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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-30

George PeIclval Plaintiff
aguinst
Margaret Perclea', in her own RIGHT and as admins,
atrix ot John Percival deed. jJIlliam n. Prlciy.l
II enry Silvertharn. and Elizabeth lls wife. Ge,Iye pr
cival jr. Martha Percival, Rehrcca Per.ival. and Sus,r
ma Percival, an infant by David Rodes. specially AZ
signed her guardian I'D idcm Defendants,
This cause came on this day to be heard, bv conson,
Of parties by their counsel ,on the bill. answer, and rybib-
lis. and was argued by counsel. ON consideration whereof
the Court being Of opinion HAT the Plaintiff has the richt
under The exhibit A., 10 redeem the lands and slaves in
the proceedings mentioned. upon fully paving mn Tho
debts and Liabilities Of the said john Pcrcisal. in HI. lfo
,line, for aud on account OF the Plaintiff, hut the slnonnt
oil those liabilities ale two uncertain now to 10 acted
upon. But the Court sees no objection at this time, 10
direct a release or conveyance. of the l64 acres. parcel
of land, forming a part Of the sale to the Rev. Alexander
Doniphan, upon time. doth therefore adjndge. order and
decree, that Charles Il. Slaughter be. and is hereby. an
pointed a Commissioners, with full power and authority.
by proper deed, al the ex pensc of the Plaintiff. IL re- ease
TO said Plaintiff or Donlplian,or ortlierwise by deed, to
convey 10 said Donlphan. as may be most agreeable to
the Plaintiff. the l6s acre tract ofland, called Mrs Hoyle
Browns place. enc Of the tracts Of land in the proceed
ings mentioned. upon The said Plaintiff, or D.niphan.
paying the said Slaughter. the purchase money therefor,
at the rate or price for wlicl, the whole tract was SOL
by the Plaintiff, to said Donipllan, ont Of which no
nry th5 said Commissioner Is first directed to pay the
costs of this suit. and apply the residue To the pa ment Of
some one or more Of said John Pcrcival's decd liabilities.
in the bill mentioned. and report his proceedings 10 his
Court; and the Court 10th further order. Hat one of Tho
Commissioners ofthis Court, after public notice in ono
of he newspapers Of this place, and after notice to tho
partits s. do take an account of all the said John Pcrciyal's
deed. Liabilities. tr or on account Ci said Plaintiff. and
report his proceedings to the Court in order toa final d.
cree aud liocrty Is deserved 10 the infant defendant +,
shew cause against this decree. al any time within ak
months after she shall have siti ined lawful are.
tpsy- ~
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,Nessrs. Ro. Blackwell s. Ro. b. Cole.
Make notice, that we shall. on Saturday. the 18th
4 day OF September next. at tho Store House of Jos.
j. Crews, in the iowa Of Afeadsville, in Halifax county
Va, proceed to take the depositlons of David p. Miller
and Others, To be read as evidence upon the trial of n
suit,now depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for The county of Charlotte, in which
You are defendants and we are plaintiffs.
Yours sc.
CRENNS s CARTER,
Aug. 23-4w who sues for Samuel Carter.
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BALI.

BALL
ILLUMINATION OFTIlE NATURAL BRIDGE
4 DALI. will he given at the Natural Bridge on
N Tuesday, the 3lst inst, ON which occasion the Ca
and Bridge will both be s~plendidly illuminated
A splendid band OF Music will be in attendance.
Aug. 9-wt3lA MANAGERS.
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.Nossrs. 10. Blackwell &. 10. B. Cole.

.NeSss. 10. Blackwell s. Ro. b. Cole.
WAKE. notice that We shall. in the town of NIe,ds
VILE, IN the county of Halifax, Va, at the Store of
j, J. Crews, proceed to take the d,pasitions of Ed. w.
Williams aud others, To be read as evidence upon the
lriai oi a suit IN Chancery, depending in the Circuit Su.
pefIot Court Of Law aud Chancery for the county Of
Charlotte, IN which you are defendants and we are plain
ulls.
BARKSDALE, WALLER. SEQ.
Aug. 23-lW who surs for W. 5. B~arksdale.
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The above Land will he sold at public auction on Wed
nesday, the 2jli Of August next, II fair If not ON the next
fair day thoreat er.
August 2-wt2JA
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d. ROBES, Clerk.
=
Co>.-;rS. teSERS OFFICE.

Iy~nchb0rg. July 10Th lo47.
In pursuance Of the toreg ing decree, | shall al my fiji
&C, lnthe town Of Lynchburg, on Saturday. the Isl h o
August, lSi7. proceed to take an accoun, of all the liza
tflttes of John percival, d cd. Cor or on account o
George Perriyal. All persons holding such will presen
them on OF betore the said day.
\. c. MANSON, Com.
July 25-wtm
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July 26-w2in

A / a Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanrerv
"a continued and held. fr The town of L.vnchburo =,
the Court lipnse IN said town. on .1hnrs,a y tho l2lh
November. 1876. sitting as a Court Of Chanccry
George PeIcival Plaintiff
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Commissioners $Uic Of BStsyTUse
EaMog, NeHT EyMchGMTg.

\ pursuance ola decree Of the County Court Of { amp
X bell. pronounced at the March Term, 1877, the un-
icrsiyncd Commissioners therein named, offer for sale
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AN ADDRESS.

Delivered hef1re the Agricultural Clubs Of Mecllenburg
and Granville. at th,ir annual meeting on the ith o.
July. ISL. =, the Buffalo Srtrss, by JAMES {
BRUCE. of Halifax,
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.pEi'S. NE.N'EaEQTES'
NGLlSll AND FRENCH ACADEMY 70

LINCIIBURG. JRGLNIl
,KNIIE 9th session OF this Institution viii begin September
L the lt. Terms unaltetcd.
August 6-w6w
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August -5-tiS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-05-01
e,-"wIsTAR,s BALsAM OF. WILD

9s-"WIsTAR,S BALSAM OF. WILD
CHERRY The great success attending the use
of this Basam in Pulmonary diseases having natur-
ally attracted the attention Of many eminent
physicians, and many other persons, various opin-
ions and surmises have arisen with regard to its
component parts, some have supposed ito contain
iodine, others mercury, &C.. and to such substances
they attribute its extraordinary efficacy. Such
opinions being entirely erroneous, and calculated
to prejudice many persons against, we pledge our
selves that It contains nothing of the kind or any
thing the least injurious; on the contrary, il is
composed principally Of simple substances. The
Moss of Iceland. the Wild Cherry and Pine Of our
nothern latitudes are the principal ingredients in
the compound The great secret Of its efficacy
consists in the method by which they prepared.
Such in fact is the nature and simplicity Of this
medicine, SO powerful in action, yet SO mild, safe
and pleasant in its operation that might be justly
termed, Natures wn prescription, and although
but two yeaishave elapsed sihcei Il was made pub.
lie, we can proudly say it has acquired celebrity
unprecedented by any medicine in use. and is evil
IDENTITY destined to become the most popular and
valuable medicine ever discovered. TX, 80 m od
05-See advertisement gtl sGe sat,aautq Faej
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Road Notice.

NT0TICE is hereby given that application will
IN be made to the Commissioners Of Monroe
county, at their next session. to be held on the FIRST
Monday Of June next, for an order to lay out a
road through the town Of Calais, Seneca township,
in said county, to commence at or near an elm
tree on or near the line. between NJ Atkinson and
M. T. Atkinson, running west of south TO stake
in or near the run, thence south Of west to the
new bridge over the run, thence south with the
Main street to the south end, thence with the d.
rection Of said street to the old Marietta road At
or near . large white oak stump ~ s'N''t
Also, an alteration of part of the county Road
leading from John Bristers to Calais; said altera-
ton to commence at or near the corner of John
Sersey's fence, running westward on the line be-
tween said Sersey and Edward Stephens to their
corner, thence westwardly the nearest and best
way to intersect the Bowersock road on tho run
above Jacob Markley's house, thence northward
with the Bowersock road, to intersect the frat
named survey at the old Marietta road
april IL, lS47. una H.- a., sysYy
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sdvssss circumstanees. csn do Is By having Bran.
deths Pills on hand and st once resorting to them
when the first feelings of disorder takes place in
their bodies. Al this advice l. used so will the
health be-. The time will yet be when man that
makes good medicine shall be honored more than
he who is an adept in the artof war.
BEWARE OF. COUNTERFEITS.
Be very careful and goit to the Agent when you
want Brandreth Pills; then you are sure of the
genuine article. When you purchase otherwise.
inquire whether the person selling them knows the
Pills he offers you are genuine Brandreth Pills.
Every man knows whether the article he offers you
is true or false. Beware Of cheats! aill svu7ie
O1-A fresh supply Of the above Pills, just re-
ceived by the following Agsnts:-- Y e2l.I
80 ]. r. & ). H. MoRRIs, Woodsield. )-iGl {
3 WM. STEEL, Stafford. p ''.95A2e :~lNa.a
70 w.. & H. KERRIGAN, Carlisle. ai.t ara9
ia J. NJ. ROUND, Summcys;sld. t .H'se is1ti
b J. F. BIDENBARN & Co. Malaga. -1s
: H. RoUND. Sarshsville, Morgan CO.
& THOMPSON, Bealsville. .o
may Lin Lipt tfsi if ie f1'9 g .'1L
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SICKLY SEASON!-The is not man, wo.
man, or child. but should take medicine at this
season ot the year, but more especially at this pre-.
sent time; for probably there never were so many
causes existing al one period as there are now,
likely Ia produce state Of sickress. The repeat
ed changes in the atmosphere, by acting as they
do upon the constitution, aDd quality Of the blood
itself, give occasion for the mbst fatal and malg-
nant disorders The bile becomes (and often with
out wsfning) in most acrimocious condition from
these repeated changes, and If the stomach and
bowels have been neglected previously, the first
symptoms require immediate attention. Even
those who have healthy disposition Of body, are
subject to sickness under these circumstances. ~
Therefore TO prevent any danger, we ought care
fully to guard against eostive state Of our bowels.
Once Or twice They should be- evacuated in "a
hours There are many causes which produce un.
healthy blood; sometimes 1t may arise from grief.
at olhers when the system is in state OF fuIness
y can take place from sudden joy; close applica-
ton 10 literary undertaking can produce tin
all cases where many perscns have to be seen and
spoken 70. which produces nervous excitement, is
q fertile source OF unhealthy blood :, oc casionipg
the slow nervous fever which has carried of some
of our best men-men martyrs to their reputation,
but which knowiedge or the powers Of Bran.
deths Pills would have prevented. Those who
dssife to secure their health, Under almost any
tf t.ltaLf 4pAifl f tll .ils - i1t3 ~ ftaffNpr
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application will
IN be made to the Commissioners of Monroe
County, at their next session, to be held on the
first Monday of June next, for order to lay out
apublic road through part Of the township of
Enoch, in Monroe county, to begin at white, oak
stump standing on the west line of Monroe county,
now in lane opened between the lands Of Hezei
kiah C.. Hutchins and Josiah Wheeler, in Olive,
Morgan county, thence east on the north line of
the land Of said H. C. Hutchins TO near a large
brook, thence up said brook on the north side un.
til it ntersects the west line Of the land of w estern
Warren, thence up a small brook on or near The
old track where it is SO far as to intersect the
County Road leading from McKees to Marietta,'
thence across said road near Reuben Weekdays
north, easterly course on the nearest and best
ground SO far as 10 inersect the County Road lead
ing along the middle fork Of Duck Creek. al or
near the south side Of Philip Hupp's field on the
west side of said Creek, and there to end at the
County Road. 80 ,,;5 A PETITIONER,
april 1ztd-$lp
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New Wholesale Dry Goods
:.rii IL o u S E.. o .5hH.o
TALLANT& DBLAPLAIN,
WHEELING, VA.

HNAVE now received their Fall stock OF DRY
III GOODS, EXCLUSIVELY FOR WHOLESALE
in G and having purchased AFTER the decline in
prices consequent upon the recent Tariff meas
tue, and otherwise with every advantage in their
favor are prepared to job goods terms as adv an
tageous as the Eastern cities can offer. i9 4
The satisfaction given to their customers during
the last season has convinced them, that business
done short profits for Cash, wlIbe most accept
able, aud induces them to believe that, with their
ample variety Of goods and small per centage
charged they will be enabled to supply all dealers
who call and examine, on satisfactory TERMS! II
may not be amiss to enumerate SOM p leading arti-
cles as an index to their stock in general. .,e4.
BROWN MUSLINS, Sheetings aud Shirimgs, Of
different qualities and widths, sdld al Eastern
prices aud cost of shipments. s.',a.1 st M
BLEACHED GOODS. of all varieties prices do;
large supply Of Prints, particularly dark. ~
WOOLENS--such as Satinets, Flannels, Kerseys
Jeans, Linseys. low priced Cassimeres and Cloths
at the reduced price. "a, "a,
Cashmeres, M de LANES, Alpacas, Coburgs, Me-
rinoes, Gnghams, and all other descriptions of
Dress Goods. including the new style Calico,
Cashmere and M. de Lane Robes. t-ts,.
Canton lannels, Table Diapers. brown and bleach
ed Drills, Tickings, Checks, colored Cambrics,
paper do, Brown hollands, Irish Linens, Domes-
tic Ginghams, Tabby Vevets.p plaid cloak Lnngs
WHITE GOO DS-such as Laces, Cap Nets,
Swiss. BOOK and Jacconet Muslins, plain and
plaid Csmbrics. new style Nets, Bishop Lawn,
Tarleton Muslins, and Long Lawns. -.
FANCY ARTICLES, including Bonnets, Rib
bons, lowers. Silks, Shawls, Handkerchiefs,&c
Needles, spool and skein Boss,
patent Threads. Hooks and Eyes, Cotton cord.
Dress Whalebones, corset Laces, Buttons Of all
kinds. Suspenders, Gloves, Hosiery. Nett Caps
and Mitts, Tapes, Combs both dressing and ivory,
Umbrellas.
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS Best Canvass and
Padding, Silicias, silk and worsted Serges, best
blue sewing Silk, Twist and Thread. new siyls
Buttons, Bindings; and especially to sell to Tai
Iors and others, extra French cloths and cas-
simeres, new Vcstings. Tweeds, "BEAvER
l, TwEEDs," new article for .overcoats; ;ligh
cloths for cloaks, blue Banketing plaid Linseys
So that there are few articles of DRY GOODS.
not to be found in our, stock. 5'sef fis.ls.
TALLANT & &DELAPLAIN,- g.,
Opposite Monroe House, Monroe Street,
9;3 lrat 1olti WHEELING, VA.
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Another Inpaid restored to Health.

Another Inralid restored TO Health.
| [Read the following statement Of facts from Mr.
Eli Bailey, highly respectable merchant OF Vien-
ma, johnson county, IlIinuis aN sabF
Messrs Phelps g. Blakesley, St Louis, Mo-, u
Gentlemep:--A desire ia benefit the afflicted
through4ut the land has alora induced me to make
the following statement Of facts respecting Of
the most astonishing cures ever rccprded' My san
now seventeen years old, has been afflicted during
his whale life with constant cough, pain in the
side and chest, accompanied with night sweats and
hectic fever, which produced great emaciatiDn
and debility: and al intervals during the night his
expectoration would become SO great as to endan-
ger his life from strangulatiun. During this time
he was attended by many physicians Of the highest
repute, whose prescriptions gave but temporary
relief-in fact, so alarming were the SYMPTOMS. and
SO inveterate was his disease, than I was compel
led to believe him beyond Mereach Of medical
aid. q e. y gsl2.r n3,e O, f.utIi tl" +.
All pur neighbours wha saw him, regarded him
as one who was rapidly approaching an early and
premature grave, After having thus exhausted
theDskill of Dur best physicians, without obtaining
relief, was prevailed upon by the advice pf a
friend to make use of Wistar's Baisam OF Hid
Cherry -. ,.,,,.,t,-....l ...., ,., ....... H..
He commenced its use about'the 30th of Decem.
Der, ls44, the FIRST bottle of which gave astonsh.
ing relief, and I begun again to indulge in the
fond hope that he might yet be restored to health.
After having continued the use of it until three
hott hal alb al L..
overcome, and his shattered constitution and
ernaciated form restored to sound and permanent
health, which he continues to enjoy up to the pre-
sent time.
Z believe the gsai,is, DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, to be one of the most valuable me.
dicines ever discovered ed-knowing, as do, that
the above cure was effected solely by its use.
71 lam, gentlemen, very respectfully,
10 5a3- no Your most obedent servant yN
April 9. 1876. il ,gj.3 ELI BAILEY.
UJ-Cures similar to the above are constantly
being perfurmed in all parts of the country, and
we should indeed be destitute of all feelings Of
humanity, did we not call upon all who are alict-
ed with pulmonary diseases to resort at once to
the use Of this, the only remedy that can be relied
upon for cure. ..... ,,........i,s, ,sra,
''' 4 SANFORD s. PARK,
Corner Of 4th and Walnut streets, Cincinnati.
W. General Agents far the Western States.
~ J. A. sc. H. Davenport, Woods6eld
W ANsHcTz, POLLOCK & Co., Sunfsh. 60
- J. F. BIpD ENHARN b Co., Malaga. :!
0t WEIGH & THOMPSON, Beallsvllle.h
april II ls47-ly ai4ac 80
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The Ilegiment of Yoltigenrs

L uO, ~ s. tuShL vi fOtSbSONbSs .
The following explanation of this
new kind Of force. a regiment of which
was created by the last Congress, is
given by the correspondent ofthe New
York Herald: ,' 2. 's'' ,'e3
sCaptain Blair is busiy employed
in Washington and Alexandria, drum
ming up recruits for regiment Of Vol
,igeurs. This is, perhaps, for the pri-
vate the most desirable branch OF the
service. He gets an increase pay, and
the regiment, when completed, is "a
little army in itself, horse foot and ar
tiIery. First, there are 500 Dragons,
secondly, each Of the Dragons has an
infantry man at his side, and in fordIng
rivers, or in rapid movements takes the
foot soldier up behind him; then they
have a battery attached to them of light
brass pieces, which can be unlimbered
and packed upon the backs OF mules,
and the whole corps, dragons. foot
men and mountain howitzer battery,
constituting the VoIligeurs,c can be NOV
ed about with the celebrity of body of
Cavalry, and in forming they present
three distinct arms Of infantry, dra-
goons and artillery. That,as we com
prehend it, is what IS meant by a regi.
ment Of VoItigeurs. There is no branch
of the service. in our view, more invit-
ing 10 the soldier, or better calculated
TO succeed in detached operations, be-
cause 500 memo on horse back, and 500
on foot, are more than a match for a
thousand horsemen, and the further ad-
diton ofan active little battery of.two
or three guns, making the Voltigeur
a complete line of battle IN
itself, and a match for 5000 of the best
Mexican Cavalry. In anotherrespect
the Volugeurs will have the post OHIO
nor, for they, in a forward movement,
will be the vanguard Of the army to
open the mountain lde6les." 2aa7i
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Observation-Disclosures !. hereby Civ.

ExEcU UToRS' SALE. Notice is hereby Civ.
Ia en-, that the subscribers, 30 the executors Of
18th day Of June, ls47, between s'clock a. m. and
clock ,. m. Of said day, at public outcry at the
front door Of the court house in Woodsfield, the
following described real estate, to wit: The South
half of tie South West quarter, Of Section 10,
il, Tsiunship a, of Range 6, nsaid county. SUBJ
iect to the dover estate Of Mary Philips therein TO
be sold to pay the debts of,he ssid Reuben Philips
Terms Of saIe--one-third cash down, one-third 10
six months, aud the balance in nine months with
interest; to be secured by mortgage on the premi-
ses. goe3 .eisal WILLIAM MASON, leY 9,n
s,63i3s 81 as9s- MARY ANN PHILIPS, 5aF
Executors Of Reuben Philips. decd. q
May J, 1S47--4w - 81 daiAtrl III . ~
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners Of Monroe
county, at their next June session praying for the
vacation OF the road leading from the State road
from BeasvilIe to the mouth of Captina creek, on
the land OF VIM. Powell, thence down the east
fork df Atkinson's run to intersect the road lead
ing from the mouth of said run to BealIsyille.
Sunsbury township. May l. 1916. shi g 15
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STEPHEN McCoY'S ESTATE Notice IS
~ hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified a. administrator of the es-
tate of Stephen Mccoy, late Of Monroe county,
deceased. AL persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated with
in one year for settlement, and all persons indebt-
ed to the same will please call and make immediate
payment. ! ,rsI,1 vIOLINDAf fMcCOY,Y
l,,s r .r.yt WILLIAM McKAIN, e,
april "a, Is47 Administrators.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county, at their next session in June, praying 10
,acate so much of the road leading from Woods
field to Marietta, beginning for the same opposite
the mouth of the road fork in Elk township, thence
near Harrietsville. = gtrqhS
l april II, lS47. u.a -e ..
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Farm Cor Sale.

gUyHE subscber offers for sale the farm on which
he now resides, adjoining the town Of Woods
field, containing about 65 acres; which s erect
cd . frame dwelling house. There is on said pre-.
misses young orchard OF apple trees which have
Just commenced bearing, and upwards Of 100 good
peach trees; also well OF good water near the
house The subscriber would exchange his farm
for one containinga larger number Of acres. For
the terms apply to the subscriber on the premises.
march so-tf "a hts GILES BROOKS
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nomination to the Presidencyi or
would he see the whIgssmix up their
patriotic enthusiasm with alloy ,of a
purely party jubllationg Such will be
the natural effect ofithe movement just
made, Il It have any effect whatever
And the eyes Of the country will be
turned toMexicoa-the wings TO descry
what good thing for them has, been ac-
:complished thereby an army composed
of wings and democrats; and the dem
ocrats 10 hope for results which may do
them harm as a party.a 1.-The lead OF
the Bulletin is followed blythe, whig
press generally, the democrats will be-
come Jukewarm in their applause OF
Gen. Taylor or swell the anthem of an
antagonist party. Neither 3 these al
ternatives is desirable. The first would
be pre- Judicial to the interests Of the ar
my ; ;the other would be a discreditable
advantage for the whig partyio take.
Either would be unjust TO Gen Taylor.
as defrauding him Of his rightful claims
to the love and APPRECIATION of one par
ty. or making them subservient to the
selfish objects II the other."' e2ia1g ..,