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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-23

SIX MILITIA MEN -


The Committee, TO whom were referred the
docuroents touching the execution OF these unortf-
nate men, have been accused Of aTrcstina the
printing, for the purpose Of accompanying them.
with white washing report. An attentive peru
sal oil the course OF proceeding in the II. OF r.
Will eXoneratc the committee from the charge OF
having improperly withheld these documents from,
the Press. 1t will be recoIlected, that Mr. Sloane
moved TO lay them on the table, and also TO have
them printed. They were laid on the table, tore-
ther with the motion TO print. On a subseguen;
day, they were taken up and on motion, referred
to committee. litter this refereuce the motion
to print was adopted. Was il in order TO move tbe
printing of documents transferred to the pos
session OF Committee! should incline to thin,
thatit was not. But it it vas in ORDER must not the
execution of this order await the return of the dog
uments from the possession of the Committee. N
whom they had been previously referred? 1t was
the duty of the Committee TO examine these doc
uments and to report on them TO the House. Ii il
the ordinary course 10 print the documents i'm CON
neXOn with the report. So il seems that tho
Committee have merely discharged a duty en-
Joined on them. The proptiety Of the reference
Is established by the fact, that the documents as
communicated by the War Department were not
placed III their regular < appropriate order The
Committee would have been censurabIy neqli-
gent not to have noticed this circumstance and 10
have aaked that they might be presented TO the
Public in their natural order. What motive could
have influenced the opposition to tie PRINTING of
the documents in their regular connection, I can.
not imagine; perhaps, the same motive which. in
the FIRST instance induced the call for them Who.
ther the arrangement Of the documents in the
war department resulted from negligence, or dc.
sign, / know not. Whether the NUMBERING and
arrangement were made by the present ScSreta-
ry, ! cannot lcl n
RicimJRi 18th Feb 1928
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FOR TIE ENOrLRER.


y" nc" MIS- ben1onianf Sptsk o. dc!
Aye in this the Adams Convention are RIGHT
We must choose between them There must be
" no child's play" now.
According to then the fate Of the republic hangs
upon the issue. According TO them the nolden
scales yet vibraio between savage fcrOcity and
spodess patriotism. According to them we are i'm
danger % the rule Of a tyrant in Comparison with
whom, one would think that Timur Beck was a
,amb sand Domiiian might aspire TO be Il pattern Of
humanity ami mol ration NJ they think so \
they rcally believe ia the rojo heat aad biz odl
0oacs OF tiicir own heated imaginaiions-,hey are
right Il - their duty 20 strain every nerve RI or
position % ne election ~ Gen jackson
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people, that aGcr TINS Unqualified appreciation AMI
oefonce of General jackson, during Mr.. Adams's
aud Mr.. Monroe's falling popularity, that they
Threw themselves upon Cen Jacksons popularity
10 prop Up their own: And Gnally, after Mr.. Ad-
aruss election, he sill placed Gen. jackson high
est in the ranks of his highcst coantrymen-as-
sorting that his glory was associated with tina, of
his country Let me ask the gvod people of Vir.
GINA, 10 put il 10 themselves ii these facts be true;
and, within the knowledge of tbs Chairman, is il
lair dealing-is it fair play 10 withhold them from
the peope:--None Of these facts, il il believed.
will be denied, but as always like to bottom nv
self upon documentary evidence, will give you
Mr. Adams's own last applauses and they alone
will be found sufficient, i'll honorable comuienda-
zion OF General Jackson, fair set-oH against
The most unwarrantable and slanderous charges
brought against him by the Ant-Jackson Con
veniion, and which, if true, would blacken Mr.
Adams more than General jackson, as 4 COOL will
iui, deliberate accessory i'll all these black afro
cious crimes, after their preparation, without
the pleas OF necessity, novelty, Instantaneous ac-
ton, amidst perils imminent.
Extract from Mr.. Adams reply to the Committee
appointed 10 inform him of his election to the
Presidency:
% 1t has been my fortune 10 he placed by the
division of sentiment prevailing among our coun-
trymen on this occasion, in competitions, Jrieadly
and honorable, 10Th three Of my Jello,c-cit=ens,
oHJustty enjoying, in eminent degrees, the public
fdcor, and IF ,ch0Se tcorth, talents and services
40 entertdins higher and more rcsDectfi.L
sense than myself. The OF two of them
were, in the iuhlment Of the provisions OF the
constitution, presented to the election of the
House, in concurrence with my own; names
closely associated irith the glory Of the nation;
and one Of them General Jacksonl further re-
commended by larger number Of the primary
electoral SutrdgeS than mine"
VIM. b. GILES.
February 10, 1928.
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1000

WhoLs Ticket, dolls Balre, So Quarters 75e.
Office. f ~ " ''''
rom hs country for Tickets in eithsr othe aovs
toee' ene9ong cash prize tickets post paid e raes.
.Dtfh tte most prompt attention. IL adSressed TO
% AUG. LEkrWICH, Richmond, Va.
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NEW LOTTERy-oFrY0E

1tco do0Ts G6ore the Eagle Hotel Richn,oad
mr. snb'crio" hGUng dsts, opening IN orc, "a
- fhS city ho' fakss part IF The ocei,pi.d ~ Mr.
eter 1ofiorn as Bo0kssNer his stand fspo door,
GceSe tAs Eagle Hotel rders h eeis s- sale yen rnrf
TGrtT,,ate nsrntsr i. Me fotiovag Lo,ttries pi1
ne Dismal swamp Canal Lottery, trfih class -rii be
Merit "Wednesday, the 27th instant,
Highesi Prize $4,000 deAaY,.
Whele 14eket', $40 Quarters, SO so
HHfrs. E'eAths I25
riTginta State Navigation Lottery.
FY.h Class, mil be drnn Charlottesville nert Sar3n
week, the f.r't day Of March--AUG LEFfWICu, Mo
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leaer-trom Albany, says the ". Y. Eve Post,
dated Wednesday morning, relates the following
pathetic circumstance:
''Mrs Clinton remains in state of derange.
ment. She insists that her husband is only sleep
ing, and begs that his friends will awake him %
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MANAGERS OFFICE,

'CCN 4 bI- GLE L.
az orders (pcst paiD enclosing the cash prize Teks
VIII De promptly attended to- if addressed 10
=, Y.aT'ES i .aFLS"TYRE.
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~ I've sfii5rt .uul.n l., t.a.tt
uh biil 'i'ce fortnight uaui s.t dry Apr and
thrH Ntcouns 90 the Eaecnse, m The tpnsttu
i,op Whg, The N,roik n.Isi the ror,noni Palladium,
ne Wnenes,, Vnsnsnthe C.unne n the Valley the OH
n'mint"n (Pttffsug Jfe Pterfhurg fnelhe er fbs
Lynchhurg Vrgiusn, ihe Cissars Enquirer le sttnnfan
sIetiaior ihe Palladium, Lcenbue Gfssuhrs
ZEN Fngnifu, fe VnFni1 Advocate fhe Wheefre razsfe
hs Wyhe Gazette tie Geuts ~ Liberty fe. .i.nrr) ihe
Fneare Muror toe ieietck, burg ef. and hr rtirsl
Afhis ly order % thf Ererurtf.
HWs j. ElGfA fsgN T..
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VaMGbic real estate for Sal,

: firiue ol u deed oi irns', b%earing date
X the 10th day of November. $50 and dn
ly recorded in the clerks nihc, nj me ron,,,
Court oil Amherst, On the sh day of January
1923. whereby James :. pendleton. ofthe nd
COUNTY .couveyedtothe undprsiynsdi IN trust "a,
The purposes therein mentioned n,e ca,,.i,
tract or parcel of hand, containing seven hun
dred aud Gitv three acres, br the same mnr,
or less, lying and being in the county of Am.
hersi on Buhhlhe RIVER, on both sides of fhp
road from Newglasgnw 10 lypchhuro and
adj lining the lands OF DAVID S. Garland. he.
ing The same lands which Thomas AldIidoe
purchased OF Johi Camm and John Warwick.
and which was conveyed by said Thomas Al
fridge and Calharine his wife. 10 tho same
lame ). Pendleton, by deed bearing date the
29'h day Of April, 1878. We shall. on Mon
day the 9th day of Oetoher npXi. before the
front door of the Franklin Hotel. in The
Town OF Lynchburg, proceed 10 sell the
aforesaid trait of land, 10 the ieheSt
bidder, at public auction. for the purpo-
es OF said trust. The SAID deed of trust author
zies the sale to be made for ready money but
the creditors are willing toy authorize a SALE on
Time, the pay nlents ling Satisfactorily secured
and interest paid semi-snnualiy. Inc improve
menis ON this and, are a Two story brick dwell.
ling house, with two rooms on a floor, a brick
ohi'' win olhef necessary out houses, aud ice
house and a framed Oyerseei's house. burn.
&c. &C. The water rs equal to any in the
upper country thu improvements in good condi-
ton, the plantation mIder a good system Of cul.
ture aud adapted 10 the growth Of first rate to-
bacco, corn wheat. &c. tie situation Is healthy.
aud the neighbothood desirable. Thi, land Is
situated about one mile ffom New Glasgow,
the county Town, about four ml.es from treC onrt
House of the county, and about 20 miles from
Lynchbulg. y. n. NlCHOLAS,2 Tros.
- VI. AEkEKVlo. tees.
Richmond, August % ids4
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POETRY.
From me Jonrndi Of John Quintg .3doms toar
through SiLesin.

FROM me Johrhdi Of john QUINCY .3dams tguy
through Siiesia.
sentiments OF devotion, | nave always found
'he iirst 10 take possession ofIhe mind, on ms.
cendlng lofty mountains. Al The summit of tho
GIANTS head. my first Thought was turned to
the supreme Creator, who CAV. existence In
all thai immensely Of ahjects, be fire
my Wow. The transition from this idea. ia
Inn" nj my own relation, AS nm immortal spul
with The author of Nature, vas natural aud
immediate from this, 10 the recollection al
my native country, my parents and friends.
There was but a single, aud a sudden stem
On returning 10 the hut, where ! had lndg
ed ! wrote the following lines in the book -
From lands beyond the vast Atlantic tide.
Celestial freedoms Iuosl beloved abode.
fantInc, iclimbd the mountains craFpX side
Aud ew'dt the ~ondrous works of NatnreS God
Where wonder summit. peering TO the skies.
belloldS the eartl beneath IL with dislaiu.
Oer all the regions round | cast nav gyms.
Aud anxious sought my native home--in vain
A. to that native homo, which still infolds.
Those youthful friendship To IN, soHl "a drar-
Sun YOU my parents, IN it, bosom iolds
ny Fancy ioAV, | felt the starting tear.
Then IN the rustling ofthc morning wind.
metilnuEht | hcard a spiril whisper faIr
y" filgfiul, Iothca', sill upward raise thy mind
"Iooh 10 the skicsi ihy Hoiiue howe Is there"
SOME
Thou spcnkst Of love, fond faol : Us ifit were
A passion thou had'st known aud iuls proved,
Aud yet Thy brow Is all uudimmcdb by care
Tue brightness from thy eye is not renewed.
Thy cheeks loo, boy, the rose is blushinp there
And these are tokens that thou ne or Ia loved.
Love has his temple IN the slnken eve
Where sorrow dwclis with londest live anuaa,.
HIS truesi lIngnagc l. the secret sigh,
His sweetest eloqnenco ihe sl.ui tear
hut "h'r" The Glow and hloatn ofhc1ltl, uc niXi,,
lie sure that he i ahscnt-lor his sphere
IL IN the 9flet Won heart-therc he 10th dwell,
Like s1inted hermit IN hIs lanciy coll.
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AKEGs ground white Lead, vari
gsbW Gus qualities
do do spanish Brown
az So gallons L'oseed Oil
'nn do Spirits %rnrpent'ne
9@ do Lamp OIL (superior)
'Soo los dry Spanish Brown
,10 do do white Lead (thg''sh}
900 do do Venitian Red
9so do do yellow Oker
9o do Red Lead, superior
npa Paint Brushes, assorted
=, g,,es Window Glass, s by o lOby II
very good
1900 do Patty, very superior
Together with large quantities oil
Superior Chrom Yellow
pr%n,sian Blue No, ].
chrom green, "a new paint
English Terrr de Schema
Chinese Nermilion
Orange Lead
Sugar Load
English Vermilion
Turkey Unber
~lyIhMiige, NC. &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the very
lowest prices, by
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Postonice.
July II.
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y-I1a1ls property TOR sale, at Char
i"''' u Gourt House.

II oner for sale, 10 the hishes' p''nV' :"
shan ~ honda, in November next, (oeins
:..r ' day my property, al 'h,, p I,%eIl,o9 e1 p".,e,
l' ;n o" which occupy as asia, a f a"S , s 'ss 'I saf
, ,."' we'll enclosed, aud all N goo" 'e isa s,b "
-, contains aboa, three "cre,' ""' four Store,
one ron;, House. The situation rs pleas
ana '"e y.s.n;ent 10 a man of my profession,
AM an" or nhysican. To a tailor who WISHES 10
a a"ye If comfortably, this is desirable pro
settle "i', ,s believed TO be as good a stand for
perry per, n. "a; = It $ f af oe' the best hat can be selected
that o"s SIN country. those disposed to pur-
iau'e" ,ld do well to call and examine The pre-
80 before the day Of sale.
n'ses made Known on the day ofsale.
ler"s ROBERT 5. ANDREWS.
ids5.
Sent. 8.
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TERMS.

a,aa. pavable IN ndvanco.-No sub-
~ For : ssee,,rl faf a Hess time than sly molios
1p ss ,. aa" viii b. !, %, s,sss,ssss s@s' paid al IN ''''''''
rho fditofs3"" I'll he inserted at % cents per
? 4 ivertischensa, ,s, inc. aud 81 - seits for each
are tos lessl w 'ss FROM a distance nast be raid Tor
ss.abnaa'es ,Aeir in.sriiop, or tue pay'neH' assumed ps
,aae 'e'p' orders not exceeding tw . squares arc III
d,r six dollars. ,r. lao nm,
= An, ss,s ia 40, be attended 70.
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New Publications.

MEURSUANT 10 an ordinance of Council,
n the street committee will. on Monday
the ooh October, proceed 10 ie, by private
contract. or 10 the lowest bidder, he putting
and keeping in repair, until The 1t day OF
May, 1899, all the %stteets and allp ! hereto
fore repaired, and KEEP, in repair by hr Com
mon Council, and such other streets and al
ieys as shall be hereafter designated by the
Common Council. The streets aud alleys to
he repaired will be shown ny the subscribers
JAS. NEWH4LL,
q NURHfLL,
wa. OWENS,
CASWELL POE.
Oct. 4. IfI6
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The smali yellow speckied bugs, which in
FEST ~G'icumhers aud t%nnion., may be Destroy
ed BY naking light tiaziug fires ia the garden
eyrr"' evenings IL" bnes viii 1y ~ the
bia2e and be burnt 10 death.
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E9oR SALE.-My fine young Stallion OPP
tlmus, inferior in polnt of forn to no
Horse in Virginia, of the most approved stool,
and pIoven himself 10 be the most valuable
stool, horse. He may br cen by application
TO the subscriber, IN Charlotte county, ncal
Booker S Ferry and the term known, which viii
he accommodating. ED. ". HENRY.
Aug Is. ts2
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To vii : there -
was paid 10
1898, ?, 725. 034 re
1876, 1904, 73l 20
1871. 6.Oe7 ,lsb b.
There was pd.
on the lst
Jan, 1873,
SO. 0dW,0sO
Notice 10 ctc-
dtors has
been gwen
N the pub
lie pIinis, Il
these viii he
paid III DE
CcnbeT next
~ 10000
Making the
sum paid ~
payable IN
1873, 1850 600 DO
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Which sun, added TO the ai,sve
snnt OF S3,o27,775 10 cash
10 The Treasury, on the ist
January next, over the mo.
ney that was there On the lst
January, 1925,
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100000 90

raying the amount of he debt,
as above stated, that will be
pat during the prescat Adj
nlnist rat ION,
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The piobnpIe balance will be
IN the Treasury on the lsi
day OF Jansary. 1929,
Balance ~ the Treasury, ON
the lst Jannnty, 1926. vas
"a h in 'he Treasury, on the
LIST January. ls2Y. over tho
amount on the Isl of Janua
y, 1870, will be,
During The four years Of the
present Administration, there
viii nave been pad, OF the
priacpd OF The uationaIdebr,
h25,J17.2 35 %
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KnIlE duties of Mrs. RANDOLpIrS School.
- at Lynchourg, for young Iadie,, will be re.
saaed on III : lst day OF Oct. next. The terms
as before, viz.
FORA. session Of ten months, ending on the
Sl.' suly, 1920.
6'ard SlW- washing $50, SI2o
Tuition in all the English branches II
French %
Spanish Ia
Drawing %
Music Department, under the care Of
Miss Lewis
Boariers will be charged for tie use of the
5iauo SIS per session.
Day scholars will he charged the same Cor
tuition, and two dollars per session for tuel.
A deduction will be made for small girls.
Board aud tuition. payable one half AT en-.
rance, the balance al the expiration of five
months.
Zach Young lady will provide her own bed,
bedding and towels. and a clothes bag, and
BOOK bag all distinctly marked.
Aug. IA Isl
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From the Marylsnder.

l. FROM the marylsnder.
sit. OF Baltimore. was take. an Nnndaa, ~"
ceeas any heretofore known uy about zoo yo,es
ana N .ac lace Of this EXCESS W. have d,o,in,s.'
td inc Jackson r%nejoriIy. They led ,s AZ the
last ffes'deniia l election 900 votes ; al The lac,
an eieclion ao6 votes. aud al this lime. I'M,
3I3. Now All The voies show an mcrease ~
.t' votes l" the city. yet The Jackson ,naioritv 10
diminished AS sts,ed. There IS no i, sn,o ~.
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S2s,374.s3s 80

THUS appears that TWENTY EIGHT xnL1orc
rhRtE HUNDRED ASD SEVENTY FOUR rHousASu
SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY EIGHT DOLLAR. an
EIGHTY CENTS HAVE BEEN ACIuALyY GAM
ED ron rAE GOOD PLorLE OF ruE U.irrn.
ofATts Nv Mn. ADAMS AND HIS ADMIN.
'olRAlIoN Aud yet this Admin,strat,oa
must tie put down, right or wrong
faes s"ch as ,htse speak trumpet tongued to
an Intelligent and thinking People.
-
Ihere "ii he more than $5,000,0 900 in the r,esur1
nut tnlS suln " pun dow" AS the smallest possible sum.
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Calcined Marncsia, which. together with ms
former stock, makes his assortment very large
and complete, al OF which is uow offered 10 ms
friends, cnstomrrs, AMI the public on tho most
reasonable tCrps
Nkprch K.
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w oliIE.-By virtue of Il deed of trnst. tx-
- e'"ted T. the subscriber by Edmund IT.
~" ~ o'aftng date on the 2ist dav oil March,
~ ~ "na duly recorded ia the Clerks Office ot
I'l"i" county, on the 2ilh dav of October next,
S'' 'ei lnr purposes expressed in said deed
sat y al Be ilnrd Court ilon>e, proceed to
a.. way ct 1uhlic auction, for cash, a tract
o,i a".'i r. s"Ppo>'dto contain Boo acres, wing IN
~ ih'rr, IN the the county of Bedford The
r'".e "i The above iaud is in wood aud a orea,
tN''n'n OF II good tobacco land. TIE riybr ia
l +. ""oVe land is believed to be unauestionable
=, "c'ls as trustee, | shall convey onI. such
.said. c1Io.u ,' "tra a'oie.
Sept % sa "s"
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AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber will
"a 'r0, on Friday 24,h inst. by way of pub
a' auction, 1871 acres Of Land. Terms, one
'"ru cash. Che balance on a credit of , and 4
wars his land lies in Amherst, immediately
VI me road leading from Lynchburg to Amherst
courthouse, about 5 or & miles from Lynch
'u'g' anu is with the exception of about 80 a.
r = IN woods. and is hounded by the land, Of
.ooer Clark, James Boiling and Robert itidg-
'ay' The sale viii take place on the premises.
PLEASANT DAWSON.
'''b tdsl6
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a.o5o,mo 10
S30,341,236 os


pom this de
duct So
ON ,0OU,bur
rowed AZ d
per cent
TO pay the
ZANE amt.
oil d per CT.
etocL n mn onn nn
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Just Received by
THOM AS ]. DUVAL.

Alcohol ,lGum Camphor
Copperas lHarlcam Oil
Orange Peel IRotten Stone
Lamp Oil, rSry saperiorI Gum Elastic
Bottle COrks Blue Snalts
White Lead, dry Flor. sulphur
Alum Juniper Berries
Madden Sheet Cork
Indigo Walls Assorted
Birthstone Pubv. Rhubarb
Window Glass 2 by 10. Salt Petre
and 10 by y iBorax
Venetian Red Ground lockwood
Spanish Brown Red Lead
Ginger, superior Aqua Forts
Carb Soda Vefdigris
ChamorniIe White Bar soap
SptS. Nitrc Dale. Ivory Back
SHOP Furniture Fol. DIgltatis
l~singlass Balsam C0paiva
Waters tSpls, Hartshorn.
Tooth Brushes ICantharidcs
Cloves Cream Tartar
Pearl Barley IASsaioetida
Real Turkey RnubaIb Red, Pale and lello"
Fancy Soaps Bark
Stone Ochre iGum Myrrh
Snuff Beans Cinnamon
Red Precipitate Mace
Durable Ink Nutmeg7
Fancy Walls Epson salts
Evans Lancets Starch
cold Leaf 'CnbebS
Lunar Caustic pipps'seva
Rose Water Rock Candy
Pep. Chalk
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NATU. ".


NorE a. II was written, | am told. by
Wm l.. Brown. whose approximations were bias
tsd ON an investigation OF his standing at Wash.
IngtOn, when he claimed for himself the oilicr
ofJudge Tor the Supreme Federal Court, OF his
claim N the event OF Mc'Halry's resignation.
That his pretenslons some time past were ia
that way / was informed by his brnther-in-law
o. b. Hays, who solicited my patronage, urging
srown's friendship for NE in my election, aud
ss right TO expect, N return, support. Now he
Is an enemy OF the administration.
(B) The say IN my letter 20 Kerr, il WAS sta
ted Jackson was Il Judge when he offered me q
commissions. and in finding the record, of the
state coatfadicted me, changed the scene to a
%solitart ride to the CLOVER Bottom. Now. upup
what principle d" Tins digniied Committee say.
this-where was the necessity OF sayin, this Of
me Z Dad not they, or some of Them, OF the
General, know in all time, that l,si for two
Regiments, soiheihing like one HUNDRED Officers.
bad nesn furnished Burr Aud how could they
believe me uutier any snel, necessifv. TO ina,
changed the sceie Of that offer Do they u,eaa
- speak the truth, f., the better Understanding
FINE American people. when they say in my
'ettef 10 hefi lie commission WIS offered ia tina