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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
NOW Is THE TIndnI

SROM the fattering encouragement the
- ProPrietors have met with, in the sale Of
their tickets, they have some assurances
that they may have it in their power to draw
their Lottery,
On the l5fh of .August merit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
SPRING GOODS,

n NJ. & G. w. AIsaUITH are now
40 opening their SPRING md SUM
.dER GOODS, and invite the attention OF
their customers and the public generally.
Chariestown, April 7, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
PoLTTRa ur.orua

Ust received, large supply Of BOLT
- 40 CLOTHS Of a very superior quail
- which, addsd 10 my former stock, ena-
bles ne 10 offer better assOSimeni u the
sfiicls lhan hes before been IN this Market
and ~ reduced prices. All orders fron mil.
iers sod Others viii BE- partie ularly attended
TO. JON. JANNEN.
AIeIaBdris. 5 nno. 70. Is96.-gp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
CoMMissIoSrR's oTTicr ,

toMNissIoSER's OFTICE,
Chsrisiiotrf, July llih, 1886.
SD@The parties interested 10 the above
mentioned suit. will please take notice, that
shall attend OF my Office lover the Market
House IN Charlestown, on Saturday tAs ooh
deg 81 merit month, (August.) at Q O'Clock, A.
VI, to enter upon the discharge Of the duties
required by the above decree Of the court,
and shall adjourn from day 10 day until my
report shall he completed, when and where
they arc hereby notified 20 attend and pro-
duee all papers and statements necessary 10
carry said decree Of the court into execu-
ton. r. WORTHINGroS
July ~, $50 Mas. Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

No true gentleman can ever indulge
resentment against female. All vim
dictive feelings or proceeding towards
the weaker sex. are unworthy and un-
pardonable. The utmost that is allow
able, when wrong is experienced from
them, Is the simple opposition ofTRurn
accompanied by regret and entire re
signatlon, or generous forbearanse. as
lar as possible, consistently with stric,
self-defence. Sarcasm, obioquy, mere
annoyance, or revenge Of any kind, arc
rePugnant 10 manly CHI arscter and Chi
valrous spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
For Rsnf.

TNuAT commodious STOKE-HCUsE in
Chariesio"n, formerly owned ADD or
euPied BY The late HamiliOn Jefferson.
JOS. T. DAUGHERTY.
dnoTnsy foT eTfdu0rs u ~ J,gspion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

PA'Iosophy of Borrovmg.-" Will
you lend father your newspaper, SIR
he just wants TO read IT," ''Yes. nv
boy; and ask him TO lend me his dinner
II only just want TO eat il !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

III me CAdTissf0nn -dpoIhecUy and
Book Store,
Informs the public that hi. assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
&c. sc.
Is now very complete. and will ensble him
10 meet every demand during the present
sne approaching season.
HE has also within few days past re-
IN ccivcd . large assortment Of School
Books, Paper, States, Ink, lin small bottles, }
ink-Stands, Quilts, black srd red Wafer.
and Sealiug-Wsx-Blsnk Books Of many de-
seriP,ions. including . variety Of Pocket No.
morandum Books.
Among the School Books, are Olncyi &c.
ograPhy and Atlas. Comly's Spelling Book
and several other kinds ~hich he has been
recently out OF.
June ~, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
MRW QO0nR.

TNHR subscriber IL receiving 81 bis Store.
y sbs2berdstoWn, and ~ his store az Elk
BTsseb general supply Of hss and Cbesp
GOODS, 70 which BE- invites the stteniioo
u his ifisnds, customers and the public
JOHN T. COOkUs
ghspherdsisun, Jubs 2. fs3G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

WUsT received sbd fos sale. fresh sup
e. ply 81 TurniP Seed, 81 the Drux stor,
Of JOSEPH q. HAYS.
HafPsrs-Fsrry, JulI ~, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

FEMALE INFLUENcE.-It was a per-
tnent and forcible saying OF the En-
peroE Napoleon. that "a handsome wo-
man Pleases the eve, but good woman
Pleases the heart; the one is a Jewel,
The other Q treasure"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
Preserres and Fruit.

eS"US - sStts
DRESERvED GINGER,
n do. Lines,
do Pioe Apples.
do. Oranges,
do Cilrons,
RAisins, Almonds. Dates. English walnu,s,
Oranges, Lemons, &c for sale by
y. NJ x G. W AIsQUITH
April 81. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

ahk subscriber wishes 10 purchase wool,
tor WhieA he will give the highest mar
get Priss, IN Goods. lie viii sxehsngs Lilo.
seJ ssd CaEpsiing, for Wool.
X. RBYEs.
ChsFlesiovs, May gG, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
WIVES CR1cKERN WITS B..

M SCAT. Madeirs. Port. snd
I'VE Champagne Vine, IN bottles.
Cofdisit, assorted, Dates. CitfOn,
soda. sugar. Water snd Butter Craeksr,
Ginger. Cocoa. sbd Palm Nuts.
Lnginh Wslnui'. and fresh Flberts,
FOR sale At the ilarpsrs-Fery Ffuh store.
May ~. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
Re0t r Personal Property
ny LOTTERY.

To be disposed Of under the superinte ence
OF the Trustees appointed by an Act Of the
General Assembly OF Marylsld. passed at
December session, 1870 authorize
Henry SAsftr. George Shajsr 4 H. L. SLsJtr,
To Diiiribuis thsir Eiiais BY Lot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

~ ~. 4 c. w. Assaults will take IN
LIE sEehahgs fer Goods, eli kisds Of
WOOL 81 the highesl market price
Chaflsstoun, Hay ~, 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

fok sale, 6ut-rsts Eigki- Dsy Clset
~ With bFsss works, and q kaadsosas ma.
hogany ease. Inquire of the
jane s. 1886 PRINTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
SfIrtssE Goods.

T'HE subscriber is now receiving and open
lug n supply Of scasonable GOODS,
HUMPHREY KEYES.
April IL. 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
VIRGINIA, TO VIII:
July IA, 1896.

VIRGINIA, TO VIII:
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery, for Jefferson county, 23d day
OF June, 1886:
Henry Bofeisr. .i1im'r 4rIh he ,siH ar1,rei .
Inn =. BofeieT-, and IA his olrH rIgAt,
PLAINTIFF,
.fndre'r Kennetiy, aaLTsrnSfrdfor Of Thomas e.
''' "''" AND Dl'1sO'Sr'
Josefh f.. Lane, PLArSr1yy
AGAINST
Henry Bofeker, in hs CAPACITY of 4alsrinistraf,r
81 Inn =. Bofeter. Irh0 lrds he aalrHinisfra-
frIr Of Jdnes J.. Lane decd. and as The adj
nl'Hisfrdfor de bonis non Of The sud Jagi~s s.
L~iHc, dec'd, .fHdrrlg Kemedy. dGiauiHIsfra-
for Of Thomas e. Lane. cieceGsed. UIQgugh-
6y ". Lane. John " LarIe, Elliott. Lane.
George y. Lane, Isddc v. Crfer, Jo6n lIlr-
nm, Jr. and Mary =. ms lgIfe. Ceorse ~ e6L.
anal George Uiiidm. Eal,siH b., UiiiongAbr
and John s. Ueb6. Hfiham Rtchie a,,d
Cld51ssd " his lSife, late Cidrissa ". Lam.
.hdry Inn Lime, George e.. 4. Lane, .1lcr
1Ne' onIdm Lane james " Lam, aud
- USodford, DGFISBaSTx
CONSOLIDATED CAsR-IN CHANCHRY
COMMISSIONER woRTHINGToNhay-
~ ing, IN obedience TO an order made IN
the above cases, made q report, by consent
" hb~ fN'Nest " httH tuuWNclt u ~ order
ed. this 23d day Of June, Is36, that the aid
report be reeommiiied generally 10 the said
Comn,iss Toner, for him TO consider and re-
port thereupon. And, at the instance Of
Plaintiff, BY his counsel, the said Commits
sioneF j. TO state an account. showing the
distribution Of the estate Of James $. Lane.
deceased, among the distributes Of said de.
ceased, so far a. distribution has been made.
and TO make such special statements relative
To the administration snd distribution Of the
estate Of said deceased, a. he may deem
pertinent, or which either party may require
10 be stated, and that he report h., proceed
ings TO this court. And leave ~ gwen 10
the defendant, Henry Boteler, 70 file hi, an
swsr IN ibI. cause within ninety days after
the rising Of the court
A Copy-Tcste,
ROBERT r. BROU.N, Crk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
OfaSOlMffOm.

HNHH eo-Psrtnership heretofore existing
y under the firm 81 Richard 4 Joseph
johnson y this ds! dissolved by mutual con
sent. Al persons indebted will see the ne
ce'siiy Of making immediate settle meni, IN
order TO inal adjustment Of the firm. Set.
iiemsni msy be made with either of the
subscribers. RICHARD JOHNSON.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
bsJ S, ls1G.
The business NiIl IN future be conducted
~ The undersigDed, who will alWas keep on
band, large and extensive assortment Of
Ssasonabls Goods.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
Nay 8, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

TWO handsomely built CARRIAGES. one
n an elliptic spring standing top, suitable
Tor one 90 two horses The other y mo-
dern styled tWo-hoFse vehicle The above
two carriages ere strong, sicEsni snd ~ ese-
~ way hrst-r1te articles, ard have been bot
little used Apply ~
Feb o. 1896 IL THIS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

DIR. Franklin says:-"I am abou,
counting girl have had but little ac-
quaintance with: how shall come Ia
knowledge of her faults. and whether
she has the virtues which | imagine
she has Answer: Commend her A.
mong her female acquaintance"
The Doctor wai shrewd old dog,
We are not SO absurd AID uncbari,a.
bic as to suppose that the Doctor meant
to insinuate that the ladies' would dis
close the faults of their acquaintance
through sheer envy. The angels are
incapable of such baseness and ma,io-
nifty. They would doubtless be actua.
ted only by a generous regard for the
lords OF creation Who, il he were 10
see friend putting his foot into a steel
trap would not warn him of his dan.
GER Lexington (I'a.) gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

n Miracle Of Honesiy-M PARTY
the other evening, several gentlemen
contested the honor ofhaving done the
most extraordinary things.-A certain
learned gentleman was appointed TO be
the sole Judge. One produced his tai
lor's bill. with receipt attached to il:
"a buzz went through the room that
this would not be outdone; when n Sc
cond proved he had arrested hi, tailor
Tor money lent TO him. "The palm is
has, was the universal crv: when a
third observes, Gentlemen. csnno,
boast OF the fea:s OF either Of nv pre-
decessors, but have returned TO the
owners two umbrellas that they had
ielt at my house. "Ill hear no more ="
cned the arbiter-"this is the very ne
Plus ultra of honesty and unheard-of
deeds; the prize is yours"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

VIRGINIA. TO WIZ:
In The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
thaneery for JeHerson county, June 2lst
l-36:
The Washington County Bank. and Joseph
ohe"4NeT' PLANTIFFs,
AGAINST
VIM. Lucas, administrator OF samuel Fnyle
decd, and Susan Engle. widow, and Mar
garet Engle, Joseph Fugle, william EnsIe.
Su>ar Ann Engle, Benjamin =. Enrls'
George W Engle and Samuel Engie. chill
dren and heir, Of the said Samuel EngIe
deed, Drr,,t
Baker Tapseoi, executor Of John Baker
deceased, PluSrt,,,
Same, Drr,s,,xr.
~ CIANCERY.
IN the motion Of the plaintiffs. Rober,
~ 7. Brown Is appointed guardian ad II
tenn for the infant defendants, and tbess
causes came on 90 be heard this 2l,t day of
June, 1886, upon tho bill. answers Of the in
fant defendants by the said guardian ad Item
and exhibits, aud was argued by counsel
whereuPon the court. by consent Of the mar
ties, by their counsel represented, doth ad .
Judge, order and decree, that Master Com
missioner Worthington. one Of the Commi..
sionerS Of tn. Court, do take GA account Of
what Is due 10 the plaintiffs. and 10 al other
the creditors u the Sad samuel Engle. de-
ceased, and that the said COmmis.ioner do
cause an sdVcriisement Co be inserted in a
public print 40 Jefferson county. and name
therein day or days 90 which the creditor,
OF said deceased may convene before him
the said COmmissioneT. for the purpose Of
proving their claims against the estate Of
sa'd deceased, by designating the character
and dignity 81 sad claims and that be do
state and settle the accounts Of the san
william Lucas, administrator 81 the aid m.
testate, with the estate of said intestate. sta-
ting specially the ohsractsr and dignity n
the dssis by him PAID. Ard that he DO also
take an account Of the annual rents and pro
its Of The real estate Of which the sad ssm1
kngle died seized. dedueting theFefrom. a.
nearly az be can, the probable annual valus
- The wif0ws dOeoF therein. stating so.-
eisily 81 such matters ~ ho NAY deem Der
iineni' " a, he msy be required 20 state b,
The parties o. ueif counsel. and ust h.
make report ~ his proceedings 10 tbi. Ce,,,ft
Mod leave IL given The said su.an Ensis. ~.
dow and feliel % sad samuel Ensie. 70 ne
her snsweF 81 any tine befofs The best term
Of thn court
Copy --1sue,
ROBT Z Known. CrE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

II ALMOND 4 SHROPSHIRE iolorm
N thsH ir.eu1s snd The Dsbiis gcssrsily. that
thsy afs Fsesiyiag handsoFss assOrtasns "
Chsrisr,oys, July ~. isss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

SOM W.7TERt SOM EATER
SODA WATER. in fine order. With =
- eboice assortment Of delicious SyTups,
such as Pine Apple, Ginger. Lemon, straw
berry, &C. constantly on band %
NOUNG'S
IIArpers-Fetry, May ~, 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

" brsi-rAis lmssiooe LAID, about 90 acre,
OF which u IN u@beF. The improvement
are, nev hos dwelling, = hitebsa, and al
oihsf neesssasy oug-buildings.
H. 7. u. BRlscOE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
Valuable Farss for N~Ie.

OFFER fof sale the Fsrm on which re-
y side, formerly owned By Mr. Bennett
" lies on The Potomac river, ore asd half
miles shove Sbephsrdstoun. n contains
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

kressch- gsiOrkess Cepes
UST received snd Zoe sale bv
e HUMPHREY HEYEs
ChatlelioNn, July 81. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04
FRESH FRUIT.

FRESH FRUIT.
SDn BONES prime Sicily Oranges,
~O Z" Lemons,
800 lbs soft sbell'd Almonds,
Is boxes Bunch RAniDs,
~ drums fresh Figs.
Received at YOUNG's Fruit store.
HarPsTs-Fetry. May 10. 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

prize valued a

.frroHged and Valued BY Gir Cor,'aisaoaers ab-
Po,aicd bH ~ I<gIslaIlre Of .farpklad
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

on the CiarLsstOrn .dpoiAeegy and
Book Store,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-04

VIRGINIA, TO W.T..
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Jefferson county, June 2Ist
l-36:
The Washington County Bank. and Joseph
Shew alter, PlArSr,yr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22
From the NashriHe Banner.
JUDGE, WHITE.

1t seems that General Jackson has gone so far
AS to dcnouncc Judge White rs IA " red hot tede-
ralislw We do not know how ihi, singular
charge can be better answered than by quoting
the following extract OF il private letter from
Judge White himself. We owe him an apology
for the liberty we are taking. The letter is dated
Knoxville, Angus, 22d, and the extract is as fol-
lows:
" So far ms am capable of understanding my
own political opinions they conform to the true
Jcfersonian creed.
- am for limiting Executive patronage, so that
officer holding his office at the will OF the Pre-
sdent can be displaced because he will not
form to the Presidents wishes in elections.
g II ought to be made IA high offence in Office
holders to their official station with a vcw to
influence the votes of electors.
sit is, and ought to be, considered n high poll
teal offence in "A Chief Magistrate 10 use an, of
the powers conferred upon him by his station, for
the purpose of influencing public opinion in the
choice of his Successor, or IN the choice OF mem
bers to either House OF Congress.
Z" am for such IA construction of the Consitu-
ton as will prevent Congress and the President
from exercising any power not expressly grant
ed, or which is no, necessary and proper 10 carry
| into effect some of those powers which are
expressly granted.
d" am against imposing or continuing any
tax, direct or indirect, lof uic purpose OF orihe
ing money into the Treasury; but when there is
an accumulation beyond the wants Of the fcde-
raj Governments, | am for distributing such sur
plus, ra,eablv, among the STATES; and if The Con-
snon does not now authorize distribution,
| am for so amending il that such power may be
conferred.
"Now, sir, let the friends of the Administration
put down their creed and if ii differs from mine in
any thing material, they and not ], will be found
on the federal side.
"On the principles have ever avowed | have
honestly cndcavored TO act; and il in any in
stance ] have deviated, it was uninlcntional, and
| am not aware of it. Those principles are the
same ON which the President came into power and
if we are not now together, the change hasnot been
mHh me-
We have no comment to offer on this brief and
simple exposition. If it be Federalism, our OPP
ponents are at liberty TO make the most OF it.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22
From the Columbus (Georgio) Ueraih.
VAN BIjREN'S VOTES.

In 1870, Van Buren, voted that Congress had
the Constitutional power to abolish slavery in the
Territories, and instructed the New York Sena-
tors in Congress to vote against the admission OF
Miss uri
In 1886, he says tina, Congress has the Const-
tuliona power to abolish slavery in the District of
Columbia
In 1921 he voted to give to FREQ negroes the
right Of suffrage.
In 1922, he voted in favour of restricting the
introduction of slaves into Florida.
In 1928 he voted tor the TARIFF.
In 1928 he voted for the Tariff Bill of that wear,
commonly called The BILL of ABoMINATIoNs,
after promising the Southern members to vote a
gainst it.
He voted for the erection Of toll gates, to be
kept BY Federal toll gathcrers--a measure direct
" at war with State Rights.
In 1926, he voted against repeating the duty
ON salt--ih', keeping mp the price of that indls-
pensable art Gle.
In addition to all this in lSI2-l3, he supported
Clinton, the peace Candidate, against Madison and
the war--il'ereby Joining the Federaliss and aiming
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22
To Rail Road Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received at the the Boil
l. lingbrook Hotel, in Petersburg Va, on the
Sth day OF October next, far the excavation, en-
bankment and masonry of forty miles of the RAJ
leigh and CASTOR Rail Road
Plans an profes of the work viii be exhibited
at the place above mentioned for ten days prrvi-
Gus to the letting, and all other information will be
given on application to the subscriber or any OF
the assistant Engineers on the line.
Recommendations will be expected in cases OF
persons not known to the Engineer.
CHARLES +. NJ. GARNETT
L. ). For the information of persons, at a dis
lance, would state that the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road is continuation Of the Peterburg and
of the GreensvIlle and Roanoke Rail Road from
the Roanoke TO Raleigh, in the great line of Nor
thcrn and Southern travel
This road is located hiel, and drv ridge OF
country, which is considered remarkably healthy
and the mildness ofthc climate admitting of opera
tons in the open air throughout the winter, makes
ii peculiarly desirable to those wishing winter Jobs
The facility of travelling is so great now by the
Baltimore and Washington and Richmond and
Frederickbnrg Rail Roads, that the trip may be
performed in forty hours. The trip may be per-
for medln the same time by the Bay ON three days
in the week.
Aug. % TO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22

feather upon the stream Sl,. fought with Gen.
jackson as her leader, against the caucus system.
She crushed it, She will not t,tcr IN the present
contest, though she finds her own Jackson leading
the rauctistcs ngan>, her advancing greatness She
loves him, but she loves the country more, S'"
believes the caucus party odous nov, ms when
Gen. Jackson was with her in opposition to u.
Her motto is principles aud not men,
l, was threatened, that when Gen. Jackson
came among us there would be pale faces" He
has come. lie has declared that man can be
his friend, and n, the same time III" friend ct
JUDGE White Tie has denounced Judge White
ns Il fcdcrast--le has denounced his leading
friends as aposiatcs. Well, what has been the
conse oucncc of his coming What has .hccn the
consequence of his d-nnncaiion, In mhich par
tn are the "paie tarss"i Has he been able to
drive any portion of the people of Tennessee INTO
the support of Van Buren, and from the support
of Judge White 7 No; the people have risen
almost as one man, and proclaim themselves IN n
voice which will not be misunderstood. The cx-
pcctatinns of III So corrupt instruments who have
seduced the President into his present course OF
conduct, 10 effect their selfish purposes. have
been reversed and severely rchukcd. To their
amazcmcnt, they find the people Determined 10
think for themselves They find lhai the Prcsi-
dents interference, contrary 10 his own nvowcd
principles, has been Indignantly irowncd at ~ al
mos, every section of the State. They find those
whom he denounced AS apostatcs, In stand strength
encd IN public confidence When saw they ever
before IN Tennessee such multiindcs assembled to
sustain their public servants and cheer them IN
their course, as Bell and Pcyton have drawn to-
ecihcr since their return from Washington
Never. The people of Tennessee have taken
their stand, and they will neither be s,duccd or
driven from il. Tmr CONTEST goe, brorciv
IN ! !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-22

to cripple the Northumberland IN 1915 NJ
deserted, and joined the war party.
lie supported Clinton N one tintr, and then surs
ned traitor 10 him. and supported Tompk'hs, and
Il" II again pirour'frd and supported Clinton.
lie supported Rufus King for the Senate OF thS
United States--a rank Fcderalist and enemy to
the admission oi Missour---and while publicly OPP
posing him secretly plotted to secure his election
and wrote pamphlet for that end.
lie opposed the election Of Jackson, and sup
ported Mr.. Crawtord---bcng one OF tho corrupt
Congressional Caucus that nominated the lattar-
and employed his mouth piece, the Albany Argnss
10 revilc the former under the nickname ,ci " mis-
Ter Jackson"
And when I,e found the Jackson party to be the
stronger, lac deserted 10 il; got himself appointed
Secretary Of State contrary to Gen. Jackson
private inclination, and Immediately proceeded
nv fawnng svcophancy and scrvil,iy 10 worm him
SELF into tnvor.
lie has thrust ont all Jackson's old and tr'ed
friends, aud filled the purcus OF the palace WIN
crinping slaves aud corrupt hirelings.
lie has pun the public money under the charge
of II man who sworc allegiance 10 the British 10
vrrnmeni IN the last war, and has boon proven
pcrjnrei before a Committee Of Congress.
And finally he has over been opposed to IVES
tern interests, 10 southern policy. and to repuo"
can principles, the foregoing facts, and many
others, will show.
Will the people of Georgia support III" man
The people will answer in voice Of thunder