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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
IN DELAWARE

49, From Wilmington, by Newcastle, St. Georges Cant
Selrs Bridge, Smyrna, Dover, Camden. Canterbury,
Yreder,ca, Milford. and Mton 10 Georgetown, three
times week, IS miles.
Leave Wilmington every Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day, al noo aud Georgetown the next days BY
pm
dsy, a M and arrive Wilmington the next Wednes-
day. Friday, and Monday by 10 IN
50 From S. Georges by Delaware Ii'y, 70 fot' te'''
twice il week, miles. -
Leave St George's every Tuesday and Thursday, at
and arrive at PORT Penn same days by II q ~. :.
Leave there he same days BY IN and arrive at St
Georges same days ~ 8 pan
ST Prom Wilmington to Newcastle, 6 times week
Leave Wilmington every day exec p Sunday at m and
arrive at Newcastle by Up N.
Leave Newcastle every day except SUNDAY az ~ anu
arrive at Wilmington same day b., Yam
50 From Milton 10 Ie~isto.n, .w,ce week
Leave Milton every Tuesday and Thursday at :" ana
crrve at Lewistown same days by z M.
leave Iewis,own every Tuesday Thursday at p m
and arrive at Milton same days by Pm
So From Smyrna. by Kenton, wilmington anu oau
aer's = Roads, to Church Till, once week.
Leave Smyrna every Thursday at . m ana arrive u.
Chul CHI Hill same day by I'm
Leave Church Hill every FRIDAY al . a ~ anu aft'e ~
Smyrna same day by 6p M. - -.
ST. From Wilmington, by M;ddletnwn, Warwick, Head
Of Sassafras Savnton Cecil y Roads Sassairas Gt
town Roads, Charles'nwn Gheslerown .nu , ,,',
times week, in stages. -.
| Leave Wilmington every Monday. " ednesday, and Fri
day at and arrive at East mex DAYS oy oP y.
Leave Eason every Tuesday, Thursday AID saturday
at4 m and arrive at Wilmirgo next DAYS by IL
IS From Clrstana, by New Ark Su'ckeisvii'e hinr
bessile, New London Y Roads, Rus'eVi.'e' AhucW
Rrdg. 5 rasburgh and Bart 10 Lancaster, once week.
81 nales.
Leave Christiana every Tuesday al NJ and arrive a
Lancaster the next day by 10
Leave Lancaster every Wednesday at N and arrive a.
Chrsana Thursday by pm
Sc. From Geogetown by Broadk, to Lewistown' once
a~eek, 90 miles
Leave Georgetown every Saturday a, and arrive
Ae~sown ny ii am.
Leave Lewislown every Saturday at = - and arrive
Georgetown by pm e,
81 From Georg etown by Concord, aud LAUREL TO Sans
ou,y, once week, 81 miles. i.
Leave Georgetown every Thursday at q ~ and afavt
y Salisbury by 4pm
leave Salisbury every rrday a 6 q ~ ard arrive a
'ienrglttwn by @nm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
A CARD.

G X. LYON, NJ D. Dentist, from N. York, respectfully
-. gives notice the citizens Of Wilmington and its
went, thar lie has The practice Of his PROBES.
son hrs Uiron's, 1877, 1farket-st., where he will
main four weeks
DR. l.. will endesvor to conduct his practice such
principles Of candor aud beraity to merit general pat
rnnage.
qrested
Reference may be made TO DR.. TILros and DR., MLAsE
Aug 77-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
NOTICE.

ia 3E this day made assignment Of al my property
4 both real aud personal. mixed and unmxe, and OF
every kind what unto RoJert Ptarso anil JosL
iaeu nf Newcastle County, STATE 81 Delaware, ur the
benefit Of my creditors or all such Of them shall sign
release OH or before The first day o September next es
ing. CALab oEtL
IWninr,on Juy 9Th, 1897 IL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
DIVIDEND.

vfsIiE President and Directors Of the Wilmington and
HAdindelphta IWnp,ke Company, have declared dvi.
den OF per cent for the last six months, which will be
paid to the Stockholders their legal representatives
or after the 18th inst at the Counting House Of James Price
& Son. BY order Of The Hoard:
JAMES PRICE, Secy.
Aug. 3, 1872. 77-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
NOTION.

WHEREAS Caleb Seal having made assignment Of
w all his property real and personal, TO The undersgn-
ed all persons having any claims requested to pre-
set them and all persons indebted arc desired to call and
pay The to either OF the undcrs Sned on or before
The FIRST dagc IF September neat.
JOSHUA HUTTON.
Wilmington. july &c h. 1927. IS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the estate OF John Richardson,
IA formerly subcontractnr the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal. requested to make immediate pay.
ment; and those having claims, 10 present them duly
authenticated for settlement, to
NATHANIEL BECKLEY, Admir-.
Wilmington, August 1, 1897. 76-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
Number 578.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

The ter arc, to those who pay during The month Il
ia,lry July, six months in advance--Four D,ha,s
vsAr. From tlse who do not pay aboye F1ve Dollar
will be en.nlei Ii SUD criber wishes to decline, he
ns notify the editors Of his intention before the first q
inne December, aud pay all arrearagcs Without a
compliance with hese candtions paper will be scon.
.:aac exccpi At the option oft'e editors.
TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
Advertisements mt exceeding twelve lines, for term
ess three mouths four times for one dollar and wen
y Tor every shseqentinsertion longer ones in pro.
portion. Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
COW long their are to be inserted they
will be mnned till forbid Letters the Editors to in.
SIRE attention must be post paid
dtuertsssng 6ytheyear.
10 Subscribers. To Non-Subsc ribers
1yeM S15, % 1year S18, 90
months q. months 9, SO
3do q, 50 do. S, 90
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tuertasing 6ytheyear.
Brandy,oine Chalybcatc
SPRINGS.

&T7A Hc SpdClouS anu cieHaut mouse DeI0nr-
ms,sssa#f ng to the Company, which completed last
,..;;ss tall, open and handsomely furnished for
EtS.A he reception of yisiiers and boarders under
In dtendence of the subscriber
tbs ALTERING PLACE is finely situated in the high
and huahy cor try five miles Of WILMISGroN, COM
nanda extensive view of he gu, rounding country,
The River Delaware, and the neighboring States The
grounds Of the company aft m pleasant and shady promen-
AIDES, a.d are bounded BY fine streams.
The virtues OF he 0att ihnse of the purest Cha,
bese according TO the analysis of Professor kEaTINo Of
Philadelphia They have been particularly ethcacious in
bnis and other fevers and celebrated fine tonic
The vicinity Wilmington offers at all Times to
an excellent market aud the daily intercourse by Steam
BOAT lines between hat place and Newcastle, and from
PmadeIpha and Baltimore, affords facility Of commune
cation not possessed by any ,tner watering place
P.ues can be accommodated II short no ice with Din.
nets Cola IONS, Ice Creams, &c
No ton shall be spared b, ;he proprietor TO CRAFTY
every Of The isi,er this peasan, and salub,ous
treat
Cha ges will be moderate.
CHARLES STANLEY
jane I, 1927. o2--a3h
b. Carriages, Gigs, or Horses may always be had
anil there delightful rides cool roads % the ncigl
boring towns villages, canal &c Horses take al liver,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-10
PROPOSALS

For carrying mails Of the United States on The fot
iowin- Post Roads, tciu BE- rsceired at the Gen
rrat Post Office, until the I'LL day Of Octo5r
nprt. inctusicP.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

| OFFER for sale my Plantation on Beaverdam Greek,
IN the county of Goochland, within miles of the Court
mousse miles from the James River Canal, Of miles
from nchmond containing about 500 acres-about fifth
Pa OF which is low grounds, Of superior quality well
and cultivated in corn, wheat and tobacco and
c H's" iand not inferior To any i'll the neighbourhood
pn! MN part OF the tract is unclcared, afordng
Suic'ent supply OF timber FOR all plantation urpnses
me tobacco land-and the whole plantation enarka-
Oily well waere, having several little constant running
streams.
ne improvements are all new, and Of superior orIer the
uN'hs rs large story house, elegantly finished. with
81" nrc-piaces kitchen, laundry smoke house, &c COM
,ho"io"s barn and iireshins machine large tobacco
houses corn-house stable ovcrseers house, &c. there is
goo" well IN the yard afordng abundant supply of
excellent water throughout the year, several nc yer
failing springs the THE situation is
healthy aud may be justly estimated desirable as any
IN TINS section OF county. The may he made uuu
suay accommodate ting. oncth the pu chase would
DO received IN land negroes other property the
balance, arrangement may be to sui, the conve
e"ce OF the purchaser For further particulars apply
Sam Dunn of Richmond WIN. d. Taylor at Coochland
Courthouse, to the subscriber the premises
GEO. VASHON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
Fifty Dollars Reward.

2 AN away from Samuel Cookies Tavern in Goochla nd
a, county, on the night of Monday the 1st instant,
PRESTON, belonging to Samuel w oodsou, aud HARRY
belonging TO the estate Of Granville Smith, decd T
had eoped two stolen horses, Saturday night prece-
ding Easter, were pursued overtakeI Charleston in
hanawha county, and brought back Mr. Cookies Tavern
iel IN custody of men, from whom they escaped carly
IN the night. Preston is young man, mulalo, very
Stnsbie writes WELL and had forged papers for himself
Harry; he plays the fiddle. Harry lov well ma H.
the left eye also young cunning, paaverae his
complexion nearly black. Ehe above reward will given
Tor delivering them the subscribers in Gooclard
Judes Ferry, half of it, if lodged in any jail in the
commonwealth and informa ton given enable their own
crs get thsm They endeavoring when taken, te
yet the State of Ohio.
JAMES PEASANTS, Exr Of G.. Smith deed
SAMUEL WOODSON.
Cinnchand, May 9, 1927. oS-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
Patent Spring Saddle.

TUCH has been said in recommendation Oft G.
LVa Prettyman's PATENT SPRING SADDLE I
think it the best invention have seen, for ease
TO The rider aud dura bhy. I have made but 80, all
OF which have given entire satisfaction. THE patent
saddles purchased Of me do prove be very easy
The purchaser shall be at liberty 10 return the same
after the first trial, and viii return the money.
! have constantly on band, best plain and shaned
Saddles patent spring without. An elegant assort-
mcDt of plated and polished steel curb and snaBe bits;
English bride leather and marngales; plated and 20.
ished steel stir1up irons spring DO; carriage. gig and
Jersey wagon harness; whips and spurs-which will
sell low for cash or approved paper.
DAVID JACKSON,
May 21.-wts Main Street,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
Land for Sale, Lease. OF Rent.

4 TRACT of Land in Sposyvauia county, called
"A Hopewe!l, formerly the residence of the Rev Mr..
Stevenson, decd 1t contains 488 acres, mostly woods;
and upwards of 100 acres OF valuable readily
DE cleared The buildings are comfortable, and suitable
tor family.
Also, Tract of Land near New Glasgow in Amherst
county, known as the Gebe, which Capt L. Penn
Sides containing about 1000 acres we'll pied
growth OF wheat and tobacco For terms, which
will be accommodating, apply to JAMES ROSS.
fredericksburg june 27th 1897. 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
William Neale g. Co.

AVE just received by the EXIT, from New York and
Emily Davis, from Philadelphia considerable add
tonal supply of new and beautiful GOODS, and much
under usual prices. They in part of the following
articles, viz:
large assortment French silk hatsfes q leu and
splendid article
Elegant gauze hkfs. },,a
Do silk do ) P "
Satins, silks, modes, side combs
Tuck combs, thread iaees
Grass cambrics, for boInets
large and beautiful assortment, prints; entirely new
style.
ALSO,
bales G-i India mating for carpetns
And a,e IN daily expectation of further supplies goods
July 81 Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
TRUST SALE.

virtue of deed of trust, executed by Neil McCuu
- to the subscribers, bearing date the frs, day
November in the year 1919, and duly recorded in the Office
Of the county court of Goochland, shall sell the high
est bidder, the fourth day of August next, fair,
not then the first fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted,
upon the premises for cash, tract ofand in the county
GoOchand called WHITEHALL situated the upper Lick
inshGic Creek containing by esmaton hundred
odd much of the said tract will r sufficient
10 raise the of fifteen hundred and thirteen dollars
sixty cents with interest thereon from the Th ay No
cinoer 1872 and the attending the execution
this trust. The title believed he good acting
trustees, will only convey such It'll is vested
by said deed. ROBERT DOUTIiAT.
JOHN &. WILLIAMS.
June lot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
CurieS-Neck Land for Sale.

'ENHE Plantation which reside, called Tilmau rs,
Il containing 692 lying James River in Hen
rico county, IS miles bcow Richmond, siIe and II
those disposed Ia purchase, earnestly requested
on the subscriber, vino will SHOW the land, aud make known
the terms This estate cucuuIbered by deed of
The object is to pay off, The satisfactory cvidcI;-
ces as to title will bc given Ii is useless ny
description of this estate lis advantage and
high state e Improvements we'll known, aud in the
hands OF man OF capital might hG improved
equal TO that OF any other estate in Virginia
JOHN q. MOSBY.
ilInIanS, liIll April, 1872. wlGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
PERFUMERY, WIGS, CCRLS, Sc.
Palais Royal a Paris.


G COLOGNE WATER real genuine, from PATS,
W Lavender, milk of roses,
Essence of roses court plaster
Nail brushes hair brushes
Tooth brushes
Convex and cOncaYe looking glasses
Ladies dressing combs
Tortosesbell do
French straps, French ra@ors
ladies' dressing boxes, viii, O,to og roece an. 1,
perfumes
French perfumes Of various kinds
Boxes containing II cut glass viaIs of an kinds Of rcr
fumes -
Hair powder puGf pocket combs
ivory combs, hair brushes
Tooth brushes superior quality
ladies' scissors, gcDtemen's pen knives
Scissors and knives together
Ladies' fans
I'est quality Damascus ra7ors
Ladies' hair braids, puts and cu:ls
French pot pomaium
Seidnz water, Eau d'Acirn
Venus water, Tindrc water
Naples soap in pots, garter water
Wigs, toUpces, hair cressc;
just imported from the North by the s,g,;,cr ,vo ,,.
also brought with him. the latest fashions If Head
DressS, for ladies aud gentlemen, as well as frst-rae
7onneynen from France, that will ena ble him 10 Give
tie satisfaction to his patrons and convince
them that his tour to the North, has been as much for their
benefit as his owG,
June 60 81. D.
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NEW GOODS.

EEAII NELSON has received by the Planter and
Il late arrivals, fresh assortment OF the most
shonable and desirable GOODS, of the latest mporta-
,on which is enabled to offer at very low prices for
cash.
Plaid and striped Gillian dresses
Dn do batis,e and grass cambrics, al ne'" and
beautiful patterns
Plain and shaded Grecan stripes
S,riped and plaid cambria giEgham
Loudon printed cambrcs, assorted
Black Italian lustring OF sup qua1ty
HEAVY black Nankin and Mandarin lustrins
Satin levantine and company satuns
Figured and plain Gro de Naples, assorted
Black white and colored sattins part very SUPERIOR
f,oloted and bacl; Florence and Niarceline silks
Superfine pongee (for ladies' riding dresses
Very superior Mandarin grapes
Fubleached India grass cloth
Cd French merino bombaZine
Black and mixed hastings and circassahs
Brown and white French billings, assorted
Real name chop nankeen
white and cOcred MarSPi'les vesting
London supe Iine cloths and caSsimeres asSnrtet
PLAIN ind striped !orenriues and jeans
GA checked and striped cambricS and jaconets
A and Sd book, null, jaconet and Swiss musijus
Rich tambuured and Hoss worked do
Swiss and India null robes and scarfs
Rich worked iaconct and cambria robes
Drab and buff cambria for boumeis
E'losS worked book, null and jaconet trimming
Sdpcrine and fine camhric and furniture dnity
superior OF thread laces, edginss AMI trim
mings
Bobbinet aud gimp laccs, assorted
"A and Sd plain and tanrboured bobhinet lace
Rich lace peerines, capes collars, hdkfs aud caps
Floss worked Swiss and India muslin do
White and black lace wells, part very superior
Black white and green gauze wells
Barge and eros de Naples hdkfs. assorted
Zine and superfnc thread cambria hdkfs.
Tnssh and French silk hosiery assorted
English aud German cotton and thread dn
superior assortment 7-8 and Al Irish inCus
> and Cd sheetings, of va ious qualities
Long lawns and superior birds eye diaper
ID, "a and l0-4 table diaper and damask
Scotch and German oznaburgs and ticklenburgs
Cotton and thread iickings assorted
Thread and cotton checks, assorted
Bleechei upbeached domestic shirtings & sgeri tr,
Common and ,Upcrfne domestic pIaiJs md stripes
with great variety of other desirable goods which
renders the assortment complete.
June % ,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
Valuable Property for Sale.

'E<E subscriber is anxious sell that valuable Farm
a situated IN the county of Spo,svlvan upon the
Massaperix river called Eastern View the 81 INNER resi-
dcnce of the late Robert s. Chew This Farm is FIVE
miles below Fredericksburg, and contains by
vcy ono thousand forty and half acres. About $50
acres oil the Tract is cleared and the greater part fat
land, inferior To in its vicinity. The is hea-
Vy timbered, with oak, hickory, pne inu the soil
The land we'll watered, and has valuable meadow
ground upon it. There good orchards ofapp!es
es cherries @c with great variety Of other choice frIi;
trees planted within few years. The improvements upon
the Farm highly valuable; they consist of large and
commodious brick dwelling house, recently erected, with
all other convenient houses for the accommodation of
largo family; kitchen, cehouse, cvcseers house, houses
"r negroes n! perfectly large garden beautifully
aid OUT well OF pure water with good springs the
mouse, are among the numerous advantages of this
The dwelling house is handsomely ted on IA noun,
well improved, and overoos all that portion tie Farm
which is cleared ana be cultivated. UpGu tie Farm
Is mil almost new, viii; tNn pair of stones,
and the ahcr for w"a also, machine for breaking aud
grinding Plaster of Paris the mill has extensive custom
and grIns throughout the unless the UNI
commonly dry. The society around is ceptnna bic
and the hcahneSs of the situations together with its con-
suy to the hest aket i'll the country, render
1t worthy the attention OF any wishing comfortable
country residence
Terms of sale accommodating. Those wishing TO rur-
chase Will apply To Rob.r, Stanard, Esq residing in
lond, or to i!G subscriber in + fredericksburg.
JNO. JAS. CHEW, Ex or
June - Wit Of II. 6. Chew, decd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
FEMALE TUITION.

a YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS of obta ming situation
L - as teacher in family. She is qualified to give in
strucon in Music, Drawing Needle-work and in all tie
branches OF an English Education. For tculars
quire of the Rev. John Kerr, Richmond
July 81 ro,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
New and Seasonable Goods.

NKALy. s. MOORE have just received by the Sehr.
D. r. Fiv from New York, the following desirable Goods
beautiful assortment of lace goods consisting of cape
caps, cloaks, pelerines, half hdis.
Thread lace edgings and nsertings,
1iinghams, Gillian Stripes, striped and plain batiste
SILK and worsed bsreges, &C. &c.
Superior calicoes cambria, aconet and null muS!'iS
Plain and figured Swiss aud book musns
EDallsh and French Silk Hosiery, good assortment
Mems and wnnens cotton and thread hosiery DC.
Block Italian Lues,rings, Gro de Naples and
French Frorcnces, very superior,
English French Black Bombaznes Of very superior
quality and colour,
Black SD tins, satin levantines and
Black silk cambe,, heavy and good,
Black nankin and Canton Grapes, superior
Black and white figured silks and Barcses
Thread, brown cambric and hoshin gloves
Long white Kid and hoiseskin gloves, superior
Very superior yellow and white nah!seenS
Morocco ri,cules OF new and handsome pateins
\ large and beautiful assortment of
= 8 aud IA Irish Linens, Sd and o. Sheetinas
4 and 10 table diapers, also diaper, crash and hucka-
back toweiIings, fancy silk and berege hdS;s.
Shell tuck side and curl coubs dressing combs.
In addition above they have, and always keep Oh
hand general of Dry Goods, and ave receiv-
;lIs fresh supplies ny every packet from New YORK.
June 90.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28

FARMERS BANK OF PiRGLNI9.
FsNHE President and Directors have declared dividend
of two and half per the Capital Stock, for
the last six months, which will be pal to the Stockholders
after the I5:h instant. WAI. NEkERVIS, Cashier.
Sd July, 1927. DIT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH.

u The CONSTITUTIONAL Wing IS published t,cce
,reek pednesiays and SaiurdaysO at ue dollars per
cnn',m, payable an G8oance.
u Preui0usioa discontinuance Of The paper, oil ar
reurases must he paid p. find those eho mag ris 10
discoaue soH notify he Editors to that effect at least
thirty days before lie period expires for hch they sub
Scribcd.
IL For aioertising-T5 cents square (ortess for he
first insertion, and SO cents for each conference.-the
Number Of be noted lie MS otherwise
they ,ciN be continued aud charged accordingly.
~ an letters 10 tte Editors mast be postpaidor they
arHl receipe n attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28

81 the close of which the VOLUNTEER TOASTS
were drunk:
By Capt. Hudson III. Garland. Protecting Dutics
The precursors OF a crippled commerce and dimn-
ished revenue; the parent Of direct taIaon, and The
brand of civil discord May Heaven avert lis onward
counsel
BY Capt. willis z. DiciSerson. John Quincy Adams
Exalted to the highest station of human greatness his
emphatic eloquence, his civil virtues and public scrv
ces give new luslre TO tho American name.
Dy Pbincas s. Pierce. Gen. Andrew Jackson Ire
should be nearest TO the bearls of his cOuntrymen
BY II. NJ. Garland, jr. Jittleton Waller Tazeyyell
aud William G. Rves: The Scyla aud Cbarybdis TO
the ship ECoatioD,n of which J. q. Adams is com
mandcr, Henry Clay hoInspau, Daniel Webster
watchman and the presidential chair the polar star.
by DR.. H. J. Rose. LiitIctou w aIler Tazcwe and
William C.. R,yes---tho Scyls and Chary bdis-it re-
quIres a commander like John o. 5dame, belmsnan
like Henry Clay, and waichmsu like Daniel Web
ster to steer our pocalark safely through them.
by G. S. Page. John q. Adams: The distinguish
ed scholar, The great orator and elegant writer: his
fate must soon be cided.--May it be by investing
him again with that Office the duties Of which no has
discharged so honorab'y 70 himself AMI 60 beacdcioy
n tho ccmmuni'v.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-28

Pdrdsots, Undergraduates and Un.5re{tas.
A FRESH supply of each, opening this day. by
WILLIAM NEAtE & CO.
July 81 >,
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81 IL NJ. GARLAND, Jr.
Hail! great day Of liberty,
Hail. the day tiIat made Us free,
Glorious Anniversary!
Glorious Jubilee,
Hail. the day when frccm-u ilrsi
Dar'i their calling chains to bmr,',
Great day! to tyranny acursr,
Freedoms Jubilee.
Sons of sires who fought and biGi.
sans Of s'rrS vino oft have led
On 20 honour's CORY BIRD,
Freedoms dauut'css sons.
This day, III social harmony
Lnitc, and toast their memory.
VINO burs, the bands Of tyrauu",
Aud swo5e they would hc nee.
And should one proud, insulting foe
Invade again our peaceful shore,
Wen meet thcm as in days Of yurc,
Fighting 5loriously.
Thcr pass the sparkling glasses ronr.,,
Ici every heart with joy abound,
Let Freedoms clarion loudly souuj.
lis Freedoms natal d1".