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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-14
TOBACCO.

We refer our reader, inthe following inie-
resting leticrfrom Curwcn, Hasgelty s %.
thai nas pplitrly handed u, by friend, which
sees a cheering account Of the present and
prospective state Of the European market
forthis article. This information,wi that
which has been received of few days la
fer date, have had tendency still to I'M
prove prices here. Common, midbag and
inferior qualities have advanced something
like 81 per hundred since our last.
COMMUNICATED FOR THE yIRGfsfAa.
Extract Of letter received IN this place,
dated, LIVERPOOL, 25th May, 1873.
Thefe IS 1nt much now doing by lna-
nnfictnrers in this market of course Ii Is
rather difficult matter 10 sei a single
Hind. even 81 suitable Tobacco bat the
speculative demand still continues, and LIS
of sound, useful aod pretty good Tobacco,
20 Of as fast as offered at ID 10 81, whilst
the top and bottom qualities have not yet
been moved by the demand or improved
in price. The speculative Prices here adj
taeced II 81 this month, aud The general
impression Is that the new crop VII open
Al higher prices, and viii be bought mp
freely as it arrives. These speeslatioUs
are bottomed on belief that the next sup
ply Ia eOmc from America. vii be bat IA
moderate one- that many Of The tobacco
fields will be converted into Cotton pltnta-
tons--and that part of the duty will be
next session Of Parliament to-
seiher with knowledge that the stock III
=, 4 ,..,,I -
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i" MULHUM IN PARVO."

III O,pen's Settlement $50 &c #.Ilnt, from,
The Harmony settlement. recently formed
hyth celebrated e hilanthropi,t. Nr.0ueu.
IN the Wabash, in Ono. represent the CO.
looy To be fiouli,hing. The settlement i,
eaIl AID hnndt,ls are sill nm tnp roai =
Artiz,ns Of every dissertations are p1pplov-
ID. aud Agriculture nnurlsbps. Tn, Is the
work of single man, " hosc ecfeatlc TO
aons have led him t. decomp9Se society,
nd reduce il to its original .ltmehts. His
| simple fraternity il bound BY no laws but
those which natural Justice impose and,
acting in s,rirt accordance With IFS pnn-
eipIes, they must resemble our fist pa.
rents III Lden.
Boi'rar.-Thc corporation Of New York
has caused BnIiyal's portrait to be placed
between those of Gen. Washington aod
De Wit Clinton, as tribute o. re,pret.-
We also observe that present IS about Ia
he sent Bolivar by q. W. p, Gusts, gwen
10 the lady of G,n. Washington by the city
| Of Williamsburg. ii is Il medal Of pure gold,
--on one sile of which Is the Genins Of \.
mracan Liberty, represented by Wisdom
and Valor, legend, " Ttia'e II LabGre .Ro-
rent ResPablicG." o" the other an armed
"artlor, his spear piercing bia0,-- Above
- stars, with the legend, " IN hoe 5'gal
gtaceS"- Inscription "n toe reverse, " III
DIT ppginlG PrImuns. On the buck Is d
picture "t Washington, cn4dl0Ins some III
the saanr har Which - Ia the nm recent
y gwen by MI CuSiiJ to Lafayette, entlf-
eied ey a"reath ct laurel. Such arfestnl
at snch 4 time, VIII induce boiiyar. II ne
heed'a any indureol'ut, /" lh1he "daiI'on'
~ fSfrtoo' 20 L'H 'ae Nn',! 'eS % Ills e"e"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-14
TEE VYlGINEAN.
LYSCHBURG, JULY II 1925.
sTAUSToN CONVENTION.

eat dtlrl1te5. "A aase naiues Ne have not
Ilearut. The f4imeias. ee believe, i, a cor
rect ,i., Of the towns d eaaslies heard from
lLyuchburg. richmond. Campbell, Bedford.
Anih,r,i. Nelson. Patrick. ilenfy. AIarmarle,
laudoun. fa,..a.. rr,ae. Il I.I.am, Jefferson.
/ a,rri,op JI.,,nr.a,rp. essIi.. I.apin. H,ck.
I,nglsfn. Frc.tar Faae.,f.,. Ire3erirl. She.
n,ndoob Brrlel.y. WOOD. Hardy. TIcr
Brooke. Pne,hoeias. Ap.asfs. N,lbe. Aeco.
mack Hanover. Al,.lison. ealeeprr. Din,y,J.
Ao U,.li,,t.,e obia IaYa,g,li,--,n All o
Towns and q, rounfiss
~. s,.....,...
/ ~, ~, -. "a,
I..a1,..,..,n
u Is ''q''h'iy assfdt VIM VII The S'"nn'
ION Convention 10 mn II declare war r.
F"ns' us opponents WI II reyoln'on'ze,
- ~ orrn'' the institutions 81 the state mp
root me venerable tahfie ot our government
ahd introduce anarchy md confusion where
mere is no" peace aud good ORDER Ni'lH
hp"H'h the present Constitution WIZ It
Tram" new one No Nom al ihese thing'
WI 1t 30. il val be an h.semaly OF some OF
me "lsesl ana s"@e 81 Tie best men oil The
s'1'e 10 consult together on the most pract-
came means ~ ihf9Wihs I'll the yoke OF op'
lpffsN"" -oi 'nlfodatingh Just aud equitable
stem OF government IN peaceabic man
ner-no' hy force OF arm but OF trWh-to
redeem the state from 5Ystem by which her
energies are l''f'l y'ed--aff prosperity reiar-
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IJe q Tie Eherdlter Johb PdW JONES =
We understand that the above work is
now 10 Press, and "iiI shortly tle ready for
delivery. The netits of liiis Book are cou
fnrd solrly ia its own pages euIogiun rs
unneressaitE we would recommend Il IL
tire atten,isd pernsai VI all pars4as possess
ins taste-tor Literature, laatitfsof faet, or
S.Ieciness Of History. IA0et
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-14
Rev. hr. slicer. and ana in the R,,,,..

Rev. hr. sIicer. and ana in the B,,,is, =.
the Rev NJ Bryce. At o'clnrk
cltAr"' aat do"n "a Inner Anon, -.
fuasts, "e observe tllp flIlyvip,.
~ tnf President If the D,y,Cll NJ.
cEa.--Ihe nt,o .4lmiaistrat,or 1, N
'oF coahdenee aud We e.l ave itu.r
port. ~
b. Mr.. John CalIwcg. The n,, y
mtaistra'ioa. Ii has the Confidence 80 -
and It's republican measures oin -
the supper, of al
BY Z. p. Jan.a. I'm. IT. Crqge.ss
me patriot IA retirement, the decrals :,
Jefferson. "a
IN hLEXANDR!A-
There were several different d,nn- mr.,
ties. The Declaration was read and .aa
ration delivered by +. q. Peyton, E,o-
At the dlnners, no toasts we're drank H..
serving Of particular note, If we o,o., H..
pEty toasts, II relation 10 the pr,sc,1 ,a.
m'"isiraiioo; and as they appeart to be 4.
bout equal III number, they are Of cooy..
worth nulhina.
In SrAUNroN, the Declaration g..
read, and an Grafton delivered. Aor,.,,a,
Is III at night CLOSED the festivities.
In fINCASFLE, dinner wa, preo,r.
ed, and Foasts drunk hat those ~ n,..l, -.
worthy OF note are So }ederll, thAlue ca.
not consent 10 circulate tnem, as r,n.o,
ting from Virginia.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

with increased zeal and splendor. We are
proud obehoid these manifestations Of feel
ing. We are now as nation forty-nine
years Old. Tno next ath Of July will be
just half century since. the Thirteen IT,
nltrd Cuiones. now THeaty.sJ1s free
and independent States, separated them
selves from the British Empre-N When the
day arrives it Will 10 doubt, De d general Jl-
6dee and, thus early we predict an EXTRA
oyRiaWy degree ofiaterestia its celebration.
In Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericks-
burg, Fncastle and stanton, Ia this State,
aud in Alexandra, the oaly towns from
which we have heard, on. recent Anniyer-
sary has been hailed with the most genu-
Iae feelings Of pltrlo;ic arlppr. We have
not room for the proceeding IN each place.
Ne shall therefore, oaly give those of one
or two prlaciPal to,yps, whore, they have
been more than usually interesting. Tne
Foast5, 50 far as we have seen, nor the
proceedings are Of sufficient interest 10 io-
dace their republication entire We IKE
selections from the toasis, not indeed, be-
e"'se '"ey are i'ir test III pahllc sentI-
menf, (aseysry maa who ever attended 4
9TH of July celebration kl,ws1 but ber,nsn
such as vp s.'ect con,,;, an -, ,,;,,,
f'''
IN RICHMOND,
Afr, ,ho D.cI,r,,,ao of T.,d,,,..,
:, "'e.'''o'o l.
Esp '"d IA O'a'ioa delivered by Wn. {.
Kidd, Esq. severed volunteer CO npanies
and S,ci.,i.s retir.3 m d.If.r.,, a,,;,,r
nl..o, ,r,o r.Il,..... '',"'
P''0' '' ''''o"''' were among th'
toasis dranH by the various parties
By j. Z. H1aM The Sfannton Con.
veatiou may it speak distinct and audi
BILE voice to the next LEGISLATURE.
Ry.Jc. alec. Bolts. Tn Coo.titn,i,n of
Vir9Ini, ma, srer, tl,aar.ti.. ai,;a,.;,,n
he f,u.d solved by tbr nrart;ral irsoafts NJ
that institution.
BY Judge Brocfeobropgh. The GOV
y,fnment of the u. States: NAV it.ado,;n.
jstgators remember. tb1, al n,,ors a''' nv,
granted are reserved 10 tn. stat. and ,n
the people.
By D9clor CAambe,luo,s The Cov.r,
or Of Virginia he !, onr whom non,,l,,i,,
! has followed. bnt VINO. n.yef g,,lowrl n,H.
ulariiy.
By .lIr. Nc Doaoug4. TIE American
pryule.
Too ,-ord 20 he o,n,o.soi
Too wisr to be dela.led,
Too honest TO be corrupted,
100 ~ brave 10 p ', suoaoea
and it. RrpubIi,I, Y1siif9fi,,s NJ o,.
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IN FREDERICKSBURG.

The Declaration of Independence, pre-
faced by few pertinent remarks, was
read Ivy Wm. f. Gray, Esq. In addition
10 which, disconrses We're delivered, in the
Episcopalian Church, by the Rev. John
M'Gujre, in the Methodist Church by the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23
LATE FROM EUROPE.

,Ne,c Fork, August IA strong easterly wind
has brought into port many vessels that were anx-
iously looked for. Among them the packet
ship Manchester, Lee, from Liverpool, (July A j
Euphraes Stoddart, from do. (Iuly ~ and Hector,
Delano, from Greenock, Gully g. BY these yes.
sells we have received London papers to the 4th,
Glasgow 10 the 9Th, and Liverpool TO the 9th, all
inclusive. There is no political news of moment.
II will be seen by the extracts below that the cotton
market was in bad situation,
A letter from Liverpool of The 5th. (per Euphra-
'esl says. 1t is impossible to give you any idea ct
he construction among cotton holders. There is
10 demand for it, and hespnners will not purchase
more than supply from day to day, and dare not
clove prices or say much about the prospects at this
imen
Another letter Of the 9th, says, cotton is depor-
ably dull only 567 bags sold in three days past, SO
that prices are quite nominal. No change in other
ariicesH
Mr.. Rnfus King left Liverpool for London. via
Chellenham on the Sd of July, much improved in
health.
The anniversary OF the independence of the
United States, was celebrated at Liverpool by a
lumber Of American gentlemen residing there and
at Manchester. A dinner was given on the occa-
sion, at which James Hagerty, ESQ. presided. The
American vessels in the different docks displayed
their colors du,ing the day.
The following among other bills, have received
me assen: of the King Of England--The bill to re
duce the duty on Observation-Disclosures corn
bl-The Atlantic Steam Navigation bill--The
Canada Corn Trade bll-The Canada Tenures bill /;
and the bill regulating the hours OF labor in Cotton
mills.
In the House Of Commons on the LIST July, Mr..
brougham inquired Of Mr.. Canning whether there
was any and what immediate prospect OF the evacu'
alton Of Spain by the French Army In reply, Mr..
tanning stated that the attention of the government
mad been most anxously directed to that nation ;
mat it had received we'll from the Government OF
'paio as from that Of France, the strongest asso
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23
TILE COURT MARTIAL.

We have only to-day TO state that the Court has
found Com. Poer guilty both charges, and has senten
ced him be suspended for the Of six months from
the 10th of August The Executive has ordered The whole
OF the Proceedings Of the Court Martial and Court Of In
ury, in relation to Com Porter be published without
delay The particulars Of the finding and sentence of the
Court in the of the Commodore, will be laid before
our readers on Friday.
Lieut. tlock is sentenced TO a suspension for years.
without pay emolnments
Lieut. Hunter has been acquitted.
The sentences have received the appreciation of Mr..
Adams.
Court Martial met Thursday, for the trial Of
Com. Ste4paat
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23

A letter from Turks Island of the Cd inst. states
that dreadful gale was experienced there on the
.2-th ult. which very destructive to houses, and
the salt works, and had put an end TO any further
expectations of salt this year.-Haf OF the quanli-
ty on hand was destroyed.
SALEM Mass August 10.-A venerable gentleman Of
this town, who has devoted eighty years OF Mature life 70
remarked few days since that the heat OF this summer had
exceeded that of any since l7f9; at that time
thermometers were in here but he distinctly reco
lects that there extreme Y hot days in September
when he thinks the mercury would have stood AT 10 in the
shade the air like srocco and oppressive and in
supnor,abe that it reef escape tlomthe
of the breeze.
Peaches are selling at I2i cents piece in New
York: 10 Philadelphia, very fine ones may be had
at cent a piece In New York the best new milk
is selling at three cents quart.
The investigation Of the conduc, of Colonel Gro
well the Indian agent, has resulted his entire &C.
ouital of the charges exhibited against him by Gov
ernor Troup, and the Colonel has resumed his Off
cal duties which had been suspended during the n-
yestigation.
The Hudson, N. Y. Gszette states that the total
amount of the property destroyed by the late fire in
that cy is estimated at $4,000, on which $4,000
dollars was insured. Mr.. Jonathan Scott is the prin
cipal sufferer his loss being estimated at 10000
dollars above his insurance. The Republican adds
that he was engaged in the manufacture OF satinet.
and that he employed about leO hands.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23
DELEGATE ELECTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that Election for Ten Dele.
IN gates from Christiana Hundred, 10 form County
County, will be held the Town Hall in The Borough Of
Wilmington, on the first Sevenh-day Saturday, il ness
mont--asneeabiy to the Resolution o. tie last RED LION
Meeting. ZTIaA FERRIS,
NM. SEAL,
NM. HOUSTON
Sth mo. 10, 1926 JD.lrts,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23
NOTICE.

IL those who stand indebted to the estate Of 5E!~p
n BosaH (widow,) deceased, late Of this Borough arr.
requested TO make payment without delay and all who
have any kind Of claims against said estate 10 present ,ef
properly attested for settlement
BENJAMIN FERRIS, lar
Wilmington, mo. 18, 1925 75--g
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
BY NJ T. c. Could Stenographer for publishing series Of
SERMONS & PRAYERS.

To be taken in short hand, in New York, Philadelphia.
Baltimore and other Places from the most distinguished
speakers in the Methodist connection
Each No. will contain least Sermon and Prayer
and will appear semnontfy, handsomely printed in an
vo. pamphlet of "a pages
Ierns.-rlIe volume, which will contain SIG pages, will
be delivered to subscribers for 3d. dollar be paid
The receipt Of the 1st No., and dollar receiving.
the 18th. Those who prefer it, may pay ~ cents per No.
when delivered
Qsrhe first No. containing Player and Sermon Of The
Rev. John Potts. has already been issued for sale BY
j A. SPARKS, No. 1903, Shipley street, Wilmington
where subscriptions viii be thankfully received.
Aug. 25 lit
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23

MARRIED-At Milton, Del, on the ILL inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Ogden, DR.. JOHN WHITE Of Lewestown, to
Mrs ANN p SMITH, of the former place.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23

The Prices Current at Baimore, remain the
last quotations. But few alterations have taken place in
PHILADELPHIA prices The most important Rye Flour,
which has advanced TO 75 up country Corn has risen
so 55 lower do AZ so; Rye a. as Oats, IS 80.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23

DIED-At Frenchown, Md, suddenly, Friday even.
ing, Mr.. THOMAS BOND, innkecper.
in Chestertown tile 18th inst. CUTTiBER{
HALL ESQ, Register of Willis for Kent Count! md.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23
Capital Estate for Sale.

s Pursuant to the Last VIII and Testament
W.EE1 Of Henry W Physick, deceased, will be sold the
h. following described Real Estate situate in the
Isl Borough Of Wilmington and State Of Deawares
TO wit All that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and ot
of ground which it is erected, lying al The Of
Kent and Market.strees aud extending through Ship
ley street, containing front Market aud Shirley streets
93 it, in, and Kentsreet Il fl ill.,. he the
less The buildings occupy the whole front Oh
Kent street. and the lo Market and Shpey streets il
floor has large and elegant Hall AID FOUR parlos al !
yate-a commotons dining rooma large and convenient
k,chen-bathng ronm--smoke house, &C. Above there
eleven chambers besides the garets Two pumps b.
fore the house. The buildings erected uner the d
ion of the late John Dickinson, ESQ., for his own rest
dence and finished throughout, with elegance and 'te,
being calculated for the accommodation of large family
in the best style. The situation is high and healthy,
handing extensive views Of the surrounding country.
For particulars apply 10
BENJAMIN FERRIS in Wilmington,
agent FIR the Trustees IF IT. ". Rpsick.
Wilmington mo-, is, 1925. 75--f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23
aluabie Property for Sale.

TaVTIE following described property in the Iosn et fsr
castle. Delaware, is offered for sale reasonable
terms.
ES No. IA handsome brick house, AND the
N... lot belonging 70 j. The house is q eet front.
Hsg the lot extends COO feet into the river Delaware;
-. it has every convenience fora genee f,y, ARD
occupied bv George Read If. Esq; bull last year,
finished in handsome manner, and insured against fire,
in Philadelphia.
No. 1.-Two story frame honses in Market street. With
lots running 800 feet to Orange streets in good repair and
occupied by good tenants.
No S-A lot Vine street. lately fenced, and very val
liable from the richness of The soil; containing about q
acres
No A lot on Church alley IS by % feet.
Persons wanting to purchase, will please call
GEORGE PIERCE, Esq Capt MCCULLOUGH in
Newcastle who will shew the premises, and state the
terms. The title will be indsputabie.
July 2, 1926 OFT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-23

"MAIcoME" is received. Ifpossible. his request will be
complied with.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-16
BALTIMORE, September IS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

isy the tne ship Frdntiin, Captain GRAHAM arrived
atthls port yesterday in the short passage of so from
Liverpool, papers to the 1ih August inclusive have
been received containing London dates to the 9th incu
size
learn that several heavy failures had taken mace
1D Liverpool, and that others were expected in cnna
qucnce OF the late excessive speculaions in Cotton
ct the last dates this article had improved little ~,
price '''''0 y"
London paragraph oftlo 9th says-"We have re-.
ceYed TINS morning, Hamburg papers 10 the Sd inst
Their contents not without interest as they mention
on Tue authority OF letter from Constantinople rather
an angry communication from The Turkish government
10 our Ambassador, touching the conduct of Briri.
Captain, vino compelled Pacba to indemnify one Of
our Copsuls who bad suffered from robberics committed
by Turkish sailors
Mr Jacob J., said 10 be travelling in the north of
germany 10 make enquiries respecting the Corn trade
for The information Of tie British government Accord
IUg 10 these accounts he has given the German farmers
reason to believe that free trade IN corn will be sane
toned by England.n
The State Of Tie London markets of the 9Th Of Au.
gUstwas as follows:
CoTrO@.Tbe sales Of ibis article last ,yee, amount
Cd 70 about 100 bales. Pernsrns I'D IN bond Surai
g. G5i; Bengal G 81; and Bowed 1O3 a 11l
F-CmMc LOnG0n Courier Of the en- .qygz,s
Our express from Paris this morning br0uolf ne tho
Papers of Thursday. They contain no INTELLIGENCE r.
any interest, being chiefly flied with violent discussions
Hr0n tie probable success or failure Of the great
scheme.
The Constitutional has private letter from Ierborn
dated July Il, which mentions great naval victory Oh
tanned by the Greek Admiral Miaus over the Turkish
feet, commanded by TOPAZ Pacba. The latter it seems
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-16
HIGHEST Pnrzr 40, eco DOLLARS,
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000 Dollars.
10000 tickets. MOI one Blink to n P,i.e.

10000 tickets. MOI one Blink 10 n Prize.
Mode Of dyGeing;-The Numbers will be put into one
wheel as uSua-and in the other wheel will be put the P
yes ADORE the denomination of 81 the drawing to
grcss IN the usual manner. The 10000 Prizes of ST. will
be awarded the Odd Even numbers in the Lottery las
the case may ba) dependant on the drawing of the Cant
tai Prize of Thirty Thousand Doiars-that is to saw if The
>ooU'O Prize should come Odd Number then a.
err ODD N,1nber IN He Scheme will be entitled to 81
Prize If the $4,000 Prize should come out an Erc
Number, then all the Ecen Numbers IN The Scheme will be
each entitled to prize Of =.
Odd NpmJers end 'riH !. 3, 3, oro
EUe7t NU,n5ers sqy tcjiI 2, 4, s, 8, or o.
'n5 mode oi drawing only enables the Commission
ers 10 complete the whole Lottery IN ONE DRAWING
out has the great advantage Of distributing small prizes
regularly 20 ery alternate Number s the Scheme so that
me holder ot two Tickets Shares of Tickets Zone
%" and orc Even Numbe) viii be certain Of obtaining
al eaSl one Prize, and IN the ratio for any greater
quantity a Ticket drawing a Superior Prize in this
9chene mt restricted from drawing inferior one also
many Tickets therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO
PRIZES EACH!
u Every Prize payable in cash, which usual at Co
Ne"S 'Vtcc, can be had the moment they are drasc11
Whole 7Ici:e,s, s. 90 Quartcrs, Sf25
Hriyc5, 2 so Eiehfhs col
To be had in the greatest variety of Numbers (od and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-16
LoNery md Exchange Office, iii, .Mqrtei street,
BALTIMORE;

LoHcy md Erctange Office, iii, Martetstreel
BALTIMORE;
Where all the Capitals sold in the Grand STATE,
Lottery which completed few days ago-nd ,oJere
WOi(E C4PfT,8L PRIZES J.4PE BEEN SOT n
IJi1N 4T M OTHER OFFICE IN .4yUERIC.9
u Critters from my part Of The Jniicd States or Te,,,
foy'f'' >"r yW>H (posf p0idD by pirate conUeyoc
enclosing Hc cas prizes in any Iofterjss ,rH ,pSeI NE
Sgne PF'"pi and Pucfal attention i on personal an
piicaftoT' addresSed 10 ~
j. l. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
baltimore.
JrCOHENS' "GoseHe and Ioncry Reoie,ern which
VIII be published Immediately after the drawing will con-
tam the complete List of Prizes and will be forwarded
gratis, to all who purchase their tickets at COHENS OF
fiCE' and who signify their wish to receive the same
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-16

mats atS has regularly rnarshalled its forces aud coz,
menced like my Lord Packenham New Orleans menor
grand demonstrations All at once a new Revelation b,
descended upon its fortunate editions. For nearly forty
years, the President of the United States the two House.
OF Congress aud the whole Nation have been in the a,k
and would in all probability have continued in the dark r.,
the end of time had the washington News IA C;c
sa paper) and the "Richmond Enquie condesceuded +,
Seu some light on the constitutional question: whether the
"ehefai Government have any thing to do with the Ind
aus Ut can exercise any power control whatever over
'hem' Except to regulate their commerce" This is IN.
" vigorous attack made by these illuminated chanpons
~ s"'S oil tue lndans- the object of which, no doubt
" rescue THESE poor of the forest from the ocios
ei"euoling protection of the Federal Government, ann,
TO deliver them over to the tender nercies md t,,
gard OF Governor Troup.
propose in another number, examine this new dor
'Tine' unless indeed, ADLER pen should reude rho
S'p''A"''s' MARCELLUS.