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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-18

fhe Goods referred IN az the ADORE advertisements corr
Stsi 2rincipattg gt tr Joltouing articles.
Nay 28ih, 1928.
large assortment o: "c supeiGne and extra blue anc
black cloths
Do do do do brown, olive, green, c!aret & MKT do
Do do do blue blacs drab, white, buff and MKT cuss;.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
NEW ECcZs.

NARRATION of Van Haen's Imprisonment
and escape from the dungeons of the lnquistion;
his Journey to Russia. &c.
Lectures ON Physiology, Zoology and the Nat
urI History of Man, by ". Lawrence, T. r, ).
Jam's Biblical Archaeology.
Blue Stocking Ha--novel.
Filtration, do.
HIumours Of Ethiopia, a tale Of Colonial times.
Voyage TO the Moon.
Buccaneers, a romance Of our own country IN
MS ancient day.
Youth and Manhood of Cyril Thornton.
The Midsummer Farles "a poem by L. Hood.
The Hunter, poem, by Flint.
The Pelican Island, by Montgomery.
Capt Pary's Voyage to discover North
West passage.
Pastor Sketch Book
Father Clement.
llc6cnzicss Memoirs of Calvin.
Sequel 10 Popular Lessons
Private Memoirs of Madame Hausset.
Tales of a Grandfather, by Scott.
Nasm's Horse Fauler and Appendix.
Elizabeth Palmer.
Philosophy IN sport.
Just received and for sale at A. & T Pick
cts Book Store, Nam Street Wheeling, where
may be had books in every department Of Ll,era-
ture.
April 9th SIPS l5-G
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
DORERT DAVIS. CABIvET Max

D OBERT DAVIS. CABINET Max
u. Err and IPHoLsTERER respectfully informs
the Citizens of]Nheeling, and the Western
Country CT large that he has RECOMMENDED his
business. al his Old Stand on Main Street. next
door 10 Mr. CunnnCham's Chair Manufactorv,
where they can get supplied with aIlkinds of FAS-
oF WoRK. liz his line
u County Cabinet Makers can be supplied
with Carving, at the shortest notice.
1.-TWO Apprentices wanted tothc above bust
ness.
Wheeling. January 26ib. 1925 cts.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
NOYV'S
PATENT CoRN sHELLaR.

a. Aa4t > VU4A4N tsAAh4dL4AAAf
EHAVlNG purchased the Right to the
above Machine, torthe counties of Brooke,
Ohio, Tyler, Monongaiia, Harrison and
Preston, / ann ready to receive and execute orders
for the same. This machine, for expedition in
Smelling, Is unegiIalled by any other now IN use;
and unlike al other inventions for that purpose,
instead OF dIschargng both corn and cob in the
same place 10 Gusts the cob TO considerable dis
lance from the >heled corn. The quantity Of corn
shcIed by IL Do given time, so far exceeds that
sheIedby amy other with which IL has been com
pared. thatit has ln many cases been adopted, and
others cast aside, as appears by certificates now
i'm my possession. Tie Public are, however, re-
quesied 10 call on the subscriber, examine the
machine witness lis operation. and satisfy them
selves. JAMES. I. KING.
HbatHq, March, 10. 1928
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
Stone Cutting.

AWARK DOUGLASS respectfully In
V forms his friends and the public, that he
continues TO carry on the above business
on the corner of Washington and 9TH streets, where
Stone Cutting of al kinds can be furnished at the
shortest notice.
o. Two APPRENTICES to the above business
wanted.
Wheeling MGch 9Th, 1873. l0-3m.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04

Is order 10 disseminate extensively the hume
rous advantages which flow from the deyelope-
meut ofnew resources and valuable Improvements
In the Agricultural World il is reasonable to pre-
sumo thai proper medium for the accumulation
and distribution of practical knowledge, must
prove of the first importance. a Periodical Pub
LEGATION devoted TO these purposes, II conducted
with spirit and industry, cannot prove otherwise
than emiuenty useful
Under these impressions, the Publishers have
determined on offering TO the agricultural commu-
nifty THEFARMER'S MAG AZINE, as repoSi-
rorv of useful information; satisfied they cannot
render TO their country a more valuable service, or
better contribute to MS permanent prosperity, than
IN sub,ermg, as they hope to do, It's agricultural
interests.
The leading feature of this publication viii be
sustained By our own ample resources united TO
be promised contributions of several AGHcULTU
RAD SOCIETIES, and the assistance of distinguish
ed agrlcumrlsts, IN TINS and other states.
The LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC department viii
be conducted by gentleman heretofore editor Of
a popular literary Journal.
In furtherance of their views, the publishers so
licit original contributions on Agriculture, H0Tti-
culture Rural and Domestic Economy DC. and
ihe cooperation of agricuturiss and the friends
of Agriculture throughout the countTy to whom
is respectfully submitted the following
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING is rhE CITY UF PHILADELPHIA,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04

About nm cr ten months adicr the above cure
.,-os nerforrned through some exertion Mrs. c.
injured A., blood vessel; from the loss of blood,
and annette She was again reduced so low, that,
he attending physician deemed consultation
would be necessary, which, accordingly was hello.
and. thew were of opinion, she could survive, bui
few hours longer. / Immediately administered
he Cathohcon. bearing IN observation, shat as
ono qs there is life, hope remains TO the aston
-nneut of an, who had come as II were TO Wit
moss Nor death. the second dose, which was taken
about haitian hour after The hrst, eitecualy stopped
ae bleeding of the vessel; and In a few DAYS She
.ras. Tor tho second tme mraculousy cured.
Another instance Of the peculiar meritsof thi.
medicine 4 also Witnessed, VIZ. the case of my sou
lrHom. The letter made ms appearance, and
completely covered his body, and behind his ears
the nu,uIe- behind bis ears discWged awatcr
lumour, thar eXcouated the parts which it passed
over and formed INTO ulcers; he was greatly ema
cIIcd-reduced 90 mere SKIN and Done-had sleep
less n-lts-restless days, I'M fact the tormeutS OF
OBJ. disease were understandable. HE most ap-
proved remedies Were employed from the com
ueucsmaur and strictly followed, but, without
lleriaung his miseries. Again, successfully
administered the Cath0iCon, he was restored
and remains In perfect health TO tins day.
From the wonderful effects of your medicine u
me three foregoing cases, 10 most certainly deserves
the attention Of the afflicted. Those who have
been relieved bv It's use MS well as every member
of society. should AID n tie diffusion OF SO greu
discovery. ann very respectfully yours,
r. j.. C.
No. A Prune street.
To 1Ir. W. W. Potter, Philadelphia.
Gloucester Point, County Of Gloucester, N J.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
HALL s. TRISLER,
WAGON AND CARRIAGEMAKERs

W ANnNf-N tA-fAr N-AANA IA az n -A--AAA In ~
NrsrEcrrULLy inform their friends and the pub
c nm general. that they carry on the above business
m NJ lis various branches, on Nam Street, Hhee-
linz near NcCOmey' tavern; where an orders
DO heir line viii be thankfully received and
promptly amended 10. Having constantly on hand
agoot assortment Of seasoned materials, they hope
by pmc,ud attendance TO business 10 merit a
share of .uhEc patronage.
GIGS AND CARRIAGES
REPAIRED 10 me neatesI manner, and at the short
esr notice.
TWO APPRENTICES wanted 10 the a.
Dove lusaoss
Wheeling May Il, lS2S 2Q-12t
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
Yours respectfully
FIIZABTTU Sl1AILWOOD
Ic0dfy the aboveis true account Of part OF
uv wife suffering.
,0iwe5) S. SMALLWOOD.
Master of the Team-bou, plying between
Gloucester Ferr and the Point House
S. SllALLWOOD

Ms daughter Margaret s. Peacock, VINO resides
near Longacomiug n the county OF Gloucester
state at New jersey, was taken with the disease
.mcd wIB LEO. which was usuccessiuIly treat
ed hy respectable physician of that place, for 4
years, her -utieuugs during that time, with Tins
llrHens0me disease, language Is inadequate to
.zDcss.-Ihe lower eXtremitles were swelIed, al
periods. 90 nearly double their ordinary size, and
became extremely painful She began to use
your medicine, Che Vegetable CathoIicon) and
I'D q short time she was cured; not having heard
from her Of late, / conclude she remains perfect
y well.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04

WV HIS EMBROCATION has for a
long time been esteemed as a valuable rem
edyin variety Of diseases, and VIII ven
ture TO say that 1t viii want no other recommen-
dation than that furnished by the use Of one or two
Bottles In RHUMATIsM It Is attended with the
most signal advantages also valuable in Spratis.
NlmJHcSS, Burns, hdoient Sl5eaings, and is par-
ucularly sgrviceable IN LrmbagO or pains IN the
back, and in many instances when taken in dose
of from g 10 I'D drops, On syrup or sugar. It gives
Immediate relief IN CBoLIc. Il Is also much
named for It's powerful discusiye efficacy in the
removal OF PoLt-e5A fistulQ' fcrsa, SpTains, and
many other diseases incident 10 Horses. For a
more particular description of tins EmJrOoat0H.
End The method Of using 1t, ] refer you to the adj
yertisment surrounding the Bottle.
WhceiiHg March ~. lo2S
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
THE PRACTICAL FARMERS
GAGAzIN% e
Or Agricultural * literary
Gazette.

N CALNAANs
THE FARMERS MAGAZINE is designed
TO contain information drawn from AUTHENTIC
SOURCES relative TO the Improvement and manage
meut of remarkable Farms, sources of manure
number and kind ofToCK, farming utensils, labour
crs, diaries, DC; AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENTS
critical notices and reviews of such publications
l~ may tend 10 the interestsof the Ilusbandmm
Improvements mn the breed Of DOMESTIC ANIMALS
accounts of such FOREIGN and DOMESTIC trees,
shrubs vines plants, seeds and grams, as are con-
dered necessary or useful for subsistence, COM
fort or ornament with INFORMATION relative to
their treatment, growth, requisite kinds Of soil,
&c; and M short, whatever may tend TO increase
the product of the soil, and advance the RURAL
ECONoNY of the country
Insertion will also be given to such REPORTS.
Addresses and Papers, as may be communicated
for publication, by the several AGRICULTURAL So
cIErIEs of this and other states
A LAND REGISTER win contain as far as
practicable. a lis, of farms which are now, or may
hereafter be FOR SALE, account of their size.
situation. quality and such other particulars as may
be deemed USEFUL.
Space viii be afforded for the SOLID and srER-
LING BEAUTIES of LITERATURE, the useful arts and
sciences Chemistry. Natural History and Ph.ios0-
phy, Biography and Travels, state of the MARKETS
M the principal Sea Por-, &c. &c.
TERMS.
THE FARMERS MAGAZINE win be pub
Gshed sE1u-uoNrHLY the price is three dollars,
PAYABLE eitherat the time of subscribing, orrecelpt
of the first number The FORM and SIZE has
been adopted, which is deemed most convenient
for bndRg, while the guilty OF the paper, the
beauty of the type (cniirey Heo,) and the general
execution of the work. will be such. as It Is hoped
will reflect credit on the Publisher and Crafty
ITS PATRONS.
GJAddress (post pud) THOMAS C. CLARKE
agent for the Propuetors, No. AZ, Market Street
Philadelphia.
Editors copying the above, may contribute
TO the interests Of am invaluable science, and VIII
receive q copy of the work.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04

WvDsoE CHAIRS, with great varlety OF st
rrrs CRADLES, Common Windsor and Arm
CHAIRS.
Tbsv would also inform the Public, that they
b,,,e considerably extended their business. and
have taken that large and commodiOus building
jgfey occupied by Messrs. Bayard and Frasier-
9bere they also intend keeping a general asort
ment of the above work.
n B. All orders, thankfully received, and
promptly attended TO-
January 2nd. 1928. Its.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
MEDICINES
Paints, Dye-StufS, &c.
CLEMENS s. RAY,

Have supply of articles in their line, Of which the
following are part and Will be sold on moderate
terms. Having been selected with care, they are
conidentY offered.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
ELIZABETH slIALLWooD.

CASE.-Wm. Middleton aged about 50 years
Tor tlc last years had seven large sLOUGHING
cLcrbs on his body and limbs. He was ON a
Journey fom Georgia 10 the eastward, and had
been subject t1 tine treatment of many physcj
us between Savannah and this city, bat the dis
ease su. progressed boz spite of al their efforts
consequent emlcnu0n eu-ued, from the long and
severe pains which he experienced, and the ulcer
discharged freely thick offensive mattCr-almost
u-up.ouable, which prevented hm from proceed
ms lW.he than this ClN, he gave up an mtcipa-
lions Fever reaching home again, and began TO
assume deadly aspect, notwithstanding most
.Nce.eD. medical advice was rendered. A few
weeks after ms arrival he came under the notice
of Nr. Potter and immediately commenced using
me CuloOCOu; mn about two weeks there was
material change m the appearance of the ulcers
md the cycUclltng PAINS, which hlrassed him
from tlc commencement of the disease, were pare
tally removed. and ms general health and strength
improved daly. I'm eight weeks more he was
perfectly restored to health by the use of the Ca
,aoIcom the ulcers were healed the violent pains
n-ra.y ilrsook him: he pursued ms journey SAT
Uuug mo- inconvenience Whlteyer.
A number of respectable individual are ac
cuu.ci with tle a0oye facts. Co whom reference
riay be hadby applying to WV. POTTER.
Philadelphia October l5th 1877.
For these twu,y-sx years past I have been
a5ouuug with q VIOLENT COUCH, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD. &c. and O general debility, prevailed over
my sy-teu- but, more particularly m my brca>r
] became So helpless from the emacauon that
lfe was only burden 10 me:-had seepless
nights u consequence of the pain aud tickling
c1l-l-uo appetite that would enable me 90 use
-Ifc.ou. uourslmont 20 support my frame, and
reduced io such an extremity that the skin was
corrugated. and seemed TO be fast 20 my bones
n fact I expected for mo- other relief than DEATH
commenced PoJters Catholcon. and by the time
had taken the third bottle l was perfectly re-
loved of the harrassing and distressing complaint
III. ace IS IS years. HETTN BATTLE.
Pine street, between Sixth and Seventh SITS.
Phlaie.hia Oct. 1lth, lo27
For sale by
CLEMENS & RAY.
March 10. lS25.-l2.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NEk-R EkGEczE.
RosB & MORRISON,

Would respectfully inform
their Patrons, and the Pub
lie in general, that they have
on hand. at their Old stand
nearly opposite the Posi-
OFFICE, a large and SPLEEN e,l
did assortment of FANCl
WORK, amongst when
are, Japan Painted Cane
and Rush Seats, and FANCY
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04

Wheeling, january 2nd. lS27 -.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-04
CLENIENS & RAY

March 10. 1S25.-l2
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-31
rW hole No. l4s7.

% Col. Burr. A number Of gentlemen 10 NASH
Tile, TO destroy this impression, and 10 show
their disapprobation of Burr, determined that
Col Burr should not attend the ball, ard 90 in.
'orrned Col. BUR through Judge John Overton.
who returned With the Information, as he told
me, from Burr, that Col. Burr bad declined
coming to the ball. With this we were satisfied.
About the time The ball was half over, was
standing against the vail. opposite The door Of
enhance IN the room, aud saw Gen. Jackson
lead Burr BY The arm into the room, and intro
dueed him, with considerable form, 20 the 10.
dies aud gentlemen then present. DO not re.
collec, at this tinse that MIR. Jefeissn,s piocla-
nation had any effect on the persons then abous
Nashville. who were, from their conduct, Just.
ly liable TO our suspicious. and think, took
some pains to enquire into that circumstance.
Some time afterwards, our party, TO shew their
further Indignation. burnt burr publicly in eff.
gy. have always believed that during ths
Burr matter, thar Msior 1iman Dixen inform.
ed me by letter. that Gen Coffee had been
engaged in procuring boats and provisions Toe
hurr on Cumberland rver, though the letter, II
there was ONE, cannot new find, and I have
examined for IL, Il was my understanding at
The time, that Col. Sioskeiy ID. Hays went OFF
as one OF Burr's men in his boats, and have
never heard il disputed since. Col. Hays 10 q
nephew Of yrs. Jackson. Although | never
wss =, Gen. Jackson's house with Burr, YET
IN tolerabiy we'll satisfied, aocosding to my re.
collection ct this time Of occurrences then, thas
in the fall o, 1905. and winter OF 1867, Burs
and Gen Jackson were very intimate. and that
Burr was frequently ct the Generals house.
The ahovs is sistement Of the most promnsns
facts az they are fixed on my recollection. ifr
am mistaken about any thing, tits sbon, dates.
and about them do not pretend to accuracy.
NATH. w. WILLIAMS.
A list Of the gentlemen In the ball room II the
time, aud who were present In the pubic
square Of Nashville. whsn BUR- was busnt in
effigy, ss we'll a. now recollscted.
Geo. w. L. Mari, Esq. alto. VI law.
VIM Smith. alto al law, aud nav Clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of Williamson County
Thos. Swan. Of Va. alto. nj law, (dead.l
Doct. Watkins, Of e Team.
John G. Blount, OF N G.
Judge Porter. Of Louisiana
v. runnssal. Of pntsylvanis county, Va.
T.. 8. Hall
---- Curry, former Postmaster ct Nashville.
am no, certain that the gentlemen referred
10 were present: II not they can say: the great.
er part am pretty cenRdsn, we're present.
very well know there we're at the burning of the
efiigy from one 20 two hundred individuals
". w. WILLIAMS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-31
The Anniversary of Americar InI.,

The Anniversary of American fnJs~
pendence was celebrated at the Orange
Springs, Va bya numerous company !.
The Honorable James Barbour Was an
invited guest. Mr.. Madison was also
invited, but declined for the reasons set
forth in the following letter to the Com-
mittes:
g! have received, gentlemen, your note og
the ga inst, in which am invited in such
obhgng terms. to partake. with portion Of
lfellow-clt,xsns Of this county, Of dinner on
The approaching 4th OF July. The pleasure I
should teei IN meeting them on such en- oc:s.
sion, would be moro than . sufficient induee-
ment to avail myself OF the invitation; but scye.
raj circumstances viii CONCUR a, thst time, in
| outing j, out Of my power. need not say
that regret 1t the more as should find among
other friends, CUR distinguished coun,syman
nov about TO leave Us on an important foreign
service.
| To yourselves. gen,lsmen, offer nv cordial
and best respects, JAMES MADISON.
Politicians must pardon us for max.
ing particular reference to the last sen.
tence Of Mr. Madison's letter, in which
be speaks of JAMES BARBOUR, late Sc
cretary OF War. and recently appointed
Minister to England. This gentleman
MIR Madison calls his friend, and .oup
distinguished country man" One ofthe
regular toast was
Our distinguished Guest. - Destined
to fill an important public mission a.
ibroad--we have no fear that eur inter-
ests will be neglected.
When this toast was drunk, Mr.. Bar
bour rose and addressed the company
in most eloquent and spirited speech.
of which we are only able 10. day to give
the following brief extract:
II may say, said Mr. Barbour, that
my present and former friends know.
that there was nothing in my situation
which could offer temptation to me 10
become patriot of circumstance s--no.
thing to induce me- TO unite with and
CORDIALLY to support 40 administration.
unless bad the NEST entire confidence
in the integrity and patriotism Of its head.
! declare to you on that vesacity which
| hope is unimpeached, that have he ard
no sentiment escape that diainguished
citizen IN the most secret retire one nj, or
in the most free and confidential inter.
course, to diminish that conf dsnoe-hia
acts are before bis constituents for their
Judgment FoR MYSELF. I soLtnNLr
AvgR, ! KNOW NOT THE MAN, ON WHOSE
FIDELITY TO THE PUBLIC I WOULD 500.
NER PLACE MY HoPEs--THE HOPES OF
MY cHiLDRsS. on OF MI COUNTRY"
/ To Stop Bleeding. -Sir Ashley Coop
sr says, I'm bleeding from small vessels
on wounded surfaces, very fine wsol
laid down and confined by bandage On
the part, is one of the best styptir ..
/ The wool may be dipped in -four to add
to its efficacy"
Il There 10 an old prescription for tina
D same purpose, in 81. Thomas Hospital
I Take powdered Catechau, and Asmea-
ian Bole, each two ounces; Alum one
ounce, and Laudanum enough to make
3 paste: This viii stop the troublesome
4! bleeding from lssehbitss.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-31
PUBLISHED. VASTLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS.
TWO DOLLARS PEA ANMuN1,
PAYABLE IN AHvAsoE;

PATABLB IN AHFANCE;
mr. TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
ATTER TIE YEAH EXPIRES.
~ No paper discontinued until all arreara
-ss are paid up, except at the discretion OF
the Editor.
.. Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
One Dollar per square Tor the three first user
ions anG twenty five cents per square for each
:. h,eauen, Insertion
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-31

Extract Of a letter from Thomas II. Shelby, dated,
Grass and, .fprii 28ih, 1923.
amy father set out on the 10Th sep
tember, 1918. and arrived at General
Jackson's on the 18th. where be remain
ed few days and in company with his
colleague proc eeded to Nashville. In a
day or two We set out for the treaty
ground, accompanied by eight or ten
gentlemen, friends of General Jackson
With all of whom, excepting Col. But
ler,) my father was acquainted. Dur
ing the journey little was said on the
subject Of the treaty. heard the Tie
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-31
From t.e AnorpiIs Tenn ] EaqtirsE
BURR CONSPIRACY.

Erf,act " letter from Judge .Aaiaamsi ~. WI
hams Of 1ennessce, 70 .NafhaHici ". ". Aspv,
Esq. dasea iSaA december. 1897.
any DeaF Sir: Il is madness TO think Of Jack
son tor Pres dent OF the United States. Thi,
Burr matter ! cannot be mistaken about; m,
eyes and ears are nv witness, tie Jackson
offered ne commission of Captain in Burr,
army, or told me could Sc, one it would sc.
eept And during this affair he said 20 me, in
the presence OF Judge - (who though now
says he does not remember ~ depend upon il,
gentlemen the division of the United States has
taken deep root; you will find number of The
Senate, aud number OF the members OF the
House OF Representative, deeply Involved IN
this scheme
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-07
To the Mha5itanfs of 5lerandria.

l. disrensi5le duty. under the existing crcumstar-
stances to appear before the Public, in order sup
press report now in circulation, respecting the late
publication which Appealed in the Washington pa
pers, denying certain reports, which then in cir
cuiation in the City, respecting the Company then
performing there, which reports were seriously calcu
lated to injure the said Company materially. II ap
pears that that publication has been incorrectly con
strued BY the Thespian Company of this place, and
has caused considerable excitement. The Managers,
therefore, consider it their mperious duty dscaim
any personalities with regard to the Thespan Corps,
or the inhabitants of Alexandria; but endeavoring,
IN duty bound, to suppress those reports, which
calculated TO affect thu int rest, only of the Com
panY, but also the Managers.