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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23
RusselriH., (Ky.) .Ncv 20.
MOST ATROCIOJS MI RIDER.

Tie citizens OF our town and vicinity have
for the last three days been excited 10 d deep
or state ofieeling than was ever before eSpe-
rieneed, in consequence OF Il most barbarons
murder perpetrated within one hall mile vi
0 II town. Oh the body OF Mr.. Siokrly knox,
on Monday evening last. IL appears tbat
this insifcnsivc old man bad That evening
rode Sc town with bis uspben, iniead'ps TO
return home that he set out from town a.
bout 4 O'Clock to return, leading the horse
rode hy bis nephew. bat the horse he rode
being found in the morning near l'ls house
with his saddle on and one stirrup broken
of, il was unprecedented by his family has
horse had thrown him and Injured or killed
him The alarm Was given 70 his ncishbors,
and on search being made, he was found ca
Tuesday evening Ut 5 o'clock, about one
hundred PAGES from The Bowling Green road
with his head shot literally to pieces and his
brains scattered OH the trees standing at The
distance Or several yards around hin 4
Coroner's Inquest was called and although
every exeition WAS use'l by the July anu
great many OF the citizens % the town aud
county TO trace If possible the steps OF the
perseirator Of this hoirid deed yet we re-
gTet that noshiag certain has been discovered
Every circumstance, however, proves beyond
the possibility Of doubt, that TIC was driven
or iccoyed from the road, and by sos,e most
malignant william or Williams shot ~ the he'd,
as the eadding and so,iie pieces oil lead were
found his cloak which he had on. tahenoh,
folded and laid npon his breast, and the horse
which he led was found tied within four yards
of where he lay, and the bride reins OF the
horse he rode hanging 10 saplln s'ii! nearer,
II is confidently hoped dat Tor the honor Of
our county and i'sr the future security OF their
own lives, every good citizen viii use every
possible cxcrtion 10 detect and bring TO JUS
lice tue wretched actor or actors IN this most
horrible transac ton
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23
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s3o5.s57 I4

Showing decrease in the surplus revenue
OF the government OF more than $500, 600,
under Gen. Jackson's Administration, not
wlihstanding the income of the last year has
exceeded that Of 1925, more than 500 600
And yet Mr.. Adams expended between and
siO00O00 per annum in Internal improve
ments, for which purpose, General jackson
has no money to spare!l We opinc the pco
pie will be al. no loss 10 know, after awhile,
which made the best President
Torch Light.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23
Mr.. Adams, in his AIessa,

Mr. Adams, in his Message
of 1923, says there will be
surplus, in the Treasu-
ry, on lst January, 1929, of S5,la5,6 ss IA
Gen. Jackson ,in his last Mes
sage, says there will be a
surplus in the Treasury,
on lst January next, Of s4,slo,75l 90
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23

HoRe,D The following furnishes spe-
cinsn of the degradation Of man when ne
gives hi,nscli up TO the destroying influence
of ardent spirits:
There is Il dtnnkard about this village. who
has q family Of four or five children, aud ~ho
i, one Of the most deprayed aud miserable
victims OF iniemperaece that is, perhaps, now
in existence. lie drags his body round RON
shop TO shop durirg the day. and generally
manages somehow 10 get enough wiishey 70
keep hin. intosicated, while his family sup
port themselves and hin Not long since,
one ofbis sons, a lad about Is years Of ase,
was engaged in work among machinery, aud
unincLily getting caught in It, was dra"n
between two wheels, and nearly crnshea 10
death On examination il was iounu neces
sary to ar8pHtaic one of has legs at The th'Sh,
which was done. Alter this, and wEsie u Mas
yet doubtful whether the poor sufferer wauia
survive or not, the besoi.ed and unnatural
father tool The leg privately, and went aug
sold j, 10 sirgeoi. for laiFtg seeeis and nay
cents, sesieh sun he expended Jor ,clssaey' up
on ,ehich he ea9oused for seec,ld igysW kca-
der. does not your blood run freezing through
all your veins. as you read these facts Then
| put your shoulder to The Temperance wheel,
| and though you may not be able 10 reclaim
the ineorligihle drunkard, help TO guard the
rising generation against the. awful rayages
! OF intemperance- Rochester Gem.
Great Surgical Operasio,s.-A tumor was
taken from the abdomen Of woman, at The
Massachusetts hospital, on Saturday, OF an
enormous size. The patient underwent the
operation with degree OF iorlitnde, that as
ltonished all ths faculty present. --netil'er
speaking nor moving wbsie the knife was N
luse. The case was one Of a peculiar eharae-
Iter-lfe or death was depending. We un-
lderstand the surgeon was very unwilling 20
hazard the operation, but the patient weald
mot excuse his-h being resigned to her tate,
let il terminate As it would She died Just 81
tier the blood vessels were secured. and al 2
moment too when the utmost anxiety aud
lsympaiby were exhibited for her welfare;
Boston Trsreiter,
Ifyou resist temptation, do not assume q
yourself that YOU shall escape SANDER ihs
Reputation which has been fifty years build
!, ding, may be thrown down ~ one blast Q
ieal1mny.
Instruction is only profitable 70 these VIII
are CAPABLE Of receiving II. bFinG an ass
\ - Al
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23


"A Prophet - Before the appearance OF the
Presidents Message, the Richniond WING
spoke as follows:
"On the subject of improvements, he has
got his head Into the gourd, and may lind It
more convenient to let it stay there, than TO
draw it out Interpreted as the Veto has been
interpreted--(ro OF perhaps as he expected u 10
be)-he may fad himself so deeply commit
ted against the system, as to Judge II more
polite 60 secure the assistance OF those whom
tiae Veto pleased, than, by farther temporIs-
| ing on the subject, ALLEVIATE their a1ecHohs'
without retrieving the affections OF ihose
whom the Veto ofleuded II this should be
The case-if the President take the field with
out reserve, against Internal Improvements
mark, if he do not try the balancing SYSTEM
and as the friends of Improvement and ! a
| riff are mostly the same, propetia,e cnence
| for his opposing the first, by Increased tes'i-
monials OF regard for the last" !,
| The Message completely sustans the pre-
dction of the Whig The ''balancing' sys-
'''' N''' - - .qler. Gag
| All of the Boston papers tell us that the
sHon.n Daniel Webster has left home for
Congress Do, brethren OF the noble eity,
leave off that honorable. IL was well enough
once in the better days of the Republic, but
remember that Isaac Hill is Hon. - Tho
ma. Moore is ''Hon."-Lee is .Hon. =
Daniel Webster is above the epithet; IT does
not honor hini, he needs no such honor Give
ms the plain Dan Webster. for-as the En-
alish said of his beef-there is something to
che,c upon OrilGnd ,adrsrtiscr
A handsome disclaimer. "A lady while trip
ping down our streets the other day most
gracefully, and balancing her neck 10 mode,
found TO her inexpressibie confusion that all
her hair was dropping from her head. IuF-
ming round shs saw Two or three false curls,
bundle Of pulls, sc Se. PROSTATE m me
mud. Law ne, she cried out 10 gentle
man in the rear, blushing up to Der eyes,
what's thai9 Ma conscience if 'tisnt false
/ hair I declare, only think What ridiculous
fashions folks are getting inio'-and Oh she
whirled, leaving her poor deserted locks tc
walIow in the mIre.-sttd
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23

Mr.. Adams paid on account
ofthe public debt. in 1898,
the last year OF his admin
istYatioB, the sgn Of
Gen Jackson has paid on
same account, in 1880, the
sum Of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23
From, "Txe Uaion,' Geagefo,on, sc.

From "THs Uai0n,' Geofgefo'on, So
We publish the remarks Of the Camuen
Journal in relation to Judge Sairh's Letter,
on account OF the ust aud merltcd tribute
paid TO the Worth and patriotism oil that dis
tinguished and talented Statesman;
every man in South Carolina should
read this excellent exposition. II IS not IN the
nature of things that il should not do great
good. Judge smith pever deserved better OF
his State and Of his country than at this mo-
meat 1aae he will be abused. condemned,
and undervalued, is quite beyond doubt.
for he has already been; but 1t ought TO be
bis pride and glory that he has mcriteh such
deiractioa as has already been poured u.'on
him. William Smith may very s"ieiy deiy
his enemies He is right. and what - more.
great ma iority OF the people OF SCUM = ar
DINA believe him so. All the missiles which
disc rganizaiion may bring against hIin,"ill iail
harmless at his feet He has both tia nsoras
ard the iaa.eriel IA this wariare.& we advise
his enemies not 10 be too iinpeiusus in their
attacks. ReasoG. coIIsInon sense, ana paifi-
otsm, are ali on bis side; and big verbs and
clamorous denunciaiion are not pfeeisely
TO be dreaded by such man, The Moro
Castle win never lower It's flag TO bfoadsIde
of popgups. We have not the least infl'aa-
! ton TO meet the caluHsHlatois OIL Judge o1lita,
| ia detail If be should deem their ISLANDERS
| worth the ammunition OF return fire, they
will probably find themselves 10 the dust un
| der its discharge We volunteer IN no con-
| test where the comba,ant has SO little aeed
of aid Truth honor, patriotism, and espe-
rience, would barely thank an auxiliary for
| assistance Ia battle With such foes az Judge
| S encounters Views and opinions ike has,
from such man, at such time as this, are
beyond all price. We repeat It, WM. sMirii
deserves the highest need OF gratitude from
his country"
Mr.. Raadolph-A correspondent at Wash
ington. (says the Albany Argus,) 10 whose
statements implicit reliance may be placed
Informs as that letters have been received
from Mr.. RANDoIPI since his arrival IN Eng
land He has not resigned, but Iniends e
return to Russia next spring. His health .
improving; and he keeps Bp an eftiriai cor
! respondence with the court OF st Petersburg
TThe exchange of letters between Mr. Ran
| poLPH, al London, and ''the count OF ~. Pc
tersburg," must be rapid intereouFse-j
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23
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What striking contrast Mr.. Adams
Post Master General kept within his Income,
and placed surplus to the credit OF HE de
pa,trneat when lis iefi il. Of between and
500 900 dollars, whilst Gen. ,'ackson,s has
gone beyond his income 1856, Ss9'i-- Expen
ding $500 .374 IS more in one year than Mr.
Adams Post Master General did IN the same
time, This is, verify, a species OF economy
and retrenctImeni Of which the people are
becoming tired, and with which they are VI
terry dis sustcd.-- Torch Light
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23

Receipts of Department for
1927 & S-Mr. Adauas tmo
last years
Expenditures during same
time
Balance IL fasor Of Depart
ment
Expenditures for 1920 s 30
Gen Jacksons two iirst
wears
Receipts dsrins same time
Balance asdiiis! Department
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23
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NSla- SIS OF
sIs,l63,4ss OF

SOS ,StS o.
More than 100000 less than MIR. Adams
paid in the period, and yet Mr.. Adams never
found 1t necessary TO veto any appropriation
bills passed by Congress, for the want OF
money whilst Gen Jackson could not spare
even $4,000 for The great National Road
Leading from Washington TO the West. Nor
did MIR Adams ever use bis payments on ac-
count OF the public debt as popularity traps
whilst Gen. Jackson has been thos nsing them
in his messages. in bis letters, on the high
ways and in the hy-ways, until he has iadac-
ed many TO believe that he really n.enfed to
pay il of faster than Mr. Adams had done,
and Disguised Others with the evident insInce-
rity of his constant cant.--Iorci. Li5M
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23

There is one trait in the late Message OF
President jackson, which is peculiar to IT.
Instead of being, as it should be, PLAN,
ineligible suggestion to Congress OF Klea-
sures, the adoption Of which might be deem
ell cxpedient, it has assumed the character
of an appeal from the decision of Congress
to the people, in justification oil his na!- al
ministration.-ib.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23

Making difererce against
Gen Jackson, in one year,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23

As Mr. Adams has no partisan TO re'caFd
and enemies to punish, at a cost OF hatd'eds
Of thousands Of Soiiars -we don't wonder that
he could meet all the appropriations wh'ch
Congress thought proper 10 make for the IN
proyement of the country, IN addition 10 lie
heavy payments which he made on account
OF the public debt Nor do we WONDER that
Gen. jackson, having a host of these friends
to sescgd and enemies to punish, at the pub
lie expense; has been unable to 60 oh with
The Improvement Of the country, or to make
as heavy paymcnis on account OF the public
debt, as Mr. Adams did. These opposite re-
suits of opposite courses OF policy were 'ue'i-
bic, and aust have been forcseen by every
intelligent man in the county Id.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-23

From SoUFH CARoLI5A, we learn; mar
JAMES HAMILroN, Jr. has been elected 20
vernon Of that State. The votes, IN Jo'at pal
lot of both branches of the Legislature were
for MIR HAnuroN, 9S--for Col MAaNiNG'
formerly GovernorD 67-eHhoi'ihS only
twenty-six votes majority for ''eoMS the
whole"
We NAV soon expect to hear from the e.
lection Of Senator of the United States, for
the State Of PENNsYLvANIA, eiee Mr. MARES,
whose term of service viii expire on the Sd
day oC March neat No fewer than thirteen
candidates for the Office have been nominated
IN the Legislature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08
OEFiCR Or THE AMERICAN.

pAtTiN aD, oHptembeT a. T.
Rdcdnd.-A letter to tho editors of IN, a,n.,,con
from their correspondent at Havsns under date of
August 7, says:--"M Mary Developments OF the late
Conspiracy are ut length before the public. Ono
Sohs cousprutor, who hn. received partial PARDON
from the King aud sentenced only to ten years exile
mas disclosed sli,s mysteries, purposes and p.rtsans
ne MILITARY Commission stern tribunal that
Hke cognizaacc OF these off noes, is firmly .d
vancinC IN the trials OF prisoners. Five hundred
persons IN Havana are registered among the accused;
I'VE nave bovn already sentenced to dea b. and sever
oS"ers 10 ten years of (presdiol lsbour chaius
ihiS conspiracy, In its checks and socrecv VIVA
almost masonic, the tito and standard of tho ,ssoci
alton was H .aguiia .algro'-.Phc I,lnck m,aI.
They issued diplomas to their confederate. mi Ill
who refused TO adept tlcr principles and 70 hscomo
co-consprGtors, Foreigners not cxcepted) wc,o -, 10
put 4" the sword and iei Effects coniiscated A. 80
their number soydrui citizens of wealth nd coz
sidcralon several European military officers LAWYERS
notares &c. but By far the larger number in the po,
OF important subtdinac agents aro az in al consni
rnccs and rcvoun ons, found in tho humber waks of
h!e,-barbers, butchers, boatmen &c Tbus w,
have IN brief, the amount OF The rumuurs now Bn.
ing through this city New disclosures md not,
versions will probably from day to day be piven
The q. s ship OF war Peacock Mccall. ESQ com-
mander, Is OF the hsrbor this morning On tho 18th
sh" VIII leave his cruising ground for Pensacola I"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08
Continuation Of late Foreign News,

i'rou. Tie JO,unrl dee Debate ,r T,,,, on
FOR three days Paris has been fred upon viii
LlonS ano grape shot 1t was taking by storm
p.ooa lowed in the streets The Gre OF the mnskst.
hi oS more terrible and more murderous than on tho
DV,n ., MACH 1914. At that time It ,yasfbe Co,
GachS the Russians, and the Austrians who f,od 70
c.3, s ,c"Gh soidIer8-rt i, those whom wo nav
""o oesolste Paris wth fire. and the sword P''
ana VINO has ordered this uas-acre, pbe Min.
plunged the Capital during three Jav" Wv, VINO ha ,
oI war Aud why, great Cod ali these tor,
.'p'o Lnihgs' Because they have VIOLATED the Cbsr
Thso enu eon'pred TO re establish absolute powor -
have bosn Pn oGooosa from crlnc TO massacre Thcy
cGy Were the sangunary exocutoncrs Of oi, So,
S"ce tGen is the reward Of fifteen years, obo5.
With the sgea Is tng reward Of fifteen sards paid
w hai an impudcnt dcriaon of cyeTv ,bIn, a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08
NEW-YORK
.Battl llaI Of Gsululerrs.
k.V.tlIEua LnlL.4nN

an HNchlhG Edition 81 &c journal OF { Ummetce IL
PuUushot DAILY, ehd sent of by thc great Southern
ann Norihcfn Mails and the Steam Mail TO the East
hs edition contains all news received bv The rnai,s
ana rom vessels arriving this port and notice of
mercantile transactions IN the New York Market
mhCne'eI 'hcy possess interest, down to o'clock
NJ Inc Editors have established very yalua.
able correspondence, with all the pIncinoI comroor
cel chIcs IN the world. They have a swift SAILING
SchoohcT' QUIT III Baltimore expressly for them he
SiucS TO" DoatS, the WnOA maintained Mt an ANIMAL
expense OF more than four thousand dalinys and dc.
''eu '|C'usiVcy 20 heir use by winch ships IRE fire.
qucny boarded at The distance of hfly md sometimes
one hUhurcd mics from the city. All tho arrange
menus VI Tue establishment upon the most libe-
-" 'C.iu VI @PenSc' ana possess efficiency which
constitutes The Journal Of Commerce. issued AZ il s
twice day, decidedly the best channel of neys boIt
foHtica, ana Commercial, which can DC found IN this
CITY. Huil accounts fncws received by Eprolpn ar
rivals 81 hIs port are frequently OF twenty four
hours before the merchants letters by the same ycs
scIs arc placed III the Post Office
In the prgsCn, critical state Of the mnrko,s rbiob
there IS every reason TO believe will continue nj least
TOT some months merchants throughout the country
WI" Hhu Inns tho cheapest, and most complete corrcs.
P'nnoRc" whIch can possibly be established
u! b"rng Tie wIntor, when the Northern and
nas'c'h Mails starr in the mornIng tho Morning
l'diHon IN furwarjed that subscribers roceIve q
morning ana evening paper alternately, giving them
bic hour
Icrms so per annufn, payable in advance. All
old'Ta and payments may be forwarded by mall ut
INC 'iSk md charge of the Editors
Hale g. HALLocK
Dzr All Editors who receive the Daily Journal
Of Commerce are requested to publish the above
as an advertisement twice, and charge the same to
our account.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08
&a.4A&SIaSG NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVER.

steamboat Richmond, Chapman, Norfolk
,hfoLh Sep. 6.-Arrived, schr Eliza. Eol
ger, Nantucket, days. I'd inst. in la, 40 Lon ~
spoke schf Elizabeth, of Portland. from Ri hmonJ'
bound to New York, with loss of foremasr-S.w on
the passage, 4 briggs dsmased, one of which was tho
brig LNuisians. II New-York
Ia Hampton Roads-shIps Plato. Dimmock. for
Eremon; Com. Prehs, Fart, and Bredonia Lunt.
for London.
Dutch brig down James River to-dav
upd went 10 sea
Cleared, brig Now Hampshire Libby Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08
We offer for sale
40

We offer for sale,
40 6 69%s sugar, St &c., cGoiz Porto Rico andN
10 brls do do
IS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
% hhds West India nlolasses
10 do and 90 bbls N. o. do
2s0 bags coffee, Java, Luguira, S.: Ja1e Rio &,
ST. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushc 5 Lisbon do
10 tons bar IRON Swcdes English and American
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and bl'stered steel
ID tons pig Ir,
so kegs cut nails and brads assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascotla grind stones
500 sides soa leather
Calf skins and upper DO
$50 Bucnos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary, \.
Port. Scuppernong, Muscat, ; WINE
Ard dry and sweet Malaga
90 ticrces rice
- terccs clover seed
Window glass 10 by ~. o by TO- G by md q
by II, III whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead, gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt petre, brmsto one
Pimento. pepper. ginger, indigo
Eunpowder, imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle covks
Sewing and wrapping twne
Shoe thread in balls aud hanks
Bale ropo and cotton bngpnr
Siitrrs, soap and candles
hluscatcl ralsins
Fax seed
% 600 lbs bacon
2oc tlerces Thomaston lime
500 Drs Tar
5o bbs No 9. mackarel. prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass, CarhGn and stone ware
w hItImore s cotton and wool cards
Linsced and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shectings shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted from the Appomattox Cot.
ton Factory LEWIS WERE g. CO
sept g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08
From the Whse,ing Compiler.

The census of Harrison county Va has been o,
pie'ed The population numbers 1890 In 1890 !,
was 1922 Increase IN ten years, 3,199. The es
innate aid before the Convention by the Auditor in
October last, allowed Harrison Il, 1851. The ao,n,i
n Richmond, 1852. '"Auo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08
To Indicated Physicians

A Man ot merit IN tn" profession, proc ure an
IN advantageous situation IN n small farm about n
d"ysrlde from Richmond. In almost every respect
1t is agreeable For further mformation apply to
James McKIldoe, Richmond SGD 7I5tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08
For Sate.--ianding,

For Sate--ianding,
NnN Boxes Lees best soap
quality '''0'
Nu,megs IN kegs
~ boxes prime apple cheese
80 casks sweet WING
hbts primo sugar--apply 10
eept 9-SS OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08

Charleston Erec''-A great meeting has been hold
Il, o""'''S'o"' ana resolutions adopted, denouncinr
Nuihncotion and the projected Convention. md
oiea'"i"s afoent attachment to the Union; James L.
re''Srec A''or 'ey General OF the State, presiding
Inc meeting also declared It's attachment to jackson
anu State Rights, and hostility to the TariG
Ihe Charleston Anti-Nuillfi alton Press, cxults in
Inc numbers of this meeting, asd Considers dcc,
s'Ve OF the cause of Modification in that patriotic
city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08

~ .LI Fit stated in some Of the English pa
Per that Prince Paul Of Wremberp has accoptod