Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-08-09

P""c' Gil may Mr. Adams and his partizans trembe
IN Anticipation of that time They will be well calcua,-
ed I" shake his federal support and yet further dash
with doubt and dependency the homes even now mos.
liant, OF s success Well, then, may Mr. Giles be the
CHOSEN marx FOR tho calues and
inc trained bands of the conlitonthc presses by
'hory who receive their daily dole from the vaults of
the Treasury. We may estimate their sense of their
weakness III this part of the -emys lines by their oby;
Gus anxiety to guard it, Without the materials 10 build
up e6c.unl defence their only hope is in wcakcnpq
and Gripping possible the force which, when the time
Tor the assault shall come will be broush to bear upon
It, Here, then, persuaded is the great secret of
the motives which animate the zeal and onbitcr tho
malice with which Governor Giles is assailed by the COZ
htion Their only hope is TO endeavour by shaking as
far possible the public confidence in his character and
surrounding @ with suspicion 20 break the fore. Of tho
blow which they shudder anticipate and cannot hope
| to escape
kr#-vcKr Fro it has been decided in Kentucky
Ehe'ner ME- Adams has chaace--a posSiJiity of re-
election for il distinctly admit ted by his friends t,,
barry DO elected, he cana0t BE- What has been the
result OF the Kentucky election, know not Of this
however we feel well assured that Alecales success will
III no manner prove that jackson will obtain tho vote
ot hentucSy; and it, contrary to the admission of
or nons in Kentucky, it be assumed as decisive of
that iact still less will it provo that Cen jackson will
not hs elected OF his election however Kentucky may
vote Tor Governor President we do not entertain
doubt.
To show that the cause of Jackson and Barry .rc NOT
ucn'hed IN kentucky, we suhion of letter
from member of Congress in Kentucky to his friend in
this peighbourhood.
|. DEAR bIn-Wc shall be hard run TO elect Barry Flo
is moi as strong Jackson by 5000 votcs-yet believe
lie Will beat Metcal3o
HiLnEnr STUART The notice, which VIC copy from
Tho hoston Daily Advertiser of great portrait painter
STUART who has ut green old age paid the last debt
10 nature Is we understood, from the pen of master
equally well entitled to pronounce on the merits of HE
countryman as an artist and man. The article IS
PLACED on the fourth pare
NTor:11H PATRIoT GONE. Departed this life ON Mon
"ay' Inc ast July 1923 in the 18th year of his age at
his residence III Orange County Virginia after conoc
ent TO hs room of about fourteen years bv paralvtc
stroke which he endured with great iDrtitudc Co, wv
HHifE. lle was appointed conlmandant of n com,,nv'
III the NTH Regiment, III the Continental Army ON the
t"a November 1913, and served during the war; with
honour 70 himself and the cause in which he was engac-
cd lilo possessed proud and honourao feelings towards
ms fellow cseaturos lie a kind husband tepf.r.
paent-a benevolent: humane msster-and good neigh
6our widow and six toainent their r5ss
ICommunic acd
JACKSON ConREyoNpINe Co,sMirrEE for the
county OF Albenare. Hugh Nelson. Alexander
Garrett, Rice w. Wood, Samuel Carr, Nimrod
Bramha!n, John Rogers, (MiIton,) DR.. Charles
Brown, Thomas w. Maury, Thomas w. Gilmer
John A. u. Davis, DIR. Frank Carr, Dr. Charles
Carter, Col Reuben Lindsay. Dr. Charles Ey.
erett, Orie Norris, Thomas Jefferson Randolph.
John X. Jones, Martin Dawson, John Nj. Per.v
Tucker Coles, John Watson, Milton Richard
GamhI, James w. Saunders, Mann Page. Baza-
liel Brown Benz. 81. Perkins, John D. Moon. DR.
w, +, Gooch, Thomas Daniel, Daniel Scott, DIR.
JOIN Gilmcr, A. BIoadhcad, Nelson Barksdalo
Bartholomew Egan, F B Dyer, 6. w Kinsolving,
DabDey Gooch, John M Railey, Garland Il. Brown
Geo. Rives john C. Garter, John Ii. Craven. Mar.
shall Durrett, Jesse Lewis. John J.. Thomas. Ma
thanlel Burnley, Nicholas Burnley, Dr. Samuel
W. IomkIns, Dr. James Rogers, Jennings Maui
Tin. Garrett White, John Field, David Il. Good
man, Joel Yancey, Meriwether l.. Walker, Ben
lamin Childress, DR. VIM A. Harris Sam'I Uax
rs, Thomas ii. Brown, N. II. Lewis, John Fagp.
James r. Watson, M. w. d. Jones, Lewis Teele
Allen Jones, Henry White, Clifton Harris, Ben
lamin ii. Brown, Dr. Chas III Meriwether, VIM
/. Brown, Thomas Maupn, Capt 3riphtberry
Brown, Samuel Dyer, Sr Edmund j. Thompson
Thornton Rogers, V. w SouthaIl, VIM. d. Fitch,
Joel W. Brown, George Garnet, VIM. II. Meri-
wethcr, Arthur s. Brockenborouph. John c.
Wells, Jarrot Harris Drury Wood, Col Jesse Jop-
ling, ID. +. Carr Jas. o. Carr, James Minor. John
S. Farrar. A. ST C.. HcskeII, John Dunlum
VIM. Dunkum, Peter Meriwether, Reuben Lind:
say, jr Reuben Maury, Francis k Nelson. JOS
C"hPpCii' w " w dtSOi, w ilartn, w His Garth
Seth Burnley, JAS p. Cooke, JAS CofTInan, S.
Leitch jr. John Stones, John S. Abel, John Co.'s,
Capt J, Miller, Capt J. Kinsolving, Capt David
Hays, Cppt. Peter McGehec, Reuben Lewis, Fran
CHS MeGehee, Tandy Morris, Thos w Gooch,
George Divers, Capt. NJ. johnson, George Carr,
Col; David Carr, Albert Quarles, Capt Iere-
miah White. John White, Capt Bezaleel Brown
John Jcffries Edward Ferneyhough, William Tul-
Loeb, James Tompkins, Joel ShifIet Isham CHS
holm, Anderson Shiflet, Ira Petit, Anderson
Brown, William Young, John Dettor L. T. Cat
lett, Ira Garrett, John Blackwell William Piper,
John Irving, VIM. L. Durrett Humphrey Beckett,
James Harris, Joseph Coleman, Capt. Peter Por-
ter, Jesse b. Key, Jesse Garth, John r. Camp-
bell, Samuel o. Minor Twyman Way, DR..
Charles Brown, George Gilmer, John Watson
(Buck Mountair,) John Watson, Uine Noun
tain,) Sa:;uel ChiIdress, Capt. Benz Harris, Jas.
Maury, Claudus Mayo, DIR. John Minor, Geo.
W. Sp"onor, VIM Tooley, John d Craven, Capt.
Mathew II hnfnS .-Eo n