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g. rust'i.,t ~, ur ether Ecnlemen, who
may inter, Il ;Avin,,i, III the sale Of ,his Ned
icinc, sh.l haze a liberal discount allowed them.
lhcy may br .s,ne,. that the ingredient. used
IL thc Manufacture Of il Arc cntr, + simple, ;,ntl
ola corrective uaturc, aa1 is specific qualilics
haHr beente'tel ~ many oF our most rc,p@rta-
bic Physicians
0rAers iroalany nari Of ihc l'nion viii be
.0,njed ioMith p,'a'taalny. and every iniornGt
ton given ,!...t sn4 h required. Address to
jt,ll& 4. PARKER,
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To lie clrc Of ti&n,on aud lcNandcr, ri
.ta2, F4.hdAdjo,
{ tiI,2rIrlC.ATns.

was afflicted, sasylal years ago, with rncr
c"ria disease, Nn.ch destroyed ~ hca!th ai.
ctccbicd my constitution q tha, decree t!at !
dlspailrd d! syr again recovering from thc ct
trcs ott had heca under the care q a ply.
,ician ur more thfrsc' n months, and iily m4la-
dy sta nt.anlt. 10 incrcayc IN fact had IL
ca,a, uic1raicd, whcn BY chance, baean- ~
ts.l,ntcd y I'LL Hr. J,ia.2. Pqi.rr, Aho informed
u4 that lis b,lievoA hc could crle me in a ytr!
,aG't time witI, IL iaa4,ta, iivc bottles of hich
III store. .nc u ht.lth and comfort.
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LINMY .VLIlCK.


The Proprietor Of Parkct', Panacca has thc
SUBSECTION of ia>ag bc!ols. tac public, tAc fol-
lowing II c9n,lachdat0ly LutGc of hi, Medicine
from Or Edwin 4. ttcc, highly respectable
Practitioner in plladclpi;,.
''!iaNing been requested 70 state, what cYpcr.
81 &C have lad d; the efficacy Of parker's i'aua
CO, ;ua enabled to SAY, that thrc patients,
who have ,lscd o III. bottles, presented for Trial,
have evidently derived gtca benefit. he iya'
Is 4 rcsprclgb!l female, who l.bord unlcr cX
! trcrc scroicous debility in winch the stomach
/ participated uigely--its digestive l4hcuons be-
my much disortlcrcd. Altcl taking one bottle,
her health was in.prov, d-her appetite, digcs-
ton and COM pie xion mcliorated and in the use
| Of the second bottle her convaiesencc is speedy
The second is tie son Of huald-mcrc.ant,
who Suffers with the hlp-dis, iar scrutulot.s at
fcction or carries ofihc reck Of the thigh Doac.
Previously 10 the use OF i'arkcr's paN.ce;,, he
had habtualy suffered great pain IN tlc affected
part, and lls gtncil health Was much impaired
lie has taken nearly two bottles, ana his parent.
say he has been more free Of pain than before
while lis general he;l,h is FAST improving
The third is Lady, whose disease is supposed
to be Rheumatic--and who has long sutlcrct
: with IN extensive iccr fthc log, resisting til,
+, remedies prescribed by two regular and cm.ncn
: physicians, who apptchcuded The loss of ,i.e iini
II by Sangrcne. BY request, called to see her To
y day; viewed the ulcer, which is now rot mow
l tl,an atuurth, in diameter and depth, of what
: was orgnally-is much less swollen very sligh,
/ y paniul-alid she says She has received NOR
l. benefit from the two bottles of Park ers Panacea
Y than from ANY medicine that had been before I'D
$ mnstcrcd."
: fthe above recommendations notice is calct
n lated to benefit tile proprietor, is at his service
= Il. A. A1LEE.
n Philadelphia 5ih mo. 50, 1897
Sold by Joslrn BRISGHunsr, Druggist an
Chemist, No 81, Market street Wilmington
re Also, at j. IIAnLAs's Drug Store, onposi,c c IT,
II Town-IIall, Mark ct street
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Witness. III. SrrwAnr.

pd4rl3a'c, ft5rawy II, 1857.
ibhde55ja, .4JrI 11A 1877
hcf by certify that ny wil w., aiiictc.l With
lhc most cycruciitinl ithcuu.dic pao, j tliiitt
hubs ior two mouths. b.iu;s ADVISED to u! F.r-
iirr'S Pe"eete, Pgocuted two l,9itiss i.le ...@- :
c,tr. entire, ratnu'ctl the pai', a''A she i no"
Moil
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Ycgctahlc Rcnoyating Panacca.
FOR THE CURE OF

Carciuliy prepared from tho original recipe,
and warranted equal TO any now i'll use
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Iatc| FanF and Sl.'Eca manufactured BY
Edward brookcs s; Son, Orange, between
Front and Second streets.
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MAN %. l89-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-13

would waIssnt such liberal feelings from a Moth
American. am now prepared to Join my opinion
with that OF many OF my counnymen & to believe
that his g pacific policy Of policy il can he) il
cool and e!!bsIate intrigue his part to graft
fy ambitious views, which his calculating genius
has taught him prudence enough 10 aYow OF
even Intimate 10 the public.
- That he should have preserves terms with
Gen. Paez and have eX ended pardon TO his rsrti
ssas, IL net at all astonishing, is il difficult TO
divine the motives by which he was ial!uenr ed in
this act oil ieni,y. He knew the power of Paez.
aud lie feared il: he therefore cloaked his rimdity
under the love OF country, and virtually recogniz
ed all their proceedings. But that he should have
conferred promotion On those men who were mos,
active IN the destruction OF the Tranquility of the
county, and have neglected those who we.e the
WARM supporters and defenders of the Conslhuti-
onsl rish's of the Government. is matter so
wrapped In mystery, that even the Cosiatcros
themselves are at a loss 10 coupi ehend the tenor
OF his proceedings.
=" With me bis conduct admits Of bui one ar
gument, wiz III lis either great fool, and has
imposed upon the world greatness of character
wh'ch lac never possessed, that hi. plans have
not yet arrived at that state of maturity when he
can appear before The political tribunal Of his own
and Other countries, greater man than the world
has yet known him to be.
p" We a.e looking forward with much interest
TO the opening OF The next Congress, the proceed
ings oil which vii! n.easurably determine the fii-
lure destiny OF Colombia. Should they accept The
resignation OF Bolivar. as is generally supposed, a
dissolution OF The Government IL, in my opinion
inevitable; but the consequences resulting Fl, on
this separation OF the Provinces being sh GUIDED in
The womb of time, Can only view them spe-
cuia'lvey, and prepare for The worst that eau en-
sue Venezuela IL not field sufficiently large Tor
two great bodies. like Bolivar and PAez to move
IN; the former is ambitious of unlimited pow er and
p"ii'ic-i ACKNOWLEDGMENT; the latter, really be
ieve, Is only ambitious of military glory, and the
unshaclEled Liberties of his country thus, their
views being 50 strongly ,ntra.ied, 1 conceive j,
Impossible f'r them TO operate toge her. in so
sual! sphere, with harmony and peace
BAH Fed. CG-.
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The attempt which was made in tie House Of
Lords on Monday last, 10 obtain from the Bislfor
Of London, a formal dsclTdiion OF his Majesty !,
personal opinions, with regard to the CstboIic
Question, met from the highest authorities in that
assembly, prompt aud constitutional rebuke
Lord Lsnsd0wns warned the Reverend Prelaie oil
the peril to which he would be ex posed by finish
INK The svowsl, in the course If which he was
fortunately for himself. interrupted The Riybl
Reverend PrelsIs 10 Pdyy Councillor, ami had
sense enough TO shrink frou the responsibility Of
boiding himself forth in Parliament as the Ktns's
sdyiser in outage upon The Constitution.
Lord Hnuowby declared that it would be a
mOekefy Of The nation Tor noble Lords to sir IN
Parliament with an hypothesis hanging over them.
mat the King " had previously formed opiaioo
ugon any measure which vas about TO bs dscuss.
ed
We presume that HE Grace Of R.tland ,yiI
state publicly, and on Royal authority, all tba,
passed from The lips Of an flusfFiou. Persoosge
during tbs interviews Of four hours each Win
which bis Grace wss honoLed lately on ,,yo arc.
cessiye days. II his Grace were to- choose n, -
time and place Of his announcement an s,sno,t,i,
Of Bishops, or Bible meeting, We o,s,s :, -
Americans say, that ihs exhibiton woulI bs q,
Hsmely eiiiyipg and instructive; especiallV II 4.
shpil relate 81 fhs aner50ies Of Facing. hnn,ioe
&c. with which his Majesty conds,eea5ss -
smg7s rs rfscs IN 1ose ,'~o tccas'bra
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0.0ice ofMe Cenfinel. p,

SosroN, July 3. {
capt Davis from Mon evideo, furni.hed the fol-
loving official despatch:-
On board he National Corvette cha
cdouco, PATAGONIA, March 29lh. 1927. (
The subscriber has the satisfaction 10 rono,,ri
cate TO your Exceilency, that Brazilian ernsii-
ton consisting Of four vessels of war and six hun
a'ed and hty -tCur men, destined TO invade tbis
port has been captured. with the execution of ono
"hich was cast away on the bank at the mouth of
the river. 10 this glorious triumph, I have The
honor 10 Inform you, thai there were but few killed
on elmer eide: ours four killed and six vvouod
ed OF the latter four were oficers;- loss of tie
enemy, seven killed and five woun,.d (,,,,,in
shepherd was killed. / cannot do les Than 80
recommend 20 T3a- coisijesstiaa, tho .ooJ eo,-
lict vi my officers and men, who fought with ., -
'ousi'sm and have proved 10 my faiisfaction that
they are true patriots.
send you lit OF the class and number Of ,,.
captured vessels on The 9Th March, which are a.
ioiows- Ahs corvette Itapsrica, mounting four
zen q poundsrs and six long ? Founders, two
u ,'V '",'c' BRASS, with abundance Of ammunition
ana munitions Of war. The bermapbrodi.e Lrie
EscudeTo, one brass p FOUNDER on svivsI f,'
~ Pouhders With munitions ofvyar complets Tbs
scnf' Cyhsian;ii, one brass qua on s,tvsl.
10 FOUNDER ADD two oih.f guns The yessei. ,,i,i
ready for sea wv" 70 "@ue
~ be your determination 20 send these YEA
,sis hence on cruize, think il can EASILY be
Iyhe Iof among the prisoners are 200 Eaglisiinen
""O nave offered their services 70 the nation. and
We shall only be in want OF few officers.
Ire undersigned saluies your Excel!eaev. with
'"e highest consideration and respect
SANTIAGO JORGE BRYssON.
70 ''s "1eeileroy The Minister Of war.
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GREAT TIllE IN AU0,T-er,


i 10 Y~y = iiis city wac fou.ed f,on 10
~ ~. ~ q" morning about oicork by ~ fsf,,s.
VIM f -hc os'ou;ins element bad gsde such prortesl
n e.o,ene IN 80 = 70 sei human defiance.
4 . ~ mat large wooden bufldtng 81, T,,o.t.,e,t
,;s - Gioos Tavern, sod extended E.sf sod Wet
eros. sf,est sia 49, reached Weswadly, to the mex
house. ss,,,se asy erected by si Boirs az De
Ell,...trsef c H. we points h0n Broad street back
~ W." ,e nsnottns funs. The oripe;,sf ovysers
~ 49, 'a'. sfs Gen. ". W. mostromsry ssf
800 Az the merchants and sba.Lssoery as.
more % ie hnt informed a., ,l ,rs,iosf
10y, nous, sna goods 80 insuted rhe nsrns Of tho.e
III ts w. t'nsacied in tie de.ftoyed I,ilJn.s, "a.
~ We can eeseei sfe Nessrs WIN s3snnoo tbs rsn
y2e3 Eawads and Bfgan, ~ he hs,ssen aar N
.tf. - ~ Offmpus Confeo tioner Ho0siry,'
E si2efb 9hoeinasefi rbsyer Williams. Ms AID
- o"s CO. f'niersi Shepherd Cheea.te, eiofnts
~ N 80 .'oeehtfJ Nurej bpfne co. eonfeciier. -
w ~ y, Ls.n' c'moi5''sn eeicbsni Ne &C. m. = ssil II
49,. 5'' iHs "hieh hs cgcf been in Aaen,fs srs 3 "A
~ -'-lt'on' iiai gl iisrs have csrp 1t Il
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EROAf cn1n,rnr.

We aavo received Giles Of Bogota pagers q, the
90 oil Nay BY way OF Caracas. but tbri, contents
nave osen anticipated by files already received
ron Csrh'ssns' One Of our correspondents in
u WIZ DC seen by the annexed extract has
amons foreigners, against Boiivsr
CARACAS, 16,h June, 1927.
was once disposed like yourself 10 enfs-ts;,
a most isvoufsb's opinion Of General Bolivar. AMI
'Ni7a t''l - -, & srv ts-i 8 he cn1le-,
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SPECK OLE WAn

3" CUayGqui!, -dpril 49, We are all the qtsi
o're here. ColOUbi'n division from Peru,
which Landed the FIST inst. a, Mintier.li, is now
on Inc March 10 attack this city. We have sent
away our females, and non combat ante; our forts
are well supplied, and viii be well manned; and
we hope 10 give the gentry warm reception
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-13

Although there was no public celebration of the
recent National Anniversary IN the city of Balti-
more, there was general suspension OF business
on the occasion; and number Of parties civil and
military, were assembled together in commenora
ton of the day Among the military CORPS which
parsded on the Fourth, was detachment Of the
Filth Light Infantry, consisting Of the handsomely
uniformed companies Of Captains Howard. Smith
and McEldsrry, tie whole under the command Of
Lieut.. C.i. Cooke. They embark ed aCsn early hour
Of the morning on board the steamboat Virginia
accompanied By Major General Mcdonald and
Suite, iientensnt Colonel Campbell, aud several
invited guests; and after pleasant run of four
hours, landed az tie Capital OF The State. They
were received with due. military honors bv Caoi
Fhurston, a. the head Of the JI0hed States troops
Of Fort Severn, the Annapolis Volunteers and
ST. johns College Cadets. The whole body then
moved 10 the beautiful College green. where they
were reviewed by His Eeceis1cy. Gov Kent, ana
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Suite Ihc review was followed by handsome
cold collation., sci out und-t the ancient Liberty
Tree The Alsyo' OF Annapolis presided at the
entertainment, and in cordial and handsome man
ueT welcomed the Baltimore Volunteers 10 the an
client metropolis Bali. Amerieaa.
At the celebration al = ange Court House, Va
we understand that Mr.. Madison, Tx President OF
the u States. and Philip Z. Barbour, Esq Repre-
sentative TO Congress, sddr ess.d the company.
federiekst,ys Hcrold.
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The National Anniversary was celebrated with
good deal oi spIfH al CT, fgetown In fhis DIS.
inct. The several Volunteer Cofl,s Of the nl.cs
with Capt Cobbs School Of Cadets, made hand
some military display. The several Companies
were addressed by the Ulcers thereof with remafk
appropriate TO the day Addresses VI ere al.o t.rn
nounced by Mr.. Charles Ivine, Of the Columns
Debating Society and by MIR. Samuel l. Beall in
the Lancaslerian School House. The Columbis
Anilleriss dinsd on Lees Hill, General stnttI,
General Thompson, and the Mayor being eues,.'
r"e day was also hand omey celebrated AZ
Gsorgetown College, Grafton having been de-
livered by WIN. II. Wikod There were ,eye,s1
otnef Public DIasers also on this occasion.
Mt Int
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AZ ru'es holen in the cies Office Of tie snr-orr COM,
OF chaneery for the Richmond district tse 6b d, rs
August. 1927: " 10y "a
Robert Il Gibson and Amcy A. B. his wife, PHe.
against
abraham i!Atcheu surviving adn'or de boris non or
'! lHan Bell dec d. Peter !. Grgg, adn'ot Of John
liul'' uac ~ WHO was another admor de bons non Of
said william Bell, decd, Richard Eupes sheriff and
adm or &c bons non Of Grandson Bagley, dec d. and
IN his Own right, Archer Robinson adIn'or of Na,a,
FowlIes, decd Williamson Dickinson ad,n'or of NJ.
t"n Dickinson, deed, who executor of Grandson
b'siey' deed, Nathan Fowlkes, executor Of C;atr,i
IowIkes, deed, Henry ~ Watkins, actin, 80 *
VIM. l.. Venablc decd, Joseph B. Inrrnnns v;rlisy,
h"binSon. iiczchiah II Anderson JOHN U,r1ayra.
ana VIM ]. bupuy, eX'ors Of James uardavav dcri
"'o was ADM or Of Elizabcth l.. r. Hardav.ay for
molly Bell 'ohn i. Bell, Tyree G.. Bacon sler,C a,i
adw.or OF Francis Spain, Richard ~ B,ll and Jna,,
1'eN'."n, "'c H. and cS'nr or ad,nor
OF fanciS Fihgcrsli, deed, vfo was former adm ar
O. John Y. Newman, decd. Pulaski +. Bell, VIM.
N"ofe. iohn Williamson. Ishau Pcrfue, Elizabeth
Newman, Llyira Newman and Phoebe p. Newman, ami
W liiiam Jones, cyor adnlcr Of " iarn jones' 81
dec q, late of the State OF Alrbama, DNs.
The defendants William Jones and Pulas'i g. Bel;
not having entered their appearance aud given securit
according ne Of assembly and the rules Of Ills
court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence tha
they inhabitants Of this country: f, Is odrres
'hat 'hc said defendants do appear on tho f da,
Of the next term and the original and amended
bills of the plaintiffs; aud that ccry Of this oer be
forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond, f1r months successfully. and yas
ted The front door Of 'tc capitol, said city
- s-?y. Test. E"I. ~ HE' ING,c. :.
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~ rules, holden in m cl,.hs ore OF She sunerior con-.
81 chancry for the Richmond district, the Cd dav ~
July, 1927: ' "
"n Mann in his t ana as TX o, Of James Mann,
decd, Ij '"'
against
Dsnlami" n'ann in his eh and as cx'or IF Jsr.e
.l'nn, dec ID, william irtiGhear!, si,eE of Ham
ever county ana a such. adm on IoF, Mann dec,
Martha harrington WHO Martha Maun Aus;i,
!nIirr AMI Fanny his wife, Elizabeth Wade who wa,
i.'7"beth Nann, Reuben Burton, ex'cr of Thomas
Wade, James Hjaru, Elizabeth Mann and AdeEre
Mann, George Gilman, YIN. Gilman and Mill
''"!''an' thompson Aiahn, Martin and Eliza
fe'!i hts wiz, hIcorp and Judith b,s ,,it
WIN. A!ann, GCnrge Mann and Sarah Mann Park
Street and Temple hyiett, John d. Brown Fler,inr
Brown. Thomas Cav noIn, Arnc Mann widow o.
James Mann, Elizabeth who intafmared with
Judy, George, William ard Sally Mann, children Of
George Mann, decd, IjGs.
The defendants Austin Porter and Fanny his wifi,
James A'ann George Gilman, WIN. Gilman NIflly Gill
man thompson iiann, Martin and Eizabet,
his wife, Moore and Judith his vile W.
Mann, Geo'gc Mann, Sarah HIann and Thomas Cav
thorn, not having entered their appearance and gwen
security according 10 the actof assembly ard the ruiz,
OF this court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country: il is o,
dered that the said defendants do appear here ON rio
FIRST day Of the next term and sver the bin or Tho
P"in''i; and That copy Of this order be 70, byitb in
serted ~ some newspaper published in the CITY Of Ricr-
moni, 1f two months successfully, and posted AT t>a
mont door CT the capitol, in the said civ
- copy Tcsn, VIM. W. EIENING CT
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EE5E EER aMmS-

% published i'll pamphle, form, ana for sale at ~
- ne bookstores an TIC cjtg, The trial and conviction az
'he Three Spa0rds, who sentence of deaf,
I" he executed on the l7ih inst for PIRACY and MUIR
pEt1, committed ON board the Brig Crawford OF r,oc
(Nass) together with the scheme which was aanrcI ,,
take possession OF The vessel ind most acso,
' e III" ct the ling!cadrr, DIR. .iirGnder Yay an old
ana experienced pirate, aud man killer, cut his avn
throat ~ Hampton Roads when lie found his escape inn
p"c'I"eie The holiness and -.ueliy this monster has
se"'Cc'y Fafaie III any ruuWrr-he seemed de fch,
IN '1c destruction at and has baeu often Heard t
BOAST during his frequent imprisonmcms his diabo.a
crnes IN 'ni"us pats 9" the United States, that he had
committed more murders than any other the world
aug .}ti.
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rules holden in s clerks Office Of TIE superior cou,.
OF ehamceIy far the i;iciinomd district, I'd day OF
July, 1927:
w iiiium Mann, D,
against
Jacob Myers, and Thomas T. Bo,!in only actin, exSe
'iD"N'N MOSS He'"' DIS.
The defendant Jacob Myers, no, having entered b1s
appearance and given security riding 10 tire act OF
assembly ana The Iu!es of this and it appeayirr
py satisfactory evidence, lal re Is an uahant AZ
this country; 1t ordered, that said defendant do
appear mere on the day of TIE ncxt term and an
s"ef me 'i.i Of The PLAINTIFF and that copy of this
"aer De forthwith inserted newspaper published
III the city of Richmond, for months successvev
ANA posted at the front door capitol in the said
city. i copy. .Tesfp
az VIM. W. HENING. c. G
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Tohc editor Of The Lqneaafer Jor,nal

JJGlrTstFT .jD
The Cincinnati Advertiser was list nirht pIaceJ in
J hands by friend, containing an address from Cen
jackson 10 the public, dated TIC 18th ui in which
ne announces me 10 be tie member Of Congress to
whom he had REFERRED in lis letter ATr. Beverly of
The OH Oi June last. The duty which I owe t ic
public, and 10 myself coupcls me 10 publish IN
the world The only conversation which ever held with
Gen JACKSON upon The subject OF The las: Presidential
election, prior 10 its termination.
In the month of December 1924 \ elo-t ,in,o a0or
the commencement Of the session of CONGRESS heard
among other rumorrs tiicD in circulalion that Cen
jackson had determined, houd lac he elected President
10 continue MIR adams in the Office Of Secretary of
state. Eitauugh / felt certain he had never inti,p,.
ted such intention, yet was sensible tI,a potldno
could be better calculated beth cool the ardor Of
his friends and inspire his with condolences than
the belief l9fa he had already selected cicf CONNIE
tfor. for lie highest Office within his gilt ,!fo,,ri
ten jackson owed il 10 himself and 10 the cause IN
Aich his political friends engaged to contradict
ms report; and 10 declare that he would not appoiut
10 That Office the man. borrower worthy he might be
VINO stood az the head Of the most formidable party of
MS polical enemies. These brrr my Impressions
addressed letter 10 confidential friend in PennsyIya>
MA tben and sill high in Office and exalted in cbarac
ter and one who had been the decided advocate
OF General JacitsOn'5 election requesting his opin
ION and advice upon the subject. / received his an
swer, dated The 9th December 1871 upon The 2aih
winch IS now before and which STRENGTHENED a,d
confirmed my precious opinion. ] thcn finally
determined either that ! would ask Gen jackson
myself or get another OF bis friends TO ask himwhe
ther he had ever declared I've would appoint Mr. Adams
Secretary Of State. In this manner hopcd a contra
cctlon OF the report might be obtained from himself
and that he might probably declare il was not his in
tention 10 appoint Dir Adams.
short time previous 10 the receipt Of The letter to
which have referred my friend Mr. Marigcy nd
self got into conversations we very often did boil,
before and after, upon the subject Of the Presidential
sec,'on' and concerning TIE person Who would proba
bly, be selected by Cen Jackson. 10 6u The Office =,
Secretary o! State feel s:rce.ely sorry <Aat ann
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15
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JrpeditiDn Ggni!tgi tie T,dians
detachment OF 500 troops undar the command Of
zen atkinson, passed here or Sunday last, in the
Steam Boats Hamilton and lniianra. from Jefferson
Barracks. They were here joined by the S. T. IS
SEX Oh BOARD OF %cb, part Of the uonps were en-
6aIked. The expedition is destined for the Upper
Mss'ss'FP' 10 protect orr citizens in that quarter
and chasse The Indians for their late attacks upon
them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15

bliss TWncr.-iD the House Of Lords on The 81,
OF June the royal assent given TO the bill dsso-
wing the marriage aclacen Miss Turner and y. G.
Wakefield.
Tunnel ua1cr he ThnucS.-Tke New Times nr tho
18th says-TIe aperture in the Tunnel under tha
Thames, has at length after considerable exerion and
dIihcuity been successfully closed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-15

If the Public knew the .4uhor of the ESSAYS of
which the following is the lst No. they would require
no invitation from TO read them We will op!y
say, that they will amply repay the reader.