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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06
Ie"t Pd'Gce Of BegDtn J
Son fember. IL. 1897 {

SP.erh Of the y ce President on receir no the
L.beTa or ia The Cove, nnIe,lt House
Most Excellent Sir. Liretator Pre-ider,: After
Ill the de olstrations Of love, respect and conf
deace, sh wn 10 YOU by the People, /, who am
also member of the Supreme A Administration Of
the State, must couiire myselfto expressing to you
our qualification in seeing you restored TO the Re
public, and in POSSESSION Of the supreme authority
which the Nation has conferred on YOU Wha,
OTHER v'she+ be ours, than those which flow
from hearts that love their country, are f1iilful 10
IT'S IN rtitution-, anxious for its stability and inter
ested IN your glory? they are. assursdly, nole
o'hsr than 10 zee the Republic again united under
your authority The parties which have distracted
II destroyed public quiet established the rjqhis
o! the People secured end the laws, liberty equal
~. and your uanscendant reputation, triumphant.
Should ibis be the result of your efforts in lie ex
erciss o! be supreme national authority which " e
ell expect, with perfect confidence, tie vici.sudes
Of the Republic, and the troubles " hch have af
tlicted your mind, well as ours, Will bu, have
served a crucble 10 puffy our love for liberty.
and vhat makes "a deserving of it, for the power
and stability Of Colombia, and Yourself we viii
spare no efforts that may contribute to the tran
qnilify and happiness Of Colombia, and 10 the glory
OF our Goyernmenf have SPOKEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06

Adde'S ono ncel - he Isberator in Congres.
after taking the oath.
When first sccepted tie charge Of the Presi-
asncy, promise 10 support the Consultation a.
isr az lag 10 ny pswer that is, as a solder
Pledged To the war NJ Independence marched 10
the South effected he liberty Of all that territory
witch wac un'er ths Spani-h dominion IN. Re
puohc was made enrrs. Peru called tor The nro.
lection Of the Colombian army, and conf led jts
destn.!e- 70 my hands; .he named me Dictator. 7
tnnlnphei r mpls ely over he, enemies; snd, ua-
der the shade OF the liberating Colon ban 1 t,vo
ss'er Republics were born Peru aad Boi.,ia.
DiscOrd 'iyidcd Coloubians The North s,rp~.
gied to break che fundamental laws Fru .,ir,dsl
cannon we tbund-dng. Ccy 20 speesse die
iomnlt, end by dee es Got January 1ID r,-y--
|blisli-d peace SUI ua'on. Public order and tra,-
guilty were afterwards re established The Con.
gress beard the general cry Of tie Nation lnrefi
ousiy demand reform. Tie Grand Convention was
sum uoned, and by this q cans, Congress has saved
ne R@pubi'c. The actual situation Of Colombia
no" merits tis wisl0m; eigh tbe ea.ifes T
nave svgSr''ed, and give ~ deny to thea IN, g.
probation. Tie Secretary General VIII nres.~, T..
Memorial. in deffite al the disua ery,be;o,s, ~
winch The Republican hes been threatened. ic s,.,s
oi me almo-, snarchcsi condition Of lie sootb ~
Colombia, nope, aDa bore PROMISE tl,s Coy,,oss
20 9si'ei oyer no the hsnis Of he Grand Ia,.
a'io"' Che hspuJ'e Of Colomb a, Tree and usi.
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deprcc a,ed the shedding of my countIymen's
blood!
.tF History. which has done justice to your
co,hearapf,. will no, be backward in giving
due recompense for his cruelty. Every drop
of American blood shed 10 satisfy his unholy
passions, is stain On his laurel>, which, likt
a mortal mldew, dcfaces and withers them.
Wash. If this be the character "f the man,
tremble for my country. Has he never shone
in his country's councils?
left. He first went into Congress in the lat
ter part Of your second term as President; ana
was one of the twelve who opposed the reply
of the House of Representatives to your last
speech
Hash. now remember him, but only by his
name. If indeed, he be the man you describe,
is it possible that in any irr-side conversation
you have expressed yourself IN favour OF his
Ievaton?
JEFF. 1t may suit the purposes Of his palizans
10 lift him up on the ruins OF my consistency, "
the day has passed when my voice could oe
raised in denial But have always considered
this soldier as a man fiji Tor the field, but unh'
for The Cabinet. | have esteemed him as d
warrior, but have uniformly set less value on
him as citizen. | have never concealed my
opinions; aud if ever, in the inflrmity OF age,
have unConsciously uttered different OPINION,
the kinndcss Of those who protested irieha>
ship for me, should have restrained Them from
expo sing to public commentary The illusions
Of mind falling at the approach OF death
| Now, when my miGd is unteltcred oy the gross
clogs Of earth, and when my rekindled eye
looks into ruturfly, cannot behold the Proba :
bity Of this mans success, without being SEN
sible that in The decline or the prosperity oil my
n I,,ip n
deepest character. Should MS ambition be
crowned, ! see train of evils arising, a9ainS'
which, vigorous as her institutions are, and In
tellieent as arc her citizens, the ylgor OF the
one, and the intelligence of the other, must
(ruitIessly strive against.
| Hash Could my voice be still heard in the
councils of the land loved and still love; could
nv shirt be infused into the minds OF her Gill
zens: or could my prayers influence her dest-
nv. all should be combined to snatch her from
the grasp of danger. But l believe there is
vet sufficient virtue in her citizens 10 work her
REDEMPTION believe there is yet enough u
the spirit which achieved her revolution re-
naming, 10 protect the freedom which resulted
from il. If, however, liberty must perish IN
its vipor s freshness, would rather see II des-
lroyed by the arm Of foreign power; than wit
ness its unnatural destruction by the very hands
which have gained and cherished H. II would
arieve me less to read the ruin OF the Tree m
s,itutions established by as classed among the
crimes May the Providence which controls
the DIES TIMES Of nations, avert the destruc ton
Of those institutions; and .uiIer them to real
izc. by their prrmauenCe as well as their adop-
ton to human wants and wishes, the most san
guine expectations Of those who shed their
bI God fleev 10 obtain Them.
| jeff. Amen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-10
Frun. the National Journal
DIALOGUE OF THE DEAD.
WAsHINGToN AND JEFFERSON ,neeii1Q


Jefferson. Well met General
Washington Philosopher, | greet You. Yet
that rufled brow seems to say that you left not
only your gross nature, Blu, your philosophy al
so behind you, when you Quilted the other
world. Whence that air of sadness?
JEFF 'ris nothing more than the vet une fact
ed impression which the pressure Of my NOR
tai destiny left On my countenauce.
Hash, l fear the yearnirgs Of thy soul are
still earthwads. Surely no udings Of i'll from
the land we so much loved, in The days of our
perishable nature, have reached this sphere9
have touched the chord. Let me share your
confidence. Here, at least, no party considera-
tons
JET. Parry name il not The din OF parties
interrupts even the happy tranquility Of these
delightful abodes. But now was informed
that my fireside conversations are betrayed and
discolored by those with whom, in the entire
confidence Of friendship, held unreser, ed in
tero curse.
Wash For what purpose?
Jet 10 su5serve the ambitious designs of
men, who, after pandering 10 every depository
of power, in turn, and receiving for the reward
OF their he1ibili,y an unvarying succession Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-10


| The County meetings in Virginia, FOR The
purpose Of arresting the dangerous march oil
Military fanatIcism, continue 10 be held Wit
increasing spirit and confidence Every pal
per we receive from the Old Dominion, brInq
the proceedings of some large asscmbI1ge, d
the most Intelligent citizens Of the StliC, 'og@
ed 20 action by the alarming possibility Of nav
ing their commonwealth converted into MI.
itary Dis,rict-,hcir laws into articles Of Wa
and themselves subj cted 10 the summa''
operations of"INDErENDENr CouRr MAnrAL,
whose bloody decisions would be prompt'y@
ecuted, and whose acts OF mercy and llsl;.
would, invariably, be sci aside as mistaken ra
ity, or misconceptions oflhe merits Of the c."
We once thought that when the "UomJiDa"0H
were completed" Virginia would be PaI'i
but the late glorious manifestations oil her &c
votion To Civil Government, have so complex
ly dissipated our fears that we count upon be-
votes with almost as much certainty as We o'
upon those of New Jersey, Ohio and Ds!a"ais.
Since our last, we have read the pgocccaI'S'
of the meetings at Norfolk, Petersburg an.
Kanawa, all Of which were numerously a'trro'
ed by the most influential and talented men 10
the respective Districts. We learn by letter.
from Shenandoah, that the Jackson strength ]"
that County has been much o,errated. Luz
Heroi,es deceived themselves by the rssuiI o.
The Congressional Election, which was pF0d''
I'd by an unexpected excitement oflocal ireiiDS''
They will be sadly disappointed in the i'i' o.
1923, il indeed they have not already disc9''
I'd the ir error.
Frederick County, has taken noble SIAM
The following extract Of letter, from s."
leman Of this District on whom We car 'eH'
gives an account Of The great meeting held =
'Vinchester on Tuesday last:
have just returned from visiting one o.
he most numerous and respectable mee'na,
which ever assembled in The county OF ffto..
ok. was led thither by curiosity, and e1petr
d to see an assembIage young men 'nee!:
yhom have always observed TO be the m'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-10
y lex LII D,aIl \
SATURDAY MORNING, NovEupr,

SATURDAY MORNING, NovEMprp -
The New York papers of Wedn,.d,v- -
no satisfactory information relative IA ,t .D'e
ection. Each party continues to CLAIM, '
cen1en'y. The following paragraph son L.
Statesman, Jackson paper, gives as co,..
view, perhaps, as any we could select '
The elections have been thus arcondr,,.,
unprecedented warmth and spirit both IVY VIZ
expressing confidence and Charming Isrcar r. 4i
rites. A to TIE result, it will be as%.m
wait I'll! the election is over" before nr ,"
cling any thing as to join with either n,r,,
predicting who are ahead or who a,ten :,
rain o-day will probably prevent MANY 81 N
going to the polls who would Otherwise d. Nv"
hut there will notwithstanding be BY r;-t.
larger number Of votes taken than a, any ,'s.'
ding election. The number poled IN !, p'y w.
evening is variousIy eslimated-at from ,,,s
10 sirieen thousand.
In Albany the elections app, ar 10 exc,. =.
much warmth as here, and by he D2Der, :,
yesterday, each party, as with Us, clain.5ar,
lorily AT The close 0! the first day.
The following resolutions have been ,,,,.,
by the senate OF lennessee-lS to l.a,l,-
the House of Representatives, unanimously
"Resoired, by the General .2ssemb,r d,
"Me STATE Of Tennessee, That the cors,:r
ton Of the United States should be so aper5
@ ed as to give the election OF Prcsidcn, ,.5
Vice President directly and conclusive, :,
the people, preserving the present rcs,n
g weight Of the several States in the eeri,,
Resolred, That the measures Of the prc,,'.
administration Of the general goycrnmcs
+" are injurious to the interests and dangerous,
" the liberties Of he country.
"Resoiued, that the surcsl remedy Of h,p
"evils now in the power Of the peoph is,
- election Of Andrew Ja~kson to the CHIEF NJ,
gistracy of this union"
Accompanying tie resolutions and adlp,,
with them, was preamble, exceeding u co4,s
vi,uperation s. unblushing flIschood anyd,.
ment that ever cmanated, we imagine, from,
legislative body. But that is not ALL A,ifn
cap the climax Of absurdiiy and impalencc q.
following resolution was afterwards propose
We have yet to learn, whether il was adopted;
but we take il for granted that ii was; sincri,
proposes no more than is the duty Of those
who profess to believe the charges 10 which,
refers,
ResoIred, that the Representatives in the Con-
grcss OF the U. S. from the State OF renDrssc
be, and they hereby are, requested to put,
charges against John Quincy Adams, now Pc.
sident OF the United States, setting forth ID:
charges and arguments contained in The tot'
going preamble, and use their cndca'ors, u
have the said John Quincy Adams, PresldS
as aforesaid, impeached and dismissed Ior
the Presidency of,he U. 5.
What is the moral difference between ties,
infatuated creatures and those who produced
and for awhile conducted, the French reyOg
ton?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-10

a letter from De Witt Clinton 10 Caleb A.,
wafer Of Ohio, dated the l7lh Of September, and
declaring the writer's preference for General
Jackson, was privately circulated in that Sajs
during the late elections. The effect may b:
estimated by the complexion Of the Legislature
two 10 one for the Administration in both
Houses.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
ADVERTISEMENT.

yseHE celebrated and long looked for Indian Physician
from the Greek Nation, takes this method OF inform
ng the public that after study If many years among the
frs Indian physicians of the healing art and practice az
erwards OF than thirty years among respecta
Bile Inhabitants in tferen paris Of The United States with
the greatest Imaginable in the of various OBJ
stnac we'll private Cures chiefly perform
I'd from the of the bamy vegetable creation
&c The subscriber has different Indian medicines for sale
which fails Of curing the following complaints
yseneiy, coughs ard colds, deafness, cuts and bruises
headache III five minutes, rheumatism, heart, burn, chls
aud feyes 10 "a hours, and many other diseases. The
above medicines vii be put up with and sent by let
ter postpaid by personal application any part uf the
United States The subscriber well most Of the apo
thccares and booksellers in Wilmington has for sale the
Invaluable Vespetro cordial liquor, excellent in all
plants Of the stomach liver, Indigestion vomiting, con
SUMPTION dropsy, colc :mpurity Of the blood kings evil
SC. Only give it fair trial and just expectation will
be disappointed for be assured it has been the OF
doing much d, even 70 the saving Of lives in short
the pe,tame Of this egetable medicine is ell sui
cient TO ailcyA PAM AMI the taste Of perform
he cures. Wch IL hc had at the abuve places well
he subsciibe ot e, No 10, Second street. opposite
the Lover Market where the public viii be atenti,el,
waited GA by Their friend, j. SHARON,
Nov. Is J-St Indian Physician
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
4 PLANTATION.
NOV. IS, 1897.

yEvIIE subscriber offers Private Sale valuable Farm,
lying qgarter OF a mile nortl # the Wilmington
and Lancaster Turnpike, above The fifth mile stone, adJoin-
ns lsnds ot VIM alkcg and George Smohs Ii contains
10 acres sufficient qoarcts Of which is woodland, and
remainder under illlge with apple orchard aud
variety ii ottei fruit The fences tolciably
good The bulldogs are good two story stone dwelling
and kilche~ Mith spring CONVENIENT, also, stone barn
with cellar and WORK shop suitable for cooper. fur
her description will be given and he land shown to any
applying, by The Subscriber living mile north Of
The Brandy wine Chalyb sp, TnoMAs GRAVE, iv
lnS near the property. ABRAHAM MENDENHAIL
Nov. 81 1877.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
LaICasItF county, 81.
Personality annearen hnfnfe N,

Nathaniel g htner, Esq Mayor Of the city ct Lancaster
and being duly sworn affirmed severaly deposed. and
declared that they had made OF Dr. Calkson Free
mans Cough Drops, Cor Indian Specific upon themselves
with The greaea success, fu cutting of coughs colds
ashmss, ccnsnmpons, splitting # blood and diseases d
the breast and lungs-and tat in every ter e
tec,s complete and intulbe, will fully appear b The
following testimony Of those who haze r.ed tlm
MARTIN LIGHT, Of Lancaster aged 50 years long time
gricvousy afflicted with violent cough, pam ard STITCHES
in his sides aud breast, s,.tng Of mater from his lungs,
night sweas and hectic fever ard much ,naciaied aud
his lite dcsPared Of was completely cvled By Using DOT
ties, b.ti lhan years and remains ell3si, Ne
disease OF his breast and lungs affirmed and
.Apfii III, 1926.
Samuel Dennis aged Sc, of sasburg ow n.hir sIarlir
Kfaymer, aged Al yeas, Of Conestosa township, long
time exceeding i-Iaac Brooaa, aged = Yeas, # ne
Guy Of lancascr-ctred by using three boles-Charlcs
blanchard, aged Sc years. Donegal township, by
using bottles--Chrsan Hess, aged az years Of Man.
nor Township -cued, by using bottles, /; chad John.
son, aged SO years Of Donegal township, helm
aged a years Of the Cry of Lancaster, e. u Lowe Of
the City IF Lancaster Joseph Rair aged 10 years OF
Straburg Township, za5elh kal,r, aged 10 years of
Merstown, Manner township Each Of The above name d
persons laboued under violent coughs, pains and stitches
in the sides and breas TOR long time and exl,cnra,icn
Of slime and the lungs Hectic Fever and night
sSeas, &C. &c and were cured in short time by using
few bottles OF his Indian Specific Severally So orn or f
hrmed and subscribed 20 in 1896.
In testimony whereof, have hereuno affixed nv hard
and seal this Goth day Of January 1877, II the city ufla.
caster
[sEAll NATHANIEL. LIGIITNER, iaroy.
Or. Freeman, Of the city Of Lancaster r,soeo,Ely
informs the public, that since the introduction CT his .d
cine to the Citizens OF the United States with tie ,st
Is years past 2a7 depostons have bceu taken before the
proper authorities ~ the CITY Of Lancaster ;-v2 very
great proportion beiore The late John IIur rs and be-
fore Samuel Carpenter, Esq for years ioror If the
city OF Lancaster, great number before samue dale 10
an alderman frr the city OF Lancaster, and nov ndre Of
the Court Of common Pleas uf the county OF Lancaster
number has been taken before .Afiarie Ifyhasr III,
as late as 1925 and now Mayor If the CITY Of Lancaster
that his S'ecc has provei emineny useful to all those
who have nsed II and followed his I'LL Of directions b,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
RUNAWAY APPRENTICE.

AGHwll give I'm DOLLARS REWARD Gf taken
W "hhonl the Site, or FIVE DOLLARS II taken
wilh the sanr) Tor the app rchenson and security in
"a or he dc'Ncly y this office of apprentice ia ia.
mcd WILLIAM GILLIAN. regularly indenlcd 10 the
i'rnth6 busthess who ahsconded for the aeco d ne
Ton onr service 'lis day, (Noy. li,,) IL il abuu
ieet or ~ lnches high, OF lgt comps A, br eyes l"l
hgit hair, 81 cheek bones, slender made, and having
usually an austerc look. lie is veiy active, ard plN.
bic aud coaen, il lis MANNER as 10 elude spcipn and
vii! doubtless !ablcaic gaol story escape detection
lie has been a, the business about 1G morris, and We
y good plain comi cSi'nr fol the time.
o. M persons wha ever hereby cautioned agslns
hatpnrInE hin, or IA any manner AIDING hi e-cale, AMI
'atr's N raft'ca'ar arc iniben 10 c'npov hun as sc
are determined :" prosecute re uj,nus Igor II HE law
any lefson who ai,y encourage hn
SHIELDS s AsI3uaN.
Rcaeon 0:Fce, Norfolk, Nov. i,h, 1917
90 ili'o's, Nosth anl so.h Of 49, are requested y
Evc ne above adse semcnt few Insertions, aud lei
vur sla'l be reciHroca,e.l.
UJ w have strong reasons to hclcve that the said AZ
prehcr ii here TINS evening ir the Noah, in the s'ei
boat Aest,&, 1t the Philadelphia line. $. & \.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

South test #, aid near 10, Brandyuim .utHs
IN and adjoining the formerly conducted b, Mr. .l
Rice, As sfocery-whcre Il niay be Of dsad, an,al
persons 10 call and examine for themselves
The following compose part Of their assci tnert.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
THE FEMALE SCHOOL
I'm the MiAdActoWM academy

ANll BE- opened on the first Monday December next
w under the superintendent OF Miss ISABELLA An.
nEHsoS.
Tennis Recalling, writing spelling, sc. 50 per quar-
ter payable in advance.
Geography arithmetic, and plain needle work SO 50
per quarter.
Embroidery and Painting, S. per quarter.
Good boarllng Can be had in the village reasonable
terms. JOHN EDDOWES, .c,g
Mlddetown, Del Nov 5, 1927. IN
Tie papeFs that have published the Advertisement ft
he Classical School this institution are requested to ill.,.
sert the above and send leir bills 10 the Seci.l nv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Newcastle, Nov Is, 1897.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY ;
Classical Department.

rUVIlIS Institution will be opeued Mondal the 22d OF
WILSON
In this Seminary Students will be thoroughly instructed
in the different branches Of good English ard Classical
education, VIZ, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Etgiish
Grammar Geography, Compo ton Eocution, ,Iahena,-
les, and the Greek and Latin Languages The term, Of
tuition viii be--ior the English branches, exclusive OF
Mathematics, IS per session, $40 including The Mae
ma,lcs for The Languages, including the English, 10 per
session. Tuition money 70 be paid advance.
There viii be sessions in he year. with a short
ton betw each.
Good boarding be obtained IN respectable families
the village, at tue rate Of forty doa per session a
few boarders be accommodated ii the family Of The
Principal JNO. EDDOWES, Sec'y.
Niddetown De-, l. 1897 94-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

sided and after the use Of tie second my cough and tie
splitting of blood, eiecualy ceased, and feel myself
in perfect health. Yours, respectfully,
DAVID M'KARAIIER.
Mr.. John A. Parker.
Sold By appointment By j. HARLAN, No. 1885,
Harriet Street, Nearly opposite the Town Hall,
Wilmington, Del.
June g. CIV SIN