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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-01

A 7 special communication of Marshal
"a Lodge No 80, AT their Hall, in Lynch
burg, August Esd, A. l., 5S2S, y. d, lS29. the
following resolution was unanimously adopted ::
Whereas it has been represented to hi,
Lodge, that our Nor. Master and bro. Henry G.
Holmes, departed tins lite on the lth nst. in
Salem, Connecticut,
BE it therefore unanimously. Resolved that
as d Lodge and indn iduals we deeply regret
his untlnry death. aud IN testimony Of our re
spect for hi, memory, viii wear Grape On the
left arm tor 30 DAYS.
II was further Resolved that, our Rev. bro f.
g. Smith he requested to Preach Funeral Ser
mon in memory Of our departed brother, al St.
PdulS Chul Oh, IN this place on the second Sun
day III September next The Lodge viii meet
atlhis Hall onsaid day, AT halfpasty 10 clock \ NJ.
a move in procession to ST. Pau's Church. The
members aud brothers of New Glasgow Union
Lodge No. 81, and Liberty Lodge, No. Of. are
particularly invited TO DIN us that day, lis
we'll as all regular master masons.
IHOS. MCKINNEY. Sec'ty
Marshall Lodge, No 80.
Aug. % Biz
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yERY I.Arr rRoM ENGLAND.

BY arrivals AT New York, accounts have
been received since our remark, on tho du-
" proposed Ia be laid by the British govern
men, on tobacco were in type, mp 10 the l7lh
July. They furnish nothing further, howeV.
err. IN relation 10 that matter, except whalma
be gathered from the following
On the motion for the House Of Commons,
on The llIh 10 go into a committee OF why's aud
NUNS
Mr.. stuart called The attention OF the House e.
the duties. almost amounting 10 prohibition i'm
posed by the Amerirnn TarlH on the impotia-
ton of British manufactures aud produce II
was too late Ia originate my measure ON the
subject in the present session, but he thought
the country ought TO have the satisfaction OF
knowing that the subject attracted the attention
OF his Majesty government.
The troubles in Portugal hive Terminated in
the establishment, on the throne OF Don Mi
gucl.
From Turkey, we bear nothing satisfactory
or important.
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Oriein0f Horse HGtiug The first ,uf9rma.
ion that we haxe on hOtse racing ia tins ceuu-
Try is the reign of Henry II. There ran he
no doubt thai EPSON Downs early BECAME
the spot upon which the lovers of racing in
dulged their fancy, and perhaps the know ~
paflIality OF James |. Tor this diversion wit,
Justify us in ascsihlng their commencement
10 the period which he resided at the Palace
of Nonsuch near Ewel; aud ms reign may
be fairly stated rs the period when horse.
racing became general aud national alnuse-
meni. They we're then called h-ll-cnurses
the prize being silver bell, and the winner
was said To bear ar carry the bell During
the civil wars, the amusements of the turf
were partially suspended but not forgotten,
for we find that Mt Place slud-rnasItr 10 MI.
Cromwell, was proprietor OF the famous horse
Whiie Turk, nnd several capital brood mares,
one OF which, great tavorite, lie concealed
in vault during the search after CromNeirs
effects M the time of the Restoration, from
which time she took the name of the Coffin
mare, and Is designated as such in various Pc
degrees. king Charles the Second. soon az
ter his restoration, rc-established the races at
New mark ct, which had been instituted by
jaime l. tie divided them into regular meet
ings, aud -ubstltnted there and at other place.
he royal gift OF the ancient bells In The lat
ter end of the reign of George I. the change
OF the royal places into purses 1T 100 gnineas
took pace. London Paper.
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OBITUARY.

Died, in this place. last Friday Afternoon.
MIR. james ". UahTS, aged about twenty
one, hlr. Wuhers was native OF Spottsylva.
nin hut had fesided ~ this ploce nearly two
Nehfs, md by his oppn, generous, eon6din.
temper had made lrirrda steady and nHec.
tionate ir'rnds.--ol all who knew him. TIN,
is mol the ianguhee OF Que who dea'4 oni en-.
lagy wbrr" he does not cnuteiyo il Ia he due
The writer hflleye', that Il sny man ever pps-
sessed pHrely nnsophistieaird hearf, lanes
w. Niih-fs Wns ihni man. liz course was
drhiPhi-iorwatd md upright. lie fnrrfed
nothing which be do not feel aud felt moth,
iuR which did NOT hclrny itself IN aGiinn--Ihs
mind yields n reluctant Gssrnt 10 thu trnih
hat he is drhd.--ihai hc is gone dnwntoih mar
row mansions ul The tomb. One week nqu
and who among Is was apparently more her'-
thS ani vigorous than he ? Whose step d.
played more hrmhessf whose jest wa mora
free ~ hnSr lHngn more ioVous' Aud vet
he sleeps thai sireL which may n"l he distni-
bed "yrn by The teArs which friendship nId
affection shed over his grave Youth aud
health, and strength, and eidpe, the1, are no
safeguard ngeint the Shafts OF dralh With
the SHINE relentless sGylha, he cuts down this
aged and the yoeng--lhe powerful aud he
toebe--the vigarnu. aud tie inhim--ihe viz
tnons and the bhss There is rich cnnsoiatinu
however, lrn 10 The friends II those who
sink nnlimely, 10 the tomb. like fruit nippeS
in The bud bv enflV itosta. il ihryrnn re1ecic on
their character aud conduct without "a blush & n
they have perfect rrlinnce on the Justice a,i
mercy of HIM " who made us what We atc -
and who knows much better than We, hail NOR.
tails how 10 appreciate our virtues as well as our
| faults. This consolation has Nh Wiihois's
friends. They nerd not srek better ppiiaph
than may with strict justice H. inscribed npon
his tomb" Here hes an honest nan--th1 aoJ'ess
l0ork Of God
! DIED, at Philadelphia. on Friday lasI the
venerable and distinguished tUnaE RICH ARD
! PETERS, Of the District Court 81 the Und.d
! States for the Eastern District Of PennsylynnH
| llis funeral took place on Saturday afternoon.
with every demonstration by "hIch his feo"
/ his memory
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-01

=, I'D with ereai gnod nature prs''I,
rom Mf ~. letting ms surplus stock ana Oh
d Inn va =. me ruin of American ihci-
aash by d'''p ,,uks the patience and gull'-
..lsnts' una .a,,s;u alike imperturbaoie. we
biltly OF ,.5syer and believe that tie hfN' sfS-
thiDk not wv. :. m AZ decide. Were mol 'of
sinh % No"7 4, aot believe that an lmpo'e'
aaenohs' - of sufficient hardwood, 70 lnP"''
could -, 'V r.s,8ltlsatiV marked Win the name
Al af"Ii' y,,,,a and respectable nahuiac'" 'e''
oi a We, ne ,lesenlly detecied ana neio up
lie p,t as the manifesto OF Inc N'"
seetn. ..,..,vs. " They Tau he tns'an''y so'''
me- -. ale AMI the mantle oil o'h"'o'
bY ps.,IS--as il !, well known par VI ese'y
- ,.,,ssr's business ~ conefal "'9 '.'.'..,;
= -, ohio rinploy hun. Nhn SUI" 81,
''os -, ma.uiactnfeIs may laD"r 'o"s ~ 80, i
ton on, ,.nnlation und character Tor sooo
a,.,;cs ii goods made 10 ii'''"'1 '''e"' srh,,,,s
lam - ana il, may be brought IN, perhaps
an III ,ne custom House, as they Frequently
ene,' "'.o,L ai,isedy) At - to l. per cent
are ,he American importer enters lhe same
less ''', ,h, Il : in vain that American m"us''F
afu'''' ,,,ise shoud enter The E1Inous co,"P'-
aiii qbe very impi ovemen,s III science nav
ns'o IA s,tbserylrtt to this dread power, h''o
he''' It, with which Steam boats have e'ao'eu
w o,.ch.nts 10 introduce auction goods nav
w, many an enterprisng mefchah' '"
Ia.,,s and Boston, and probably 10 ',o
-, of the great auction mar. us "',' :.
soa'a "a extending tina, they have deemed 1t
50 raPu'. In. ,hao Get possessed strength and
pt"a.", ~ tale aud choose their places IN mar
mfa" md no, wait until they should be sacked
- ~ vortex. which like the Norwegian Whi'
nv :. constantly drawing into its hortld bo-
Inn On, no, only ships. hui men, aud winch e""''n-
,.,1ly ,hbns the wrecks OF former prosperity.
haily eA"0 PAWIUGkET.
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n AND FOR SALE.--By virtue OF The last
a " III aud Testament Of Arch'd Boiing
sen dec | shall proceed 10 sell on Tie premi-
SEES al public auction. Oh Monday the 9th OF Oct
next, il fair. otherwise the nexi far DAY, a cen
tam tract of land lying il the lower eni 5f,he
county of CampprIl, aud adjoining ~ ands OF
Richmond Stafham David Robertson. Egbart
Franklin, Jorl Mex inney, Wln. fnrbush ani
Henry Christian, containing by He survey 56O
acres. II has on il q confer able dwelling hou,,
good barn, and other out HOUSES Tor he see.
rItv of crops, and the accommodation of n,-
groes. It's web adapted 10 me cultivation a I
corr, wheat aud tobacco, and IS supposed 10 DO
about one hall ~ woods
Terms : credit of l., 2 a,1 ysar., ~ii
b. given the purchaser. m his executing
boads with approved secnal.Y. und = deed of
trust on the property TO >srofe thr payments.
Persons wishing 10 yler the premises are
requested 10 rail- upon Nm. s. Duisuid, rest
ding near il, vino win shes theln the SAM.
BLAIR BOILING Adm'cr.
With the VIII annexed. o! .lt,i. Boiling, ;, der,
Sept. l. widsa
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ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.
/ Col. 5. Wright, Of NorioK.
BENZ Harrison. Of Charies Cifp,
) j. Goodwin. Of Dpwiddie.
DIR. Richard Field, Of B,atnsrici.
y. c. Darlington, u Hoiitar.
e Benj Hatche,, Of Chta5e,Gea.
7 Samuel Branch, Of Batiaghanl.
Judge Fleming Saunder,, Of Franitlin.
y David 5. Garland ot 18,tera
10 Chapman johnson, Of Richmoad,
II Judge +. |. Brooke, Of SpoH,yieaaiu,
II Charles Hill, Of King and Queea,
Is Capt. Robt. Lively, Of EHsabeh Gin.
II Cap. Hancock Eustace, ~ Stafford
10 John shacklelord, Esq. of Cuiotper,
Ii Judge ". A.G. Dade. Of France Btltiag
II Col VIM. EIIzey, Of Loudomp.
Is Alfred IL. Powell, Of fredcrick.
10 Col, Jos Nauzey Of Roctiughua,
20 Judge y. Stuart Of augusta,
q Ballard smith, of Greenbrier.
% Col Benz EsriII Of Bmhiugioa,
% Judge Lewis Summers. Of ka,la,rda.
- Alpheus p Wilson, Of Monoagaiia.
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THOUGHTS


He who would attain kuowledge must stoop
Ia drink It's tountain.
Reg sous faith may be compared TO noun
fam sptmg, whose source is high above the inn
yurilie, OF life, aud which desccnds thence 10 the
most hunhle walks of duty. cool and soft To
wipe the tear from tie eye aud tie soil Of earth
from the brow.
Human nature, like a Kaleidoscope. presents
a new combination every look YOU take at it.
Charity, saws Feneion. does not require of us
that we should not see the faults of Others, but
tat We should avoid all needless and voluntary
observations, and that we should not be blind to
fleir good qualities when we are so clear-sight-
cd 10 their bad ones.
Never contend With any man. II he is stron-
ger than yourself, contention is folly ii weaker,
ms indlsnIly.
Let ns be careful how pronounce Others.
iehe uniornmate, or imagine ourselves so.
When apparent calamities fall upon rs. we
should examine them close aud patiently i" e
may find tocm Of anrnrueiy opposite character
The Ills Of life generally bear worse name
than they deserve, aad tie goods Of it treq,,ap =.
~ Ike some foreign CONS. have no value hui
that acquired bv their denomination
Men frequently say thai God actions, to be
truly good and honorable. should be done Sc.
crety. 1t is false niea. aud arises generally
from an envlons dissemination to contemplate
'hr good actions of others. Indeed, the world
would lose great part the benefit Of exalted
hee1s ny The ncealment OF ihem-tnr inilu-
ence ut their example. Surely, il any species OF
vanity Is venial, IL Is that OF displaying to man
h"a al example OF virtue ami usefulness.
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s'tp,.TSCisfPy.
ELECTIONS

ksniIcty.--Bs the latest aud most authentic
re'oras, Mricalir's mojority over Bar,y !. about
l5oo. The counties to be heard from are uot
expected 10 vary The result The following fe.
Turns are rcceisedby the last mail, from M,-
,nnfi aud LIMOS
Missouri. From this State We learn. win.
on previous adyices had led AZ 10 expect that
SPENCER PEfrIs has been chosen Representa-.
i've 10 the iwenls first Congress. ~ the place or
MIR BAfEs. The sitting member aud by very
laree majoriy. We cannot. at this distance.
pretend to understand the whole ground of this
election. We learn however, that the questions
concerning lhr sale of public lands had much Ia
do with il aud though MIR BATES Is on one
SHE, and Nh. ftrfIs on the other, a AIissourian
friend informs us, that Il is any thing bat q iest
of The sen1nTo, Of that State respecting Tive
Presidency. Nat Int.
-GgG
ILLINOIS. TINS state we have seen 90
thing Ia induce MS To doubt the fe-cleetion of
Gen. DuScAs. II does not appear. ifom our
present Information, TINT this is any test OF the
sense Of the People on the Prr.deniIal question.
H.
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THE VERgGsHNHAN.
LYNCHBuRG, SEPT. ,IS2s.
GREAT NATIONAL ELECTION.
CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN QUINCY oJ.uassaaA

Man To whose honesty, wisdom aud ability -Four
ffe.,dfntsoi thu United States have borno ample an1
Finic Testimony whom thc great Hdshtaafiaa, in
~ pronounced our most ,ausIo public character
abrohd whom the philosopie J,BcrsOR, aud the PHI
lahlhroplc h'dSoH delighted To hunor aud hom tho
enlightened Monroe after appointing and continuing hun
III the highest ollice "ithIn IN gift Tor eight years pub
le, declared, that whatever there was feAeeencs In
lis administration, was greatly 10 be attributed the
cnnnsels Of Mr. dda,as "a CAifI Aog istrae whuso
administration has eyeod like excellence IN that Of
his predecessors aud during whieh after hi,ine applied
Jnttue Millions ofdollarS interesting Puhc Improve
mrhts has pad oil rs documents shum, than fIIIR
~ THREE MILLIONS oftAe National Urld
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Aug. Oh

.iltGlNlA-At aSuperior Court OF Chancery,
holden ~ the town of Lynchhurg on the Ban
day vi May ISIS. Lynch billiard, PHI.
against
John Lynch, executor of Henry Ward who was
one ofthe administrators vi it'll the will annexed
of John Ward sen. deceased. John Ward and
r bert 4 Ward, surviving administrators with
the viii annexed of the SAID John Ward sen.
deceased. Ralph Smith and William Steptoe, ex-
eculors of Henry u Galloway deceased. Bena-
MN Dlllard, administrator of Ann billiard de
ceased, Samuel smith John Smith William W.
smith Ralph Smith. Elizabeth Leftn ich, Rich
ard Jones Alexander Lettw ich and Sally his
wife Paulina &. Smith, Ann B. Smith, john
Dhla,d, Thomas b. Davis. and Am {. Davis.
aud john C. Davis infants by commissioner
Benagh, specially assigned their guardians,
DEBTS.
This day came the parties aforesaid by their
counsel, aud the court having matueIv consid-
cred the premises and the arguments of counsel
thereupon had, approving the SECOND exception
to the report Of the commissioner aud the PLAIN
iii hy couuciI, waIslng the first auL 'htfd, doth
commit the said report TO commissioner John
ston for him Ia CONSIDER aud report thereupuu
with any matters specially stated, thought peril
nenr by himself, OF required b. the parties 10 he
SO stated. A copp-Ieste. ]. WILLS. c. C.
Commissioners Office, Lynchburg
august 3rd 1923.
re parties in this cause viii take notice chat
! nave appointed Saturday the 3l,t day Of ianu-
any next, to carry the foregoing order OF cou't
into effect az ,shicb time they required To al
iend At inv Office in this town. with their ac-
counts and vouchers, aQd also u copy Of the
court papers, prepared fer examination ani set
Element. CHS. 4 iOf3HoIO CON.
"a Iuifs
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4 good hnnd.-In the endless variety of hand
writing TO be mel with IN this scriblinp scrawl-
ing world there seems TO be some difference Of
opinion OF oftastc, as 10 what const tutrs a good
hand-Whtn a fair lady sends fair note and
requests thr pleasure Of your company TO tea On
a given evening, that is doubt ess fair hand
When man writes YOU most laconiCallV, info
ming you that unless you pay that note he holds
against you IN twenty four hours. he will imme
dialely send you to jail, that may be called a
PLAIN hand. When gentleman sends you an
exceedingly polite note, only demanding The sat.
iSiacton Of blowing Out your brains, that is de
nominated an honorable hand When lady
writes billet doux with qpill plucked from the
wing of Cupid, and with such fine aud delicate
strokes as 10 be invisible except tn the eyes Of
love, that is a loreiy hand. The Lords PRAYER
written in the compass OF half dime, is very
fine hand. A hand which is frequently placed
~ the bottom OF a note " for value received, ~
however coarse and vile it may appear, is very
promising hand. 4 hand wlrch after writing
a long, lean soporhc article requests edi
tor 10 favor the public with thu sublime sqncez.
ings of an empty NOODLE, is TO say the least, a
very impudeH hand. The gentlemen, again
who writes 10 this same humble servant OF the
public on matters Of any kind relating to ii
newspaper, and makes point OF forgetting the
postage, by the unanimous opinion Of the whole
corps editorial, writes a most rnScdiy hand.
Berkshire Am.
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motive assigned for The sol He shot him
sell, sery deliberately On Sunday las. abont
2o'elock -seleeiinR, as the scene Of bis rasa
deed. ms fhlher's grave On the FRIDAY pre-
sons, we arn tod. he was remarkably cheer.
fni. II tells Us, 3" hat shadows We are. ana
what shahnANs we llnrsn.
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The young men of .htrrgne gave a SPLEEN
did banquet to General Lafayette, on the 22s
June-the old General toast WAS To the
as5emblcd young men Of the three depart
menls of Auvergnt, and To our dear native
monntains--rhe Volcanoes of these are eX.
tinct, hu: the sacred fire al liberty will never
he sxtingushed among them"
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PRESCRIPTION Of Il Ljsbon Daudy.-0f all ami
,1as IN creation, the ih-hon dandy, OF faShiona-
''e LnSllanlan swell is by lar the lowest III the
.eale OF mere existence. have been haunt
"'iny dreams be Visions OF uglneSsS since the
INST time heheld small squat, patty figure
Haat"as It! Could il he 4 man ?--incased within
"arse pack-saddle, upon the back OF lean
'ia.l1ned straw-ied, cream cnIoured nag, with
~ enormous flowing tail whose length and
''e'"lh would appear to he each night guai died
.,'' aIscoloratnn BY careiul inyoIutons above
9t hochs. Taken from MS srlduon spurs and
S's pointed boots up his broad blue striped
.au'"'oons, Ii cossa4ue, to the thrice folded
nee Of white linen on which he i, seated in
WI tepoSe; thence bv his cable chain bearing
's as large a "A warming pan, aud hey like
'HcAor; then "A little higher to the figured
'','ena' ot early British manufacture, aud the
N.''alpenrd coat, up 10 the narrow brm. 81
- 'o'' hat ON his head where can be found
eqaai Nor does he want "A nose, as bg rs
shomon of a dial plate ; aud two tanks of
Fhefable black brushwrod extending uudrr
,""e' ear, and almost cumealing the coulte-
G.a 'e'' 10 Complete the sin ,nlar contour OF his
u'eS' tkmsty'S Poriagul.
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e. DUCATlON.-'lheu ru session of tho
IL subscriber School will commence on
the loih OF the next month, (9h mo. seplem
btr shall he assisted by my Sister Rebecca.
AS heretofore. We wish 10 Increase our nuia.
her ot female scholars, and design mnkiny
such arrangements as will render our school
more interesting 10 them.
Il. B. IOWNLEY
Eighth mo. ID. ife2
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4.474.Ooo l.2Is.o0t
. statement from the No3treiies .fnaak


about three fourthS of the Alhanians arc Ma
honetans one third of the Sclayouians, few
OF the WaIldchanS and Greeks; about one
third OF the whole population are Nahometaus
Me fesI mostly of the Greek ChurcH.
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Lgpchburg f0pug Iadi1s' Seminar

Lgnchbne i0Dng Ladies' Seminary.
ThSliE ensuing cg.iou Of tbs Institution, viii
n commence on Monday The 10Th Sept. INST.
In this School are tmughl all the brancbs. Of
education, AS in any o',ei Female Acsdemy
Terms per SESSION oi5 months SO
Junior class 10
Modern languages, lessons, drawing and
painting, lessons pc, week, 10
Music, lessons per week, 20
Payable half in al, anc".
M other additional change whatever
Young Ladies eau be- accommodated with
boarding lodging aud washing for 500 whp via
hive the Advantage Of lcarnmg 10 speak the
French language. without additional chn4ge.
-Four teachers are employ ed IN this Seminary.
Sept / Z. n. LEIBA
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CANDIDATE FOR vlcEpRESIDENr,
RICHARD RUSH. Of Penn.ulran!

Thu talents and patriotism oty candidate are bstior
the able and st,cc-sfu Anlu ration uithe Ma
hJhl FuHncrs md ~ Reports ~ winch tho best Inter
est- ofte country se been learinss ad aed than in
any euogium We can pen
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the proportion OF the Greek Church aud o {
Turks in several ofthe provinces, has been re-
Gently stated in the Continental Journals as fol-
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Detachable We 'nse,I the following para
graph, from the Nashville Republican, for sheer
lun. We would ask the men who write lor :
I've do not mean the Edtors) if they have vet 10
learn that a man accused gravely Of treason, can
do nothing better than to put down the charge
with piaiH statement Of facts Aud thai, II he
do not this, but attempts 10 my siiiy IT, by has II
genls. and talks about Mayor Lees explaining il
IN has Biography, he ipso tacto acknowledges his
guilt We publish, TO day, an address from
Dr.. Boyd MARY to the public, to which the sub
joined paragraph forms pa.i OF reply. As
our share in the notice of the Republican, wc
protest against IL They may make Us " fray
on Blanche II il suit their bumor-bui ne can.
not consent 10 he their A" Sweetheart" There
is no sort of affinity in our feelings, We cannot
degrade ourselves by an association with men
whose sole con sequence is derived from their
station of guarding the SICK hon'g den. We in.
tend To make SOME remarks on the onjesio,ts
made through tgiOrdHre, OF the Republican Wi
tiers, IN sur next We marvel that they snilcr
vi Lite 10 ltdNe tntil-Hllu can ohly account lOl
! toy the oupposlon that the aile ytm Old hctt
: was compelled To make some very importan
communications to the t1,iantr6atC al Saratog,
| springs. What set
+" Aud who IL II hat proclaims Andrew Jack
ION "A traitor On such occasions the name an,
| standing of the dccuser become matters Of lnucl
importance. We repeat the question, Therefore
"no is II that prefers the charge OF treason u
| eainst tnc Hero Of New Orleans Doctor
| Boyd NJ Nary A man that never shoul
dered "A Grelock in defence of his country
Where was this man Of 0ar, This dcclisef OF trea
son, when the bloodthrsty Indians were despla
ting our frontier and the inyincibles Of yelling
ton menncine the emporium ofthe West Boy
| NJ Nary 20 accuse Andrew Jackson of treason
and William &. Hunt, to circulate the charge
Reader, cans'I thou restrain thy rlsibles IL no
ths one of the mosi truly hreical incidents tina
ha, lianspn ed during the whole course of III
Presidential election We have been frequent
" tainted al late, because ofuur silence %
the sub rct of Gen. Jackson's alleged pariic
pation IN Bmr's conspiracy. Tray, Blanch
and Sweetheart have been necessarily bartin
al ms. We were under painful apprehension
lest the latier--the Lvnchburg tirginian--woul
, suffer seriously from the fdgets. We shall com
OUT on this subject IN own good time Nhe
all the evidence which this ridiculous chare
is bottoined is bro't forth, WE will condescend I
notice 1t. Until then, We pray the cualltlo
plints 10 be patient"
Efiract ola letter 10 The Editors Of The Ibg
nian, dated kaor County, (Te'm.I AUg,l
20h, 1928.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-01

for Inc Wing Mary lauder and "We'he People,
OF same of tn II. Yours, Respectfully.
r. r. Robinson, D. 1. ugNcoif,
$. IhBs0H. " Nelson,
He. Mcconnell, MmI n. Iit-hu.h.
.Jss. ~. hag, Ilo. ParroH
J. MORTON, Hm 1 PttcBUu