands
were selected the prices which they
chased, aud the anxiety OF the company dispose OF em
Will enable the purchaser obtain good snd, low prices
credit 10 SUIT the purchaser will he gwen, aud good
riy required. All the purchase money has been paid 10
and patents obtained Deeds OF conveyaUce will
be msds To purchasers, when they make payment
also authorized 10 SELL The very vsuabie lands A,a
rama, belonging 10 the following eeBemep Coi Stephen
Elliott, H. YsaJon, and ). s. Bennett Of Charleston South
Carvlns together With several thousand belonging 10
other individuals.
Slave holders Maryland, vuginia North Carolina and
perhaps those living south, would, many in,,sUees
than double the value OF Their properly, by purchasing
good farms low prices MIDDLE Alshams, aud patius
PORTION II thef hsDs upon s. good The
transition Of the wouII enhance their value nearly
half and tn. produce Of the farms lie transmitted annually
20 New YORK; and the proceeds cash returned 10 the
Without trouble difficulty.
Gehtiemen Al dst5nce land IN Aahsu3 have
the paid, any other d,po,u p,aIe of it, by giving
We suitable instructions, and eUe losing the money
will seud 10 any business, be transacted the land
Office IN Cshswbs
Information gwen, winch may be requested my pover
" obtain ~ tn couUtfy. JESSE BEENE, Agent.
Cshssbs Alshsms.
ny ieo,lem ~i confer favor, by cutting this sdser.
tsueu oUt Of the PAPER, sud posting 10 some e"nspeu)U
place.
Sept. so S2-u
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$40 REFUND.

$40 REJp.dRD.
WILL give ten dollars for the dell cry of my
t my oyeseer near Hanover courthouse. lie tall black
man. Ion % 80 years OF age The la.i he hr
al the Deep Run Coal Pits and known in that
and about tnnsy' PITT. lie has generally worked
as the foreman the Bank. Hi. wife at mr. John a.
ShePpard's, near ,he Deep Run Turnpike
WM i. WICRIiAM.
q. ar
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Sept. %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
from lie .N;so York Gasettc.
COMMERCIALLY IMPORTANT

friend has handed us for publication the follow
ing letter from his correspondent ut LIVERPOOL from
which it will be seen that the new Custom House
Laws have gone into effect in England and tho very
serious injury that will be done to our commerce with
Great Britain, unless prompt measures are taken by
our government to avoid the consequences. As the
law stands it is indirect violation OF the exist
Ing treaties between the two governments, wiicl.
calls for immediate notice from cabinet We
scarcely conceive it possible that the British, Gov
eminent intended to give such operation to re new
law, and we have doubt it will be modified on n
proper Representations As the writer of the annexed
letter very properly observes, there Ia an end to ell
commercial intercourse between the two countries
if the law be not repealed.
LrvEnpooL, Sept. C.
.Messrs. Paterson s. Smith,
GehtIemen-Since my letter of the 2itI u!t. &c.
companying q collation. of the duties payable under
the act regulating the duties of Customs upon
goods imported from British Possessions, and the
duties payable upon the same goods when import cd
direct from the piacc PrOdction but in ship o. the
country whence the goods imported, one case has
occurred at this port and far as that may be con-
sidered as authority, confirms the view have taken
Of the now Law.
A British vessel arrived from Halifax about ten
days ago, with 20 bales OF Cotton on beard, which
was part Of the cargo of the -, bound from New
Orleans to this port, and cast away t1poD Sable Je
land in - last. There can be no uiiestion of the
Cotton being the growth of the United States II
was admitted to entry here under the now Law
to "amcnd the Laws relating to the Customs :"
upon the payment of four pence per cyyf duty
Subsequent to this entry the Silss Richards ar
rived from New York with a lot Of Cotton
assigned to some of my friends. tender was
made under the stpulations Of the Convention
of Commerce, considered IN fermer letter. Of
an entry of this cotton at the Custom House at tic
same entry id. per cwt. paid upon the Ameri-
can cotton imported via Halifax, and refused by the
Collector upon the ground that it was not imported
from British possession and 'IrzcbFc did not fall
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
Ric:idid, nen,' Lexington, Ky.
Sept. 10, 1928.
Yours respectfully,

trE,;. ASnRgw JACKSON.
.Sir:-It is with dep regret, have observed tlui
the name and memory of my deceased father have
been sssailed in the OF the public controversy
which has been excited i'll relation to the C}ckasaw
Treaty of 18l8, end some of liz Incidents The 50
cred obligation Of defending fathers memory from
unmerited innputntion, makes it my duty to seek q
thorough exposition of the transactions III which it
has been implicated
Having learned that Col. Butler. T.. p. Currin,
ESQ and Mr.. James Jackson present at the
ypfiotion of that Treaty, have some knowledge of
the circumstances and transactions that preceded and
attended it. design to apply to them for information
Without your concurrence, my application will prob
ably be Intellectual; those gentlemen who re-
p,,ted to have been your friends, may feel restrained
a full disclosure on the subject. You can probably
remove all those considerations which may bind them
to silence, by simply furnishing with express
sion of yorr Willingness, that they may disclose all the
facts within their knowledge. To obviate all possible
difficulty, request that Gen. Jackson will be pleased
o say in answer to this letter, whether he has any
objections those gentlemen making full disclosure
of the circumstances and transactions to which have
alluded. take il for granted, that with your as
sent they viii speak, that without 1t they Will be ST.
lent Furnished with the evidence of your as
sent I snail immediately apply for the Information
NV object is to elicit the whole truth iii order that
in its pure and perfect light the conduct and cliaruc-
fer Of nv honorcd father NAV be seen and Judged
J7rnstinr SIR that YOU will afford all the facilities
for the investigation which your consent for the dis
closures of others can give,
| have the honor to bc. Sir,
Yr. mo. obt. snryt.
Us. SHELBY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-18
is. SHELBY.

Ia Mr. Sioq7e.-Thc Baltimore Republican calls
Mr.. Sloane, the infamous Sloane" 1t is really
difficult to say whether it be more ludcrous Often
svc to SOC the perfect non-chnIancc, with which such
editorial whipsters he of the Republican scarcely
liberated from the discipline of the tutors birch,
srrogste the right to pass sentence, Ter cnhco'rG,
and without other guide than their own most suGfi-
cent wisdom) upon the characters Of mon old enough
TO be their Grandfathcrs, and whose honourable
reputation is ayouced in the archives Of the Nation.
Wr. S'carc has hoc7 n urt~ l;c, g. t"rrn'v FIVE