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Yn BOARDING The subscriber informs pa
- renfs and guardians il the county whose
lsug ter, fud ~ ads may le SEM 10 rhls place
To- the purn,.c o. education. that they cah hs
accommodated Win hoard IN his family. lie
has a ioe lHtrd Primo, which can be used by
those who may learn mosle.
HoNSON $. WHITE.
Scpt. q. cbw3
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Z have just received direct nom Philadelphia,
IL collection of New Books. among them are
Barrington's Sketches. TINS /, certainly one
of the most amusing and interesting produc-
tons that's been offered to the public for many
years.
High Life, a noryelin , vols OF the very Grst
order.
key to the very great work of Viviyian
Gray,
The Life and account of The Trial ofthe three
Spaniards. who murdered tho whole crew of the
Brig Crawford, on the high seas IN june and
was hung in Richmond in August last. thinl,
i would be we'll for every person 10 read this
work for unless they do, they cannot possibly
have the least idea OF what exceeding great vii
Iians these three Spanlards were. The work
also gives m account Of 1ardy, who cut his owl
throat on board the Brig Craw ford. The three
, Snaninrds were certainly very great william
but they were nothing when compared 60 lard,
| much question whether rardy's equal even liz
ed. All OF which works | am determined to sci
very low. ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
Sept. 10.
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MOTlCE.-My wife, Mar, A.W r.,
III wing left my bed and board wins Ia
consent. ] do hereby caution all ne,S'' ny
creo''hg or III any MANNER trading with her
other contracts. las n ~ n!
Sept. "a. -
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From the Philadelphia Album.
VFNllE spirit of t5r Cd Dominion The ith
Number Of tins amusing publication, giving
I'm account oil Christina, NJ 10 aux, which 's
"a hit town situated on thu Potomac River. has
b0ea received. There arc several humoruos and
Interesting s,orirs related by the partlcipatols
~ the Chfistm1s I%ayclric written IN "A natural
and pleasant manacr. mud suited 10 Obtain Tor
their author, Nh stephen | Mitchell, the name
of a sensible AID iaen'ar writer. The content,
ofths 40. a. those II the preceding ones, are EN-
flrely ID iginal.
'rhe spirit Of the OIL Dominion,
= YSrLPuEN I. MITCHELL.
Su'sctlhrr, are requested 10 call and receive
the Ia Number ofthr above work. \ te" Co
pics oflhe LIST, 2ud aud }i Numbers fnr sale.
Ills. \. NiIflEkS,
Opposite Messrs. Noryells.
Oct i
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Real Estate for Sale.

HE Subscriber will offer for sale. on In.
= day the 18th day of this month. At public
auction, his House and Lot, lylne ou first street,
Gear Martins Ware House. Those wishing 10
purchase W lldo we'll 10 attend, as ! am det.Imui.
ed 10 ell. The terms viii be liberal. the sale
will be conducted by J. r u Payne
WILLIAM Johnson.
y. b. All persons having any claims AGAINST
the subscriber will present them, as ! an gong
to move from this place, and wish to close all
accounts. W. JOHNSON.
Oct. /. 3fp
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MR DANIEL -.

MR. DANIEL WARD "a. r.,
~ an inhabilant Of this state and ast %,
residence kaewn to me, l herebv ave 70
through the public newspaper. No. "'y ?s
on the hrst day of November CON- shall
Edmund raie's Tavern, al rr.,t M 10
house, proceed 10 tske the denn,,t"@ Court
Ferguson, William Pral, end ,h,oh oil
read as evidence on the trial of M 10 hs
Gerry as sdmr. of Daniel perdn. VI ihelaR
r""ai'n county couft depending and y, %
termined against you and others aha-
Your om' sevt. MESIIACk prPnrr
Admir- OF Daniel Perd",
Angus, %. "onr. dec.
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Real Estate for Sale.

SEOHILL he sold on the premises, ON Tuesday
w the 2oth day Of November neSt, andpos
session given on Doth December. the two-story
brick house On main street ntne town of Lynch
burg, nov in The occupancy Of Mr.. Sampson
Dluguid and VIM. + Johnson. Also, a lot adj
Joining Liberty Ware house, with a small fran
I'd house thereon, ON the following terms, one
fifth ofthc purchase money vii be required To
be paid down. Theothcr -four Gfths to be div
dcd into tour annual iustalments. The purchas-
cr giving bonds with approved security on the
two first pay mcnts, Il n decd Of trust on the pro.
perry TO secure the two last IN
" The sale will be conducted by John K. d.
Payne, Anctr.
THOMAS Fox. Attorney,
for James Fox 5 Lrgatees
Oct. /. tc6wl7.
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Cornish's Remedy for the piles.

- ~ IT,
TNHE Medicine NOW offered TO thr public.
- IS one wtnrh has beer fully su',iecte
10 The infallibie test Of experience aud In p.
very instance where IT has been fairly tried.
II has been attended with the most complete
success. In soms Ct the cases, the pniirpts
Tad been lahofine under the disease for wears
aud turing that period had received the hes,
medical advice, aud had even UNDERGONE a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II is not (like those usually a1.
vertised,) fered as "A certain cure for long
catalogue OF diseases, but those afflicted with
ihis complaint, for which alone II is recon
p%ended, may rely with confidence upon oh.
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, in a
short me and they themselves are the hest
judges al the Importance of snch remedy -
Pc - cents aer hos, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
ne subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale of the above medicine.
WALTERH. MIDDLETON.
Nov. "a
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N\rOIlCE.-N III be Offered tor sic 10 t6e
III highest bidder ON the first day Of Dec. N
her next, on the premises. It tract ofland. w..
in the county Of Campbell, on the waters otEu
ton creek. three or tom miles east of Camusf 2
Conrl House, the quantity supposed to he be
t~een four and FIVE hundred acres. Of which one
hundred acres are good tobacco land. < lie bal.
once good grain land with good Improvements.
one huadlc ed ~ twenty or thriy ucrcsoii lr above
Land IS cleared aud is in good order for cropping
\ further description IS deemed unnecessary. as
those that wish 10 buy, will view for themselves.
Terms of sale, Que ibjri OF lie purchase mo-
ncy will be CASH aneand two years credit on tue
balance will he given, by the purchaser giving
bonds and approved security.
THOMAS ROasER, Agent for
Vim III carer, Of keumcky.
Sept. 90. cn-
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Fall and " inter Goods,

hal anu - tuiII oD1nSS
purchased by their scaior partner at New York.
a. great saci ll,ees for cash, also many articles
imported by tlieir house at Philadelphia, ex-
pTessiy for this market. which they will sell at
'nueh lower prices than have heretofore been
called cheap.
D. 1hey have marked all their goods with
the lowest possible prices, which they will always
ask AT first, and which they will never in the least
desiate from; they make this notice public for the
information Of those that wish to favour them
with their custom. BY this mode, those tiat wish
TO purchase, viii get equally as low rs order as II
personally applied for.
Persons wishing TO purchase any article will
find il much 10 their advantage To call at their
cash store, where goods are sold to Town aud
Country customers AT the same price, and no
credit 10 either on any account whatever.
They will remark theit stock will he kept up
nv weekly arrivals, which will enable diem TO
have The latest aud most admired fashions o"
Staple Il Fancy Dry Goods,
Comprising nearly every article Of useful goods
s%uclsas,
Broad Cloths s. Cass,n eres.
Cassine.is Is oattinetts,
Coloured Plans,
Rose & Point Blankets,
Flanneis g B%aizes,
Bombazeus.
Striped & Plain l.inzys,
D., ~ '
- ta -.
Rtan, G CaLantad S;n'.
-, s;l SILL y, i1di,o,
- & 81" - lPS1I c
T.,a - : -. 49, S'' 0'"'
~ -, ratI
pI,ul aa9 $500 NI,s,;as
eIl 4, ra,,on yaL.ats
Kid SIX and Beaver Cloves,
Sewing d Floss Spool Cottons,
,"'""'"A wv ! me-
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NZfEGROES FOR SALE.-Pecso,a uist,al
IN 10 purchase, Gun b. furnished g5an as lon
terms, and NTH as caiio6ie aadlbeia Neeroes Il
any IN His country. Too tlcsAcut seaBairesae
are omongih The parcel aop on head.
4. II. UADDELI.
Aprii 10. igJIo
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rnRuoT SALt.-By virtue OF n trust deed
g executed ny George Boyd and Pal,l H.
bi- vii, and duly admitted of record II he
clerks ettlCe- al lie coubNes OF Piitsy lkaGa
aud Gampbeil or certain purposes theleIn
mentioned, We shall on TIE 18th Jav Of SEP
,ember nrNf, proceed 10 sell, 10 cash, oHlde
premises, the tract q Lani mllIrG ~ David
Ham, der'd, 10 the SD Pats K. BOYD, AHs
on 18th ,ides of the South Fork IT atraght
stone geek, coptainlng 46u acres, II being
me same tract on winch -- Aof'hen
COW llyrs, lyingin the county oil Pittstlvana'
Also, al The Dataf lime and place, the follow
ing Slaves, 10 Wit: jimmy aud her tonr c'I'
dren Mary, Lucy, Billy and Carey, Poison
jHck, ltarhel, Jesse aud Peggy.
Acting as trustee, WE shall convey 'utu
title only as is vested in us-bat believe II0
same 10 be good,
WILLIAM SNfTH, }r,usiea
Nm. l.. PAN Ill,
n. b. The subscriber will offer Tor sale a!
the saDe time and place, about 400 acrr'O.
land, adjoining thu above, it heing a part OIL
the former survey these W. tracis OF la0a
lie on both SIDES of Straight stone creeks
leyel, well limbcred aud adapted to tobacco
corn and wheal-and has some frs falf uh
hand On the creek. My terms VIII be hN'
cash and half in IL months.
JOHN HUNT.
August l6.
PoStponement.
The sale Of the whole of the above propfS'
ty i unavoidahly postponed until The LON
day OF The next mouth, October, when "Fm
certainly take place Mt stephen Gen eIui
Tavern. in the county of ~Piitsyiyanla' ""u
within one mile of the land advertised
VIM SMITH. (Trnstess,
Wm L.. PANNILL,
JOHN HUNT,
GEORGE BOYD.
Sept. 90. ctds7
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. the stockholders of the Lynchburg and
4 Salem Turnpike Road.
A general meeting of the Stockholders will be
held agreeable to Adjournment, at the Franklin
Hotel, IN Lynchburg on Friday the 18th day of
this month.
II Is particularly desirable that as many Stock.
holders as can make it convenient will attend in
person. as business of Importance will be before
them. JOHN M GORDON, Clerk.
Oct. 4. 90
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Fngiish French India and Domestic
Wholesale and Retail Hare House.
q.

Are nov prepared to offer TO their friends and
the public IN general, IN addition 10 their stock
on baud, a lsige and valuable assortment of
fresh imported
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August 10.
At a Colvt continued and hsid for Baelp'gao
county, the l5M dayQf 1agut, Is"

county, the l5m dayof 1agusi, lo21.
William Moore aud Martha his wife, William 'oce'
aud Nancy hhs wife, David Kyle and sally n. " T%,
Robert i. LacktHHd, infant son Of Edward ao iaa .
Lakeland, dec. 10y John iarklend his 99',"or,.
Pits. against " illiam b. Jones, VIM = Nun ,
an infant son ofIucy fIIdgcns, dee. by me s,Iu AMOS ,
Il. Jones his guardian, Thomas Joncs, Blake ~ SaI B.
john Il. Jones, Ebert Jones, an infmi sof oi h''l, no..
Jones', dec. 10y Willis Banks his guarllanl tl" - IL
widow OF Daniel Jones, dec. Gabriel hliIato - ,,rr.,
hiswife, who was a daughter oftho said Dame n.tl
dec. and Eliza, Albert Milton, john a anu iea
Jones, infant children of the said Daniel Jo"#'
Defts. In ChaSlcery, ,ipg IN.
The defendants except WIN. +. jones' mol ,hf.
tered their appearance aud At appearing TO 'hs ,%e lid
ton of tho court that the said defendants rNt'Is n,o,p.
William r.. Jones ar not inhabitants of thls oa9Y 10
wealth, 1t is ordered that the sad absent "ei'"% r,mt
appear here on the first day OF N"N'm'p Raj, A CO.
next, and answer the hill of the plaintiffs ai ,l1~inarG
py Of this order be forthwith Inserted III inc ''s7,br1ra.
public newspaper published in the Town 81 f,i =" dot
for two months success, flv, and posted ~ !"
of the courthouse of this county. nc.
o Acopy--Teste, r, ELDRiDGE'lr' ~
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Yra0K RENT.-A house and LOT on Federal
- hill, handsomely situated for family resi-
dence, with an excellent garden attached.
A. HATCHER.
Auu 20 70
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Sign of Tie Golden Mortar,

Main Street, Lgachbug,
I s cnstnntlyreceiFing fresh supp.icsof Drugs
i Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Paints
Obs, Dye-5tuffs, Periumcry, &c. &c.
Al Of which may be had On the most reason
able terms. June ..
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Sept27.

Valuable Property for Sale or Rent.
1E M DESTROYS 10 sell that valuable situation in
- New-London, lately occupied by myself
and how in the POSSESSION OF Tho. +. Randolph
E'q. There are TO acres OF land attached 10 H..
Its situation is in a fine neighborhood, very heat.
thy and conyenientto the Now-London Acs,le-
my one Of the most tlaurishmg and best schools
the upper country nov under tfe ,aplrnten-
dence ofthe Rev. y. II. Hobhs. the Terms ofsrI#
shalt be made accommodatiHg-but il not so4a
it will be rented for the ensuing yrar.
SETH WARD.
July 10. cts5D
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Nsssrs. u, " u, hgje.
FFlAkE notice thai. on the 9th. l0tl and l3a
- DAYS OF October next, al the Union Hotcf.
IN Lynchburg, | hall take the dispositions ~
VIM. Stern. Edward Lynch, and others, TO br
read on the trial Of the suit now depending in1he
Chancery Court for the Lynchburg district, IN
which am complainant and you aud others are
defendants, when aud where attend if you
please, four oht. servant.
NEIHERLAND TAFT, adnr.
ofcaleb TAFT, decd.
Sept. 81. cta,s
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FOR \ OR RENT,

Y .HE new brick building now erecting by
the subscriber, ON an eminencc about mid.
way between Charlottesville aud the University
I Virginia, fronting the east end of the street OF
The latter, aud commanding an extensive and
beautiful view OF both places. rs well AS a great
extent of country around, is designed for a pub
lie house aud is expected 10 be completed BY
the lst of January next. Its location, the Gle.
vatlon and beauty of lie situation, aud The size
and Arrangement OF the interior Of the building.
render II very desirable. The house Is fifty five
by fifty feet. luur stories high with 81 rooms.
The stable vii be Of brick, lob by 81 feet, suli.
Client 10 stable % horses. All other necessary
houses viii be added, with an extensive garden
aud as many lots OF land adjoining as NAV be
deemed necessary ; a well is already sunk which
affords an bu0dance of excellent water. TEis
establishment the subscriber proposes to lease
on Ient, and invites all disposed 10 view the PIE
miSes. ALEX, GARRETT.
tIaTl,ttpSXi lie. Sent o. 49,
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A%FOlICE.-By virtue ola decd ot nus cNe-
Ii culed 10 me by Daniel T. Christian. 10 Sc
care "A debt due Johu Christian and recorded en-
the 10Th da5 oil No'embeI ls22. and Of t,cord
in the clerk Office Of Amherst county. viii be
sold. al said Christian house, GA HARRIS
creek, on the 21lt day Of November, for ready
money, tue following property 10 vii. three
beds, Two tables, oue trunk one desk. four
chaIrs. &c. Acting - Eui,Iee, | will only convey
such title as is vested in ne hv deed aforesaid.
PEfER +. CHRISTIAN.
Am RI. tctI.t
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VI Ool. on the 26th lnst, i package Lottery
IA tickets ~ the Va Navigation, Glass Mo-
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New arrival Of books.

Sept Z.
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David and Robert KYLE,

Aug. 80
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Fur and Wool Hats.
HARDWARE.
Nearly every description Of Hardware.
FARftIEN AND GLASS WARE.
They have on hand a large assortmrntof For.
then and Glass Ware, which is ofletd cheap.
SHOES.
Ladies, Gentlemens' and Childrens' shoes al
low prices.
GROCERIES.
An extensive assortment Of Groceries also.
Cotton aud WOOL Cards.
They have opened At their room back of The
store on Main Street. a large assortment uf
made Clothing which viii be disposed OF at pri-
ces worthy of attention.
Sept. 20. ctS7
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
FOR THE WhTcHMAN.

To SAMUEL HARKER, Esquire. &c. &c &c. or
any o,her person who will do US the favor to answer
he inquiries.
What is the reason that James A. BaY ard, VIII
said Jackson was "a id did cat throat" short
time ago, now advocates this " cut throat ?" Is il
consistency, or interest?
Why does Mr. M'Lane support Jackson now,
when he denounced him short lime ago as entire
ly unfit Tor the Presidency Is it principle, or is
H. iaf+ rest?
Why docs James RODGERS Esq. support Jack
son now, when he was much opposed 70 him .
SHIRT time ago? Is It principle, or is it inter
lr.f?
WHY did the Jackson conferees resort to misre
present alton and talsehood. at Dover. in their Ad
dess the People OF Delaware, staring that it
was the TREND, OF .he ADMINISTRATION ina, destroy
ed parties when they sl knew to the contrary !!
Was ii principle, ignorance Or interest !?
Dare the leaders oil the Jackson rause TO coWe
out and say ,hat they cenSltre or dislike tho sen
| men's Of leading Jackson man "tered in the
! Town Hall IN Wilmington, that M fOr1gner hire.
HnS, or dag ta6orer ought to have voice In thai
meeting?
! Dare the res, Of The jackson leaders and tools
openly avow their sentiments IN tits head !!
| Does Jane, A Bayard expect the honest me
cha and aboters to vote for him alter the affair
with William Bsne?
| IL James A Bayard iau'e,i Mi. Baoe out Of his
Just wage. tor pasering, would he not be likely t"
treat others in the same way
| Do,he Jackson leaders suppose A. Baya,d will
get the vote OF this because his father wa q
great man? Or do they suppose people will he sim
| pie enough to vote for young man just from his
studies. and not Of extraordinary talents, who has
gained himself character (excep, in the case OF
| Mr. Bane) for Representative TO Congress? Do the
jar kson leader. suppose The honest laboring man
mas no will Of his own. but will bark a, their bid
ding?
Do they suppose the honest laboring man will
vote for Jackson's cause when is supporters would
stop his mouth in public meeting?
The honest sboring men Of our Country. though
some OF them are no, rich yet they irdepender'
proud Of their privileges and freedom, snd will
show these Jackson lords whether they will speak
or not. COMMON SENSE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

The Frankfort Commentator proves, BY the &C.
|knowedsed returns Of the late Congressional Elec-
ton in Kentucky. that there were Eight IhousanI
Sir Hundred and Eighty screen more vote. given
to the Administration Candidates than t. those
who avowed themselves for Jackson. There can
tbe no mistake in the calculation. Every candidate
on each side is named, aud every vote given To each
is computed. The returns are undisputed, aud
show the majority for the Administration to be 81
f6S7 The Administration majority in the State
Legislature il established at si.teen, - to 81;
and vet people are to be found 50" incttibly stu
pid' as to assert that General Jackson will get
the votes Of Kentucky .-.1te.randria Gazette.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

r the protecting duties are removed, there will be
wide rnn and desoaton this land. Manufactures
WI slnk and the foxes will look nut Of the windows of
snmr factories Commerce will anguish ard your ships
WV rot at The wlarvesa memeno OF the decay Of trade,
and he decline of navigation The grass will grow
Streets your houses become tenaness and fields will
become waste. Labor will lose its reward industry its
ANIMATION, life its hopes and We shall become u poor,
MISERABLE struggling. and at length, ignorant popua
lion.
But Gen. Jackson has the courage to disengage him
sell from this party, and to throw off these men and es
pouse your they will Immediately form another
bnaon, TO put him down in and thus every friend
OF your system will be successfully sacrificed. Let US
therefore resolve to support the who support our
measures and our principles Who openly and fearessly
espoise cause, and who have identified themselves
with our interests
Suppose that General Jackson remains neutral and the
parties left TO struggle the floor Of Congressyour
ablest advocates are gone with the ZEAL eoquence and
influence which animated them and your friends in he
cause. The tariff Of 1924 carried by majority of
only three. What will you hope when have armed
your opponents with power, and dsarmed your friends :
When the cabinet shall be filed with Of TALENT with
great might and influence and with determined hostility
70 the American SYSTEM your best interests will be sacr
ced either TO the ambition of predominant party, or los
in vain struggle between conendng factions, whose only
object will be power and place. warn you of'hc danger
II the crisis"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
THREATENED DANGER.

Some of correspondents must as for delaying
their favors make for the South Caroa Circular
and Memorial know of nothing that has higher claims
be laid before the people OF this State particularly
The present important occasion LIE, every read these
dcuments and seriously consider what would be the fate
Of his country of his family of himself and his friends if
hese South Carolina po,icansand their tutors in Della.
ware should succeed in their desperate efforts to put
down" the present Administration and elevate men who
would pu their doctrines in practice No candid ard well
informed will deny that MIR BGyard has been put in
nomination with view TO cooperate with these Southern
men, and how then manufacturer, miller, me
canc, farmer in fact any who loves his country,
vote for him!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28

., 1--we nothing to d. in future but 10 walk Up 10
ne yolIs like slaves going To market, and give in
yo,, votes. Are you prepared Tor such service |!
vnr task masters have nominated Tor your sup
n,,t. James i. Rayard. aod il you vote for him
,hen say you obey a mandate issued by them, be-
.suss Henry Whieley was the candidate oil the
l,,ks son party. As such he ough, to be supported
Nv Them. He was believe. honorably nominated
MT he would no, suit the convenience of your die
rams. Hence Mr.. Bayard is now forced on you.
Where. ask is this interference in our elections
10 end? Are you Il now address those in favor Of
Jackson,) disposed to give up candidate honoraoly
nominated BY yourselves. for one whom your die
,a,ors have forced on you! Are these things to
he done and not create in your minds spec ia won
derp VIVA, man who has an independence OF sen
tlment i his breast, will thus be dictated tor You
will Join me in the answer-None. Hence duty
which call On you to perform on the day oil cleo
lion. |, i. duty enioned Oh us ali by the honor
Of human nature; by every hnne,t and independent
scntiment which the heart IS susceptible Otto say
10 those infatuated politicians who dare TO dictate
that their powers are at an end that thus lar shall
,hey no but 40 isr'her. Let every one therefore
who values the independence purchased ny the
blood and treasure Of our foreiaihers arouse from
his Numbers on that very important day. and by his
vote declars in language that will be understood,
that WE the citizens of this State are Frepmpn.
and as such will de'end it against any dic a'orlal
mower that may be used to swefve us from our du
10. Fellow Ci,izens The path Is plain before you
By Voting for Mr.. JOHNS you declare your con.
tempt Of being dictated tc BY voting Tor Mr.. Bay
ard YOU at once give up all right aad title to the
name Of Freemen u