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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

thOiNiA; At rules, holden in the clerks office OF the
superior court Of chancey for the Richmond district
the 9Th day of July, 1925 Benjamin BoiSeau of Peters
dron b. Post Of New York, merchants and partners ,de
the firm Of IN j. Post & Co. and Joel Post Allison Dos,
and Wadron b. Post also or New York merchants and
partners under the firm Of J. Il 4. 6 W. g. Post g. Co,
pits against John Boast aud Charlotte his wife. Jobr
Nlchae, Jacob kirRhnm, Thomas WetheIhead, James
race adm'o of. r. Farrar, dec. and Joseph Wells
Harper, adnior of Benin p. Yates dec dis
The defendant John NieRae, not having en,e,ed HE
appearance and given security according 10 the &C, ~
assembly and the rules of this court, it nv
satisfactory evidence, that he of this
country; is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
here on the first day Of the answer the bill
o the Plaintiffs; and that copy of this order he forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published in the city NJ Rich
mond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted the front
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
81 = copy. Testc, WM. @. PENnLYrnN. G. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07


6f copy Tesic, WIN. G. PxNpLyroN. G.. 6.
VIRGINIA: At rules, holden the clerks office of The
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
the 9TH day Of August, 1929 John A. Lanca ad,or
nj Margaret DeTieUz, deceased, pit against Thomas JEFF
ferson Randolph, executor OF Thomas Jefferson dec Eli
zabch MaIzei daughter Of Philip Mozzei, formerly of
deceased, Giovanni Battisa Rusrh Count Francesca Del
Testa Del lgnoso snd Giovanni Carmsnani executors Of
tie said Putin Mazzei, deceased. dts.
The defendants Elizabeth knzze Giovanni Rstts,a
RUsch Count francesca Del Tesla Del Ignnso nj Clio.
vanni Carmignan not baving entered their appearance
AMI gwen security according the assembly and the
rules OF this court and IL appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they not inhabitants this country II
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on the
hrst day ut the next term, add the bill Of the plain
tilt and tina, copy NJ this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city If irhmond Cor two
months spccessvey, and posled the font door Of the
capitol, m the said city.
90 copy. Teste, WV. G. PEyDLETnv G. G.
VIRGINIA. At rules holden in the clerks Office of IN.
superior court Of ehauceTy for the Richmond dis,ric,
the 9TH day of August, 1923: Levi Swain, rlt goajn,
John q. Gamble James Scott, IL. William Mayo Wis,,
McKenzis, Robert Jennings Samuel Scott and otber j6,
The defendants Ro. jennings and Samuel Scott, NO,
having entered their appearance and given seeuri,v cco
dng 70 the act OF assembly and the rules this court md
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they 70 No,
inhabitants Of this country; IL is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here the first day of the next
ana answer the hill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy NJ This
ofher bc oTiFiih inserted IN some newspaper published
~ the CITY oi Richmond for months soceessyeiv and
posted AZ the front door Of tie capitol in the said city,
Og Acopy. Tcste, WM. g. PBvpLEroH. c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

CnniDlrtce
, Of the Board
OF Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

fhotNiA; Atrues, holhan in the clerks Office of the
~. eouit OF chancery for the Richmond district
the 'h day July, 1929 John Forbes, ESQ exee,,a 80
e ."s, WIN and testament of William l. Myers dec pl,
dsd"'Ss James Scott cx'or OF John Leslie nh
hareiay' samuel Irving and James 3. Scott dts
Inc see iacias awarded IN this uss not being
TIE defendant samuel Irving, aud he entered
w ana gwen security according the uct OF
assembly the rules OF this court, aud by salts
factory evidence athe Is this country;
IS ordered mat the said defendant do appear here on the
"st Gay oi the next term and shew cause snans, n.
revival sought by the said process that COPY of th
ous' oe forthwith inserted in newspaper published
" "' cry OF hchm0nd' for two months aug
posted at the hont door of tho yito in the said
Oh copy. Teste, WM. q. PESpLEroN e. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

ViHGlNIA; At rules holden clerks Office OF thu
superior court Of ehanecry for the Richnond dissrict
the !th day Of July, 1925 John Euroughy aud Nar,ha
~. ms vile, who Martha M. Robertson, Arehsr
nooef'son adinor Of Nancy M. Robertson, who was
Nancy Nj Booker, Joseph Scott aud Caroline NJ his wife,
ana John Robertson and Eliza his wife, pits against
Elizabeth Hooker, exx of William M. Booker, deceasd
w h,'am scott and Rachael +. his vito, William nj.
nooke william T. Eggieson, adm or Of Thomas Booker,
deceased Arnistsad l. Townes John Booker William T.
sses'on ~ his own right John S. Booker. aud John L.
i"w"es' NOR Of James Townes deceased, dts.
ihe defendant John L. Townos, adm'ot of lame,
lowne dec not having entered his appearance and given
security according the Of assembly and IN. rule. f
s court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence ths,
'he SAID defendant do appear here the FIRST day of the
next te and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and ha,
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted some no
published in the city Of Richmond for two months success
said city. r'' " VIZ
% copy. TeNe. wM c. Pysp,rror r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07
Way to Fortune.

| - Total amount Sl8JG8D-tbe whole PAYABLE in cash
Vhos Iickeis so, Hoiges $40, Quays S. Egths s. ~
Having distributed fully his share Of Blank IN ire prredn
Lotteries, anticipates the selling Of the Capital Prizes in m
J scheme. ian p JEO ~ yagu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-07

l,tri"cs upWardSo i q, OOO smaller psfZcs.
r,J = Chances %, Halves 3 SO. Quarters 81 o.
Akhths 62 cents. .. HAWKINS.
I'm II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

ty or federal politics to have the smallest influence
over their surages for members of conventions tina;
is to say, as far observation has extended
Jackson and Ani-Jackson Districts, have indifferent
~, chosen IN many instances, gentlemen opposed to
them Oh that question: and i'll this course the people
OF Virginia, have given practical dissent from the
doctrine OF Cen Jackson illustrated by his appoint
ments, that men who thought him best qualified fer
the Presidency, alone worthy of public notice
and confinencc-a monstrous doctrine unworthy cf
the country and the age.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
Bills and notes discounted

The above statement, embraces every thing be-
longing to the mother bank and it's branches as the
report or the Committee ai6rms, and that the state
n,ent ITSELF was furnished by the Bank will not be de-
MED. With complete view of the condition of the
Bank before rs, proceed to analize the statement:
to lift the veil which shades it, and to expose its real
condition.
The first thing which strikes the eye of every ono
who knows any thing Of accounts is the remarkable
fact that from the statement made by the bank, both
sides If the account are precisely equal IF it be said
that this must necessarily be the case ut the end of
every six months because Tie diUdendS are pa;G TO The
Sfpcthoders reply that though this may be- vet the
statement should shew, what bad been the gain Of
the Bank III the Of the six preceding months
by its operations and then, all would have known
that the balance in favor of the bank IT, indced there
any such 6aIGace, would be the proper sum 20
dispose Of in the form of dividends the stockholders
II 1t be said that there gain that year then
say that that fact ought to appear in the statement
exhibited by the Bank, because, it is TO less npor-
can't to the people that the losses should be known
than TINT the gains should, especially when it is
known that the stock of these banks, constitute the
basis for all improvements in the State. The state
ment ought TO have embraced all the discounts and
other profits the side, and all the expences of
the institutions, the other, after which, the differ
ence between the two sides of the account, would
shew the proper aggregate amount of dividends to be
IRade But, both OF these items omitted, aud for
~hat object remains to he explained yet be the object
what 1t may, 1t IS perfectly certain that until they
known. Again,it will be seen by an examination Of
the statement that the difference between the two
sides of the account, leaving out the Real Estate is
Si76,O8O ST. and in order to make the balance even
or rather to make both sides balance the Real Estate
IS put down at an arbitrary sum, far exceeding, no
doubt It's true value, every one may see, who will
take the pains to look the different banking houses
belonging to the institution. To show that this must
DC true u IS only necessary to examine both sides Of
the statement and it will be found that all the other
items, On both sidts, are definite and certain in their
amounts and therefore, is doubtless true that the
even balance is produced by the item of Real Estate
put down at an arbitrary value. These facts mean
something, and perhaps that something may be here
alter seen. The object have in view in making
1rItrcai examination of this statement is, to shew
that the banks, arc in condition TO make dividends
and thai for many yeats past, the capital stock has
furnished the which have been called dividends
II this should turn out 20 DC the case, then it will
DC seem that the capital stock of the bank has been
gradually wasting away; AID :: i be not o,.eady
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
FURTHER REMOVALS.

ro!sc Wattcrson has been from the situation i
Librarian to Congress and John Ncchan has been appointed
III his place. and f. b. STEELE, Assistant Librarian las tr
removed to make way for MIR Hume These removals would
nave excited surPrze had to he surpzcd r.
these changes The assiduity Of the persons movcd in th1r
respective duties, is known every MIR Sudes little
salary was the sole support of aged most respectable
mother and her family
Alexander Graham of Eason Maryland has been removed
rom the Post Office in that town, and l. D. Green Editor q
the Wing, appointed in his place.
lMT Graham appoated to the office from which Ire Es
ocen removed M MIR Mclean the solicitation of the citizens
of that town and surrounding country without regard 10 rty
feelings, and discharged the duts his Office 10 the c,e
satisfaction Of the late able Head Of the Dcpartmtbut he
was guilty Of the sin of pUfcring Mr. Adams TO Gen Jack
for-J5gR. Chro,,1 ~ fo" "''''~
syvana, vice Thomas M(1h, rn1ore9 Tor his npnionis
sake, as is saI.') - f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
E.om u. .hniianni .Lanranl.

Nonsense ana FatSehood. The ue,nc ous releoran1,
asserts with It's habItual disregard to truth that Mr.
Nattegston never "!sas gircn a,1y bond" and has
therefore, act as Librarian for man, vea-e IN 10
ation OF law.
We know this 10 be false; AMI that the ian who 6,
boldly asserted II knew it 70 be false. The bond OIL
ven by MIR. " aterston a@reeahy to the reuuisito1s
OF the law IS III the writing OF the then Speak
efoi the house OF Representatives, approved by the
Presiding Officers of the two Houses, and deposited
in the Office of the Secretary of the Senate wher
1t is ROW on file This has not been done b, the per-
son whom the President has now EMPLOYED as his
agent i'll this business. We contend that no leonl
bond can be given by any man ACCORDING 70 the ~
questions OF the act before the meeting of Con-
ress because Speaker exists till then to rive i.
validity by his approhatioH and that, therefore In
enter upon the duties OF the Office before this is done
IS to act in open violation of law. The approbation
OF o'e OF the Presiding Officers if really given has
validity than if none were given; because tl,
law mperatvely requires the sanction of both before
the person appointed can enter upon the discharge c
MS aules Ii he do SO, he enters upon them on the
responsibility of Mr.. Wnttesston, whom Congress
Wl hold answerable ior-the charge conidt to him
and from whom they will expect a surrender onH
when their Presiding Oiccra shall approve the bona
OF another, and thus release him from his OBLIGATION
! Weagalt repeat THAT this appointment is a gross
outrage on tho rights Of Congress. There is some
thing DUE IN common courtesy and poiteness from
one branch Of the Government to TIE other, and the
head OF one would necessarily, if he possessed c1,c
mon sense, consult Tie wishes of the other before hr
took any step that might he injurious 70 the Interests
or disagreea5le to the feelings Of it's members
we understand that tie amount OF security oiren
IN the informed bond by the acting agent of the Pre-
silent, Is precisely that gven by Mr.. w fourteen
years ago, when the library estimated at $40 600
Its value at present is, learn about $50 600 an,;
yet 10 higher security has been required Tho ,yhoi
affair. both it relates to the removal and anDoi
Hent, Is one which ought to excite the n1iruant fro
hngof Congress and the nation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
To THE EDYTops,

Gentemcn BY friends may think it Incumbent CT,
me to notice the publication in the Telegraph of last
evening. respecting my accounts as Secretary of the
Board of Commissioners of Navy Hospitals
AS the Government has seen fit TO institute SUR
Tor the recovery OF the money charged and received
By me as commissions on the amount disbursed COLI
ceive would be highly improper to attempt to prbi,
dice the public mind in my favor by any publication
whatever The matter will in due time be legally in.
vcstigaed ythe proper tribunal and OF its decision
shall be the last person to murn1ur or cdmplaiil
Very respectfully,
Your obcdcDt servant
THO. FILLEBROWN, Y.
Washington, 10Th June, 1929. Jour
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

Tie Shefs conducting the elections for members to tho
ConvenG tor tire district composed of the of SUSSEX
Sut'y, Southampton. Isle Wight Prince Ceoe and Greens,
vle met al Sussex house Thursday the 9TH inst to
compare the pols-whicil follows
john J. Mason 76l, J. Tre2Ya!t 470, A. Claiborne 4,s .
IIquhart sos f. RufIn SCI, r T. Rvcs 500, kppes 2s5
i. Hoffman 1u2, Jos Nasom 81. 'S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

-, EIt'uctc fa httcr jron. L,rcrpool, datfd Mara
I'm consequence of the disturbed of tie
usriciS tie coun brokers decline III this week of Id
and ;ry now quote Upland ID 3d. Alaban at II d;
New Orleans at oa 7d pc. loc sales amount to 1900
ana me import loV0 bags. There bales OF S,lra
and 4eo OF Sea Island Cotton, Advertised r public sale on the
18th inst. Wv " ~
'onuaIy IN general expectation, the averages grain a
consequently tile duties remain for thu ensuing uuu,eed
M wheat lis I'd Indian Corn, l3s l0d per orr Flour
81 per Dol We have very fine weather the quota.
t'ons OF 36S 9s Tor Flour, paid aud Us s Der iD. in
bond, ale entirely nominal"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
CoM,,uaiclrtp.


ka,.auh:'L: III, }a., June 5th, 1892
he following IS tie result o, che Convention elecion in ,:,
District The canddate5 before the people Levi,
Summers Of Kaiawha, Edwin s. bn.can Of HARRISON Jno
tsifsy OF CaheA h<n See of Randolph Jno hcYhorer G.
Lewis t l. jackson Of Harrison Tos Taveiner OF Mood
md { Kn,,a,n H.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
NorFoLK, juno IL


We learn from gentleman from Washington
that the PRESIDENT of the UvITED STATES intends
visiting Old Point Comfort during the next week or
week ensuing.
Among :ho 7aszaagcys:n tao steam, boa: Potomac,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

arrived Yesterday from Washington, was Capt. AL
gXantes 5. Wadsworth, of the u. s. Navy. Capt.
w ellsworth, we learn is appointed to the command
Yard. ''"s - '''1 Wv
1t srumoured that the Constellation will as soon
as she receives herconplement of men. proceed to
northern port, and thence to sea; probably to Eng
i Ian and France, with Mr.. Mclean. Minister 10
hhglanc' and Mr. Rives to France.-IBeucq
Alexander Caxton has been appointed to the command
% ne D. Snip Natchez. which vessel destined 10 convey
or new Minister, MI. Moore To Colombia '
error OF the press III the last daily paper requires corec-
IN me reasons assigned for the removal Of Mr. Noursp
nc hau gwen certificate III relation Mr. Adams nd his
.ceountS read sin relation Mr. Adams's and his ownl
EocopCiS,"-sTat lat. $40 s0''i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
IMPROVEMENTS "a ,r11p prt,pr y.

PresideHt Joc6son lately r7nove1l General 'Pimo,hv
lpham from the office Of Collector of Portsmouth,.
New Hampshire.
The People have appointed General Uplam to he
representative IN the Legislature now in session az
Concord, by nearly an unanirnous vote m leso-,,
OF the Jackson party appeared on the ground early
but found themselves SO weak that they Jeff he
polls without i struggle.-.Ndt. Journal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

letter from Nahon, dated 10th April ssv@Tbe news las
just reached here that the French arc srravinr Themselves IN
most formidable manner before Agers preparatory to au
attack on that city, ~ sea and land. the 18th lnstn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

SHES Of Io5,aeco yesterday.
ABOUT 2oo hhcs We're inspected yesterday.
General sales '3 20 70 , 80
common passed 10 i 80
Middling AS TO So
Central sales about5
Good to line G to 10 40
sales.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
Nbe Constitutional 2albtg.
SATURDAY. MOnNING, JUNE 13, 1929.

-
The Vtrsiniu BanhS, and "George Ciinton."-
Under the signature OF George Clinton, writer has
!aeely appeared in the Richmond Enquirer whose
investigations and expositions of Banking and of the
condition of the State Banks of this Commonwealth
nave attracted a very large share Of attention,
~ and out fthc Commonwealth; for we Yesterday
50" letter from citizen OF another State rcqucs-
ting the numbers 20 be seat to him for publication,
and expressing the most :lattering opinion Of their
genera! ability, and Conviction Of the truth Of their
positions
III compliance with the wish o. nunbe. Of our
subscribers, this morning publish the 9th num-
Der of George Clinton in which the present condition
as tho Bank of Virginia critically examined OH The
Legislative Report of 1929. We are authorized to
say behalf Of the Author that his eslate Of the
Gses upon Real Estate may be too large but that the
excess will be moro than credited, by the lorrness OF
his estimate of the losses from bad debts generally
~ the same tie it is but fair to state, that those
whose official connection with the Banks, gives them
adorable opportunities of ascerailng its real con-
ision, affirm that the statements of George Clinton
arc not entitled to confidence. Let the reader Judge
for himself, as far as he For our own part, we
firmly believe that while the soipency of the Virginia
"~~1Ao ID iHSJ YET duu nave bcSi
doing indifferent business las is true of nearly all
the Banlsn the u Statcs render it highly eli
gible for the interests Of the stockholders that they
should be wound up' with as little delay as may
cumport with public convenience. A Bank is not
inso!vent Until the capital stock exhausted, and nc
pretends that this is the case with the Virginia
Banks but while they able to pay their creditors
the holders OF their notes, they may be sill unable to
pay back the stockholders hundred cents for every
dollar subscribed, and looking at the immense losses
srs, aimed since 1915, and the great revolutions in
property, many intelligent greatly question their
ability to pay to the stockholders ten si.ings in the
pound.
Eron, the Enquirer.
BANKS, No. Y.
In the review which shall present, or the state
d!fd condition of the Bank OF Virginia. as exhibited
by the Bank Itself far from suppozing that may
not be led INTO some esrors and if so, thew will no
doubt, be detected by those, whose interest and dur,
Il may be, to expose them. Far from colnplaiuiiG
under such detecti,n of eTrors siallnot only urump
y acknowledge them, but shall feel reioced to be-
rcye that the Bank, in which the State has so deem AN
interest, is in better condition than had supposed
70 avoid all -natured implications. which il nav t,e
the pleasure OF some to cast upon me, and shew That
do not intend to commit any error, will quote from
:e Journals of the House of Delegates the report of
The state and condition Of the Bank of VIRGINIA.
This will be found in the journal of 1929" pare POS
n the following form:
1.-The state of the Bank Of ViTginia On tie Ist Of
Jan. 1899.
4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

DEATH Or GEE. DEAFBoRN-T'he Boston paper,
bring intelligence Of the death of Major CfcncyrI
HENRY DEARBoRN, at the residence of bis son in Rox
6nry Mass; on Saturday morning aged 70 years apd
three months.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

We are enabled to present to-day, complete and
accurate list Of the members elect OF the Virginia
Convention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

hribD, ri WOODLAND, on W cGnesday, May 27h, h7
INC heV Robert HUT lss TFEvcn Esq Of Fauoyer co,nS
70 Miss S'RAH T. il"av iag-:r tn ,is '.!; Herr A.
ctP.:.y ,gan.a SoGI's, "a '' ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16

Trouble in The Wigoans.--Mr. Van Buren's stua-
ton in the Cabinet is understood and believed to be
critical and rksomc to the last degree. Jf Mr.. Clay
made nismo'e VIXEN &c accepted the Department O;
state, :hcTe . every reason FOX the opinion, that lis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-16
RICHMOND VIRGINIA. TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 1e 400 "

successor Will not prove more fortunate He is j,
the condition of Lord Chatham, under Georne IN,
2d-responsible Gin degree certainly for measure,
over which he has con,ronl, and 20 which he bo,
the credit of being dramatically opposed and there
is rumour from Washington. that the same ca,,ses
will produce the effects, in the Cabinets O,
George I'd and Gen. jackson. It is believed Nv
many, that Mr.. V. B. will seize the first p,ausibI.
preteXs for quitting. There is some colour for the
opinion in the following article from the Na,ioua,
Journal:
Ru9ao~rs.-It was ru!nou.ed yesterday lint Cen.
Jackson had removed Dr.. Jones from the Putert OF.
hcc Rii,iour uddcd that the Secretary of State
disappearing the manner of his removal, had oivcn
him another place il his ofcc 1t was also r,oured
that Mr: Nestcott, recently appointed to a clerk
snip IN the State Department, has been removed.
we have not heard the particulars OF these ruluoa,
ed double reforms.
.9nofher JRlkSoa Editor ''R1.onrdea."-J D. Green.
Editor ofthe Easton (NIaryland) Wing, Postmaster
ut carton, IN place OF Alex. Graham, ren1ould Mr..
NTailam was not Il Jackson man,
G"eea seems 20 be Il tavorite name fer Editors
there IS Duff Of the Telegraph Nathaie! Of the Eos
ton Statesman, and this Mr. Green whose baptisnal
na'ne we have rot Tie happiness Of knowing. They
are u! ''reWar,Cd."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-26
PREsrBENTLaL ELECTION.

The following table exhibits he.indi .
vidual votes polled at tha last election
Cor President, which is official, as far
as the vote was with the people, with
the exception OF Mississippi; opposite
which we place 5000 as the probabl
maj ority OF Jackson in that State. DE
ls~Sre and s. Carolina chose Electors
by their Legislatures Opposite Della
ware 10 put down the votes Of that State
for AID ministration and Jacks candi.
dates tor Congress at the election which
took place short time before tie Pre-
sidential; and from the known strength
oil the Jackson party in S. Carolina il is
not probable that his majority there
would have been less with the people
Than thaf Il Ill