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'HAVE just reee we'd by late arrivals from ". York Phi.
A iadeiPh's anJ Baltimore, and uw ming sn eden
''se s''om'nt 't fresh, staple and fancy DRY GQODS,
among which are
Loul,n Suierhne blue, black and lacey coiored cloths
do lo
SupeIhne srd common taiIinsu, yariuu, col,u.
prab and olv. bsugup cords
p no. IL aud ~ quaerrose blankets, point and due do
White red gesn banne plain hsufed plaid H.
Circsssisu ra,ds
Black homba1int. black senche W. and .ar.netts
Rich hui satin ieysBnes, oh Gro de Naples silks
Superior black he''a" iu.tIiugs
Pisin aud figured Canton craps
Slack Il color ed NJ andhtin robes
Black X ooloTeJ wofsteL hosiery
Ladies SILK and cotton hosieyy
Ctape, Nalerc,a aud shawl,
Cashmere snd Valencia .eatis Valencia ttppt,s
aud figured inda aud b. ok
LsdieS beaver, horseskn and silk glove.
GehUemens' hvrscskin aud hue Lskin yi.yts
Gentemtns' wOIsed hose snd hall huse
-Four quarter ITIsh tins AMI long lawn.
81 aud Cd huhhiuett hobhntu Il th lace and es,r.
BLACK and white lace vtil,, hObhinsu and xauze veil,
snPesh ass"rnent Of rich plaid striped saliieoe,
~ And I'll dark cambiic enshams
Sd aud IA brown aud blcached shifting,
5 aud Is / Waltlau sh, eiings
I case handsome straw honn6ts,
Wdh great variety Vt other handsome article. fsJio,,
70 neLttL Ia addition TO tie above they tl<siyed
large assgrtInsnt of
HGrdtrne and Cutlery, Croeke,y y Glass Jyare
Also toll supply OF GROC ERIES with 4 good suor,y,n Mt
Of Ctinn Yarns, waautei equal the Union Factory The
shove Goods having b..n uciuu,y in the North
ktt they offered for at unusually low prie,
Tor eS' o to rmotua ei'soG.ers the usual credit.
JJutsd Cuuftht
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MIR. JEFFERSON ANn NE AnA,1s
Correspondence between he Hon L. Stuaft, Of
Stanton, and Thomas JcfI.rson Randolph, Tx

correspondence bttWeeI We Hon =. Sfuaff. of
Stanton, and Thomas JcfIsrson Randolph. Cxo
eculor Of Thomas Jefferson, deceased
CHARLoTTEsvILLt Oct. y, 1893.
DEAR StR.--I am advised that ar,oup The M
pers IN yonr possession, there Is letter written nv
your grandfather indicating MIR. AJams's polili-
cal coarse in the support which he gave TO his al
Tninistraiion, and the reasons which entitled him
to so large share Of his confidence 1t is rppor-
tant That their connection should be explained; and
mat The history OF This Interesting period should he
known 70 the people. Il IS important that il should
now be known. tOur grandfather, If living would
not withhold his testimony in favor OF ANY fner-
Qrious public servant, particularly one who has
been so distinguished an Did, and 80 bright an or
naipent 10 his administration. Candid men a all
parties will I've gfatiiied 10 receive testimony from
so pure a source. May then ask The favor of
yon 10 furnish inc with copy Of the letter reCer-
red To, ihat itfnuy be- laid before ;he Pcopis2
Jin, dear sir, very alIccGouatcly, voi,rs 81
ARCHIBALD STUART.
Tit =. RAvDoLrtt.
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DENH StH.--In compliance ,eith yaur r.olest.
send You copy OF the letter, presume alluded
20 ~ your note ct This morning. Conscious tia,
70 suffer any 0i the writings Of ny grandfather ia
my possession 20 be made suj,sef, IN ti,c ,.s
~ shy personal or political purpose would ,e ,n
unworthy aud improper abuse 81 &c trust rcpus
ed ~ me; have nevertheless lcrmcr d. entirely
consisien' With i;s mitiid d.sclrr-r, 90 allow
them 10 hc uscl yindicstofy testimony Of the
character or conduct ri any individual, whre
hey would fdriy eduif ~ HAT con 'iructinn This
!, believe 10 he ono ~ those cnrs. The ticts con.
ianci 10 this letter have long bcrn ,anitas i1 mo-
having often hoard thcm with crca; iptcres, fson.
'nv gr'ndlatheg in conrrrsgton wish o.hr,s on 80
= = ~ , ''sf .ol7
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70 his death. am aware that this piece meal
publication OF bis correspondence. many of his let
tens too, seeing the light, n,uiilsted and detached
rom their contexts, would bear lie appearances
OF Inconsistent and contradictory opinions, yet he
evil has no corrective but in the full publication
OF his manuscripts which viii ere long appear.
when the public being in poss sson of the whole,
VIII he enabled 10 firm a just Judgment.
Very ahecuona,ciy YOURS,
!, tn. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH
JUpGE y. STuAar.
Here follows the letter of Dec 25 1926, 10 Mr.
Giles, published IN TIA" last Thursdays Enquirerf
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! the koanes II TaZewel,s Is profoundly asleep
and will permit itself to be beaten by sur
rise. These things, fellow citizens, have been
id and by some they are believed. They car
GOT be true; II is impossible.
The sons OF the glorious men who headed he
American revolution, who led the van' of patriots
aud OF heroes-ata time when the soutest hearts
nal Cause 10 sink in despnr, canno, DC 50 un,yor-
ny OF their hves--They cannot have sunk so Tar
~ apathy and Indifference to thcir rights aud priv
eo'dncss upon the interesting scene which is pre-
,ented al this time to the American people Il hcre
VAS no other cause to animate you and call every
man to the polls.who is in favour of Andre Jack
son, ought not the cruel injustice with which Le
mas been treated. the unparalleled and eytrao,di-
nary persecution he has been doomed 20 der AT the
hands OF his enemies, the indignation of eve
ry IN IN III this community who loves Justice and
truth, an d demand o: him expression OF his c.
pinioDs AZ the approaching election! Was there
ever any man assaed with such torrents of cal
uuny d'id ialsehood--such unbiushing and repeat
Ell SANDERS that have been a thousacd ;,ncS rcti
ted, and still they are repeated and circulated ia
iaitibiiis and newspapers through the country?
. Can you, fellow citizens, stay al hanc on such an
occason: VIII not the Committees furnish iacii-
iues anu use every eSertion tu bring the people
out AT the polls that old Virginia, the land OF ciiv
airy, oil hospitality and OF all the generous and
lnagnaniinous feelings, may pronounce, by their
indignailt votes, reprobaton upon the measures o {
the present administration, and repyohaon upon
caumny and ialsehoOd Virginia expects every
man 10 10 his duty, and Virginia will be true To
herseii. one Qf tie People.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-28

I'd ANYWAY from, subscriber on Sunday night the
Han'tart,a dark muiatso DuGei Faux Jasper who
log meriy belonged Ia M Hsacuek and MI James Carrie Of
ms place, aud acted their cook which
As well qualified IS any Virginia Frank Ja.p. /. sbou,
ou Years OF iest ~ Or in,hts high and rather spare
MS fotDn. b. cioiig but ree,lIe,, h..
having On the day which he round racket OF
green checked plaid Has wife servant usid of nj
Murdsugh - w ani,hurg where he may have gone: hi,
Rom has on WITHOUT shadow eause known to me II
feared hIs pisU suJ altos ,the Iwi
The above sesId for bis delivery IL tax, Out OF
the state, twenty tive dollars aku in the e,,te A a
MASTER OF Vtsses are eauiIoh,d carrying
ne" rem. THoS. RICHARDSON.
<.
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.Feccdjtc or Benton ond .Jtctson.

~ public dinner was given 10 Col. Benton in
FdyetIc, State OF Missouri on the 10th ui,. on
which occasion he expressed himself with marked
reserve OF Ms. Clay, with whom lie i no longe-
on terms oil personal intcrcouse;" though he.
. siiI remembered that they hddbeta friends and
were still conneX uns''--Of MIR. Cra,y ford AMI
Gen. jackson, Col Il. spoke in the most expi. il
manner. lie confirmed all that All Scott hal
said III his affidavit, contained in the appendix o
MI Ciay's first paInrhlct--in which SIR. s. ex-
pressly abSo!vcs both these gentlemen from any
attempt 10 tamper with him tor his vote. He
Col b. had spoken, during the canvass at
Washington, OF the lofty bearing oi these two gen
tleInen, and especially on the Sunday before the
election, when he expressed the highest admir-,
ton oi them both, ana Of Gen. j. in pa,ticu Cd: sad
that he was more diSiln, tire eLec.io paioach
cd; thai sIc reserved owsr,is him than he
had been at the previous seSsi0n and crow ned ms
REMARKS by this emphatic expression, " By GOA! he
crcH tTcaiS-Hte coiiiy." (G;,cat cheering
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ION-HILNcLlt4vEn


SPLENDID MAJORIry IN LoirIsA!t
~ Il muster of the lower battalion of this coun
ty, ON Friday, the 18th inst. after an able apu.aI
TO documentary and oi!,er evidence, by trelrr ok
Harris on the part OF the admin. trdoi, and Horn,
ito e. Winston, on the side OF the ofJ;en jackson
touching the claims OF thejr tavorites respectively
10 the highest Office below ,he sun. = yofc md,
the immediate suPeriDtendance Of a committee
from both sides OF the question: wds taken Of which
the smbloined statement is tile correct, result:
jackson ara
AInu,a
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COILNUvIC.1TED.


p" No'7 the dsY sud nos, i, ths hour
when the battle OF Waterloo is at hand.
70 me pcopic e the io'ecc Copairy ~ pi,qiaig
address inyeef particularly n, Won C,u,,v.e;,
lzei-, at this time Tor reasons which will s.pr.r
~ tiic remarks which viii follow. III u,e ap-
preaching great political struggle (the greatest of
i'3 knd tee world has ever witnossed) il ha5 been
say. apn ny some confidently believed that you
are rcpo-ing 81 fuse aud inui,rt2ns ,ecurfrv.
which may prove ftd 10 your success. THAI
~ D"g'H'0 "W he caught udppiqg3" That
who'c districts it the lo8 ~ p3rl ot tie state.
which arc nearly unanimous lor jackson. toHI ret
S,'"H 0s "iaHy vofsf az fhc poiis as some single
Counties VIII IN tbs Valley or Nortl,yes,.r,, ~, -,
OF me STATE, t'iat ase 10 itvouf OF thc al,,in, Ia
ion - Iha' whilst nearly every part OF the On.
'oH y wide awake AMI aDimHcd Us tl,c olor.ou.
'''ss' - f'.4, hl' if.ras 'le1.y g.
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Land for Nnle.

"a virtue OF deco Of rust executed US By ysrmsr
- Baker, dec aud ii record Aues CLERK, Odes fer
the PuPn-s OF securing drtt due Wu s. Archer and
muel nes be ,od 10, 'a.h, the premises, on tbe
2Sth OF NOVEMBER, (nest month"; q Tract If Lani
hins an the county An-lta, eomsponly called Grove
Brook, cosisiuinE about 500 acre.
Th's Land Ices AFpsmatos liver, far shove ento
bficse' sue tte Is " vts,,d IN W, viii convey.
]. r. LEIGH, ! Tui-
j. w. BAKER, tees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-28

--.1o--~., ,SOH,r''-i~--:G.
mARRIEDl-a Bellevue Oh Tnrs-,,ay last hy the Hev
Andrew Syme Jacob Nolaer Es7 Patersbufg 10 9i,.
h@Trift augusta, daughter Of mr Thon, v foosus Of
Ohesei field 80 ~
DIEpl-n Manchester Che 9Th inst. Richard o. H,n.
d,rsOn, E.l. AllornsY a Law.
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EDMUND pENnIErnN
com'di Of .2d Bat, 10Th Rcr. '. N

tom DIT OF I'd Bat, J0h Reg. Y. NJ
louisa County, Oct 25th 1925
~ another muster OF the hfet Bsnialiou or the
2oui inst. held at Mrs. Treyiilians--thev were adj
dressed in short speech by II. Col g. NJ
Qua rles, IN favor OF Gen. Jacksua.--Thc result
was for Cen, }. $50, for n. 20; neutral 2.
~ Several Aivetssmen,J untvoi,b'y on,geA 20 dsv
Kbi' week must throw ourselves UPON Che inlul, M.
GUS Ad'eI''''ns ir'eHi' aud oOrs 'Pondsu;s.
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ran aud ItInt,r G0o,i,

iF'HE sub'rriber ha. by late arrivals from "
= YORK very Complete assortment .ea.o.sb OR \.
GOODS They eonsist pat OF hr ioi!owir. srl,,
Sui tue hio. black suj fancy color a cloths
-, q" 90 d do
Mid ng quaity, aud common cl,t.
Siipe hoe n'uu.ns, snd common satnsfs
prmesti' tersey, safsin,ti, aud iinse,.
Wilde red sser, yellow, ard t!acE aunGe'-
htrino cloths ted cciVls
Bombs zints. honihaz-s plaiis
Rost point and whitney blankets
Cashmere long shawis ami square do.
hofino cashtt ere shavls sud hJk','
Heavy India sap'n and .aiiin irvautius
Black Iali@n LASTING and Cf-pe
Fii'n aud hsui I'd naHkeeH And canton eIsps
Black aud assorted r1Iced ~ de SspI..
'fiarceiins aud bue black levsutne sfEs -
y large o'tuort 1t ,aiicoes 4 r,ngams
P!an and hguI swiss, brock .,l jieonet rn,s;.ays
nnt % csm,hi'c aRd aoou, IL
aGi ssHk, cotton aud wOistsd li,.ie.y
it'' 'neH-, lawn. sai linen cau.hiie
Sussis and hIEds eye diaper
arm "Gd fun l;utC chcck 81 and ~ wide
price,; - .'-F @''
VIM sest many other goods il. ahev. ub;-
sTs 'htfsd at sesy to" PIiess To- c,sb.
ElAiSA S. VALENTINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-28

ProgIoS!ic!-T wreck ui the John Quincy 4
ANS hiIg was fallen in wiih At sea on The It'll,
inst - totf"q up, her and 0ihgy syays
and some pieces Vi her sails along side
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-28

,I"tHa6ie I.oGa0ke Luid, SIC, 7or Sale.
nti virtue "thret de OF ust, from J.hn Taylor II the
~ 'A"i county, i"r IN pufPoss Of securing lie payn,,,t
i'"n cls u nonsy ssI deed, viii 81
20 eel ~ sale al public auction Imise. 90 RIooJ.,
NE a'f day OF p-cemhvt Is1s is The II. 4, far A,
a. Yila'b'e Eiaie yng ." Roanoke RIVER the OIa'
s'sots' Fcfty 10 Likely sru-. he .;" q, 49,,
about % head ca',iv, 30 hrad shee2 YIe of orsn
Is ant o''"tfn 'te s"d 400 at'oi, of corn, Ikewe 81
'o' "a ne town g" m'"oe aud tive qus,iei sestou, If
Ai III 'rue Il he deeds iIust will he .xno.ed AZ
puoo euot'oo the prene,, Thursday til, Ak dav "
NIX ('63s) d far, or the nt,t far day, Ia
Se O., Hhr ihe fa'd Taylor bow rtsdes called SWINE
ti'iu5 OF Likely usgroe., valuable nous eheL and
enc ec1ehes, two su!keys oAeD and som,
OH IN" hke"se "n the same DIS 3, and the same
place White Psin' tae land alec Waker IT,
~ y un,wioE- Likewise the day, and a, III, sans
al TIE nofest OF the sad Su Taylor hi. wife IN
tie Estate of Peter Joues ~ The COUNTY Of Inn.
add IN virtue u The rsced deed, Of tru,,
wI ~ he mauatr he sxppsed public auctioa ON hopd,
The ~ DAY Of Novtnbe next 52s at The late
M MarS 'Jur, dec, she county nburg ali tse
lntr't OF Taylor In the Estate of he fahs av e
Ps3In, dsed-reim the land lying on RosnoLe R,ssr
Wsses tract, credit OF ard vo wears, the on, ebs,sr
gynl bond With approved seeuity and deed Of t"t ~
IN s'tedH o. one, o, rnd year, the psyment, IN
'esa ed an NE nacnef-' The land wiii divided
"'ha'sss, fsFt'fei The te.rs Of the balance Of m.
Prortiy vii he Hiaely day.. to rsrse about sslOo0 . IT,
IA nee oni"el'e mouths o.td,i. LEW JONES.
The esiste on Roanoke RIVER is immensely ,s"sLi,
containing I3O acre, ueluiing 500 acres OF first "a lou
'oos which place there water earrsge from H. so,
Aoes arc Two v"ushe null sites this Tise, Impfov.s
mems cotton nsehins oyesrers house tobacco barn..
e. WHITE pls'n', eonaln' SIS acres has a
situated on the stage rad and good stand for
ldtf", OF physician s'''
Waker contains 400 atre, mostly woods, Ia, eorvco
eh dwei,ng house, oichd P,i5on disposed 10 bss
ere NV" e1 20 enmc The property which will be ,hovvn
'y, ,, Pi 5oJ'h .. l"J'cf, OF MAJ john Taylor.
"A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-28

IL is given out that Thomas J. Randolph is the
opponent OF Gen. Jackson, because, from conside-
rations which seemed 10 him TO be right, he gave
Judge Stuart Copy at his tsraudfAthcr'S letter
Not so-he is not zen Jackson's opponcnt---but |
believe member oi'the Jackson Coin,uittee OF Al
beriarie. a f.
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WHO ARE THEY ,


ms ~ the question now generally asked; and
curiosity s on p;oe TO ascertain the names Of the
traitors who had been =" for several years plotting
" dissolution OF the Union" Who are they: is a
question which is generally uttered, and which, Mr.
Adams IS hound 10 answer. The Federaliss of
massachusetts have a right TO ask him which of
US, Sir, are the Traitors-Wlo is il that has dis
graced our party:"-T whole country has a ri..h
to ask him " " no are these mem:-point then, out
TO us--lest they worm themselves into office and
plot with more effect the dissolution OF our Conf a.
eracy MIR. Adams owes IL TO himself, 10 explain
Uho fhev are, what were their designs wha, is the
" upequivocal evidence which has been so long in
his poSsession.-Mark! MIR. a. has been en- ,raed
WIKI abandoning his party from selfish viewsSif
ne can make out a strong case againS; the leaders
OF his party in Mass. he will clear himself of Ibis
aspersion-tt he cannot, he will still be exposed 10
the inputaion of quitting his party as rats ahAn-
don sinking ship The character OF his CONVEX
sion will, therefore, depend upon the case which
he IS able 10 make out-How cones ii about.
also, that Mr.. a. should still have associated
with leaders, who had been e Tor several years
projecting the '' dissolution OF the Un;on:''-hsw
comes IT about that he did not sooner sound thp
tocSn, and warn his country against the conspi-
raiofs.-liiere - a mystery in this whole affair
which. we trust, Mr. Adams will employ some OF
his leisure moments At Quincy'to clear up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-28

The friends of the Adtninist. alton have a re-
port that irimbe is reelected by majority OF
ZooO.-li II were so would IL be a test, who
Irimble has been long in the highest office in
the State, ana when he beat Campbell at the last
Election, to l.-Besides, is it true, that he is
lected: Our GAINESVILLE Handful (Which reached
US on Sunday Night states that the returns were
lar rom complete Oh the Isth.--The Cincinnati
Republican OF the l7th, believes that Campbell
has received majority of more than four ti0u-
Sandin 4 counties oniy."-Fhe Coaltion;sts are
shlvering III the wind-and on Friday next Ohio
- probably destined to swell the sutiragcs OF \.
Jackson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-28

| gentlemen in Grccnhriar county withdrawing from
me Jackson committee, as On ominous sign OF the
unes- what then wilt say to 10 gentlemen L.
ie'tr' son county Withdrawing from the Adams
uicee:-tn this last county there was u grand
Jackson Barbecue on the 18th inst. which was at
!ended by between thousand and fifteen hum
area persons. ihey wee addressed in animated &
eloquent st aims by MesSrS. Edward H. Frye, Vim.
Lucas, Thomas a. Moore, aud j. r. Douglass
he following among variety OF other toasts were
drank
BY Richard johnson. Gen. Jackson--A firm
republican no apostacy about him. hi, ele clion
VII re establish .he good oLi doctrine Of
By John Nanmetrc. 10 Administration printers
on had better look out new rcsources.ior the
eoahu ~ bank will soon stop payment.
ny JOSIAH Satenan. May Andrew Jackson be
elected our next President by the people, and not
dams.
B9orc the recent election in Pennsylvania the
~ ihteIiigehcer was continually canting about
actions anu publishing scraps OF letters, and est
MAKES OF votes 10 animate the hopes of its parti
Fans, about the vote OF that State-.Slnre the lee
uo', II mas changed its note--and now unblush-
ing'y AYERS, that {" We have nepey had the least
ooih"ence IN the sufficient regeneration OF Penn
syiNihla and well may they now say So with
~ or oJ.0OO majority staring them in the iace.-
IL tIe People OF Virginia will DO their duty as those
oil pennsylvania have done--that is, give one day
20 'heir country, and osly ftrn 0Ut 10 the polls
snail force the NJ fnteilirencer arajn To cry
out, (n withstanding it has had the uablushing au
da'ity on Friday last, to class Virginia with the A.
ia IS sta esq On! we have neper had the ieas,
confidence IN the sufficient regeneration OF Vir
ginia.'-Citizens OF Virginia let us disappont
these loyal and audacious vassals of an abandoned
Administration Let as teach then, hoe yerY far
ne ot@ dominion is from wearing the yoke Of the
ooaIitlop Silence these clAmorous caclulators by
inc thundero OF your ballot boxes and prove your
selves "a tar superior TO the corrup,ions of the pres
eht Administration, as you We're TO the terros OF
the 8 sack cloth and a-hes'' Presiden;-But YOU
must DO 1t by turning out to the Election on the 3D.
day oil November. Rally round the banners OF the
ConSttution-Support Jackson and Reform and
silence these insoient Printers who lnisrepresen,
your sentiments, and this small but active minority
who would control yourdestinies. To THE Polls,
hen, Fellow Citizens 10 TIKI: Polls!
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T.. BAKER, DrSrGsr,
D RE iuiJud. N''"'nea 70

- y 49, %, -, 81, ~, 81.
~ 5g'mg 9u t'fe.dsy the 9i, iu,tsnt 0''" 's'H'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26

.NUR Merchant Mil on the Potomac R&EH
~ one mile below Shepherdstown, contain
ing sx run OF stone, Is now eompIe,ely flush
ed, ard in readiness to receive the growing
crop, and foS the information Of farmers, We
deem il necessary to lea them know, that We
will give the market price 10 Cash for merchan-
table WHEAT delivered 10 our Mill; or We will
exchange Flour fos Wheat. without delay. at
the rate of twenty barrels of superfine Hour fcu
every. hundred bushels Of merchandise WheaM
delivered, and stand the inspection in the
District OF Columbia, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York or Boston. Our mill is situated im-
mediately on the bank of The river, Where's
boats can receive their laden from the miln
door, and for the accommodation Of those who
wish to boat their -four. we take pleasure irr
informing them that we have engaged = res-<
pectablc aud experienced boa,sInsn who has
provided himself With ten boats for the ac--
commoda.ion OF those who may think proper to
employ him. We would further observe for
the information Of those who hive or the Poto~
mac, eitherin Virginia or Marylands that the
most convenient and expeditions way Of getting.
their wheat to our mill would be in boats. for
which purpose we shall keep two light boats to.
loan to those who may wish to avail thcmselvc~
OF this easy and expeditions way of bringing
their wheax TO our mill. Those who boat their
wheat, will enter our head race, pass "a eigh.s
teen foot arch under the mill, where the grain
win be Immediately hoisted without hand labor.
We flatier ourselves when the Farmers takos
into consideration The great advantages our miln
possesses as respects its local situation, tho
facility OF manufacturing and getting their
-four 20 market that they willind it greatly TO
their advantage 10 bring their wheat ta our MILL
where they will have no further trouble with il
until they receive their money.
B0rELER & REYNOLDS.
Iuue 26-6t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26

IHssirh ilitia nssn.-The friends Of
general jackson lay great stress on go
vernon Blount's order calling out the
tennessee militia for term Of six in.
stead OF three months. They however
take care not to tell the people that the
governor bad nc authority for so calling
them out nor that the president twice
instructed Gen. jackson, on the cath Of
May and the 25th of June, to discharge
ALI the Tennessee militia, and rely
exclusively on the regulars for the de-
ience Of the Creek country. Nor do
they tell the people that Gen. Jackson,
al three different times, on the 18th of
June, the Gath of July, and the 3Ist of
July, promised to "comply with the
wishes of the president. by discharsing
the militia now in the field"--so soon as
certain arrangements were completed,
(which will be in few days"--says his
letter of the Gath of July--No subse-
quent authority was given to retain
them; yet they were retained, and shot
to death, for going home, when their
legal time had expired on the Goth of
September Marylander.