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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

The New York Herald Of SATURDAY.
sayg:-We lPare by 4 passenger in toe
susan l. Pbebe, from G~eorcelowa. Is.
O. that some DAYS previousto leavingthat
place the whole Of the military we're
pot in requisition to quell an l%nsurrec.
ton Of me negroes. Yhe plot was only
discovered two days before they we're
to have risen. The fingIesders were
appfehended, and the Whole scheme di
vuiged IN time TO %revent the contem-
plated massarre. Several secret exam
nations bad been made. fits not gen
orally known to what extent thew would
have carried their schemes. but suffice
It 80 say that enough was brought to
Light for the civil authority TO keen
every person who could shoulder a nus
ke' Nd and young under arms, not on
Iy toe towns people, but a rendezvous
was kept in town for the country PEG
pie. a supply of arms and aoimuni.
ton VAS sent IRON Charles, was imme-
diateiy distributed 20 those who were
destitute One OF the most artful and
cunning ringleaders turned State's evil
dence.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

London PAPER, in giving a descrip-
iion afthe Ascot Heath Races, at whish
the King was present, states that Mr..
Tbornhill, IA celebrated man on the
Turf was introduced to him, and adds
the following imporfant fact:-"Mr.
Vhorphill had the honor OF a long con
y~efsa,ion with His Majesty and Judging
from the hearty laugh which accomPan
led it. the subject must have been a mef'
~ sne "
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

The pittsburg Gazette will complete
=. All volume % the 18Th day 81 Sep
tember next; wien the establishment
eli he transferred from tue hands Of
the present %prepriet"rs TO Nav'ile .
Craig, Esq. who will conduct At as eel
ser.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

Mairimony-An old man of 1902
years of age, has published in the Ne
lherlanos, a small but very curious
work entitled, Respecting the Perfec
lion and Happiness Of the Married
State lie quotes his own case in sup
port Of his doctrines. This defender
of marriage was born in 1877. and
VAS thrice married, namely: at the age
Of q, Of 80 and Of SO years. The
numbeI Of his descendants amount to
1877.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

.AdrantGss Of Psosatnsss. "A msr.
chant' whose policy expired at - o.
clock, called at the Insurance office at
hall past j, and obtained a renewal Of
it. Al ? o'clock the same day, his
store aud goods were reduced 10 ashes!
This Circumstance occurred at the late
destructive fire in Augusta, Georgia
What would have become of that mans
fortune if he had thought it "woald dc
GO we'll after d~inner.n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

Crops Of the South The Ysrkyi lille
IS. CO Pioneer Of the a5lh ult saws:
that IN every quarter 81 the n~cighbor.
hood from which It was heard, rains
have continued to fall regularly, and The
prospect seems good for aa abundant
harvest.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

Sugar and Rum-W We hear. saws The
Boston Palladium, that considerable
quantities "freh0ed Sugar are now ex.
ported from toe United States, in con
sequence Of the judicieus liberality Of
government, in allowing FIVE cents per.
10. draw back. We hope the m~olassas
drawback 90 New England rum will be
restored and that article again make
part of outward cargoes Of our vessels.
Its being withheld has almast ruined
u dlstilleries, without increasing ten
perance, because whiskey is substituted
at home, and foreigners set their rum
elsewhere.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

We have seen in operation, al Mr.
S~tackhouse's mill in this towns, an im
provement os grist 0,ills, invented by
Mr. Holland Of 0his, which we think
deserving of being generally introduced
in our state. II is simply a comprising
lever. BY means Of which the runner (or
upper mill stone) is pressed dawn to the
bed is grinding. When the runner ia
Light, the advantage of condnibg it must
be ~bviouq. II is said that by the appli-
catisn of this lever, from one fourth 10
one third more hour can be ground ia
auy giyeh time than without it, which
we have no doubtof. The right to vond
the patent in this state, we understand,
has been purchased by Nr Joha Vance,
Of Hampshire county, whe is willing 70
dispose of individual rights at a reasona
bic price
Since writing the above, Mr. Vance
has called at our office, and informs US
that any Ferssn is at liberty to apply
the invention to his mill; and if he is not
pleased with it, no charge will be made.
Directions for using it can be had at this
ofhca - Hin Pen. --
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

The death o! a Miss Turner is NOT.
ced 10 the Dover n, II Gazette, who
died sfa dropsy. In the course Of her
disease she was tapped twenty four
times. the first on the 9slh duly, 1871,
and the last on the sist OF May, 1929,
(about once a month) the aggregate
amount OF which vas nine hind ed and
t0snFy three poandst Ga the 5h May
last, - pounds, and on the slss 50
pounds we're drawn from her.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27
COURT.

ANt case 81 AO1t00 VN hfN C"tSs@
ded-The Court yesterday delivered ITS
Opinion on the motion of I. watkins
Council, 10 arrest Of Judgment and for
new trials. The objections TO the in
dictments. and the motion in arrest,
were oyerruled by the Court, and the
defendant was ordered to be brought in,
to receive sentence.
The Marshal, accordingly, proceeded
TO the jail, aud seon returned into Court
with DIR Watkins in custody, when the
following sentence was pronounced By
Judge CRAEcH:
la tie Indictment for $50 dollars: Fin.
ed $50 and be imprisoned for three
csl,ndar months from this l4th day OF
August, 1929, Inclusive.
10 the 500 dollar case: Fined s3n0 and
be Imprisoned for thee calendar
months next following the termination
Of his Imprisonment under the sem
tence in the proceeding case.
10 the 1000 dollar case: Find $4,000
and to be imprisoned for three calen
dar months nextfolIowing the termin-
allon of his Imprisonment under the
s%entsnce il the neat preceding case
for $500.
The sentence altogether, It will be
perceived. Is a fire OF three thousand
and fifty d~ollacs, and zine months IN
prisonment from this date, the l4tb day
Of August.
The Court then adjourned until next
term Nat. Int.
site thing Ma's right"--rhe me.
cbanics OF CARLISLE, Pa. feeling them
selves oppressed IN consequence ofthe
a.eFchants Of that place importing atd
cles that the mechanics manufactured.
to the injury of this respectable class,
and the great depression 81 business
have lately held q meeting at which they
adopted a spirited preamble and reso
buttons, in which they expressed a wish
to support the merchants on reciprocal
grounds, and appointed a committee to
wait upon the merchants end ascertain
whether they were disposed to enceuP
age or continue to oppose the mechanic
interest. The merchants with great M
aaimity addressed = note to the mechan.
les pledgipg themselves 30 import no sr
tiele that could be furnished by them as
cheap as itcould be obtained elsewhere
In more places then Carlisle have the
Merchants imported articles To the iniO
ny Of the mechanic. Articles bought
up al auction, inferior both in material
and workmanship, brought on and sold
here by the u.efchant some Logger than
The mechanics can manufacture, does
nit argue that il is advantageous 10 the
Community. Besides the retaining Of
the 'precinus metais'7 among us, and the
encouragement Of Ii mechanics, II will
be much cheaper 20 the issue for Us 10
purchase for our home mechanics, at a
hUing profit, articles gooe & substantial,
than TO purchase from the Merchant, at
a few csAts less. articles inferior and
worthless, manufactured for sGte only
The fact is, the merchant is dependent
entirely on the farmer sad mechanic for
support. and it's for them to say whe-
Their they will maintain their own Inter
ests or the interests Of others.
We have seen in operation, al Mr.
~Stackhouse's mill in this town, an i'm
provement ~ grist G~lills, invented by
Mr. Holland Of 0his. which we think
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

The New York Mercantile says NAV
The u S. frisate Constellation went y
sea al 6 P. II. on Friday.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27
Hin Rep.

Firel-0a Friday nightlsst, the barn of Capt
John t~eyburn, about one mile from this place.
was burnt to the ground. 1t was discovered to
be On G~e about eleven O'Clock at night. 1t
had been set on fire al several different places.
Some stacks in the yard were also set on tree
IT was evidently the work Of an incendisry. The
Perpetrator has not yet been spprehended.
The barn WAS perhaps the most valuable in
the county 1t was supposed to contain about
nine hundred bushels OF Wheat, besides Oats,
Hay, &c. A new thresbing machine, and a
considerabl number of ploughs and ether far.
ming utensils, were consumed A Corn house
adjacent, containing near five hundred bushels
OF corn, wal also burnt down.
Capt Leyburn's loss, is v%sriously estimated
at from 50, 500 to 81, 0O0-ht eitgeacer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27
Curious

From KENTUCKY, we have further 10
formation since our last, concetsing the
election OF Representatives TO Congress,
the sum Of which is that CHARLES A
WIcELIFFE is re elected by a majority
of coo %vntes; iHoMAs Chiffon IS re-
elected by a large mai orlty; CHlTTKE
DEN Lyon is re elected without opposi-
ton; aud HENRT DANIEL is re elected
by a considerable majority. Dir La
CoMPTE Is said to be re elected by a
small majority. 10 the Districts lately
represented by Mr.. BUeKNER and MT
CHAMAEHs, (both Of whom declined a
re election) the candidates favorable to
the late Administration are said 10 have
been elected Mr.. TAscEY is supposed
by the Public Advertiser to have been
re elected, Though no returns are re-
ceivedj in opposition to Francis JonK
SON.
Ii these suggestions are realized, the
politics! result Of the election in the
state will have been as follows:
For Tue present Administration, 7
Against it, 4
Not known Mr. Ky
IN the last Congress, The parties
stood ass to a. nearly the same as low:
but the friends OF Dir. CLAY, in Kentucky
have, in tie late election, exhibited a
large increase of numbers, by which Air
hiycAlD was elected. Mr LECoMPrE
hard run, and MIR. WIcKLiFFE's maiorl.
ty greatly reduced
Whenever CERTAIN information ar.
rives to conGrm OF contradict the above
statements, our readers shall have it.
- Nat Int
The General Convention Of the Pro.
testapt Episcopal Church in the United
states, assembled at Philadelphia, on
Wednesday morning, i2th inst. Sermon
by tie Right Rev. Bishop Browneii, of
Connecticut; after which The holy sa-
crement was administered. TIE house
of bishops was organizedby the election
OF the Rev. DIR Wilson. Of New York.
a. Secretary, Bishop White, of Penn
sylvanIa, President. The house Of Gle.
rical and lay delegates was organized
by electing the Rev DIR Wyatt, of Bal
timore, as President, and Rev Benja
min {. 0nderdonk, Of New York, as
Secretary. The house Of bishops con
sis;s of Bishops White and Onderlonk,
of Pennsylvania, Hobart, of New York;
Cfoes, Of N. Jersey; Brownell Of Con
necticut. Griswold, of the Eastern bio
cese, Moore Of Virginia, and Ravens.
croft, Of North Carolina. Bishops Bow.
en-, Of South Carolina, and Chase, of
Ohio, were absent.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-24

saw the expecting regions stand,
To catch the coming flame in turn;
saw, from ready hand to hand,
The bright, but struggling glory burn.
And each, as she received the flame,
Lighted her altar with its ray;
Then, smiling, to the next who came,
Speeded on its sparkling way
But, Mr.. President, must check myself. on
tins delightful theme, and spare your patience.
Allow me, in sitting down, to renew my thanks
to this respectable company for their friendly
and hosptable attensions, and to PROPOSE the fol-
lowing sentiment -
The Eastern and Westcrn States-Onc i'm orr.
gin, one in interest-united i'm government.
may they be still more strongly united by mutu-
ual good will
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-24

AccIDEET.-Lsst week. rs the workmen ON
Pioyed in excavatingth earth in Purcbase-street
Boston for the Seaspen's Meeting house about to
be erected, bank of earth fellupon Peter Stone,
who was loading up his cart; and buried him
completely, there being 3 feet Of earth over him.
lie was taken out in a bout 20 minutes dead
and his body dreadfully bruised. James Sweeney,
fellow labOurcr, was about 4 feet distant, and
was knocked down, but not badly hurt, as he as
sisted in digging out Stone
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-07-24

CHEAP TRAvELLINs. The price Of a
passage in the Steam Boats on Lake T.
re from Buffalo TO Portland, distance e
DO miIesIS only NJty cents, and from BuI,
'aIo to punkirk tweHty, fire cents,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

~ M U''n. IL Hubbard: Our American sla,o,m,n
IN nc nrignteSt stars in the political horizon
IT, h |o'heS ~ GdT9ner' The ladies of Richmond
scnce and smile, WIN "'e" pre-
y 'nn. Heash; Di'menbern ,ut-Nay the tern be
OIo,Ieu forever from our political vocabulerv
By Mr.. S Hays: Internal Impro,ct6cnic only w,,,sd
70 devecpe hs re'oirce OF Virs',o, which are sulf-
ere no, ony 70 P,evgn her being ,rbutaryto 9TH
By Or. GrTtiaer, If .Egs:Jciuse.fs: The Common.
wealth oil NirgniaThc eldest Sister Of Ire American
.s We has raised eur pre.i e"i. Of the United
stass' ana heroes and statesmen OF the FIST order
ny Jt"1gs Summers: The Western portion of Virgil
MA rough ia4eci, yet breeds bold aud generous
By IN. Henderson,. Boston, the cradle of American
liberty.
Bg ~. J. ". Dioreli: The OLD Don,diob--A chip
oVeihauling by the skul architects who have her in
low, and she will again stand n. No. l.
, py nm Thompson; The disuuiou of Virginia.
that woulh achi- We n, y"
By nr j. MeLeca Of ": Yo,k: The Virginia OF.
aor aud statesman, john Rar,oIph-inls xbi. in Lila
adherence TO the dictates cl IA, conscience lao
~ reckless OF een.ure admiaon while Ia t.1 bfosJ
discharge ot his patriotic duties.
Gen. JPooi: Virginia Always ,ru, ., ,ho p,,,,,
may she always he found true ohrr.eIr
~ Judge Coditer: The Constitution OF vireiria-s
one OF 'h- thirteen States that pillar oil iiie by
night. aud cloud by day, 10 out ancesluts
BY M, Shepherd May the pOlici,ns OF the pre-
sent day lay aside heir vi.ionary schemes and return
To ne sound sense Of Geo. Washington
ny II Gentleman present: The University Of Ok
iotn-Ancien and dis,ins nj hedshc did not pass un-
houced 10y oar beloved and respected guess.
81 Mr. J. II. Pc0Sant> Juhu x h.rt,ou. Attorney.
HeherAi OF NirsinaA Republican who carries ou,''
his principles into practice.
~ IN |0hn Ia Nc,cJy: Tho Am rican Fair-De-
nyi"g them ro'i'ich ~" give them all other pIwer
by .Hr BGcohisi Charles Carr oil OF { art U lon-Ths
star on ies pefOus points 10 The stars o erui-
ty'- ocean.
By Gel Preston: The interests Of Eastern aud IVES
Tern '"gini.-UGiic IN the hearts OF Ler patriot sous
NAV they never be separated by politicians.
By %! BGy,y; The counties Of Accomac and North
ampton-They AUdiock the Chesapeake to the Old
D9minion, may tie lock Ice broken.
~ Mr. FE=hugh: Virginia -ThreaicneI with de =
its point"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
(Nc. l }

- NEW DIX. Now 10, 1920
SIR; nave seen the Presidents orI.r of ~. I,,,
nngu', is winch gives construction of the els. and
o. arucies oil war, relative TO rank or communal
rights guaranteed by those articles and The u,;G,r
pfAcice oil The Army under them from the commence
meht oil IN Government down TO the year ISIS vLe,
ne new construction was first adop'ed against me; il,
obedience TO the universal advice of INV 1rienJ ~
ueem II ihcuHbent on me 10 sacrifice my own convic
non ana feelings TO what may, by an Ap, error be con
ueFeh ne repeated decision of the cuH authority of
my country, have brought mv.sIr IN ,ono %
nce, anu therefore withdraw the tender of INV resic
nation now on file in your Department S
"to ASK Irave 10 surrender the remainder of IN
."''o"gh' me Department kind enough 4, extou,i
% me IN ApFii last and 10 report myself for duty
To Hon. J. II EATON 1911 -
SscrefdTV Of JTor
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fExrRAcrED

S/f"'sf E%h 4 ~ NIX b1HBOUR.
dinner numsrousy attended. was given TO Mr.
James Barbour on Saturday, at the Eigle Tavern The
following IL tire espondence between Mr. B,rbour
aud the CoaImiitee Of Arrangements:
Richmond l9h November. 1920
To JAMES BARBOUR ESQ
SIR; number OF your fellow citizens do,irors NJ
,eSuyhgt 10 youon your return to your natiye State
lh"r respect Jr your private virtues and pIir
have determined 10 invite YOU TO partsLe win nm ~
alinner at the Eagle Hotel OK SATURDAY. nsYt M ., =,
int. at four O'Clock p NJ and have ar,ointsJ az, a.
organs OF their wishes 10 "
Ia the performance Of Ibis duty, permit Ms to tender
loyou our highest este m
JAMES Gibson
JouN y CLoProN
ktCHARD ANDERSON
WM. II Richardson's lConn,itee
THOMAS BRoCKENnRoUGu
GURDoN RI BAccHUs
AUGUSTUS NEALE
Richm0Hd Novemjer 20 H. 1929
GENTLEMEN:-l ackIowloJs 60 with great ssnsbii
iy the distinguished mark Of Kindness with whirb
have been IonOred by my fellow. citizens in tleir inv
talon 10 dna with them Tomorrow in token NJ Uoi.
respect. and cordial welcome 10 me on nv ret 10
my naive state. Profoundly z ateiu for this testno,,,
Of their regard, acceit tIrr invitation with MA
sure. WV P''"'
Gentlemen, offer TO you and NV felov.c i,i,ou.
whom you represcut, assurance Of nv warmer r
gard. JAMES H,ppW,,n' re-
To James Gibbon John 70 Clopton Richard N"i.,.,.
WIN IT, Richirtscn, Thomas Biockenbroueb. C,ms'
don II B'cchu' aud Aug Neae, E,qss
zen. Hdrvis presid d, assisted nv Msior C;thon =,
Preston, aud WIN. n. Fiizhngh, E.u' AGer I;,o.,
the following toasts were given;
D. OW Country My her liberty as eternal a. b,r
mountains ever stand warning TO the opures,, ,,,t
an example 10 the oppressed F'''''' ""'
q The President Of these United States
o. 0ST a'St'ngUished JtHo,c- citizen lanes Barbour
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IOlaMIQYYo
ERONI ERANcE

:, hALrIAioRE, Nov. H-rhe packet ship Edward
Eon'ht, Capt. liathawav arivcd at NV York on
thhrsusy morning from Hivre, whence she sailed ON
the l0ih Oct by ibis arrival were received rey,,i,r
mes OF Fans and Iltvrc papers 20 tn, ilh incll.ve
WIN scattering provincial papers. They contain l;t,I,
i"eiigsnce not anticipated by .e late arrival. nom liz
verpoul. "
The Gag. de France says that credit was rever be,
Ter nor product higher than since the news OF n, peace
III nc East had cleared tn, horizon from clouds. t,i.,
no'w''h.t'nl'"e, Frame was filled with ebony alarms,
stirring up agitation &c.
The King OF Naples had provided for the govern
ment ell hs two Scii;es. during hi4 absence, by cor.
trrIing his son, the Oak. OF Ca!,bria IN. r,,y,rs
an alter ego. o. the Kings leaving hlaIriJ i, "a.
understood he would proceed TO Paris and make Jour
ncv To Vienna before returning t. hi estates
was expected at warsaw, where the news of tho
cohcl"sion oi peace had been received tlt the Empe.
ror on This occasion wcult open the diet in psrson I'm
The interior OF RufsiA, the completion OF the army Or
g,'Ldlon Continued TO be carried with activity
return to ST Pe'er-lurgh part Of the second army
and OF the corps Of General Witt were 10 be chartered
ia 1ittaren, prrls OF the prncpalities
IL appears from the Journal DIES Debrts that ,bs
Count 81, i.egcr de B"mPo'a, nephew of Baron HYDE
ne Neviilr, who has been entrusted with purcbash
Greek slaves in Egypt, had o5,ane, pern;sson fro6
me king al Francsj that fly Of the orphan children
whose parents we're mastered at Ali--onghi, sfotft
ne educated al France. lie arrived with them al Ton.
l1n, alter passage OF forty DAYS; but the
racely appeared when order re ccved 10 traht
Ter these youths TO the Vodge, be carried back to-
their own country. This il Commented on n. harh,y
Gus act on The part OF the Ministry by the Journal
The P1ranarts we're engaged In making gala fur
niiure, and setting diamonds for he ne Oee Of Sa;
mat 20 he Among other articles, superb prie dietI
was ~ preparation, being ia the lorm OF a small ausF
with all IFS appropriate acconpanments con,,njpg An
organ, &c. ~
A account of General Lafayct:e's late trumpb,l
eoring TO The Journal Is Rouen, ,OO0 copies were
10 be printed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

are favored with copy OF the following Cor
respondsnce, which will be found sna.i,I UT
e','hg 20 our virginia Readcrs-But every Citizen
VINO Knows how to value & 10 esteem the meri, y, "
'S VIII nee That an oticsr,w no has so oag gracs
the Republic, is unhesi,stinsiy res,or.i "a ,he
oil ms counry-We understand that Cen Scott has 20 :
ported Tor duty, according 10 tho Instructions of The So
cretary Of War: " VIC Se-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

we re.nnolI-h ihe P,oceedIuvs OF A Pablo Dinner
sNtn 70 Mr James Birbour. We understand ihn, =.
oou' ~ gentlemen attended, of whom IS mr. % rs
we're invited guests Some fe W OF the friends az n, .
present Admin rs,on were also present from fc,in
IN PERSONA good VIII aud respect to Ne ,rbour-
hey Certainly did not consider a poi zeal linnsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
refa'y Wf Uar.
=. (No 2.)

=, Ar DEPARTAfENT, Nov L. 1920
StR ~ our letter OF the 10Th inst is received AMI
take pleasure In saving to you that it af ,rds lie d..
'hne s"u'ihcton, TO perceive the couclu.ion
70 "nch you nave arrived 10 your Brevst r,ybt. =
Noe WIN no You the injustice suppose that the o,io
oi' ec''r"h ny you, upon this subject are not the
sun T' Feuecuoh and conviction; but, since the con.t
,u'eu authorities OF the government have. will m.
oes' Iee"ng' entertained, conclu.ion adverse
70 your own no other opinion was cherished mr. ,y,
Pe" i'' oht mat on your return the United Stats
you would adop, the course your letter i,d,c,,es
WV" so'u feelings resume those duties TO your coun
wy, Oh "hich she has so long had the benefit
ASreeaOy TO your request, the furlnuyh here,ofors
granted you Is revoked from and after the 2Mb ns,an,
III gu "In "scorh"giy report TO the commanding gene
RAJ Alexander Micomb, 70 duty. Sc &c
~ -, - j. Ii. EATON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24
n lie Editors Of mo Eu1Iirc,.-

I1t F@Ilf0Ts UT9 IsNJIfrcrs--
GENTLEMEN--I observe that in nv
subject OF tho vntcs by of the House of
go' rom Tho valley on tho subject of proposed road n
n'Iss'es to pnTker'3us, represent saying that a
n,,o ai SlT' Loe voted Tor the appropriations My re-
marks Icere To The mcmcrs from the
i'ac Upon looking at the journal, find onc inrn fo
Una valley, and The m.nb' from Russell aglinst The Hill
- 80 - Respectfully, Join SCOTT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

III The ID ba rs OF the Convention save for mi, dsy
a. least swept OIL ell long MS. Commune atoms on han
" one 81 NE PcOpie"-and - In absentee N;,,
fFeeaylHeI' are nmdnr cnmside r,iinn ~