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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-07

From Harano.--We learn by the Rubi-
con, in ii days from Havana, that Com.
squadron arrived there on the
18th Com. Porter had left Key West.
We think it very probable that he had re-
ceived hint from our government.
n. Y. Gaz.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
BRUSHES.

BRUSHES.
Sweeping Brushes, White Wash Brushes, Black
ing, and busting do Scrubbng Clamps, hand
scrubs, &c. s
ROPES.
Traces--Bed Cords-Plough lines-Bed Lacing
Fishing Lines-Haters, Clothe Lines, &c. &c.
HARD WARE.
Knives and Forks, Waters, Butt Hinges, Screws,
Sprigs, Hob-nails, Sparrow Bills. Pad Locks, Cup
board Locks, Chest do. Trunk do. Butcher Knives.
Axes, Bolts, Nails, &c. &c.
CHINA GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
Painted G.. and Saucers, Liverpool do Edged
plates and dishes, c. G. do Liverpool edged and G.
c. Bowls, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Pitchers, Mugs,
Glass Pitchers, DO, Lamps, Casters, Tumblers, De-
canters, Tea sets, &c. &c.
GARDEN SEEDS.
SALT.
Coarse, ground and fine Salt.
READY MADE CLOTHES.
LEGHORN BONNETS.
Mems and Boys Sea Grass and Jersey Straw
Hats, &c. &c.
He has just received an assortment of seasonable
goods-Thankfu for past favors, the subscrberhopes
by his attention to his business and customers, TO
merit a continuance of patronage by his friends and
the public
| WIN. M'CAULLEY.
Near Braady,oi,ae Mills.
| April IL, 1927. Is m.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
WFLLTANx sM'CAuI.ENY

Will continue to keep at his old stand, near the
Brandywine Flour Mills, North side of the Bridge,
his usual general assortment of GOODS of various
descriptions which he will sell low for cash, accep-
tances country produce. Among them are the fol-
lowing articles,
GROCERIES.
Sugars, Teas, Mackerel, Shad, Rum, Jamaica
Spirits Wines, Brandy, Holland Gin, Common Gin,
q. r.. Whskey, Cheese, Black Pepper, Cayenne
Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Mace. Vinegar, 1obac-
co, Segars, Rappee, Moccaba and Scotch Snuff,
Rice, Winter, Summer, and Common Oil, &c.
DRY GOODS
Cloth. Cassimers. Sattinetts, Domestic Muslins,
Do. Plaids. DO. Shrtings, Do Cailicoes Do Checks,
Dinus, Lindseys, Sewing Cotton, Thread, Can
ton & Nankeen Grapes, Italian do. Ginghams, Cal
licos. Furniture Prints, Shifting Muslns, Irish Lin
ems, Tapes, Bobbns, Patent Lanterns, Fur and
Wool Hats, &c.
STONE LIME.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Water Proof Boots, Mems strong ac'd Boots.
Boys do. do do Mems strong shoes. Boys do. do.
Mems fine shoes and pumps, Boys fine Shoes, Wo-
mems Leather Boots aud Shoes, Chdrens Leather
and Morocco Boots and Shoes. &c.
DRUGS, PAINTS, &c.
| White Lead, Verdegris, Lintseed Oil, Litharge
Anderson's Pills. Hooper's do British Oil, Bate.
mans Drops, Bright Varnish, Black do. Lam
Black, Cal. and Jalap, Appodeldock, Wormseed
Oil, Sugar of lead, Spirits Turpentne, Castor Oil
Cream Tartar, Laudanum, Paregoric, Spanish
Brown, Vermillion, Venitan Red, Black Lead, &c.
BACON.
Hams, Shoulders and ftch-Pickledpo pork, &c.
LARD.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
ORY GOODS;
Among which arc

london Sun. cloths & kcrsimeres-assorted colours
West of Emo do. do. do
Sattinetts drillings, yellow and blue nankeens
Valencia 8, Marsailes vest'gs bombazetts d bombns
Red aud green baizes yellow, red and white ilannes
Ginghams, cacos, cambria and shlrting muslins
Irish linens, lawns and cambria linens
Leycnteens, Florences. Gros de Naples lutestring
Flag e. bandanna hanks. suspenders, Canton grapes
Grape shawls, Black, white aud green Italian do.
Long and short kid gloves. beaver do.
Domestic plads, stripes and muslns
Pittsburgh cords, fustians and drillngs
Rose and point blankets
London. ingram and domestic carpetings and rugs
Umbrellas and parasols
Leghorn and wool hats &c. &c.
The above goods were recently purchased at auc'
ton, l. will be sold at very small advance for cash.
JOHN .N'LE.4R.
WILMINGTON April 10Th 1927 1-3n
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

HE partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Ualtiam aid Samuel 1f Cm4Aey, was dis
solved on the LIST. OF December last, by mutual
consent :-those having demands against said firm
will present them, and those indebted will please
make payment to William M'Caulley. who is all-
thorised to settle all business Of said firm.
w. M'CAULLEY,
SAMUEL M'CAuLLEY,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
S16,861 SO

(BA Statement of tax levied in March, 1895, to
meet the expenses of New Castle County for the
current year, and shelving the errors, commissions
and allowances for holding hundred elections, and
amount paid by, and balances due from, the Col
lcctors Of the different hundreds, for the year 1926,
This Sd day Of March 1927.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
$685. 96
RECEIPTS.

~.
Balance in Treasury Cd March, 1896, So94l 90
William Vandesritt, on account OF 1890, 600 VI
Nehemiah Dclaplain, on &C. pi 1928, gao oI
William Anderson, on &c. oil 1874, 900 90
Thomas Madam, on &C. OF l82a, loi 90
Abraham $. Ewes, on &C. OF 1894, oo w
James Patton, in full, of 1894, 20 %
Robert Galbraith, in full Of do. 90 81
Alexander Porter, in full, OF do. 100 W
Ditto do. 1925, pose AS
Andrcv Rarnnbv. in fun. of 1925, 446 So
James Robinson, in full, of do. Al 10
Isaac Scott in full, of do. II 57I
John C. Clark, in full, of do lo4 Y
Iohn Clark in full. of do. sol al
ANDREW MMurphey, on &C. ofdo. 22o 81
Robert Galbraith on ac of do. 2Oo 90
Ditto do. 1896 1919 85
Alexander Porter, on &C. of do l7oo %
John Clark, on &C. of do. 9f3 70
James Robinson, on &C. OF do. oo4 oo
Nathaniel L. David, on &C of do. o4l oo
Thomas J. Clark, on &c. of do. SOL Az
Edward G. Janyier, on &C. of do. 1854 a
Holm Jottomus ON ac. of do, $50 90
Andrew Barnahy on &c. of do. 47o AZ
Wilmington and Philadelphia Turnpike 400 90
Company, rent of Naaman's c.. Bridge,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
SPRING GOODS.

The Subscriber has lust received an extensive as
sortment of Spring Goods, which he is disposed to
sell at the most reduced prices for cash, or approved
credit
.4rlong the varie'y Of his goods
Are--Chntzes, caicoes and gnghams
Cambria, Jaconct and null null nuslins
(;recian and Batteste stripes
Irish linens linen cambria and long lawn
Canton and company grapes and Grape shawls
Black senshaw, luesrns, manuas Bolvars silk bases
Light coourcd plain and hsuri Gros de nap ditto
Silk flags NJ drass and cotton fia7 handkerchlefs
A. 6, 54 black and white silk shawls
6-4 IA and lO-4 table linen, Russia Diaper and crash
1914 couuterpaints and rugs
IA olceched and brown sheetngs and shrtngs
Dorchester and Assanpink bed ticking
Bangup and Pittsburgh cord
Dome site paids and stripes
Furniture and apron checks
| White and coloured linen and cotton Drilling
| Denmark satin and silk stripe do.
Snpernc bonbazmcs Caspian stripes and Norwich grapes
| Sd and CD cambria and furniture dmlty
| NaeAcia, tohnet, MaIsales and furniture vestings
IA, 6, & 81 meno cashmere & English meiino long &
square siawls -.
lsros de nap gause and cashmere handkerchcfs &SS
! Blue and yellow uankecns ss&ss{aa&S
5aie csrpeting, and sacklng bottoms o. 2SY
s. ores, sattins and mantua ribbons IA
Pep iausngs and bordering for rooms
| Umbrellas and parasols gg
| steel and gilt coat buttons
s"sPs ,, rs, ta Fl if1(A e lnd Id
, Mens' ,t Lss"% u. ar s1a as h.ts
Porter sheetmg Asnaburg and Russia sheetng
IA and 5-4 am, Soil cloths
White and cooQ&zd cotton and silk hose
@W& his usual assortment Of
Always hand, the best quality live geese feathers.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends and the
public genersy, for the very liberal encouragement he
has met with, and hopes by keeping good assortment nc
llinx cheap usual he will retain The pub les patronage
\ Joseph Pogue.
81 N. D. The subscriber will sell cloths and ke.sneres
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
Notice.
March so.

The STOCKHOLDERS in the Delaware Fire In
surance Company, are hereby notified, that an In
stalment of Fire Dollars, on each and every share
OF Stock by them held, is required to be paid on
the I'd day OF July next, at the Bank of Wilmington
and b. Wine, between the hours of 9 and o'cocks
?. M. to their Secretary.
By order Of the Board,
DAN'L. BYRNE.S, Sec'y
Wilmington, April, "a, 1897. 2-a
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
DRY GOODS, &c.
OBSERVE.

At No. SO, Market-oTeet,
1he Subscriber has Just received, and is noro
opening. am ertensive variety Of fresh ana
seaS0nable
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
Western Transportation lime,

Western transportation Ainc,
From Philadelphia to Baltimore via Whining
ton and Elkton.
THE Subscribers have established line Of Pack
cts for the transportation of goods from Philadelphia
to Baltimore, by way of Wilmington and Elkton, to
leave c. Pussy and Co.'S. Wharf, Philadelphia, on
Sd and 9th days, Tuesdays and Fridays) every
week. and Light street wharf, Opposite Gerard I.
Hopkins and Moore's STOREY Baltimore, twice
week regularly. First rate Boats are provided,
with experienced captains. Merchants residing at
distance by consigning goods to the Agents at
either end, maxsrely ION their being forwarded by
the first Picket Cpas will be taken in storeat
Wilmington and iors lrded to the Packet at Elktsn Il
Ind at Elkton and Forwarded n. the e. Viii
|0iington, and in all respects thel6& aia will
receive the usual care.
1t is the conclusion of the proprietors to devote
much personal attention to the faithful conducting
of the Western line, and having the assistance Of
the most respectable and able Agents at each end
thereof, thev feel confident of succeeding in giving
satisfaction to their friends and the public.
G. PUSEY e. Co. Philadelphia.
GERARD r. HOPRINS'S MOORE,
Baltimore. Agents.
ROWLAND T. SIOCKLK
Wilmington.
HENRY BENNETT, Elkton.
| Pr0prietors.
! Gerard II. Hopkins and Moore, purchase and
sell grain. and other produce on commission.
\ Sd mo 81, Is m,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
SOAP & Candle Manufactory.

THE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
the public, that the establishment heretofore con-
Quoted by James Ray, Esq. together with the ac-
counts connected with the business of that estab-
lishment from the first of January 1885, have pass
ed into his hands and that he will continue the bu-
siness in all its branches, at the old stand corner of
Tanall and Queen streets, near the Friends lleet-
ing House, where lie will manufacture, and furnish
at Philadelphia prices. Mould md Dim CANDLES,
Faler's Yeiloao and Byown SOAP, of the best quail
ity.
ENOCH ROBERTS.
N. B.--lhe highest price given for TallOw
Butchers Fat, and Fat of every description.
Wilmington, Nov. IA, 1926 1-sm
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-04
Sl,179 SO S8l04 GA
Al 60
800 90
2340 90
Brought up,
Philips Bridge,
Dragon Bridge,
Taylor's Bridge,

Treasurers Commissions, 40
Balance in Treasury March Sd, 1927, 44ll 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26
Ma. CLAY'S LETTER


We are rojoiced that We are able TO copy
this evening the Secretary's letter, res
ponsive to the charge 50 long barped upon
by the opposition, and elected. at last, by
the letter Of Gen. Jackson to Carter Bev.
erley. That letter. indeed, containing no
specific and dr ctcharge aga nst Mr. Clay
himself The implication, however, was
manifest. and was meant to be so. Deem
ing the source from whence this often re.
i,erated accusation has emanated, respec-
table enough to render an answer expe-
dent, the Secretary has nanfully, openly,
and unequivocslly denied any knowledge
Of the proposable said to have been made
to Gen. Jackson, and expressed his sensc
Of the bsseness Of such supposition bar
gain as he has been alleged to have offer
ed, or to have acquiesced in. The coun
] try was entitled 70 such an explanation
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26
Lexington, Goth June, 1927.

The Albany Argus speaks in favorable
terms Of" Pope's improved hand Thresh.
ing machine" It combines simplicity and
strengthen its construction, and with two
men at the wheel, and one to feed the ma
chine, will thresh five bushels per hour.
throwing out the grain thoroughly. The
cost Of II is not one third the average cost
Of the Scotch and English machines. IL
has been highly approved Of BY the Mas
sachusetts agriculture society, and in al
instances where an opportunity has been
afforded TO test It's practical u,illty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26
Circulating Library
II SsrSl.
JAMIsIS xGA ~ - scyyD

TEAS recently addedthe 'ollowing books
4 a. TO his Circulating Library.
No. 1897, Vivian Grey, vol.
" 1913, Teunesscdn, a novel founded on
facts. by mrs Ann Royal, vol.
" 1899, Tales by the o O'liara family, ID Sc
ries, = vols.
q 1870 Last OF the Lairds, novel by the
author Of Sir Andrew Wyle vol.
" l94l, The Young Rifemans comrade, a
narrative, ] vol.
1912. Rivals of Acadia. an old story ofthe
new world, vol
1913, Paul Jones, Romance, by Allan
Cunningham. vols.
1914, Amacks, view Of English fash
ionabe life, = vols
lJ4j, Honor O llaTa novelty miss Por-
'ar, 2vols.
I" i9lG, Pairie. a tale by Cooper, . vols.
lg47, Nprhwood, a novel by mrs Hale,
lvols.
I3I5, Vivian Grey. part 2d, , vols.
" I94), Elizabeth do Bruce. novel by the
author of Clan Albin vols.
1859, Odd volume a collection of Tales,
Leuends, &c &c from he I'd Ed
ingburg edition, vol
1851, Tales Ot a voyager to the Arctic u
cean, , vols
1852, FAIRY Legends and traditions ofthe
South Of Ireland, vol.
1853, Francis Berrian, or the Mexican
Patriot, vols.
1854, De We're, or the man of lndepen.
d3nce, n novel by the author of
Tremaine vols.
& 1875, Hope Leslie, or early tunes in Mas
sachuse,ts, by the author of Red
wood. > vols
q 1856, Father Clement. n Roman catholic
Story, by the author of Decision
vol.
d" 1857, Roc,ections Of Egypt. by the Ba
roness Won MIMI oil, vol.
1l59, The military Sketch Book. vols.
2J9, Travels in Germany, by John Rus
sci, Esq ! vol
$50, History Sf B,ston, from its origin
TO 1925 by & " Snow, Esq. vo
This Library consists If over 4,00O volumes
anl . continually receiving additions. Annu.
a Subscribers by paving -, are entitled t.
one set at a time aud can exchange their
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26

when the charge was solemny preferred.
The flat denial will, we believe. be all suf-
ficient for the vindication of mr. Clay's re-
putaton, in this transaction. The contro-
re~sy must now Of course be changed in
TO a squabble between Gen. Jackson and
his correspondent. The most amusing re-
suits ofthese storms in a teapot, is the tenn
porary Immortality conferred on some peo-
pie. Who ever heard, fer example, Of Car
ter Beverley before
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26
Leghorns * BYOadclo,hS
WIN. JAMES TILLEY,
At the Store No. -S5 &TS6.
THAMES STREET,

HAMEs-sTREET,
HAS just opened nice ghorn Flats anC
II Bonnots; also, blue, olive and clare,
broadcloths, nice and cheap, and very suitabl,
iDr the present season On hand. some hand
some carpetings, and superb lot of Amer
can Goods by the piece or yd such as satti
neits, prints, plaids, stripes, checks. shcoting.
and shlrtings;- very nice vestings, and man,
other articles, which arc just received
w. J +. intends making such alteration.
IN his business as will enable him to kecr
Goods to sell By the bale or piece He IN
on hand many articles which shall be sold a.
low at Wholesale as can he found in Boston or
New York. He is receiving new goods ever
week JuIy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26
NOTICE.
Newport, June z

T,HE subscriber being about 20 be absent
u fro2 Newport on business for FIVE or six
weeks. takss this mode of informing those
persons who have coniIded their business 10
him. that HrSEy 'CRASsroS, ESQ. or
GsoReH TuRsrr, Esq in his absence, will
attend 10 ans business of his.
RICHARD X. RANDOLPH
Newport, June ".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26

Respectfully informs has friends and The
Public in general,
EHAT he has removed doors north OF
Il his old stand, and directly opposite
the Merchants Bank, where he offers for
sale, eight day clocks and time pieces brass
andirous; looking glasses; gold beads, anu
chains finger rings; ear Ilngs; goh pins
various patterns; shell combs; silver spoons,
and Spectacles Rogers penknlves-wIth
a variety Of other articles in his line which
he ls disposed to sell on the most reasona
ole terms.
Clocks and watches carefully repaired
ITCash paid for old Gold and Silver.
June 81, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26

AMONG WHICH ARE
4 TIT and Mahogany Framed Looking
- Ga.sns.
E.s, hadrons ari shovel and Tongs.
F.aruil Ten p 81. Sugar and cream Pots.
O. G.ss. AID c..nni.n Castors,
I .t.d ard Hriss clud'es'icks
T.r.f sH. Steel smut b, ana Trays.
I ... aui Japarnal u-pcndcd shop Lampg,
Brass auI J7a10rJ stand Lamps.
C.li Bead and chains.
e. "a and SID Watch Seals and kcys.
Pearl. Ut, Garnet chased, and Paste Jew
o. at every description.
S.au Ivory. aud Horn combs.
Silver and Britannia spoons.
: reraud Steel S.ectlcles.
cd end SILVER Watches
p rlt aud plain I.repiecos.
Clocks and Watches cleaned
and repaircd-and Jobs in Gold
and Silver attended to.
Cash given or Old Ga'd and Silver.
WILLIAM F. BARKER,
CHARLES ~. MUMFORD.
Newport, June -, l527.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON s. READ,

Erlnters OF the Laws OF the united states
IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsends Coffee House,
And South corner Of Pelham-street.
entrance Pelham street)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price Of .fdgertiSiny.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Larger ones in the same proportion
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
.1JAll acccnnts must be settled at least
once year
D7No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26
MR.. ENOWLES,

Informs The Ladies and Gentlemen Of .Ntt0-
port,
THAT he has opened a school for in
structing the above art at the room
yer Mr.. Bulls Store, No. l2S Thamc,
street, where he will attend to those who
may favor him with their patronage. All
Interested are invited to call and satisfy
themselves ofthe merits Of the system, and
examine specimens Of painting.
n. B. All materials furnished by the in
structor, and Diagrams prepared for those
who have before attended to the art Like
wise Masonic Aprons painted to order.
June %. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-26
tloor Cavpeting, English
& AmeYican.
HEARTH RUGS. g.

wide Bombazeen fos only 9s per yard; gu
per broadcloth from 80 to Sc per yard;
Flannels, Bombazet, and Sircsssians. 1900
yards Elegant Ribbons; small figured Ca.
hcoes for Friends; Elegant black Lace
Wells and Vandikes; real Merino Shawl,
long and square; Canton g. Nankin Craze.
Nankn Grape Shawls; black and white
I.evantine shaded Silks, cheap; Cotton and
SILK Umbrellas: Parasols, very handsome;
Raw Silk Maniles and Long Shawls: Ele
CANT Ladies Baskets and Heiicules; lot
Of very cheap Ladies Curls, French hair;
and Mohair Nets; Elegant Silk Barage, a.
gadze Hdkfs.; blue and yellow Nsnkin
slain and figured Swiss and India null
Mushns; elegant real Iuda muslin Man
tics. much less than the Boston price; in.
bilee stripe and plaid Musins snd Prints
elegant Battice Dresses and EIdkfs. with
many other articles not mentioned Thes,
Goods were selected with great care snt
his old Customers a. also the public whr
wish 20 get the worth oftheir money, com,
to no. 112.
NpuuOrt June q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18
Meaning the meriDo sheep.
COMMUNICATED.
ARArOR.
May g. 1927.

There was a bresk Of Sc hogshead., at he
Pebble Warehouse on the 10th inst, - Of which
were sold: the result no doub, will be pleasing to
he planters generally; the parcel " as made up OF
crops from Fiuvsnra, Goochland, Charlotte, ard
Amelia. This rrices were TO the owners highly
gratifying. and in some instances sold for more
than il had been valued 81 by the hes, Judges; a
me ~hrgshead went under seven dollars, aud Sc
versl st $40 20, luss hroueh, 50 1t is hoped
that those prices will continue. as they must af-
ford great relief to the Farmer and Plan er; tb.
key pillars upon which all trade must stand I is
but right thea that they should be made particular.
ly acquainted with every advantage tina, has been
designed FOR their good, when they may avail
themselves of them or not Let i; be repea ed that
The state is hound for all tobacco as soon as the
same IL offered or receipied for, AT the public
Warehouse; SO that if by FIRE or otherwise. a crop
or a large parcel were to be distroy ed, every man
In The comnIonw -sIih would be bound, as ell ar
the inspectors I, will he recollected ina; at O
Their Warehouses. many cases of loss fal heavy
upon The ms ec'ors alone; il may be hard that II,
should be 80, but every one should lock 10 his
own interest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

has been so long. continually in s0cn large doses,
administered by the ge.ius Of a political Nioi pheus,
ths, It will take, l fear, 80 ordinary effort, a. well
as no short 'ime. 20 expel it, effects and strange
after all TO relate. this who fatal opiaie prepare.
lion will be found at last consist In nothing
more nor le-s than the cousnmmaie craft, iuofren
sive plausible conduct, not to forget the saiati.h
department of the agent who admlnisters it.
To the cure, however, o. this drow>y, uhmanly
and unbeconiog disease, I most sanguinely look %
he sovereign %antilo;e, the in Intelligence, virtue AMI
Discrimination of The people. IL j. only by he bold
Eexeriion and influence OF these re-. ieening chsrac
ieris'ic- OF the inhabitants of this district, that the
poor Northern Neck can be restored to it's primitive
purity, past political health and visor.
We are most smphaticslly exhoried by all The
considerations, l will not say, appertaining TO our
national character, bu; TO our standing as a COM
ponen' part OF this Union, TO substitute in the plac.
OF a shadow, the bone aud sinew Of a man I'm the
room OF the art, cunning and accommodating dis
position OF a Talleyrand, as far a. our materials
VIII allow, The stern %virtne, he independent bold
ness and straight forward march 81 a Macon, .
Randolph and a Floyd
PLA!N-DEALER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-18

Many psrsons within our own knowledge have
teen Of the belief that Mrs. Randolph's situaiioa IN
life did not cali Tor the lsodshls donation OF our
legislature We hope The following extract OF 2
ieitsr from this I.-dy 10 d. = S DAVIS, OF
Abbeville, will put to rest all aprrehensions 90
this subject. CcL IS. CO. Telescope.
DEAR STR-I should not have been thus rsui-,
N returning you ny thanks for Jour kind attention
in forwarding the South Carolina resolutions, bot
for the delay oecssioned IN the hfst instance by
some days d~eteptiou NJ your letter in Albsmsrie,
and alSoths Circumstance OF us finding me con
fined TO 10y BED wttb O severe indispostioa, which
left ue IN a state Of great debility.
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