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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
PlRGfNE.4:

! IfGCIJJS III:
~ 9nPfroE Court OF Chancery, holden N the capito m
me CITY ct hiChmord, the 18th day Of June I89T.
"lllam fneheart and Edwin Shelton, Prs
against 49,
,an Mann In his own right and SURVEYING executor
o. ih@""s Mann decd, Benjamin Mann, Flemirg
hates John n ASH Isaac Leadbeer John C. Rrock anS
H. Ihambcrla inc, executor of Lewis S. Edwards tcc'f
,ij;a. "" 49,, -. Y, ', ihson DTS
ms cause IN which the bill hath bren taken for rnGps
e' as 10 the defendants, Benjamin Mann Fleming Bates
Jorn "aSH' isaac Leadbcter, adj Horatio G. Winston
an" Oh "h" the dcccia order for that purpose apoears
oaVe betn dn!y executed 10 be he ari on The
me answers OF The ether defendants, Nv counsel of The
PAh'iS' ana the said defendants and exhibits and was
aFEuea ny counScE consdera ton " hereof nd h. like
counsel the cnurt doth order that the plaintiffs render be-
"Fe one OF Inc commissioners the court an account IF
e" administration Of the Of John Mann dec'r.
mat they also render before the same commissioner
account OF the e%ecuoTshp Of John Mann Of the estate of
ln"nas mann, decd; that the same commissioner after
giving ouCe Tor two months, in some newspaper published
W ue CITY OF Richmond, requiring all the creditors Of the
du Jonn Mann 10 file their claims with him. do proceed 10
Sae an account Of all debts due from said John Mann
Parucul0r''ng whether the be due by specially on
""'Se' ana that the said commissioner do also
ann report what real and personal Of The said John
Mann remains unsolG, ard the probable value thereof,
whch several accounts when stated, commissioner
directed to report the with any specially
stated, deemed pertinent by hnsef which may be re-
CURED by the parties TO be so stated.
cory. Tcste, VIII w. HEN1NG, C. G..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
Improved Patent Spring Saddle
aug 90

a NALL and see the Improvement have made on r. C;
" PRErTYMAS's PATENT SPRING SADDLE.
The utility and it affords tho rider will surely re-
commend it,
B.qT-E or HIND,
An elegant assortment OF Plain and SaF Saddles
Plated Srup Irons, hard and soft SOLDER English and
"h,ps and spurs, Bride Bits, plated and American
steel, Bride Leather nd Mar,iusaes, Mann .c,ure
Best and Common Carriage and Gig Harness Bear Skins
Curry Combs Carriage and Gig Cuars of every desc.p
ton, on accommoda ting terms. DAVID JACKSON
Main street, between the Eagle Hotel
aud Va. Banks, OH the opposite side
aug 80 ,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
CoMM1ssIonEp's Orr1cr.

hH"DOHQ, June 2Tth, 1877.
The parties interested will please take notice thai have
appointed the 10Th day OF September next to commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of court on
Wncn cay al O'Clock A. NJ they are required attend
at This Office with the necessary vouchers and Documents
ready for examination and settlement, and with Office
copies of the necessary papers, and the creditors of
'ohn Mann are hereby notified to file their claims in tits
Office, OH CT 5elo1e said dav.
- II, BAKEP. NJ C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
RXc3zMToND RA.CEs.

A ER The Tree Hill Course, will commence the ID
Tuesday, 10th of October, Gas usuaD and continue
days.
LIST day-A Sweepstakes for years old, mile heats.
entrance $500, s subscribers and closed
"a day--t'roprietor's Purse, 2 mile heats, $500
"a day-Jockey Club Purse, mile heats, $1,000.
4'h day Post Stake, single mile heat, $3.50.
J. n. SELDEN, Proprietor.
aug 90 !,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

,,..-.. Lftesstng, ynginic .4ususi 2on. 1927.
HifssKs. ". & J. DICK,
"enuenen-As you inhabitants of this comrno, ,
wealth. aud the above order no other wsv be motif
c" 10 you, have caused be published heTeu ;th ana
'eauest You to take notice of the same, in order thai Won
10Y nave Tie bill therein named, nded in the od
'ec'ed' u you shall choose do So n n, peutlene,
your ooeuient servant, JOHN L. ROBERTSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
aeogarg>
From Blackwoo;i's Masaziuc.l
SONG OF EMIGRATION.

tFr"m B'ackwooh's Masaziuc.l
SONG OF EMIGRATION.
By Mrs. HEMANs.
i"eTe was heard a song on the Ginning sea,
minS'ed breathing of grc: aud slee;
MANS voice, unbroken by signs, vas there,
f'l'ug with triumph the sunny air;
OF fresh green lands, and of pastures new
1iSang while the bark through the surgcs Jew.
Blu, ever and anon
A murmur OF farewell
3oid, by its plaintive tone,
That FINN won,an's lip ii fell.
AWAY, away, DER ,hc foamiug main,
-Ths the free aud Joyous strain
"|here are clearer skies than ours, a!ar
We will shape our course by a brighter star:
3here are plains whose verdurc no foo, haiti, pressd
And wH"sc wealth is all for the first brave guest,
"But alas! that we should co."
Sang the farewell voices then,
'tfom tho horneSteads warm and low
by the BROOK and in the glen"
awe viii rear new homes, under trees tha, ,l,,v
rs u gems were the frui,age OF every bough:
- er our white walls we will train the viuc
And 81; in its shadow Il, days decline,
ANA watch our herds, as they range at will
Through the green savannas, all bright aud still.
"Bnt woe for that sweet shade
OF the Towering orchard trees
Where first our children playt
Mist the birds and hopey-bees;'
AN, all cur own shall! the forests he,
As 10 the hound ofthe e-buck free.
y one shall say, 'hither, no farther pass
We will track each step through the wavy grass,
We will chase the Elk in his speed aud might.
And bring proud spells to the hearth night
"But 6' the grey church tower,
KIND the sound Of the Sabbath bell,
And the SHELTERED garden bower
We have bid them all tarewen,''
we vii! give the names of our FEARLESS race
o each bright river whose course we trace;
We will leave memory with mount and floods
And the path of our daring in bcundless woods;
And orr works unto many lakes green shore,
" here the Indians graves lay alone belore!n
''But who shall ach the flowers,
Which our children ov'd, To dwell
IN soil that is not ours,
i Home, home, and friends farewell
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
PROPOSALS.
FROFOSAJS,
for carrying Mails Of the United States on the follow
Hs roads, will be received until the ed day ofoc,
tc6Ur next, inclusiveIv
IN VIRGINIA.

IN VIRGINIA.
II From Madison, By Rapid Ann NJ II n1o,,..,,
zap Hays Mills, Luray, and Woodstocil 10 Moor
fields, once week % miles.
leave woodstock every Tuesday at m and ar,
rye at Madison same day b. Pm.
leave Madison G. b: every Wednesday at a N
Leave Woodstock every Tuesday at 6 a IN and A..
rye at MoorfeIds ON Wednesday by fOam.
Leave Moorfelds every Wednesday at2pm and
arrive al Woodstock on Thursday by p M
10 From Romney, by Burlington to Month of Ss.
wage, Md. once week, 25 miles.
Leave Romney every Tuesday at a n and arrive
at Month Of Savage by pm.
leave Siouih Of Savage every Wednesday at m
and arrive at Romney by 9 p m.
70 From Wellsbutc by Wsrronto,. Noun, pIoo.,n,
i,fenon HarrisvilIe, sbepbcrds,owu, Unontogn, and
a,,.owD, 10 Fairview, a week, 10 miles.
leave leave eilsburg every "Wednesday ats n and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

~ nave Ye4," said the indefl!igable e D. Clarke.
$50 know that the greatest secret ofLurnan h,i :;
nis-neyer suffer your energies TO sfagnatc The old
aunSe o! 100 many irons III the FIRE. conveys an aho
inanie he: You cannot have TOO many poker. ,ongs
and a-keep them going" longs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
t'iRGiNV.3.


Al superior court of chancey, haicn at the cap,o, in
the city Of Richmond the 7ih day of - ,o as'' III
Nathaniel Dick and James Dick IN
against P"'s
Edward Cunningham, cS'or of Archibald Moore, dec
IN ,o,io M.
~" motion OF 'ohn T. Robertson and Maria his vile hv
'ne counsel The court DOH ORDER that unless the
i "'eh'' ter bill by making the said Robertson and
wife parties defendants thereto within six,v days , a,
"a nave oeen served with copy of this order that the
JunG'on awarded The plaintiffs in this cause abe fourth
day. A cr;r 'rcstc % an "N' VI ms
HIM ~ JIEN-JS-C, = .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

ParaSofs, Looh'ng- Glasses, and Jn,5yellga.
4 FRESH supply Of each, opening this day By
WILLIAM NEALE & CO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
HUMAN GRANDEUR.
LOVE-.

|----''!I uYc springs
Like wi8 flowers, where ii is least expected,
Existing whether cherished or rejected;
Living with only but to be content,
Hopeless, for love is its own aiimsnt;
Requiring nothing, sb that it may be
Fiie martyr of its own fond fidelity. r.E L.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
New and Seasonable Goods.

ALL & MOORE have Jus, received ~, Tho s.,-
~ from New York. the following desirable (;oods.
oea"uui assortment of lace goods consis1inp If cna
caps, cloaks, peerines, half hdfs F-S
anread lace edsinss and nserngs
Snshams, Chillan Stripes, s,ripcd ,,,oi,,,
six and worsied bereges, &c. sc.
superior cacoes, cambria, acsnet and ,nuIl n,s1f,s
ram and figured Swiss and book muslin,
EngiSh and French Silk Hosiery, good assor,mrr,
t,, ana womens cotton and thread hosiery, do
sack Italian Lrtestrings, Gro lie Naples and
french fforeuces very superior,
quality and colour, s'EA
i;lack satins, satin evantincs ana
Black silk cambiet, heavy and good
niack nahkIn and Cantor Grapes, superior
B.ack and white figured silks and Barepes
bread, brown mbric and hoskin gloves
ong white Kid and ho,sessIn gloves superror
cry superior yellow and white ma nkeens
morocco ii'icuies Of new and handsome na,crn.
= large and beautiful assortment. Of
8 aud "a Irish Linens, sd and CD Sbcstinrs
Oh ana ~ table diapers also diaper crash
s,o,r uieK coverings fancy silk aud berege hdkfs
Ia addition TO the above, they have ard aIwsys te ~
seneora assortment of Dry Goods, and are recefv-
June 90. ''N 1oih'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
ViRGLNE:

Vf2GL.NE.3:
At superior court OF chancery holden at the former
oi IN the city OF Williamsburg the twenty sixth dav of
July, one thousand eight hundred and twentv.seveu:
Thomas Morgan, William Taylor, John Royal and Ann
his wife, .,-
against F
Benjamin w. Ladd, surviving executor Of James Iadd.
oecd, who was surviving executor of John Atkinson
decd, Oliver Ladd, Sarah Fokes. ex'x of Edward
FoNes decd, Benjamin Harrison committee of The ,-ta,,
OF Jane Atkinson, deed, Benjamin Parker adu,or NJ
'"ne ay!or John ~ Haywell, and John S. Sherwood
"' o'''''s' dts.
The death of Benjamin Parker is supoes,ed a,, t
SEM Of Tie plaintiffs, and Thomas Taylor admor de bnn
non OF the estates of Elizabeth Morgan Jane Atkinson
Jane aylo he IS admitted party defendant and there
upon ne fled his answers; and the cause came oar ,b d.
40 "8"'h hearo on the papers formerly read, the repot
Oh ne commissioner made in pursuance of the order m r
t''eiIi DAY OF July, thousa EIGHT hundred and
.' WIN exceptions thereto, taken by plaintiff, and
the Defendant Benjamin w. Ladd the insurers - ,l a.
PENDANT Thomas Tia yIor, and was a,pusl h, c,,,,.
consideration whereof, the court doth addge ols I'D
hat me SAID report be reformed by remodelro and
dccordins to The rules Of the court the various
COUNTS AUDITED and reported Charles Civ com, ,r
correct the where any errors ann, ~ ~ g. ~ w
Sao accouns-and also, charge the de fend,n, ada
@tSu'or o. hkinSon, with the The tobacco bond
" ""y DV'"--u'eSs The same shall have been credited
10 Tie estate as paid through some other persoua,d ,
court doth further adudcc order nd decree ,t, H.
commissioner take showing the amour, Mid ,o
eCH gae' ny The executor of Atkinson, the balance
now o"c to them respectively, which accounts the said
commissioner is directed 20 examine state and es.c I'D
to the court rcpor; with any matters specially
en pertinent by HIMSELF which may be required by the
parties 20 be stated. y "
a copy Tcsie, Ed. CHRISTIAN, c. C.
Contr qH6ersOzs Office, Uiltang5urg 15 Turns, tc5r
nave appointed the tenth day OF October next, 70
'ence Inc execution of the within orderon vyIr da h.
nne ocock a. M the parties concerned are reqnircd ~
"nd az TINS Office with their books papers and fes,n,on
WIN copies Of the nd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01
A SIGH.

Ga, Sigh. go, vewicSs herald my breast.
And breathe upon the roses of his cheek!
Play round mis- brow, with waving rnclets dIest
And whisper, more than timid LOVE- dares sneak
An. steal not near his lip, nresump,uous Sigh;
SURE fascination will enthrall thee there,
iNnI tempt the dear, delicious, dang ous snare
hat iuGtS bout the wilchcraft OF his eyti
EUt 10 his pensiVe ear impart my love:
in mnrmurs soft my tender woes relate;
He'll him eternal anguish is thy fate
II cold indifference should thy tale reproye
tHEN-ii lie scorGs thee, come, poor trembling guest
And live tile siLEN y TENANT MY BREAST!
IrITArH FOR a ROBIN RED-BREAsr
Here lies sweet Robin, gentle bird,
Who never sinned in deed or wuid,
Nor even erred in thought.
Happy the man, who thus can saw,
That he hath spent each passing day
In doing what he ought
900
HUMAN GRANDEUR.
We gaze on biii0w with wonder and awe,
yelling high ; ii threat tens tie shore;
/ ID broi en- and lost we forget what saw,
nd think Of that bow more.
so the pomp Of the great, so The fame Of tle brave
80 the treasures OF glory and prie,
no they mount GU the food, hs the high swelling wave
Ike l,.oi TOO Mist ebb with the tide
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

Ar9rss Jers 1897
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-01

TnSHE Lectures i'll tins Institution viii commence as
z usual, on the FIRST MONDAY or NOVEMBER, and
terminate on the FIRST SATURDAY IN March
ANATOMY aud Suroerr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23

abc surveys and shall furnish to tile Surveyor OF the
public lands Florida such information as VIII enable MN
10 exhibit accurately the SAID claims on his township Pias
and the lands thus claimed shall be reserved from sale
yovidsd The information required 10 enable the Survey
or to exhibit them the Township plas shall have been
furnished him within year after the lines OF the town
Ships within which such claims may lie, shall have been
run or where the township lines have already been run
within year from the passage Of this act.
Sec l3. And be further enacted That i shall be me
duty Of the Register and Receiver at Tallahassee 10 de-
liver 10 the keeper of the public archives OF west
Florida all the records and papers OF the late BOARD o.
Commissioners for West Florida and it shall be the duty
Of the Register and Receiver OF the Land Oce TOT East
Florida to deliver the keeper Of the public archives Of
East Florida all the records and papers the late Board of
Commissioners for East Florida, relating TO claims conhrm
cd by this act.
Sec. a. and be il further enasd That It shall be law.
full for the Governor and Legislative Council to sell one OF
the reserved quarter sections Of and Tallahassee and
apply the proceeds to the erection of public bildngs
and it shall be lawful for them to reserve such portion OF
the quarter section the Of Tallahassee contiguous
TO the creek and fall may their opinion, con-
tribute the health and convenience of the inhabitants
and they shall have power to laws for the preservation
Of and expulsion froH the other two reserved quarter
sections all ntruders, and TO abae all huisances which
said reserved quarter sections shall be reserved for
and vested in the State should that Territory ever be
erected into one.
Sec IS qnd be further enacted That the three per-
whose Improvements included in the reserves
made Indian Chiefs in the treaty With the Florida
Indians Of the eighteenth of September one thousand
eight hundred and shall be entitled to pre-
emp,on to the same quantity Of land said district, upon
the terms and conditions other pre-empons to be
located under the direction Of the Receiver and Regster
upon the production of proof that they would have been
entitled to the provisions Of the act anng the right OF
prc-emptioR if the reserves had not been made.
JOHN w TAYLOR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
NATH'I. MACON,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved: 9th Feb. 1897.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23
SKY HIGH. SIR, SKY HIGH.

Major Sa,erlee Clark, great Jackson man. late
editor OF Coram's Champion in New York. has pub
lished an article in the Alexandra Gazette in which
he declares, tha, an attempt to make fosl Of him
was once made by means Of letters written by some
OF MIR. Calhoun's creatures, and frnnksd BY Mr..
Calhoun himseli. The mnjor then saith, that were
he capable Of becoming tool, he should have en-
listed in Mr.. Calhoun's service, because he paid
his tools better than any other man, out of Uncle
SANS treasury" The Major then doth moreover
affirm ,ha, the rule observed hy General Duff Green,
editor o. the Jackson Warrington Telegraph, is
to lie, in where to speak the truth would
better serve his rn."-Thus do The officers Of the
General Jackson Corps, incon.ineny 20 to war with
each other; thus do they give the public their own
opinions Of each other, and thus the public not
to give credit to any Of them. Dem. Press.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23
From the National Journal.

Mr.. EDITOR Reports appear 10 be carefully
circulated among members Of Congress and others,
that New Jersey, at the next Presidents election,
will give its electoral vote to Gen. Jackson The au
thors OF such untounded declarations must take
counsel from their Wishss rather than their know
ledge, when they hazard such an opnsn. From an
intimate acqusin,snee with the people of that State
in oil s counties, from AZ extensive rrespondenee
carried on with gentlemen OF intelligence in each Of
those countless frsn personal observation, and the
most correct data that indubi,abc evidence can fur
nsh, the writer Of this solemnly auers, that a,
no antecedent period has the cause OF the Admins
traton stood fair in that State il does pres
en-. AT the last Congressional election, when the
parties were fairly arrayed, when the tickets we're
headed with the names OF jackson or .gdams. and
every possible efor! used by the friends OF the
tormer to elect their candidates, the result was
majority OF $500 votes in favor OF the Administra-
ton ticket and had the friends OF the Adminisra-
tim exerted themselves they eugh, to have done
IN all the counties the majority would have been
iwelled 10 at east 10000. Eleven out of the four
teen counties gave majorites for the Administrator
candidates. With such result before them, the
friends OF General Jackson mus. be literally mad 10
claim NewJersey as an Opposition State. Since
then, the writer Of this is well assured that the csuse
OF the Administraten has been growing in New.
Jersey. and that many active and influential men
have signi6ed their appreciation Of its measures and
are prepared 10 give it their most cordial support
II the reelection OF Mr.. Adams depends upon New
Jersey, it is as infaitibly certain as any future
event can be. To General Jackson, as brave ans
successful commander, tho people of New-Jersey
are friendly; but from him ~ a candidate for lhs
Presidency, their attachments have long since beer
Withdrawn.
A JERSEYMAN.
Washington, Jan. 80.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23
Journal.

One circumstance Of the history Of the Vice Presidents
appeal cannot fail strike every reader The report Of
the Committee read to hs House Of Representatives
and ordered lie the table and to be printed dis
position Of it which retained within the power, and placed
il among the pending business Of the House It being,
therefore, finally acted on, the Vice Presidents
sumption of the Chair remsre end not reconcilea
Bile with the ground for abandoning taken in his letter
to the Senate. Nat. Journal
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23

We have before US . most interesting letter from
an American Lady, written at +" Lagrange, Decem-
ber 9th, 1896" where she had, for some time, been
on 4 visit 10 the venerable and excellent Lafayette.
We have much pleasure in submitting the following
extracts. They rub out foul caumny which, We
are al loss 10 know upon wha, authority, has been
extensively circulated against the American people
Dem. Press.
by the American papers see, q letter said TO
DC written BY very respecisble gentleman, giving
an account OF visi, TO Lagrange: among numer
Gus errors in lhia production, there is one which has
given General Lafayette real pain. 1t 10 where the
writer says, he is iniormed that nine applications Is
had been made to the General for money, the pre-
cedlng week. by young men from the United States.
Last night, the General said, with much animation,
that this was as great mistake, as ever WAS made,
and that he had never had single application OF
that nature that tbs Young Americans Who had
called upon him, had uniformly conducted them.
selves with the creates, proprie.y, and tha, there
was no Foundation Whatever, for the report.
~ have, says the letter writer, seen enough oI
other parts OF the world to teach me 10 ioye nv own
country more, and TO estlmats its advantages high
er' every day. Ours may emphatieally be called
the Land OF Liberty. The truth il, we have &c
much freedom and so little opper tunity Of contrast
ing our condition with other ceuntries, that We dc
not sufficiently appreciate our happnsss. The yea
tor and love OF county, feel, makes me anxou,
that the above declaration of our beloved Genera
may be given in reEu,aon Of the libel which ha,
been published"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23
annapolis, Nd. FEB. IS.
COLONIZATION BILL.

The bill sppropriatng $1,000 per annum from
she treasury OF the s,as, to the objects Of the A.
mercan Colonization society, upon condition that
the treasurer sha be satisfied that said sum is ex.
pended in the removal Of free coloured people
who have been actual residents This state for twelve
months preceding the time Of their embarka,ion and
from each county and city Of the siate in proportion
10 the number Of applicants. Saturday las, passsd
lhs house Of delegates by vote OF 40 10 "a
Republican.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The fawfng resolution has been adopted by both hou
ses Of the General Assembly Of Kentucky.
ResoiueR. &c. That they view with deep and friendly
interest e esetons Of the American Colonization Soce-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23
From the Richmond Enquirer Of FEB. 10.


@THE UNITED STATES AND GkoaeIA.-Wc
do not hesitate TO say, that the Pfesidenrs Message
TO- both Houaes OF Congress. 10 no, the production
Of q state,man. A puritan nigh, have penned the
canting phrase Of - superadded obligation even
higher than that Of human authoriiy.'' &c. &c.
What think the American people OF this Are
the politicians of Virginia preparing TO de,hrone the
Deity, and like the jacobns Of France, 10 proclaim
Goddess Of Reasonf Do they then acknowledge
no higher than human aulhority1 Tor ourselves, il
the Presidents Message relative to the Greeks and
Georgisns be puritanical. We should like to enrol
ourselves with the puritans. If auch exalted SEN
tmcn,s, and such Roman fitmness Of purpose, are
the consequences ofpuranism, long may we have
a purtsnicsl President. If the opposition wish TO
break down the President, they mus, attack him in
more vulnerable point than that Mesiage.-
That document will form of the brigh,es st leaves
IN the ehaplct with which the muse OF history will
entwine the brow Of ITS author No, no, gentlemen
Vrginisns You have no, struck the heel OF Achil
les yes ". York Commercial.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-23
Warrington, Jan. 30.
A JERSEYMAN.

The good people who manage the opposition, in
Virginia, thrown into . state Of tcrribls alarm,
tthe discovery that GoWrner Tyler, the newly e.