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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-29
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

BOSToN, Oct. 81.
We received yesterday the Paris Moniteur
10 sept. -, from which we extract the follow
ingintormation relative to the Grecian co,npairn.
Co1sfaafinopie, Aus. IO.-The Capoudan
Pacia, whose feet is not DESTROYED as has been
reported by the Greeks Of this cily, is cruiznc
between Mitylone and Samos, and is preparing
10 make decisive attempt upon the last named
island. From reports which have reached us
from smyrna, II appears certain, tlat this cxpe-
diliIn was to take place from the 9TH to the 10Th
OF August. Az the land aud sea forces direc-
ted with activity TO this point must amount 10
9o,p)O men. We await with impotence for in
,teIiigenco from that country. The Porte caIcu-
ialcs on complete success. The Egyptian fleet.
moreover, commanded by Ibralim PacIIa, 100
san strong, and having ON board 10000 men TO
DC dIscrnbarked, has arrived near Rhodes Ii
sailed from Alexandria the 9Th of july. We
are assured that it is to be directed to the Mo-
rea, where ColocOtroni, who is gained over by
The Porte, appears To await the arrival Of il,
That he may flush the insurrectIon. Besides
these troops, the number of which is perhaps
exaggerated, tle fleet was 20 have on board ar
tsans OF all kinds, the Porte having an intention
to transfer Egyptians into the Morea and send
Greeks 10 Egypt.
As soon as this intelligence reached us the
Franks of Pera gave themselves up TO the most
iiattering hopes. The affair OF the Greeks at
ipsara is considered By them as Insignificant, and
they DO not hesitate TO predict tIat before the
end OF the year, !isc Peoponcsus viii be reduced
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anu altogether brought under sub,ection.-
w ith'n few days nothing is talked of but a
change OF ministry: 1t is hoped that the grand
vizier, Ghatb Phacha, who passes Among the
Turks for a man oiintelsigcuce, will suoceed.-
Lord Strarg:ord, whose departure causes consi-
derable excitement, has lately had at, audience,
OF the Refs Eifend. Some excuses have aiken
place at Smyrna; tranquility is however esta-
blished.
AUSTRIA.
ttenna, Aug. 20.-The Courier of the Aus
TRAN 'nternuncio at Constaniuople is at last ar
rived. lie the bearer OF letters from that cant
tai to the in of this month. These state that
The news OF Tie report of the disgrace Of the Ca
poidan facha, which had been spread here, by
some letters from BUCbarcs, and Wiidin. is des
titute OF foundation. Ii j. certainiy true that
the Grand Seignor was much dispensed with
INN, on accorn. OF the rccipturc of Ipsara by
the Greeks, which was attributed TO his want of
foresight, which by his constant te,nuor ;zpe has
prevented ms undertaking any thing since his
return To Mityiene. He has lately receiy ed the
most positive ORDERS froin the Grand S;tignor to
direct an attack on mos. Consequently. lh,.
ottoman fleet, to which WAS ioined a new con-
Voy OF transport ships, in which were the Asia
TIC troops recently arrived at Scala Nuova
sailed Immediately to Sa,nos, intending 10 make
an attack upon That Island which is low ever in
good state of defence, and will make vieo-
rous resistance. The most important inteli-
gence contained in these letters, is the depar-
ture OF the Egyptian expedition under Tie Or
ders OF ibrahim Pacha, son of the Viceroy. 1t
has sailed Tor the Island of Rhodes, where il re-
manned, according to the last adyces We
are assured that there on board nearly 90
0OO men to be diScrnbaTised; according, 10 either
reports, these 10000 men are reduced to
2.OUU
It's said with certainty Mt Constantinople that
the Egyptian fleet was to sail directly TO the
coast OF The Morea, and effect a Decentralization
there, which would ne supported by the discon-
tented party, on whose efforts they seem 10 de-
pend, to reduce again the Peioponesus TO the
dominion OF the Porte. Great hopes are fixed
ON Cclocoroni and his son. Another lette,
from tonstantnopie aflinns that all the island o.
Gambia Is conquered By the Turks. This news
Is however contradcted by reports from Trieste
winch assert Oh tie contrary that the Greeks
have again driven out the Turks, who hav,, been
forced to take refuge in ,.iyr strong. places.
The Turkish government are said 10 be forming
horrible project, which is TO take from the
Morea all the Christian population, and trans
plant them into Egypt. while the Ecvptians arc
TO be brought 20 iniiabit that beautiful peninsula
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TO THE PUBLIC.

VIII he seen from the above notice. that the sub-
scriber has determined again appearing before
the public i'll his old (und he believes he might add
IN Rchmcnd at least) and well known cha racter of
Printer In doing so, he deems it respectful to the
Patrons of the = CONSTITUTIONAL tVIIIG,"
TO say 2 few words by way of introduction to them
Although long connected with the ma agcme MT of
dTtly newspaper, the subscriber has had little or
nothing to do with politics. Nor does he nor pur-
pose to take n public part in discussions of this
nature. The editor Of a political Journal should
be man of general literature aud political know
ledge: and to Knowledge like this, the subscriber
lays no claim. Indeed, the study and practise of
the law for the last three years. have so exclusively
ensrossed his thoughts, that he has had little time
to devote to politics. Most checrfully, therefore
does he confide this duty the greater experience
and ability of his associate.
From these remar ks, il will not, however, be in
ferred, that the subscriber is luke-warm in his poll
teal opinions or that he feels Indifferent as to the
result of the great question that present agtaes
the nation, namel y-IJio shall be tie nert Presi-
dent!e Holding in high estimation, the civil and
religious liberty, for which WASHINGTON and LA
FAYErrE fought aud bed, and which his country
has continued to enjoy from the time of her .Indc-
pendence he views with peculiar pleasure, the as
pect she has assumed III her political rela tons, from
the period THOMAS JEFFERSON was placed at the
helm OF aifafs, down to the present moment. In
word, the subscriber is c0.tSiiidfi0ndNy cltig.
In all other matters relating T., this establish
ment politics, the subscriber begs leave to as
sure the friends and supporters of the "CoNsTiTU-
TIoNAL WHIG,' that he shall assume his ftsY share
of the ociire manag ant to adopt the afrer-
tsig mode of expression. tiaters himself that no
ecetions his part shall be omitted 10 gice general
satisfactiOn.
In entering the duties OF his station, the
subscriber should feel himself deficient in gratitude,
did he net, in reviewing the Ast Ct itames express
tn the subscribers his satisfaction the prospect
50 adequate and efficient support. Aud he assures
IA us max iug
his bO0 before them, lie is happy of the honor of pre-
scnting himself TO ,samaroWS a,sdrespeciajlc col
fecii0n.
In his present undertaking. the subscriber is "a
ware, that he "casnot command success" but he
will endeavour "to deserve it,"
PHILIP DJ-VAL.
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NVAsu1NGroy. Octoher Ell

Commodore David Porter, coinmandant of
the Naval forces of the United States in the
west Indies and Oh the Coast of Africa. leaves
town tbs morning, TO repair TO Thompson's ISL
and. lie goes cut again in the corvette John a5
ans, now lying in tue Delaware, and will pro-
coed with so much despatch that lie expects TO
be at sea by the day after to-niorrow.
We are idppy TO state that this gallant and
entcrPrizing officer has entirely recovered from
tie i'll health brought on him BY the baneful eli
mate 10 which nc has been exposed in Tie dis
charge OF the hazardous duty for which he yo
inn'e"red his services, and by which the country
mas 10 Lament The less oi so many valuable lives.
l.fdt. Int
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Oct. &c
TREASURY DEpAHrWTyT-

- June 18th, 1924
NI Office is hereby given TO the proprirtnrs of
l. the exchanged 6 per cent. Stock cf 1879. IS
sued IN pursuance of act Of Congress, entitled
AN act authorizing subscription to the old six
pes cent and deferred Stocks, aud providing for an
exchange of the same" passed the Gtl, Of Juiy.
l8i2, that the principal of the said stock and the
interest which may b, due thereon Al the time vii,
be PAID 70 the said proprstors tnc;r attorneys
duly Authorised, the first day of January, 1895.
at the Treasury iu Washington, or at such Loan
Ounce on thc books whereof any portion OF said
stock may stand.
Information is further given. that surrender nj
the Certificates ofsnid Exchanged ;per cent. s,oct
VIII he requi cd at tile time of radenptioa and tlan
the interest thereon. will cease and determine IN
the 3lst day of December, 1921.
WIN. RI. CRAWFORD,
July Q. ,2tnTo y
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uGMgYgTIC,

NEWN YORK, October q.
We Yesterday received New Orleans papers
TO the a@d uh. inclusive, and are happy 10 State
that the yellow fever was decreasing. There
were Only four deaths by fever from the 18th to
the 22d. We notice tic following names a.
mCng the dead Robert Fahey, of ireland, 81;
james Little, Of Kentucky, 5; George n. SIN
of Philadelphia, 23, ami Ffance Huglonof, Of
Switzerland, 40.
One OF the papers says that il is probable the
ship susannah will be condemned.
": Y. Gaz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-29
FOR sale.
GROUND PLASTER OF !

AUCTION & COMMISSION BUSINESS.
THHHE subscribers under the firm of Bradfuie
Il ana fomplsins, will establish, on the 18th
OF tins month, All Auction and general Cornis-
sion Business, i'll the town of Lyuchburg, in the
house now occupied by Mr.. John Robinson. Al;
the upper end the town. Consignors of goods
are assured that every cxertion viii be used for
their interest, and the utmost punctuality OBJ
serve,! in remittanccs.
We will also attend to the sale of Real and
Personal Estate in near the town. ON the cas-
tomary terms: and 70 the shipping. of country
produce and other articles TO Richmond; and to
the receiving of goods TO be forwarded to the
West.
ARCHIBALD BRADFUTE,
QUARLES TOMPEiNS.
Lynchburg, 9TH Sept. 1924. 67w4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-29
SAyASN,u. Ort,bero1

Not single death IS reported by The Board
OF Health, during tie past week Wills, we
sympaiiilse with those who Lave been afflicted
with the ravages of disease, during the present
season, how grateful should We be for The con
'inuatice IN Curcity Of the greatest of blessings.
without which all ether blessings are van-tiat
OF health.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-29
RISE OF TICKETS.

BERsONS who intend to purchase tickets
"a III tils lottery, are particularly requested
10 provide themselves with them before the ith
o' November next, at which time they will be
advanced 10 81. The extensive sales which
nave oeen effected abroad, are calculated to
render them very scarce on the approacl, ri
the drawing, and consequently, it would be well
TO apply before the advance takes place,
order to save dollar and secure chance.
Il. MCINTYRE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-29
COMPANY TICKETS

COMPANY TICKETS.
A SUBSCRIPTION LIST 10 form a Com.
IA pauy of Tickets in IT,, Washington Monu
ment Lottery TO bc completed this weak. IS open
for the reception of subscribers at COsiEN';
OFFICE, where il may be seen and Schemes
had gratis, 10000 dollars highest prize.
Oct. 2G--ts19
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PROpN4AI.s
July 9.

TNJTOSAI Is.
"lLbreccivc proposals in writing. Until the 9 sf
= iii,t. i"' supplying the troops =; this post with
WOOD, coal, aud STRAW, for one wear com
mcrcing on the Let Of Noyombes, 1924
VIII also receive proposals IN writing, until the
3lst inst for supplying the troops al this pos, win
FRESH BEEF, ior tine same period, to be deliver
ed once a week.
X. q. LEE, JR. LII. a. q. NJ.
and a. {. 5.
Bellona Arsenal, Oct. 26-2fT9
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AMERICAN GOODS FOR SAIr

HNEHfOAN UOUDS FOR SALE.
WE HAVE on hand, for sale low, 100 boxes
and bales of American Cotton, Shirtings.
Sheetings, and Plaids, which from ,b.;, su,e,;or
excellence, we recommend to the notice of the pub
nc We are The only agents in this place, for three
OF the Notwithstanding Establishments in the nj
ted States, the good, offer for sale are warranted
.4iso Hand,
4oo casks CUT NAILS, Dover Factory
AS we Keep a constant supply, we would recom-
mend our friends nd the public To give ms n call
IHo"cure, Robinson 4: Pieasani,.
Oet. L ATS
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In ADDITION

w their former receipts this Fall, which
n nave been very extcnsive--the Subscribers
are opening a large additional supply-and they
csieaVe 'o'niorm their customers and the pub
tic, that their assortment has never b,furc ba,,
So completc-comprising almost every article
of useful and fashionable
DRY GOODS,
.j'nong them are IA few beautiful STEEL OR
NAMENTS, &c.
Oct. 26--ts79
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-29
Sugars, sc. Sc. SC.

Sugars, Sc Sc. sc.
FENHE Subscribers have GA hand in store, which
n they offer for sale accommodating terms
1870 hhds. sugar of all qualities, part uncommon
Iy fine
so puncheons West India
90 do Ncw-Oreans do.
100 bags coffee
100 boxes tea
20 bids. prime moasses
90 pipes Holland gin
S do. uncommonly fine, Cd proof London marke,
brandy
go pipes French a part OF which uncommonv fine
so casks Ienerife wine
SO do. Malaga wine
500 sacks salt
90 bags pepper
20 do. pimeuto
50 boxes chocolate
ID casks best d. ID. whskey
90 binds. rye whiskcy
20 casks old Monongahela whiskey
300 lbs. fresh nutmegs
10 ton Swedes Iron
so bbls. oil
SO kegs refiued salt pctre
100 boxes window glass
10 boxes fig blue
so kegs verdgrs
200 kegs white lead
400 bags shot
100 bbls loa sugar
300 casks cut nails
10 boxes white Havana sugar, and many other
articles.
EXrECTGO MoMENTLY,
100 bags green coffee
10 cases irish Iiucm
bales best ozud5ufgs:
or HAND,
100 packages cotton goods.
.doHe0re, Robiuso7s e. Pltasrnls.
oCtooet y 6t78
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-29

NJ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is p,iJIish ed
hctee week, (Iaes'iays and Fridays) al ire dol
lars per dnnum, payable m adoance
For a,frertisias--jijty cents square Cor less)
Jor e rf Gseriics, and ~ lie cents for each con-
Hi"iace.-Ihe nsnbcr If insertions must he ,soies.
On Dte 'h. D., OTHERWISE they piH be continued and
charged accordingly.
~ entertainments from The country TO be paid
for an aicaace, assumed by SOME responsible indi
otd"dt ,n hss place or Manchester.
~ 'Ah letters to the Editors must be postpaid,
or Mey toM receine nik1nlinn.
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CONVENTION FORMED

VSNiE subscribers have formed a come xiou under
a the title of PLEAsANrs & Du-YAL.-'rhe
principles of the Constitutional Wing" will remain
unchanged-The political Department, as hereto
FORE will be under tho contoul of John H. Peasants
Renewed efforts will he made to conduct the uaper
with the spirit which tho times call for
JOHN III. PLE4S.4.NTS
Oct. 26. PHILIP DU-Y.iL.
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Quantico Canal s.ostes.y.

1850 tickets. Il blanks to a prize
This Lottery is formed by the ternary Combina-
ton and Formulation of 81 numbers. The fate of
the above 1850 tickets will be determined in a few
moments by the drawing of numbers out of 27 nut
ihto the wheel As the present Scheme varies IA lit
tie from the former explanations may be OBJ
tanned at the Managers Office under the Earle Ho-
tel, Richmond.
IL The drawing will take place on TuuRsD.Y.
the 10Th day of November, or ut IL much earlier
day, IT the sale of tickets will warrant it,
Tickets and Shares for sale at
.ESS. I 5s Fps
VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE, RiCumosD.
whole Ticket So 90
nan do. 2 30
Quarter do. .,
Parcels of 9 Tickets may also be had ;-p;,rcl,as-
ed III that way they will cost 81 }, aud a re warrant
ed To draw $50, less - per cent.
Should parcel be purchased by certificate, II
will cost only
OF Whole Tickets s28
Hail do. ii
Quarter do
Prizes payable so days after the drawing. and
subject to d deduction of 10 per cent.
Orders from the country (post paid0 will NEE,
with prompt atteutiOn.
H5~ Plies in tie Lotteries of New-York jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, will be recei,,l i'm
payment OF Tickets at this Office, and any iniorma-
ton respecting the results of the drawings of said
Lotteries can always be obtained.
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JOHASON"'S SPRINGS
FOR RENT.

JOHASO.S'S SPRINGS
FOR RENT.
&EyA For Rent for the ensuing year, or for a
f.s..HS term Of years that well known Stand in
IIss, 49, the Cocuty of Goochland called JobU-
tzzs<s@1z- sons Sp1'ogs.-It is ahouttwcn,y miles
from the city OF hichmond.-As the object OF the
SUBSCRIBER is principally 10 improve the place, as
well as keep up tie Stand, the terms will be very
advantageous 10 the Tenant
JAMES LYONS, JR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23

we should electio1e CT for Mr. A,lar,s in Viz.
una py stating intiis--as that he should do il
~, ork by fiction? We tell him aein d at
~ nc - 'nistcken, and that Mr.. Adams is not in
iayor OF a Tariff TO protect manufactures -
az: U''e as was proposed by Tod,s or lsal.;win,s
a on. or modified Tariff, he is probably am
s The evdence frs; ad,i,icod by The
oen'inei was Information froiu South Coroii.
na.--le ulis is s'peradded, the overwhelming
.s,'ohy, OF IAN ionourable member OF Con,
$3.50 on ms way hcine." The Sentinel vii,
pardon our Continued incrcdulifv-- wr ,.o NO..
hhe TO contradict Nir.IIo!lcy, anal dis .I,onore
apie member of Congressn-sbut we arc still Il,
The "ficst'-siill is,iijels. We have nc, how.
ever. the smallest objection that Nlr. Hullcr
should beiievc, and eycn convert the hole s,.,i,.
oil Ncw York TO his belief.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23
THE POLAR ExPEDIrIoN

Ers,ors Of a letter .aetei Thursday, Mar 81
=" Vhe Hecla and Fury passed through Oh,
Peniand FIRTH yesterday afternoon. with ,hc
colours flying. They had a fine favorable bresss
and rs it still continues, it is supposed that ti.
eyeeing these brave men will, for a time. hid
farewell TO the shores other native isle
s. They were piotcl through the frii,, bv n
fishing smack, the master of which reports iha,
the crew of both vessels were in great spirits.
AMI mast OF them rho could write, gladly EN-,
braces tne opportunity of his returning to tho
shorc, t"for,yari few farewell lines to their re-
lafions aud friends.
:" An Official despatch for tho Ad.niralty, and
nbas OF letters from each ship, which wore
hent to the custom house here, acconna.
Mod by polite card from Capt. Parry, hay g in
terms ot has request, been forwarded by the
mail, a3roea5ly TO their address, The ;,norcs
a'oa ON the seals of many of the seamcn's lcttcr
was, Thoughlost to S. .,t to rnensory da,r :, y
MOTIF no doubt reciprocal to the feeling OF their
friends at home, WHO, from misplace must feed !,
weep anxiety for the success aud safety ofthosc
oravc ana intripid adyenturers, a feeling in
winch their conntryncn in general mus, also
participate. 49,
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ME-. :LAY.

We pIblsh ffon Tia, Martinsburg Gazette, the
Address of tie Berkeley Committee of Correspond
encc i'll f;eor of Henry Clay. They arc gentlemen
Of the true federal stamp though of the Virginia
order-au! their address partakcs of the same spi-
rt. Mr.. Clay is recommended for his opinions OIL
the subject Of Internal Improvement and the Com
mittee think this argument convincing, that Il!
use in fact other.
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Tic Boston Courier hos taken ON itself 10

The Boston Courier hos taken on itself 10
say, tnat this paper was established erpre,siy
TO support Mr.. Adam, for the Pre- ,idehcy. 1t
is n mistake, which we have more than once
corrected. The support of Mr.. Adam, had no
mere 10 do with It's establishment, Than hal the
fine which was imposed on the Editor Of the
Courier, for his li5ellous PropeuSities. The
support OF Mr.. Adams was indect: a necessary
consequence Of its establishment, since il was
necessary 10 support somebody, AMI be was the
Choice OF its propTictor5 AIr. buckingham
like many ether philosophers, has Only mistaken
effect for cause.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23
s. Then happy low, lie down.
Uneasy lies the head, that wears crown"

On our last page will be found the proceedings Of
Meeting of the citizens CT Greenbrier County,
Virginia, recommending JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
20 the Presidency. This meeting, pursuing the dis
Greet course set by other States ana Counties, a
voidcd nominating Vice President. Let take
care OF the substance fEst-thc sha.iow VIII follow
il.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23

yETANTED--A situation in some Mercannic
w House, in the capacity of Clerk. zoo"
qualifications are possessed, and moderate COM
pcusa;ion will satisfy. Apply % the ea'ioF5.
June Is '9'
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~. ~ = so Se--S3 to 1877 to 12--and 30 TO y
Inc second divisissi was upon a whimsical pro-
Posat by Sir +. Osn nancy, that the act should
not cnme into opc-s1 on until the year of Lord
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GaEESocK, June /.

GaEESocK, Junal.
The competition among the steam boats run
ming between the Clyde AMI Belfast, just now.
is such, tha: the voyage may bcnati: FOX ont,
Jicc pence in consequence, we have been vi,
slted by crowds FROM the sister iiingdo.n. The
Swift alone last night brought ovcr three hun.
dred passengers.
The project of the West India COMPANY is
ahauda',cd, Ministers refusing charter 80 #.
The hay harvest commenced at Weston no,
Bath, on Saturday week, with every prospect of
an abundant crop.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23

Major Gardner ofthc . Army Patriot" upon
receiving some time ago, the castiy7:iou whlcI
he rnerted at orr hands, refused 10 seul us his
paper any longer, and we really supposed for
several weeks, that Tie - Patriot" had met that
.,.ath which lis ra pi attenuation in size from IN
iq,Pc,5ai sheet to fooiscdp hal threatened. Step
ping, however, Into Lynch's Coffee Room, our
ewes we're gra,ilicd with tie sight of Che 'Iiliic
gentleman" quic as per! and as lively as ever
The Msjoi has kindly stepped into t'ie rcic' OF
Stephen Simpson, and awards 10 stephen com
,,i.tc victory over us. Ii wou!l have been
more il, character Tor TIC Major 20 have claim
cl = victory for himself lie caii5 orr paper
sci,y.,Yious how slail VIC dcuomiDatc his' But
we 10 not consider it f,ir for Che SI"joF. be
wiring about us, and not send his paper i'r our
pc,usal--a'ter all, it IS RICH; smart, sensioiG
paper, All we shoulj be glad jftic MAJOR would
! resume the exchange
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JUST PUBLISHED BY J. -. NASH,
(Pricc one dgiiarO
TEE VOCAL STANDARD,
oit
STIR GP.1NGLED B.RMHER:

e ENG tie latest and best selection ever offered
d , to the public, particularly Of American Parti
u.ic Songs as well az Sentimental, Humorous ana
Comic Songs Duets, Gecs. sc. MANY Of which, are
original, and 40, to be found III any other c"ilec
ton.
.1m0ris pGtriT nulTir, carmen.
Song is the nursc of patriotism
~ The aboec selection was not made By IN m
diyidual ba, by :. Cos,niiee of Taste" consist
ipp of Ladies and Gentlemen, OF This City, AM Nil
be found more comprehensive, diversified an" T'ci'
perhaps, than any other yet published.
June 20. W1to
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MIR. 1Io,lcy &c The Troy Sentinel, re'teratcs
ls assertion chat Mr. Adams fagours the TarIit'
lie tri4s 10 be extremely severe on us--says,
&c f,at dc Constitutional Wi3g IS pnbhshed--
,,o,5ggs cJitc,! sJaeaCitcre in Virginia" .-ta'Si
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