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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21
Fn4sEIsN TNTELAfGENCE.
THE FURNISH dANHEaro.
CON5TANIINOPLE, Jan. y

From The Monteur Of THursday, Ftbhar4 81
CON5rANlINOPLE, Jan. y
Even the least informed are aware, that all
Nps.nlmen naturally hate the lnfdrls, Il that
thu iuhlrls on their side are the ememirS of
Nnssutmen that Rns,ia above al, has parli-
cu.hrhatred 10 Liam SIN h thai snc Is the chit
enemy oi the Sublime Porte. For fifty ar
TX years, anNious (in!ouse) TO put into exc
cution her guilty projects against The AussuI
man nation aud lie OF oman empire. she has
constantly proflrd bv The slightest pretrXts
to decIarcw war; the disorder committed BY
the JHbisstrirs, who, tIsank God are ami
Inflated, iaNourrd her pro grcss She has by
DEGREES. invaded our provinces; her AFRO
ganGe aud her preten ions has' bern ever
Hagmrnting, aud she has, at lat, imagined
that she has discovered an easy method of
rNrcn'in2 her ancieul plan against the Sub
lime Poue, by exciting an iosarreciIon n
mpng her co-relgionisrs the Greeks. Tie
latter. united in the name Of religion. made a
Simultaneous rcyolt--ihey did all the evil
thcp possibly could 10 the Mussulmeu, and,
in CONCERT with the hueslau-, who, on thei"
par, attacked the Ottoman empire, couspircd
the determination of all the faithful, and The
rnia 81 the Sublime Portr-Which may God
, vau thanks To Divine assistance, and 10
i the protection oiour Holy Prophet this per.
! Eil4I. plot was discovered y short time be-
tore ii was To he put into execution
! The measures which We're taken IN the cap
fal, without loss OF time. checked AT then
commencement the guilty projects which
E seemed 20 epsy of accomplishment the
! sword inlir;rd Justice on good number 81
/ rebels of the Norra, of Nrgropoht, Of heara
uia, oT Mis-. oonghi OF Athens, ard Other
parr, on the Continent. The rebels of iiie
Mora, and uf the Isles Foyer, Jared, at tht
very beginning Of the troubles 10 engage
with tGc Mnssumrn; they killed lrea. nun
bier Of lhcn they reduced their wives an,
their chiltlren 10 bondage, and under thr
name OF the Government of Greece they
committed unhcarl-Oi eXccssc, Fnr mann
wears, considerable tofres, both military am
naval were seat against Ihen but our laut
troops discouraged by want Ut pay, did ~
displav the req isile ardor. our feet did no
succeed on account Of the ancient disorgnui
.zalion of the arsenal The matter being
spun ont. other Europeans, as we'll rs Ii,
Rae,isns, animated by ambition, furnished s.,
cretly every kind OF assistance to the fG5eis
either by promises or by deed, aud thus bt
cane the cbiei cause of the Prolongailon o
our troubles. Al last led away by the sub
tletv, and insinnatiOn5 of Russia, Erglan.
and France united themselves 10 her, AM
under the preieAt that thrir commerce, suffer
! cd by the long Continuance oil those troubles
they prevailed Ell tie Greeks ~ every kInC
nfariiep, entirely 10 reUoGnce l1eir dutes a
| lrayahs1 tributaries.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

-ep.-, IN aua.l.an eas M agtecd 10 by ma
i.,,t. efthe 0amIa.tiea tie hal meyer donat-
81 r,tI, vas assca.gd a. bs thrm. rom "ha'
h s.,.,s a. IHau ffilfIHrut=. BE- presumed t=ts
.r,. Il, ea,fset a#rard,.es wFia tie ancftiaes
contained Ia lhcfrls5tt. Tue hun thsifnf4' has
st4tsItlai he ID nol communicate 10 a single
-, nh sl.Hf Committee his MT nfnn ia snb-
,,if lAaf ianan Il vas impossible. t5"rei'fr,
that die ifilud. nj tie Administration up"n iHai
Con,uiHrr could have abscntfd 1hemstls s
f-..., ,#., mo. ,Itt, concert. Mi M 81 fem
ssi.a,saiea ,hstHu4 sneh sal1sc Asas 10 be asi-
cd ,,ppg. lie COMMITTEE Ind becn aborinas
l. fnesrad almost aystt dHF oi Tic ezsian
far. lad fcparfrd 'he appropriation bills and
d..ne,aa lf ~ tat lrs5res,. public and ptiyai'
With had u .ra a. e5ualiy referred to them.
On the ,lay f,Iarro5 10, wos accidentally ah-
cent. IL i. nuarcfs-ate 10 state the cause. Id
..ntt ,sr r}4f auy hp 'Hlss of Importance vas
ii, rt.u,.. q. fore iHs COMMITTEE. | had Bcyrr
h ard a. #nnI4atipn nor did ! suppose. thai a
repaft anon IT, fmiufrs Wis 10 be acted upon
a. an, inn dnfine TIE sr-sipn. Had known
that A ,gp.ts De subHdted ~ The Committee. I
nresnme TT / sba1ld have been present. As
Ia fhr doctrines pf The report. n Is unnecessary
i.aiI should trouble the House. hd}r alrra.
dy esprr..rd ms OPINIONS upon the subject OF
projecting domestic Industry, IN the remarks
IS bi,u inaIe epon the taiiG bill, before The
Z antfnifi. col The Whole.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

ward. 6. nnons, cash. Tie aJots . a rsry ~.
specimen ofthe rapid progress u eieii'saiioi III
Americq'
Mss Lane. Only : wears Of 49,. is drlIshiiug
the New Norkefs by her spirited aetlag Sic
performs .oine oi the most difficult ctlaiactgrsi
with wonderful success.
New. Rort Cig Hotel The establishment Of
the \ iurh CITY Hotel VAS sold Al auction last
1uc.day. for oue hundred and tacn -oue thnu.
saaa doaars. John Jgeob .lsi0r. Esq. was the
purchaser.
Whja Pt1yer--Dr Ealco'ne, resident ma
tise Of che Western par Of Ncn-f"rk. has niyeu-
ted a wonderful Automdpn Whist Player the
figure Is constructed - thr sand principle Of
Maelze Chess Player. and It's m9riJus afesinl.
lar.
Theatrical Mr.. CoorFR, was received Oh
tuesday eteaug at tie Pork Theatre, New
York, anh hfee rounds OF applause and nine
cheers.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21
lIcrmiffec near Nashville
OCtnH1 18th. lsl2

Hermitage near Nashville
OCt14cr 18th lsl2.
/ Tie Honorable
George ". Campbell T. q.
I SIR
lou " J. receive herewith lutlosrd. the certf-
cltr IF Jbbu turl2n md " lpr lhamus 4.
Bradford sdit9r OF fbc Carcpu ~ tn Subject OF
the caDd heating due sept / th 1872 pub shed
IA tn Clareoo on thr e6tb scpt iaI2 from ii a,
Dnsuorr uut.d - Il. agent 10 the Choctan
uirau hrne III the pfoprr hind writing Of thc
.ald sla- hnsmore veu viii also receive euclp /
,rd, tn rarcf + tn 2dfh sept continuing IL.
c.ud Of Mr Dm more. winch By Won T. lal /
brnrc the Secretary of M, Is sonn is the
re- IA YOU. and - q YOU 20 communicate
% M without dtla, In. determination rs it re-.
spcot the removal ot Nh Dm,atorr--N hen
reed vaur lrttnrof thu in'a a. tpril last ineu.
! sno M an extract IT fhe rrrfrf4y Wars lcltrr
to SiIas Dnsmolc agent ~ the Chpctaw nation,
l. nat the citizens ai Ncst Tennessee, hpsilnlrd
not 40 believe Il 1t Sits nusmorr would cua,t
to ,zrrcisr oscr oat cifizrns .uch he less tytau.
ny rs ~ had bern ~ tn EabttoG and that our
prlcrtlil and honest citizen. would be- left 10 ru.
iay the lee and uuualrsted use Of that road rs
SECURED to thrm BY rcatv--scn can easily 1ud -
and so c1H tin ~ecrr Itar ol Wat out surprise
and ndlenatian. ut the san ton N 1sult oTrr,d
- the Whole citlzcns OF II est Iehue5sre by Ill.,.
pnhllrtfiea of hIs card in the Clai,on-n which
h. boasts that lac has ~ a. defiance TIE solcml
treaty hat secures "a oar rtilcn, aud hos. Of
tn uifcd StBtrs tho ice ful unmolcstrd use Of
that road as wei rs t'ir exprtss Instructions Of
tho Secretary Of Wa Of fle I3fd nf March last ,
and boast lis detention II dcf"ncclrss woman
nd hcr prope,ty-,uat tar ,rtf the want If
pass pot md M -sFs IS II cone 10 this i
a. We FREE mn or ars r. S1rss Is 1iy rtal or is
u, n mr., tJg--iot what are 49,, involved IA 8. lNut
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BaaBs.fgFGA
From NE National Journal
TIN JACk-OS'5 LETTER.

IIT3.N- 7 NIk-I.f > III IL.
II has Leu asserted lbs fhc opposition paper
Of thi. city. th4t the letter al Geuetal jackson,
ia relation a. Sias rmsmorr, MAS presented to
the world ia a mut.aIci farm aud HAT this
untilatinn was wtiiu,iy made tor ne p1pose OF
Pacing General Jackson ~ an nufavorabe light
before the ople Of the United oHles. By no
conduct Of ours, have ~ ever rendafcd "nr-
,s',es Justly nb'lo such an jmpafation. VIII
u view 10 fee ourselves from dhafee 81 thls
nuure. we publish to-day literal COPY Of The
Teller Of General Jackson. W. hase 10 com
uruIs 10 oHrf upon the subject \ on pr
sent purpose Is completed. hy making Il rleu
that yr have nrrnei distorted The letter IL ques-
tan non been the agtnl oil circulating dsrorl-
ed version.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

II IT, ......... . H., .,sre - -. a r,.tsl.,
- ,,.,..=.,,,..,=,,. ......=.. 49,.
,..i,'f $500.
"''1 '''@' - -.''E'''" t't''
ihi@t AN = ~ '51N
Fxirnc, Of a teller tinted Ctte,3a - =
neAt circumstance That present, .tsef 70 Il
memory wi,snur Touching Al Tristan q AcHnia.
aPrar"n's dir ''ttest "hG most ltF''' o.
2r'up al three i'fht7 NlarP sl' sn4.'g "a "f
'arrn l,e ~ 81 GOO ""fe am '5' ~.
81 bfHzi'. ilistNh q A5'h'a Is t"'n' fi2H'
lrdtu"s ~ 2ttahiHffnfe' iHs Sa''t> u nv
9TH T lsiHnfs are So w'ia anu dangerous 'ta'
II is impossible 10 approach them, rA'ef' HI
n" calmest wra5ler' Inc one Is ea@'
Nightingale Island, anu ihe rlhtf ih"e,"ss H.
The north eHsf aspect OF iNsiah aeaNpa
enc only navisab'e SIDE ~ he 'siah') Is very
striking. A, theiuoi oi az allhosl pefIthulfu"
mountain about p,tou tcet n@b, ana 'HchE
covered With brusaW"nd, IS tfr5IIe p'a" 'l
considerable extent, thai stretches along .h'
shoiP. We had scarcely cast anchor, hri'l'
two men Ia Il small boat we've seen ha'iehmS
towards Us. When arrived ON board they "a
pressed the llyeiiesl pleasure at or visit, =, 10
ship had touched there fat @anN months IN!
iniolmednS ihat they wcTr the only meh'e''
dung on lhr island, and Tat The VIE OF one u
thefa MS thu only female hh"pi'"h'--'nc '"'
band vas an Ea2hNhmln and was al e"e5c'"
o. bis ite a respectable and wealthy iain'el ~
yorkshire but hayrc been urr,} lmae'
10y long tain of ml to,tunrs, he aud las ~.
wcrr persuaded by al "ld acquaintance 'oV
pam OF "a merchant slip, 10 accompany 7'''
p'ssage free, to New Holland, ana i'S '''" 40
itnr, IN thai distant colony.
Tie ship h,ving occasion to touch at Tr,.taa
dArnnha the lsrocr and hi. vii, ~creso
charmed " ,th lis appcarance, thai they doiei
mined 10 remain on die stand. io.tead OF pa.
cocding on their voyage. Anef sa.oIy mgns
them to the contrary. the captain G5erai.y ,at
piled rhem " irh a quantity Of r,uropaan seed,
Two cows, i few sheen. and poultry, and saco
otherpro,isions as his ship could aiio,d. -
ing pres, ed tor time he som AIDE tGcm a me.
ancho, faien ell. aud left them = thtti ia''
1hrreuasnota human bcing on thc I-andt -
cept themselves bun was evident bat per'ol5
had resided thert some months before as 1aFs
found decent hat ready 10. Their reccF'''n,S1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21
DOMESTIC fSPHLl.go.ENJs..

.Mi,bipmsn bodgsrS SiidtH, aad Harrison -
The bottles oi ihcsrunlortunatc onug officers,
whose melancholy Il attn by drowning, with
the srnsaiou which tie shocking event had
nrodu5nh upon the public mud, WAS noticed
~ the Beacon Of this DAY week. have been
recovered. aud the two last consigned to their
kindred earih.
Commodore RopGrus, tho father Of the
iirst uamca. arrived lierc On Thursday even.
~ in the -frnm boat Potomac from Wash.
inefon, ,iurr which no effort, lhu parrt1gi
f,pl,ng mad tiiciru IT, could ogesj, las been
omitted, 10 coaduct to .urrrsf1 result the hu-
rpanc exe,tious which had bcen previously made
Tor the recovery OF the budie, Of the lamcnted
youth
On FRIDAY aud satnrdae. a vessel was con
stan,ly employed, under the direction Of the
umrn,do,e. aldrd b, officers and >cancn from
the Navy laid, in dragging for the bodies, aud
an the fore PAT Of the atsai day the Grng Of
cannon vas ued without success. All hope ot
recovering HEM was neatly cStiuCt, when the
6ua! et'nfi "as successful At The last drag, a
bout ! Z a. on saturday the bodies Of Rod
TfrS S'RtN and Harrison we've brought up,
near the spot on which the1 sunk, and conveyed
10 the Navy Nard
The bod ,ot Midshpman FREprRIrK RopGFRs,
has. ur irarn. been cufased IN a lra.'"n collin
aud vii bc conveyed 10 the family cemetery a
Washington CiY, 10y the steam boat Potomac
which leaves hcrc this morning.
lie rpmgjns OF nnd,hipmrn SIinpLL aud
HARgIsay were brought G'9m the Navy sad
Yesterday afternoon al Eve O'Clock, IN solemn
procession, consisting Of ten boatS, IA Which
". re then. brother officers oicyerv rank, c>cor
ted hy 4 detachment Of /. : Marines ,iom thc
Barracks. and - Sramrn hom thc SHIPS. ai the
Yard They we're laadrd At rhe Ferry II haf
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TIE EX-KiNG OF 5WEDEN.-One oft.a
most aliec ing Instances Of tho mutabllIt. of tor
tune is TO be iooud IN the stua ton of Col. G,<.
taii.on, the rlghtfnl claimant OF the suedi,I,
Crown. Guilty OF no crime, DEGRADED by ma
folly, iii" descendant OF TIE renowned Gustayu.
IS an exile from ms native land aud an nNurpef
sits upon the throne of his ancesiof TIE Lc.
t1natsS Of Europe mus have gro ned under be
infections al that necessity wh CHI compelled
them 10 put aside one OF thor own class, and Ia
sanction the usurpaion ut aga.lant aud success
iul sold er--,nccessfuI. however, by deserving
the autho, of his elegatlon. BernaGotte ,on lIs
throne, and NAPOLEON i ia bis grave Would
II no. have been better for history 10 record
Il a, the Prince Of Puuc-coryo was srou in the
Ga1iic Va at the lat great baIle OF Napoleon.
tim hat Charles JoaD secured TIE throne or
Sweden by ba,r,y abandoning his great bcntia,,
tor2 Eernndotte mas bcena soldier Il fortune
and iflhe SO der Of fortune can iabt Asuag
10 power AMI rHaitaiion. 1t iswelj; Gat the sian
ofthc traitor shonid m soil tac plume oftls
warrior. Tor this ~lll History, whilr ste Gel
b.sieS the tairnt> and IT, M OF OF Ben ad1n..
dalken The page by tine rocotd at III, dt,hors..
\ / L0ur.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21
Hmm At r1nr.Ilnce -pnlrinl


Supreme Coad.--On Tuesday. Aprd /, came
on the action brought by Martin Stadiard a
eain,t Wheeler Nar'ia. FOR tie rcoycry ofGfy
dollars. which the rlauud claimed 10 tayr
won OF the defendan'. ia - bet lad by lin v n
the defendant ON The lasI elcction'of e = Sepa-
Tor from tds State. the plaintiff having bet lhat
NJ, Robbins toul] be elected and tins dei,n.
dant that hc wun'd not.
The defendant coufcudel in person. both in
the Court bel " and IN the supreme Couii, thst.
a the bet va. madr upon tie ,uppo,it.o on lhaf
some one 81 least Of me other candidates would
he voted for u the General Assembly aga ust
Mr. Robbins. aud Lat, AZ none ofaernns voted
for, the contingency upon which the bet ~,
grounded. never, IA fact happened ID the bet
was not, therefore, recoverable in law, nor even
in honor.
The Jury returned special vardicl for the
plaint,I. subicet 10 the opinion nf ihh Court on
the pom ofias which will be argued to the
Court before thu term closes,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

american Manufactures in Iadia-A Calcutta
paper lately received IN Boston, contains an nd
yertisem.nt, of which the following IS part
The goods referred 10 are probably part of Il
shipment which is known 10 have been made
tom thus polt. Some Of those goods we under
stand sold at profit.
ah20O pieces American manufactured Shirt
ings ard are well adapted FOR sbreilns ana ser
wants clothes; in pieces OF 80 yards and up
wards botd bcdches and uublcached, at per
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

Papfr Col NcGaw Of Crawford county,
Pa. hat discovered a mode OF manufacturing pa
per from Dat ,traw the trnaugo Dem"clat say
we have hctoteus a scrap Of irauttu mo"n pa
urr manufactured nom that article, which much
exceeds Ia beauty strength and texture, that oil
the same quality manufactured lro,n rags. Tic
straw can he wrought SO as TO produce the finest
quality OF folio post
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

Tire'aid Competing A SaNple of VIRGINIA
manufactured carpcting IS noticed ~ the M
chester Republican The maker. living IN Mar
tnsburg, advrrtises he makes calpe'ne sape ior
in texture. and firmness Of coIors to the Ln5hsh
goods otihe same cost.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

a letter from General LAFAstTTE dated Jan
na,s l3 to ms friend NJ ryan Neville, E.q al
Pttshug mentions the lnteution IT VI. Prrler,
and ms wlte "a GRIND daughter Of the Genert)
grand son, and The Two beysof q. " Lafay
cite, 10 visit the United Siatts.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

S"''''' ''t We cory II Cod. th- Mo.,-r..
g'''s zen as win hit inspirations aad t. VI
- s'''a'ef vii cover L. with his rule,.s. '9
MS "'te"t '1inpanIon- will hrrar,,
'"' "h,' cHn douhttiral, nue,l thu,
~ 7""''h ho' gtn thg mos bfiiii.opt g.,
" We "ier fo~c.s, nhen lie, .ec,.
'"'H''it = IA ahf past, Ia reject their y.
s''H"s, a'eefl ar answers, and our -,
'"hs anu Hestst rom Ia Gtrek affair /, - 80.
WI II. On IN ufiafy. thy sho,ad =.
s''o' &C Us 10 aectpi t3cT a. maud., -, II ID
- 'n' alhs 70 'tf tradition, winch ~ a.
VIC '"Hnfs npo.r but uati II, t#s, 49,. ~
q" rogue themselves a. alpsi u. Ne ne,.#
e"'h'h' ~ gu srivrs Ia G"d--wr would pl,.,..
s'.s'. nh''ri tie pio,"Ciion oil out toI, p.
~ aud, nnhrd ~ lhr defence ot r4..f.....
the rmnn". all N, Vlzicrs, all the UI.s.,s w.,
liz fddsals. AID pfrhaps. even all the N
ten. would iofm I'm onr .iuelc com,
HIS var Is not like alt former y ar. a..
'rm coniil to acquire provinces or f., =
ton'lers The olirct Of ne ielidal, +, IN an.
hilHe Islamism. and - read una
AIns Inflammation IL nusi. therefore Il.
sdertd pnfe'y a. reliei us .Md naiisp5l
bet al Tire Faithful, rlch, OF p On, cit.t ur.r...
tno" that 70 fight /, the duty of Us an
'hem MOI dream ola monthly pay. or Of s,.
pay whatever fan from II; let u sasa5re ~
property aud our persons ; let us fulfil vttb o..
all The dntIes which the honor Of lsam,m !.
poses UPON as iet Us nute our cf4rf,. ant.
hoar with nf'1t and soul for the nuufpua..e.. =.
religion nutii the dat OF Judgment lhl..,,I...
have no other mea IS oI obtaining saIva,n,.
Their in this would OF the next We ba,c,I
Most High viii youcIsaie 10 confouad and =.
pcrSr in every quarter The lpGde,s, l3tS E., M.
TpltgID,o ..t., I'M - IL -, II ..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

The two Houses the Legislature Of Now
YorL have adopted res lution. converting an
extra session OF the Legislature On the ninth day
of September next, for the completion ofthe re-
Visl on the statutes
The bill for the appointment Of commiss iou-
cr 10 Investigate the actions rein ne to thr
Of w illlam Morgan, passed the House
Of assembly by vote Of - 10 !.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

R9t.agcs G+.uos aai lbs 'c..f.-Hbe 'o.Ioe
ins account al I've ceu;eutrd saaagiHs Is *.
ped tom ii at &Hgll,h t.pe' -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12
From lie Lynchburg Ejrc;Djon

hiessrs lAzwELL aud MACnS
HE ioiiDwDg extract from The eth NJ, of g =
iacp"t'iran," published in the UAig ;.as given rise 70
the suhloned notes, from the pen ola correspondent
Here follows quotation from sRepubJican ~
NOTES.
(n) Mr.. Tazwe!l was in Congress in 1aOo-, H.
filled the vacancy occasioned by the appointment f
present Chief Justice Marshall the Office of Sccreta
~ OF State OF course was IN that which had In
decide between Mr. Jefferson and Col. Burr IJo
known on that occasion to be very wayerinr II vas
pretty well understood at that lime that he wrcte Ie,
ers 10 some Of tie leading characters in y,roinia
sounding them on the Propricty ofgiving up Jefferson
inr Burr Among others, 10 the late nIeriwe,,or
Jones Esq MIR. Jones, who was no trimmer or mi
roon, gave him an answer which was said, prodncet
lho same erect on him, which paus preaching proJn
temperance and Judgment. lie IIcnbIed
(Oj IL Is well known that oM honest .Ant a,,co,
possesses large portion OF low alder manly dise,ct
fenco' his ionduess TOR m'nores. As to his boasted
honesty he is Just much Indebted 10 his pride for
that as TO his principles.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12

HfGi''j4: At rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court Of chanccty for Rchmord dist
ne 'th day of July, 1925: James Wilson Youpp
Young, William Young, and Jesse Young pts ar,;r,
James Rche and james Wallace. surviving tr,s,cs ~
the estate Of imes Young, the said James R;,ch;
execute" ut the said James Young dec Jean YOUNG
Granger and Catharne his wife, Thomas Young hsrG,o
ming ElZ"hF'h Young, John Young, Aexander Young
and Jean Granger, DTS. "'7'
u" "eiendants jean Young, James Granger and e,
larine his wife, Thomas Young, Elizabeth YOUNG rh
l"u"s' A'FHanier Young, Jean Granger aud Msrr,ra,
iouhE' n" having entered their appearance and S,vcn
ms c"" aud appearing by satisfactory evidence th
they arc o inhabitants of tins couny il is ordered ,b
defendants do appear here the rs day Of the
germ, ard answer tue bill Of the nIa,;c - " we
ooy o. ms order be forthwith inserted some
published in the city Of isichmond, for two monks sc
said city. 4 copy. Tcstc '' W "e
10 VhT. g. PENDIE'roN r r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12

~ rules holden in the clerks office Of the county cou,,
oi Ming Queen the 81 day ofune 1923: Ann w rich,
franc ana ROXY Crane Pits against Thnnlas Crane and
George CFanr, Dfts.-IN CnAHcERY
Ihe defendant George Crane, having entered hi.
appearance ana given security according to the ac, of
assembly an" the rules nj this couu and IL appearing liz,
satisfactory evidence that hc is not an nI,,bitan, Of Ills
communicating is ordered, that the said dofsndan, do
appear h'fe on i3rsecona Monday September next and
"er t io.ihrii Inserted in newspapcr SubIished
~ 'e c''y OF Eichnog for two months successiyeI, a
P'r al me ROM door u the house. Of Tie said
c"i1'C. y copy. Tcee,
- ROBERT 1NTIAVO 7, - r.
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Approved: u. CbAr--1A Dcrcn,Jer, 1926.
TBS account was approved By the Secretary wthop,
M'.tIcas7nts never was In South Amcrca-Tre vcr, =,
Liverpool for lis gTa,ifcation--Tbe eoos,n,, -
nothing Tor h' to do there Mr. Clay allowed this len
WIN 'u!i knowIcdge of IFS fasehood--IIer then Mr.
LAY Snowingy lent his aid vitiac the nubc record, he
inc admission OF another sops,rucy
suc vitiate records the nrone-,;e
OF evidence: As ii regards J. H. Peasap ts himself t
TACT would not DC worth notce-Ieis too psipn6can, TO-
n1,ce-eu It's extremely mportsut when sanctioned no
gay am me treasury officers 1t goes still arther IN
asroy the sancuty and credbiy the treasure reco,,
no SHOWS Tue dangerous tendency of precedent 81, m
c f,esdent; especially when pundeng the pubic ,yea
soy'Oy Hc'ion is the object. shows the ready eren
oh ana extension of this ncfsrou precedent tbrovrho
too branches OF the Pres sury Department., III This ma,
:" t,ie narmoty with j. H. Peasants notions of mo-
rails. But can the American patriot who oces ~ 'O
on" W cruelty abTsed Institutions tolerate such exam
pes "onsh sanctioned by scorrup, Administrative ~
"""m saould io people Of the United States ook fo i,
oi nora''' Tor scfuPnous adherence to ruhfo, dis;
''S'' PS'.'ei'"' o. :7 Ssie SecriHs OF tho public