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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

~ ENoS !AL.--IRANNis5 son \ ErtOI3itl;e i,i,
novcu 'neu Shoe Store ron, the second door below
'ne 10 tc corner of Main Street lib adm
to Mayos srldsec sice formerly occupied By Wu Neac
a. ~" ana known by tho of Neacs corner where they
Invite the attention OF te and the c IN e
their stock OF superior made ROOTS s. SftCIS OF their own
ranuactnrc The quality is hardly eliacd nv any in ,h,
Unon every pair OF which is They arc ,cr,nrl
moi TO be undeoid in equal quality Their assortment, is ycv
extensive, comprising every And-and will continue Il, crvc
by every arrival ites supplies; together with new fashions
r. . They have received lOD pair latlie,' American
siipEs very neat article together with sf1skin murr
ono lasting walking and drss Shoes, msys' morocco boo
ana sho with thick sat ao gsnlcInes boots with square
tors, very superior o., IFS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

WISH to sell ahou, 1000 acres Of 'rui in Charles
Ciy, b'iue art q the Berkeley Trac, t~ga;sr viii,
my hiS asi Plantation called Mil Cuart-r-ire f,ur-
chase money ~ ne p'd re BarA NJ tie L. STAIRS in
Iichmcnd The 'rsms may be known By application Il,
Nst' Ne's'r' > q ~ BENZ. HARRISON.
~ Pivlie sl'c d" 't' above yrosr'v Is rat Effected
IL lots n s''i' purcnaerig.
Be!Sleyf a ugGs, 2O,b, 1879. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

fDCCNilCNi s'iosS riuetss School iur the ,nsuC-
ton OF young ladies' and little bows in the Enss and
French Languages, GcoSraphy with the of the Globes
suncuc ah History viii be continued TIC ensuing year
fc, for Board and Tuition per session. SIP The 6rst SESSION
WIZ ngsn, 18th jan and end 18th june. JAMES BYARS.
lI.lG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25
,ioRIi or IR0rrSA1.


Post -iiS'r Cjsgcyo7 ~
. SIN: ] VII cH1yr~ try Mai on To-, Por--e ", 10,
''"n - for 'hc vcl.v cou,pcnTat;cn Of C,.r,rs
o'' safe s''h iytpTfis cr0pis o. u'Tnf '.-r,r.
IL W. IN u ~ J7gn, u WI bc proper tor him IN ,nv
&c t!3'" oi,'HT;y silH, tie urir cr c ,.f. ri >,
ply VIZ Iuf9fr but The be ,En n, sd END Git lie .,i5
i,duI s"e rs 'i1,Hcr ., ~ 1c St4. -rf - ~, "
WInch nc Iycs II ne bc c5nraGo !~ nv, co9rrrr
lus bids By s1it3tir =ccomuc 1tyr4 S1r, G-y,I,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25
Z AND FOIt S,Ni.E.-Ihc snb

3 ,ANV rett S>tiE.-Ihe subscriber offers SHE a
snah inn III the county of Gloucester vi. Oh York river
lew miles below Gloucester Town, containing three hundred
Ti tyhsc acres independent Of island in the
sprs OF good water The improvements consist of dwelling
oso, &C suited 10 small family. For (Which will
"ccnm,nodan,) amply Mr. Richard Thornton Gloucester
~ 70 the undeIsiguei in Hanover. HECTOR DAVIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25
MEK. ALFIIGNsE LO,IEAT IN.

I've wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, on LoNG-Is, AND whcr., he now has,
m tull cultivation, JHiriy-Grs Heres Of
Ground, containing 1900 Grape Vine
Roots having also the peculiar advantage
OF being enabled 10 procure the best species
ofRools from his Fathers extensive Vino
yards and Nurseries, III tho Districts of Bor-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

DSISININS " A1sD.-Kau Nay
subscriber on "Wednesday a&t, my ,ro Bob,
=" or ~ years o age dark complexion, well made, pleasing
IND easy adhrsSHe is we'll known many rn,rsuns within
"o mc, OF the ciylr,vi'. been for several years
!c or mack drvCt have lriieve
Sln aoor' Richmond in Chesterfield III the neghborhood
- ~ hrrd fTcndsor hc may make attempt 20
Sor All Of vessels aud pcrSds engaged taick
% "tW''nlc troa Carrying cntici. said slave The
'Tioer VIII give the above REGARD f hrs apprehension
al 'soa'r cNlels' paid )r iS delivery Confinement
'.iat can get him again 'rIJCrS HALL
tIhe Petersburg Old Dominion viii insert Che above I'D
Hi'+en'n hita' imc ami iNwor their this orc
" r.vn"n,. ~
Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25
WILLIAM BOYS,
JAMEj Ora FCBD,
I0HN WAYT,
JOHN e. Sewers,
BRlSCOE @. BALDwIY.

Str'oi6', 'iaul 8, 1a.a. 6GNtr7i
k2 ItfY3i{ilsD & 8iITf5TO5EfI Union Line .,
. ~ tNtkS s. STEAMBOATS,, by TdBparanrork for
M acrono179n Of tho public, VIII Commence nrr or,r,
tiols Oh Tire first Day or October nest. =
fhc SI-cs will run twice Il urai finn, I'm R<l -T-,- -;
lc!eud to Tdpphdnnock, by the wav of New Catc ,r
INC steam boat PatuxCnt prsFnt runs from Tapualr,nrt
10 Baltimore wer.. The Stares vii leave RicI,on,
cory trdiy and TUESDAY, at O'Clock in hr ,no.- ad ,,
'puHG 'Ho intermediate Prares, arriving Tappiha,ro- -,
Sd"o evening, at 4 O'Clock, On Fridays ~ that hon 40,
nee ta fauN1nt ifddy IN receive pasrTzrr4 Who ,i ~
lr Baltimore Zoe succeeding day before L. p NJ Tho 49,,
furhuS On Fn'5dfys, will arrive TapbaIrlnncck c W -
cy, by O'Clock, a. NJ W1cn the STAGE will take rc-
- hichmond th1t evening Or SUNDAYS they start on, C
ptr'nn7ck az O'clock, \. NJ 5r Richmond until auo,d
aen-6ai' Is added ~ c line Travellers by thr rn y
hcur, ~ W i'''.i'''' III 81
"' i'. md col7hrs careful and attentive drive av
~ 'd e''ry atouron will m paid by The proprt5rs u,
~ 'i| = RI say ct Passengers The in5ora,cr m thI
~ nt - INC Pu5iF, vii We readily scon. Ito7rDs r6arr
cEope aH5 more conmodoIs fsn the south ~ ti,r
noI hia Who dislike long land journey can bc rr5,o
~ oy % nIIGs only, and night distr1Jnrr ard ,.rr
oppose 'lTcy 10 wafer be rcspted BIZ smooth road nj
9H acccmodatIons Tic distance is Ices upop flIs ro,,,
dn any ocr the Recommendations Cuual and Inc firr l1r
II ots, lIScwise Tr Communication he;qeep f,r cs, ~
hnsnH arr onr NoliAcH Ne6 Comics fSr the advani7v
ant r'f5y1TV ofOo'b '7S
g. Sgee fic, q fn sv rjte n 50 m. Tnr-r,,e9r,,
,'s rfs Pc r'c ls expected tIr s'c5,r,.t5s ,,1l ~
81 n and fG1 Bajnorc BY Tiff ppJ)yrIt~ffti5s
(@goheE"oef User G2107J, Yo.3
|''htr<s", 1873 ~[---rg-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

ALI. Il Sal st has rcccivcd ~ The recent ;,7Tiy
from New FORK aud Philadelphia the grau-r NAT OF
All. ''COl)S; among which ARE
London du'Hc md point hanlc els
., ., 10, ii ai.d HI rose ,o.
Wiirc, red, green and black faurGl,
sup-hne blue, back, grey Oxford, olive and dab Goflfs
- CO no. cassimerGs
1onnio1i, tine tn'i snperfne ,atl;,eL, vel asol:-
No"',ne,s, Lcrseys and linseys
ram %nf printed carpet bales
Swans0oHn and Valencia vestinEs n,7rlEJ
Selntircr: and bldcfl English dorsHuiIe 40
p!dn and iSured bcInhazCtS
Mcrno cassinHercs assorted colours and 81 c,-
Red, blue and orang, circlssiarS -
C,fonc stripes and circussiau p,a;,ys
Six, Worstrd, Ilmbsyool and cotton frjsA
10. do RIO t,ifdn
:n"hdn' ISst1It'uc1u of square,;nd Long uy7uo SiIt
t;Ehinrre inrNg do Cashmere and Valencia G;e
SHpcr i.oncan aud French printed carubrjt2
Shipped and paid ginghans a;id batistg
1uti2n cailnrIcs and cambria :,:slns
.''nn ana hsurci book, muil and Sygiss 90.
Superior hiack italian lus,ri.ies
Black and coloured Gros dc Nar3l,s
i,aian nets aud vorstcTi barcoc
Eiacl, narclliuc and ference
Canton and Mandarin csarts
FURNITURE, belt I'D other ribbons, al ea&ant as:6rtnlat
Aicrino aud cashmere hdhiS
Norsl"d AMI barge eauza do.
India arYi GCrrau silk do
Imitation handRnna ana Madras TO
Cclonrc3 and white cr;rvnts
Super hiaCa talian 60.
Mems buc!,S1ln, Woodstock and il5rscS.in G6ycs
L3a:cs "a. asserted:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

in'sf assortment OF brown and bcartea aiYlas and
lSS 7oiesrc Faid ticking apron and furniture checks
Orr 1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

kg Ni;no Of der Of trust recorded in the cerk,s fc n
re county court of Henrco bearing date of tho 8f do Is
I"<' rom John Street to Stephen Duva and JeSse
~ - secure the payment Of certain of money t1erpiD
'Henonr will he sold To the highest bidder for rpay ,S
81 We premises on the lth day of November next the tract n
% on men the said Street resides lying in the neigh
TDth OF ci'uD Church, adjoining the lands of Ot1d5s
nn DINERS containing tweny-nne acres be tho same
"'cT ICES his small land has on Il an evceIis,
dwelling, and all uc-essrv out houses. also an
r rtcr within - yards of tho house The rgbt 70 ,b
v IS believed uEquestionab but the snl,scribe1e r,I
Is '''= viii convey only such rg, as vested in them,
~. ~. 100, o. SIEPIlEN DUYAL( r.
wv -tS', t3&y--6t@ JESSE SNEAD lruStegS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

Gfondc aud Lot and Goronnc IN Eyaace az deg Nj
Proposes TO the numerous friends, cultivation of the
My A. L. will engage furnish Subscribers witt, . Crane
VINE hooS hcore the first Of lIrch ,ca aud tcn, r.
have bcru opened Tho Root, will he three yc,Ts o ,nd vii
pJorucc considerable fruit year from the c of ,,c;,
BOXES with some ri thccgcna soil in they have been
raised which viii geaty facilitate the thriving OF the Root
| When ranSpan,ed. 1890
Orders viii he p'cuay attended TO; the Subscribers dcsir
rating The Quantities aud species Grape Vine Rbo tho.
", ' IN, NV ,ney WI engage to pay for 1000 Reefs more,
re o 10 cents and - per Roo for less than sG Root
only t,o Y"rs ot shall he paid the rate of ants e,c
less ,han 50 Roots ' ~ - N1'''' '''
f1nont TO be made delivery OF the Roots l,,rs nc,
/ received Unless post maid.
az: Subscription Lists arc opcnc.-a, MIR Yorl with !,
e a,, Iops,t, So Wa;snoet Boston, T. Copeland, u,.
Wiari RhonIs; a.hingtou C$fy william ParS
Davenport, Acn & Coz Strnn1Gh Hall :;,n,.r x r,rr
8. C fosier e H"o Charleston, T. g. + Street
Mr. 'ouwtrs Booi Culture of the Crane Vine and
Oh .i OF Nine may he found the principal ook-
ls'atis) 10 Subscribers. o." 'iS' '"F''
Catalogue Of f'Qe Iis Root, moi Mr. LcrrAr proposes 70
The following species ale 5ccies as tc bs, the ,o,o, .,
which is left 10 Subscribers
cane loom Eyes with hgcstor orlda Tour grosgrlin:
Do Melting Tor in1na) j. SWEET tiuiat ), MHscat &,
? ToS'ri 10 SyriT; H. co:,.antf,: p MaIgacRxn
arnn Mst; ii, Na!vojse; ID, Foo fiicd Ro,rr:, is
bia:h iia.lhourg: H. Comst,,,a. ~
Tor B"ttIl'urr-13 AuvcruIa. 10 Rll,o,ccc. % Do,,
cnrc; 81 gnt dc Darnc p Ovcttc: - Doet,c: a Plant
ge Keno - s"ndy: 26, Nlorilon q, Aaerc "a Boursc-
los; ~ icoEian 80 Fhulosse, 81, tansc-Rrno Clarct 81
hivesu7t 81 81. Lcan 50, J;roi S. NIcnicr A. pino,
- Slitef 81, fcn'Urrr 10, oussuon; H. EotclIant;
ho"hic 1ate oofy-WrrE-tt Cl,ass,as ffron F,rtsinc
pfaul 10, Do GoidGn; l6 Do Crarking IL Musk lR
Mne?t Lsznre 40 I'o Small Ferries; So (tro Jcrsn'
m o. DO (tfnn Jura) b. ilvisuon- Chtsscias:
ID husc1 Rouge: IS, Ausc,t Grey 56 Iar4 To!c, 81 Ia
SePt3 s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

~, ~. OCt It's
STAtNGON AC.:D l5nii .-i.Ic uudcrsigIicd a5oo1
~ Et"c appnned by the board Of listee DESTROYS ~
a'v,'ns the attention OF hc public this iruton-n the
encouragement ma !" obtained promote the cause of educ,
ron III tt own nabou.h0o7 and advance the interests Of
Scc'e' ne Local situation this seminary is IN .rvcra re-
pcciS, very iavcIraHlc The climate un:onmcrv bclthv
ne d'soi the people are generally correct the rios
OF me may NJ obtained the terms The com
ntce have asce.ta'nc that boarding had in resprcr
PR ate tnIies at rate exceeding forty dollars tor sio
vi ys no'nS They have made enquiries the terms
Of bonding tv1 hCycons;dcr that yo,,IS
Sao NJ exposed to the temptations incidct the best CON
Quoted houses that iesrriotion 49, '
~ - contemplated that institution will he arain op r
Inc reception 81 pupils tic st of October next provided
PROSPECT on an adequate. though moderate remuneration for
'e >'NcS can nc he1 out - gCntCncn high o,a6ca
," 'o nave construed, that event, aio char.c of the
Hc'ev, as Professors To those acquainted with the Rev
'PH NdIiH aud iYTTLFToS aoDFI, ESQ nothing need he
sac ~ Tav OF recommendation. But parents and Guardians
III aince, pledge HcIlvcs the great moral v,o, the
~ department, and tie exemplary habits of Acvs Sm;,h
ana Ndncii We, moreover, express candid o,;uon IN
SATIN" that teachers better qualified 10y their energy character
"ir rc a.;ty OF talents and cir ANA .c of education
oou!d not ~ selected for such institution We rive his
Representations from personal knowledge merits of thc,r
"'nrncn, with whom inIna ely acdua!ntrH
The tcr-S Of tuition viii be reduced below the cisora
a'HS as may &c seen from The following schedule which I;
bern saiwtiolci bv tnc board OF irsirrs
or ttn, Crock Mathematics Natural Philosophy Chems
ply session, 80
gotRcadins, cm;,nsh7 Arithmetic, EssA Grammar x
ana 6no1raply-pcr Session, ea
The Seminary will be opened the Monday in Novcn
r most Letters addressed member Of the COMMITTEE
VIII rsey1 tie most Pronap, s:ionion.
WILLIAM TyYyS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

ShofOSALS for Carrying Tie Mails tic United Stairs
on the following routes viii be recc:v.l =, the Gr,.
PoO'cc, until the s5,d day of November npy INCLUSIVE viz
IN VIRGINIA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-25

OlhE!NlA ~ 81 superior court chanccry, holden
at the former capital, the city Of Villa rsfurg
tne hteenh day N Wy, o"e thnuSa nd, rht hundred
and twenty 1--WE:
Francis Wicker, ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

lieve. That he was fairly chosen accoiGins
to the letter and spirit of the Constitution, b,
the voice OF Il ma jority of the states, we ar,
certain. He has called to his aid in the, Ey.
ccutlvc Departments Of the government
men distinguished Cor their talents, their yir.
tues, and eminentiy qualified for their res.
ipectlvc stations, whose prompt, faithful and
eihcicnt discharge of their duties, entities
them To the respect and confidence Of their
Ifeiiow-cltlzens. Agriculture, commerce. and
manufactures, are fostcred, and Internal Inn
lprovcmcnts promoted, by the Genera! Co
vernmcnt. The national finances are ad
,mmistcIed with prudence and economy. In
less than three years, more than thrty-threo
millions OF dollars have been applied to the
discharge OF the principal and interest Of the
public debt. The national character is pre-
served and maintained. Peace is assiduaus-
i cultivated and maintained with all nations.
Preparations are made for defence in war.
ihe peace and tranquility Of the Union is
preserved. The laws are impartaliy and
faithfully executed; anu the nation advances
III a steady career ofprospcrity.
This wise system of administration we
would endeavor to preserve, and we invoke
the co-opcration Of Our fellow citizens. We
ask them to determine whether they are pre-
parod TO dismiss from Office, loag tried, 18th
tdl and yirtuoIs public servants, whose wis
DOM moderation and patriotism, is attested
10y the uniform course of their measures, and
the prosperity and happiness Of the nation;
and consent that the management of our
national affairs shall Be suddenly committed
ID one, without knowledge in the science OF
government, unacuuantel with our foreign
and domestic relations, The resources and
various interests of the nation or the nature
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
FOR HOUSE or

.
ALBEMAnLE-Wm. T. Gordon 265, Hugh Nehosys.
2G3-- no opposition.
CHARLorrE-Richard J. Gaines SO, John D. Rich.
ardson l33-Dr. VIM. Rice 1852, A. d. Alexander ho
GLoucEsrER-Thomas SMITH 2es, John Billups~
l5i-James Baytop 100, WIN. Il. Perrin 81, II. l..
Dabney A. (The sheriff gave the castips vote r..
tween Bups and Baytop.)
Isle OF WIGHr-Josah fIolleman ell, .frchb aid
Atkinson 206-PaIker WelIs lGS.
NEW KENT - Christian 1870, James Sam
deIs l33-Crump 81, fIil!iard co. RacliGe G5, Chap
pell %.
Onio-Fitzhugh 4G3, PARROT 35a--W.bb 1873
Giles 30, Shepherd 10.
PENDLEroN-Tho's Jones o31, Reuben Dice pc.
PRINCE GEORGE Allen Temple l.!3, Eranc;s =,
Rves l20-Carer COPELAND GO.
=, h,onIoNn CouNTT-Col' r. w. Carter 135. CAPT
l. X. Barnes l. 0-Co. Vincent Drainham &c ga,
). w Beiifeld SO, Col p. a. Bramham %.
kockINaHAM--Col WIN. McIahon 49o, Capta,u
Joseph Cline* 456-Col. Samuel H. Lewis 3s1 ~.
vd Irwin i21, Conrad Caster ,nl.
SErSANDoAH-Wi'liam Carson 649, Charles Z
Lo'ellV 636--Jnhn Newman 400, Geo Cooper =,
New Members.
For the SENATE. there was 10 opposition 10 AIR
m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

luz couonation editors manifest much feeling and
'e$auon at the publication Of Geu Jackson,s Ie.r,
u W. 'annbeii, demanding, the removal IF e,fs
Di"sHore, the iDdian agent. II was an unexpectos
wv" " "'eir cause; and they have other way OF
meetDg It's injurious consequences 70 the hero nm, j.,
assang The motives OF those who were instrumental
10 bringing 1t before the public. Ii DR. Woods knew
OF The existence of such leter-aud he uiy sureIr
have derived his Information from other sources TIM,
me department of Wort bis duty as a patriot,
representative of the people, offer the resolution
"och LIE d, calling for the production Of the letter
Ivory act committed by Gen. Jackson should Ire
0no"n to the people, it is necessary in forming cor.
rect opinion OF his qualifications for the Presidency:
ADo us friends and par,zans afraid (ss they
pretend they are mott that all the transactions Of ms
ne should be severely scrunzed, we marvel at t,,s
oucy which they make against every exposure wbirh
Is made to the world, Of his conduct fbev view TN,
letter as production worthy the pen of prom;nep.
ooaae for the Presidency if its character and styie
are not OF nature calculated TO nure tbe author teu
why all this Remuneration against MIR. Woods he
department of War; aud the Administration Members
o Tue House Of Representatives? Whence the rirt-
aon and excitement ct the publication of The letter.
But they that the letter is discreditabe to. tie
standing OF Gen. Jachsoni that il is injurious to Ills
prospects before the people, and hence their abuse OF
hose who had any agency in bringing it TO light, 4,
our next, we shall furnlsh our readers with fhe ns.
'usal of the letter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

The Enquirer Of few days back uses this language
After the recesyes Of the domestic circle have been
violated. and Mira Jackson has been rut.eIy attacked
and base'y caumn;aied- after orgery and fabr:ca
iion have been employed 10 hlacken the character
Of Jackson, we need not be surprised at any thing
We would fsin ask these eolleinen, who Common
ced this OF fabrication and faIsehood AMI which
side Of the cal question has been most distinguish
ed by ingenuity Of inventions, ndeceucy Of
grossncss Of abuse and pcrsstiDg iD known untrur:
Have they forgotten the attacks of Kremor and
RaUdolp h-the charges Of bargain and sae-ibe per-
sonal ophots of puritan black leg, &c. showered
upon the President and Secretary of State by Gen
Jackson's patizaus' IT tie spirit of party has done
injustice to Gen. he and his friends are alone &c
blame. They have observed moderation, no de-
cer2y, in ssSsiirng she administration. They were
The first tOs,tsck private character and 10 Outrage
the feelings Of honorable men sud tho decsncies o
society Not satisfied that hrs newspapers shouL
Curry tbs war OF abuse, Gen. Jackson himsej
descended rom the dignity OF his station, and iodulg
81 h15eifio lrIs:o5 it ai'D 5tra'ion aSd lied ",
if I"5i-Ylia Advertiser aD5 STasN-0.sco r.lsc-sa
90 O. g5o~7s'5 q Aie e'l,:31s mi tta sap- Or b
Pss.-
We -a re- r-e'rl e s't'r TIE 7e-7-rsl,,es NJ on
party ~ h7 "za-:o'a n Ic othc-; S1t II t5o sreul
aFbs a51ss'rs'or aseerro ,oyro7f Ter ,ssir a.g,7
/ go,ar-r io. ,ha: rsr,5~f - s;yea ~ ,ga ,1-arrs
su5... sa3 -. - ,,-- sh- lne 9se'sos 5.ser-o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-16

1Hs Colin OF iils triendless boy, john Huuls s.o
for aedged mutiny. in March lsia, With some OF tn,
PARTICULARS of his csse presented An sugra
Sog OF the reucOntre between Gen Jackson and Sam.
ue! jackson, which the General sabs his sn;aponi,
as lie is stopping dowp is lis last figure and the hard
bill concluded with DIR. Senator Banton accou,t %,
ths ARRAY at Nashville, in 1873, between Gen. Jack
son, and two three of his followers and the ,xo
Bentot:s.
Such The materials Of THIS "ia ;paous h,od5;U "
Had why Is 1t ''uaG1nous'" The collins do but re.
ptessht realities ihe eighteen persons designated
were oil pat TO death uude the orders of Cen Jack
SON. Its the honest judgment of large position of the
community, that no one of them ought TO have suffered
deah in the circumstances that attended its uc,iop
The account given in the handbiils is that which nh
tans very general credence, except amopr ,bose ho
continue to regard the General as saint were an
Gel from heaven TO declare the CONTRARY WIN than
1t infamous 10 present tho matter in the form fins h,I
bill exhibits? Simply because the Jucssooians 6.sI
that il is calculated TO make strong and I.s,r, in.
preston. There are many who Mother read moi de-
vote much of their time 10 rehecou But al, "a, 90.
aud the enon''es Of the General being thus exhibited
to the eye, in appropriate groups, can be upser
stood and felt BY all.
In these times II is high aud imperious duty TO MAX,
the public acquainted with the true history and CHAR
acter If Gen. jackson. find whatever to
effect this whether addr TO the senses or 10 the
Understandings ought to he employed with equal acvi
~ and hrmness That this handful is calculated 10
have effect, evidence by the rage excos and the
sent forth against it, These alone ought
to stimulate the frends of the administration 10 give
currency and circulation. Men laugh al that which
'hey feel cann" njure the,n they angry when the,
feel themselves effectively assaulted weak and Ten
der Po'n' And those who in;imiJatcd hy She ra-
gnss OF Their opponents at the employment Of any egi
innate weapon, are very uawiso politicians.