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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
Or Cnru Strfet. renr of me Hirrinin anil E,.run...

JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
~ and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
Inc ladies' sending their silk dresses 10 have them Ia
Ken to pieces which will enable him TO warrant them
to be dyed and finished well as at any establish
ment IN the Union. Canton stuff dresses not no
ccssary, as he has suitable machines TO finish them if
sent to him in the situation above mentioned
GentleInen arc likewise informed that he secure
and rcncw5n colour coats, ponioloons and vests TO-
getor with all kinds apparel and ifrequestcd rcpnrs
them IN the neatest Hinner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods Dyed and hot or cold prcssed furniture
5tuhs cleaned and re-dycd in the ncatest manner.
n. B. Tickets will he issued on leaving the goods
with him and requests they will be presented on an
plicailon' or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
WM. e. RENDITION, c. C.

CoMNusloNEE's OfFICt R,cbigo1d Aug 2fHi, 1929
The parties Interested notified .at appointed tie
Goth day OF October and This Office, aud place Tor
commencing the directed the foregoing order OF
cog, anu the creditors OF the Edmund Harrison c
and prove their claims
aug 2S-w8tc HILARY RAiSFR (o,.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

AZ Iu'eS holden III the clerks Office Of iIs
superior court Of cbancery for the Richp,ond d,,;
lne 81 day ct August, 1929 William Sperirg, nj,
Gga"st 7. Nicholas Co., Charles Spcrns IL CO. snJ
Otis, D"nop 81 Co, dts. wy ""''
The defendantsF Nicholas e. Co.. and Cba,s Spe,,ro g.
"" having entered their appearance nd given security
TO The ACT Of assembly the rules of this co,;
~" "pP'ar'"B by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of this country; il is ordered that
e'ed"s 90 appear here the FIST dny Of the next jan
u"y eIn a"d answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; md thai
COPY o ms order be forthwith inserted in some
published in the city of Richmond for two r,,nh, ,
said city. '"P''" u" "7
% copy Tc'te WIN. G. PENDLEroN, G.. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

UNAN AH.-Was committed TO the iah oil Jei,-Isoo
county, on the 9Th day of May last, "A negro man named
BILL blacksmith hy trade, and supposed belong TO
southern trader He very black, has smiling countenance
ABOUT fee 10 inches high, and about 81 years old lie for
mey belonged TO WIN Lie, Of this county The owner is
requested to prove property and take him away will be
sold for his jail fees, as the law directs. -
sep, l-w3m THOMAS GRIGGS Tailor JEFF CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

CoHIIssIoyfn's OFFicr Hicfnnond, .7ug. g. 1899
The parties interested viii please take notice thai have
appointed the 2i day Of Dec next commence the accounts
directed ~ the foregoing order o court which day Al q
oc1ch A. they required 10 attend my Office in this
CITY, wh their and vouchers ready Tor examination
and settlement and with Office copies tie neccssary c
papers G6-wIic HILARY BAKER Com,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
NOT[CE.

"A Ill persons having claims against The estate OF
Marcellus Smith deceased, either ne partner of
the late firm ofPeasauts a. Smith, or Individually
are requested 10 make them known TO Ny Abbott
of the Wing Office.
JAMES PLEAShNTS, Adm'rs nr
MAJ - JNJ. N"HRlS. y 8. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

- UNAW4AY.-Was committed the Jail of Jefferson
county, Oh the 18Th day Of May, negro woman named
SARAH ANN WINTERS She is about ~ years of arc of
dark complexion, feet or inches high has eon on ore
thumb She she bonn between Aide and ees,,a
and raised By Rebecca Taylor Of Alexandria The owner 81
a slave requested prove property pay charges and take
her away or she will be- sold for her fees as the Law erte
sept l--wjm THOMAS CSRIGCiS Ia;Io, rog ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

rules h99@ s s s, s @s q ss sieny eH o.
in the wear is,s Taren h Coz pa ss.s;i Daue P Bssby
ani hhzaJeih his WIFE, fonney Esahh Con- ednx with the
aud Matilda NJ Cox, infant caughct OF the said Pueh T.
Con- dec ID under the agc ct - dhS TN CnANcfnr
Neos M saSS ". SS, y, entered his appearance and
given security according tie act OF assembly and TIE rules OF
NO, AN n!,sb,am 81 is ordered.
said deidau appear hcc the third Wednesday in No
copv Of ,hs order be Csrhwih inserted newspaper pub
hcd IN the OF Richmond, TOT two m'nnhs successfully
aud tina, smother copy posted the front door OF the
~ 4 copy. Tes,c, L. 7. GRAVES n c
4 couIi Of monthly sessions held Tor the county
~ haan ut the house recof Wednesday,, 18th
dav of August 1924 Judith Howard late Judith Mosy, pit
az ain Clarke, late sheriff of owhaau and such,
Robert w hloshy, Decd who late guardian of the
said Judith Howard and Jesse Owen and Henry Anderson his
securities aud Merit H. Booker exur of Licbcuy Noshy,
decd Francis Hatrs Peter Lcsueur admir- Lucy wife,
late Lucy osy aud the said Jesse Owen and Nancy his
wife late Nancy Nosy aud Robert Anderson, cNor ct Mary
Williamson, decd, dfts.-lS CHANtERy.
This day the plaintiff by hs attorney and the defcndau,
Francis Harris not having entered his appearance aud given
Sccuiy accon. 20 the act of assembly aud the rules this
count, and appearing to the satisfaction OF the that he is
uhabitan of this commonwealth is ordered, the
said defendant Francis T.. Harris do appear here
day Of November (beiHg the third Wednesday, and
the bill of the plaintiff and give security performing
such decree the count make heren aud that
this order be forthwith uSe ell in newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond, for months successfully, and that
another copy he posted at the oui door OF the house of
this county.
40 \ copy. Tcs,c, WM $. DANCE, OK
HeIlcO court, Aug. l2ih, 1879: Junn w Stun,
pit against GeoTsana Catherine jones' infant, by john
G. Moshy sheriff of the county OF ilenrico her guardian AL
licm assigned 10y the defend her suit Samuel
p. Parsons aud John E.rr dfs-iv Cu'vcfpY.
The defendant John Ee having entered his appear
ancc and gwen security according to the act OF assembly and
the rules OF this court and appearing by Satisfactory evidence
that he is not mhnham NJ This country ordered. that
tug said defendant do appear here the m day of the
November aud the l of the plaintiff; and that
copy of this order bo forthwith inserted III pub
'shcd IN The city Of Richmond for two months stcessyey and
! 81 copy. Tesie, CiIA'S WILLS, Dpy. elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

U.'HlInsbiVg 81 S(pfeUtcr, 1B29
have appointed the fiiCenih day Of October next execute
the foregoing order of On day 10y nine O'clock
A. NJ, the parties concerned required attend Al my Office
with their books papers and testimony with copies the court
papers, and with this original order.
65 w5Ic 70 ANDERSON C.rr
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,Sfjo1er'o SoorIj10 IL,oo-i----o.--

Stinner's Sporting .Nagazine
A MEXICAN Turf Register and Spor,;r,, No,,o
zinc, published by j. S. Skinner monthly, at Is
per annum, payable on The delivery of the first num-
her. Subscriptions TO this publication, received bv
sept I'D !. III. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

Paperl PoperN PaDcrW
EUS'f received, by JOHN RI. NASH, n very large
- and good assortment Of letter and foos-cap paper,
which he will sell OH very reasonable terms.
And will receive in a few days, supply Of straw
or grass paper. Persons wishing this new article,
will please make carly application. cont. i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
BOARDING..

3AOAAEk1JAMG.
NE KS GEO j. RICHARDSON will DO pre-
L'A pared by the 9TH Of the present T. on,h. Sen
tcrnbcr) to furnish with gcntccl boarding n few
Members Of The Convention, the Legislature or oh.
ers, ut the residence Of her hnsbard over Walls Nc
dlca Store on II street ncsr the Cayitol SCucro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
BOLMaR'S FRFN(H poo,,,

a sftI.IIoN OF one hundTcd Of Pcrln's Fablc, -.
WIN key containing the text lheml ami . or ah"d
auon, arranged in such ponl . az, ne uaus-
oetw cen the French and the English idom Alo e,.oe
pronunciation OF the French according to the best neoisd
eNMni on the subject The whole preceded by sho,'
on 'nc sounds Of the French language compared with ,h
ne rhEsh' by A. Bolmar, Professor of the French lans
IN the High School of Philadelphia. "s''so
1e adventures OF Tciemoclus in French accoppaned no
MY 10 facilitate the Translation of this work Nv A. .ms
ehus- BY A. Boimar. WV 'N'''''' VI Ae'e'"a.
aug II For sal. IA, m N,e,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07

s asen ms sod 3, Ms defence. the of ,sle,
Charles Carroll OF Canolsniiis lie as Honorable a
: .. The Unon--"U,,i,ed we land. divided =. ,,n,s
~ 10 Inc approaching Virginia Conyenin,n-It ,l N. IN.
Greatest eaasy Of wisdom ts world sa-nay il .r
H. The 18th April le19-"A sisr 81 tie Ea., which
annot.ce'it The bslh of IIish Liberty -" ~
u TbcPIes-Iet guard every avenue 10 ;,s c,,,;on
with the most unsleepiDg vigilance - '"f''
H. The A'nedesn Ear-The corinhial Pillar which adom,
while !, supports the Temple Of Liberty.
I. VOLUNTEERS.
by Richard Booker President az day The P,es;e, AZ
establish their rights ~ WIZ
by Henry l. Hopkins Y. President, Gen Jaetson;1s
vaed TO The Presidential Chair, the le evils" may
viFiou people highly ncensed, expiration Of four cars
BY Moses Csrdozo The bay We celebrate, saur.a
on Republic OF Fleeneni il VIII close on nation OF
By Edrnund w. Ilenins 4 he American Eagle-May II
meyer -. DC eased by ,yran nor wounded by eneny
long So" han, and AL love hinl If there ON h
blaZcs on tse altar of his heart
by Tho. A. Bass The UniOn-Inhahitcd hy rreemen j,
VIII eSer tie Penepabie to foreign force, we res
by william D. Lyon William s. A,cl.,-,y. layeIo,.,
'ticf him. and never found him wanting
By Romuus NJ Layne The Declaration OF American Indie.
gotten 10y the American People
i;y Tho K Hatcher WIN. e Cises-A living moauner. OF
seiins vIiue and integrity combne The highest office in the
git oi the nation waits him.
BY John Lowry Brapeh T. Ass!icr-we!l tried rise
i ptuoe ana humane when Virginia aIges bis princ
ny Richard +. Graves Henry Clay--The distinguished
mics, lie will yet come Out i.umphanv Ma gc;
virtue friend - 10y 9 49,
Hy Wm' T. Scott Heniy Gag -"oh breathe nc. his pane
y Tho scott The Jefferson Debating suciety Of Pow.
the theme feulogy. " - "~ -
ri by I ae ~; l. nof.os The Constitution of ysnaTLe
by MIR Joseph Middleton The Toyn of ccn,isv;iic
distinguished for its health and hospitality
ny Richard r Graves The Ladies of powhaian--
II. are good Is they are fair
zone, none on earth above them
- pure in thought Is angels aie;
IL see them is to lnye them"
10y houas Scott Tie Fair Sex-Thcr looks are mild.
violence. ''
liy Thomas T. Hatcher. ThG Fair SEX
Rot iaEer bloom the lilies Of TIE vale
:, -, Whose bosons open 10 the venal gale
Wv VIM T. Scott The sentiment late einii,e II V;rrian
IS at length fulfilled Too long Erin has thy ham hun
upon the ~iow-the notes which be,le as aos OF
Liberty aild Eaaucip patton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07

csal W W sxeess a. Supply vs he i.o..i demand
80 e. Europe sad Amercl, wo-ld further decline
NJ otinions, on that subject, without doubt. lad
eoe.uefable tendency in producing that unanni-
" which marked their opposition ~ the late adinIs-
tratou. The dsapprobstion Of any particular
measure of national policy Is usually extended to him
Who Is supposed 10 have had any agency in its adop-
sion. And hence have, in some degree shared the
fate Of the unpopnlarity of the Tariff. where 4, IL
unpopular. Other motives have Co operated in OK
II my prcjudices against me- But confdng us ev
or have and vet do in the viYtnc and ntollipcnce o
iie great body of The people, anticipate. with per
feet from their equity and iinpartiaiity
complete justice 10 my public conduct and character
No citizen deserve TO DO considered as an A.
urcr;an statesman, who docs not direct his excrtons
the promotion OF the prosperity Of the whole aud
of every part OF our country In the where
tns full measure of the OF any particular sec
tions would press. with undue severity. upon the
veffare of Others, reconciliation should be at,emp-
fc,l by an equitable adjust Of varying interests,
! have cndeavorcd TO be guided by these principles,
dnring my service IN the National councils. And
think myself very fortunate in having obtained your
appreciation The honorable testimony of it, which
vou have been pleased to communicate, demands my
warm acknowlcd sinents appreciate it the MORE
highly because recognize, among your signatures,
tv, names of some who, having themselves served in
tho some councils, md in tho General Assembly of
onr own State, know from experience how difficult
the trsk is to accommodate arrng interests and give
general satisfaction.
Itender to you gentlemen, individually assurances
OF the perfect esteem aud regard of
Your friend and fellow citiznn, II. CLAY.
Nlesprs. Tho Speed.
Benz. Hlrdin. -
.JdHcs Alien.
!Srsnt Cd<peatep,
Peter Stceets,
Cyrus 7aiJst,
John Berpiss,
Burr Harrison
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07
TOWUATAN CrIyCRATION

Accomms TO previous arrangements tho members Of the
JeheTson Debating Society IT Pouhaan the Wasnru
tavern Seoyie, on the 9TH July, Tor tho purpose Of cceb-
ing hc 55d Anniversary Of American Independence. The
DAY beiug rainy but few members attended Dinner was an.
nouncc at (ocoe, aud Capt Richard Booker having the
st session Oi the Society, been chosen President aud Mr.
Henry L. Hopkins, Vicercscnt took Their ra accordingly
HieI the cloth wasrenovcd The Vocresdent read the ic-
caaon OF Independence aud MIR Edmund w Hcning deli.
yeId an Grafton peculiarly calculated the pairut
ccg incident 10 the day afterwards the following Toass
wcm drunk with spirit and chserfilness.
lnn Day We celebrate Never, while memory exists, can
We 'gc' 'oe day on which Forcfatlrs 'plsdvcd their
vr no fortunes ani their sacred honor" to live free or do
iu defence Of Liberty. ~
The Constitution Of lc u sThe IN prng virtue and
The departed Patriots and Sagos NJ the TlevoiunnThci,
graves, though unadoned by the sclyy,s All, arc e, ,, mos
durable monuments Of Frcodonl and Glory
Washington and Jcffcrson--ln them were b,n,Iv rom,
hinCd uucquaDcd talents, ucorupitbc INTEGRITY and bound
hess devotion a. the rights and duties of n,ont md
3 iairick HcnIy- The boast md glory of Virginia
&. Ne jisoH and MonuoThc lives have been dedicated q,
the good Of cr couuly their elowczons appreciate ,e
service and render them tho silent but sincere Homage Of m,
hcnu.
g lafayette Identified with The sloy Of banner whcr
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MAINE NEWS-
POR7' or RIdsII. U55 Nm : -

c, ARRlt ED--.I,snfg 4 n -
g. II, IN easiss Lee from New ssk lime q, RsAse
Schr Ann Smith, Darling i.sn New yo,k ,,u,.,
sscnr Ishcs retiy. frot Nsv York ballast 49,
scar Lh[a Ann, -, hom Snihheid. with bacon % W.
Sehr Adran Shape. fom rhiadclpIia hsu..,
Scnr Dandy, Cole, from Providence, halHsi.
Scnt Lively WILSON, from Fortress Monroe.
Sioop Excel, Bowin from Philadelphia Ballast
Ser tl.zateth Y Jauc, -, frOsn Baltin ote.
ecu. riot He'll days ffon yors sindr,es to is,rp
\, . Asn q co, & Mitchell, Hubbard & Gardner Ralsn
,e~irls, Norssn s. RIc(ilnder Tt;pler <. JohuSo Mai
q Nooe w he,S,, fdcKi,ios n Ccr'n } Kosher II
i;anr@os phyn, L Lee. ID kicIlansld. ID Weles, ID
ID m, y Ivy Iollnn & Clarke. Hensav Sarsay
Williams StraitouF g. z Jan,rs A co n PR, TO-,
~ CO. hAn> osg, Shepherd CO. pey,o, q; S,,e TcJ
. NM Richardson, Ray Bro,ieis NeNeraa,n 4.
pnsa'. w ~ G. Gone, Ddio,. 10
schr Ariadpe, Robinson, New York dac, .,,,.s ,
htston az fleaSsnls, aud baskets o master -
S.oop cap'tal Aekley, from New Yo1k ballai
SfIn, fps a -, from YORK River, com
SSiioop Eee, =, f.oio Cherfyslooc, conI
S.ooP 1oiiy Beat Jenks, from Suffolk, with linsbeg
.Juiy 5,
S;oop Valiant aIct;ee. from New York Irdlast,,
coop Active, smith, from New York, ballast.
SeI Coasns Pilot, Townsend, fsonn New York ballast
City Point. >' 80 ''NN
schr Elizabeth & Rebecca days from York bslss ia.
York A'''e' :" '''" VIZ" "o"' a' y
sionp Mary; Mathews from Petersburg ebc,,ta Elait g
Anderson, and & + Gwat,ncy o. $500 - 49, =
Schr Virginia. Gator, from Fortress Nor,oe
Schr William & Thomas = from B,I,iro,e
Schr Thomas, CsTnlnx from, r Shore with rom
rri5 ;1 aie' Active u iie'sP' iron Chersysone Z :
S-Hr Nasinstnn's Barge Bei,etc,, for Norfolk.
Scnr .ih'erva Mister, for Baltimore coal and; tobacco.
ni Hhn on'n Darling, has dgopped down Barnes React
wood for New York. w 100
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07

The following spicy cfasion is from The y. y Nor.
ming Courier & Enquirer. II ihc General receives
such compliments from his political friends, II anprs
badly for the continuance Of his Office of President de
flcio' There are spirits OF different order from
BIN OF Tie Courier : Enquirer, VINO submit with
great meekncss 10 the dicla;:On Of tho Telegram.
- = i"s D..Aed Sf7'cs Te,esrqpb.- find in the
Telegraph ofMond"y, The following paragraph:
Tic N7D York Ctyr a'lF Correspondents ,c.,
n see ia the New YORK Coucr series Letters from hi, o
81 winch the idle title of the streets Teaicd pr yub
tire Charleston Courier e' ~
The Editor ofthc Telegraph has not vet FORGOTTEN
the gentle rub we gave him last winter aud ON late
occasion thought proper TO eyinCo It by sppyessi,g
tlc name oil the Courier & Enquirer wbcn mention
ing the papers IN which the Navy Commissioners nd-
vertiscIpent was TO be published. But this is not Dill
nc has reason 20 believe TINT ono OF the Editors Of
TINS paper, when NJ Washington n short time since
not find IL difficult matter 10 learn tbc measure
OF Influence which the Editor of the Telegraph has
with the cabinet, and the pecviiar estimation in which
lie Is held by the members Of il.
flour attachment 10 Gen. Jackson and the mem
bcrs OF his administration depended upon onr Rppro
wing OF the course which the Editor Of the Telegraph
has pursued, or upon conserving to hold fellow
ship with him, then would orr support be short. lived
indeed, aud our opposition be volcat as our con-
tempt for an uupnnciplcd politician is sincere.
we nave long entertained but ono opinion Of this
same Editor OF the Telegraph, and Notwithstanding
his impudent boast that he has done more than any
other individual IN the United Stdcs 20 advance tho
election OF Gen. Jackson, VIC shall eiill continue TO
hold The same opinion ofhim, unless indeed nc should
see the error of s ways, and Introduce into his h,
and writings the dcservedy popular principle of Re
lf0T7n llc has certainly supported the adtninistra-
ton N iustitymg the rcmoVsls aud changes which
have bocn made IN different parts of tho country bit
more particularly such as have occurred in tho nmc-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07
Hon Tug Nrr,


IN the remarks of the National Gazette Of June
"o, IN reply TO some comments in the National Jour
ai, the Editor says "To have decorouslv recommor-
ded another candidate for the presdenship was mt
enHity or injury IL was certainly no injury to
ten. jackson, but the greatest to Mir Adams The
nretended friendship of Nr. Walsh for Mr. Adams in.
jnred nm more, from his well known rank federalism
end his equally known admiration of tho institutions
ct Great Britain hnn ali he papcrs of Peunsvlvanio
even the ]csultlcal Norve the Editor at that time of
the Fraiklin Gazette, who attributed view and ooi-
mons TO MIR. Adams which he pretended to praise,
'bui which ne well knew were fatnl IN his can in
that safe. For MIR. Wash's admiration for and e,
Jog! OF Creat Brtan, hs travels in Europe when
curing ms residence i'll England lie inbibed those
noIohs al government SO different from ours. His
deteSato OF France was equal TO mis- admiration o
Great Britain and strongly recommended hin, Ia rho
latter power. Ills work even warmly praised I'm
II" Edinhurg Review. Mr. Walsh's abuse of the
National journal of the lnelligencer of the Demo-
cratic Press OF tie Richmond Wing and the best eai
ted papers friendly the administration did move in
jury To the cause of Mr.. Adams than the feeble sun
port and PreteGied friendship for him did GOOD lis
aOuse OF al papers friendly 10 Mr. Adams and To Mr..
Clay i"r their gross caunnies against Gen jackson
aud attacks against the virtue Of Mrs Jackson
whose character he says he defended certainly Bs
w'il calculated o all the cause of the
as 1r 'e INJURY done TO the reputation of Mrs. Juck-
son. let ms celslre be applied 20 the Nashville Com.
rnittee whose Developments of her conduct and
false certificates did Der more injury than all the
papers whom he abused. Mr.. Waish's disapuoint-
Ilen III nor getting nm office tor himself is the cause
OF that bitter hatred he displayed some months since
IA his review of the late administration lie feels no
gratitude to Mr. Adams for The appointment ofLis bro
thcr as Secretary of Legation 10 Madrid, hut greai
devoiont Gen jackson for his retention OF him and
the appointment of another brother To AN office in the
Department of State. Mr.. Walsh savs that these
appointments were made before his visit to Wash
ingou. hut lac well knows that they were made that
~ the latter to c0nciiste him aud pcitnse his sun
rort. should not be surprised 10 see Robert Walsh,
Esq somo time hence announced rs Minister Plcn-
potentidry Has Mr.. Walsh any recollection while
lie was abusing the National Journal, and other pa
pers friendly To the administration, OF ccnsuriny The
Committee of Philadelphia who gave Gen Jackson
forged commission from Gen. Washington. and
afterwards told deliberate lie sustain their forgery
oy alsc quotation from Eaton's Life of Jackson'
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