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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

LOUsE AND LOT FER RENT.-The sub.
H scriSer, Administrator # the estate OF
William ID. Miller. deceased. VIII rent, for tn,
term OF one year rom the Isl day Of April next.
a Dwelling House. Blacksmith Shop, &c. ard
about fourteen acres Of coed farming lard, s.
tuate nea" Inc Quaker Meetrg-ltouse, in lie
kelley county Thus is a mosl excellent stan u
for B,aci snith--1he reuter- will be iequre,
10 give houd and security tor the rent 70,
fer uer paruo, 'srs and terms pr?iy 20 the
subscriber, Lsug near Sht phUd'S Town.
MICHAEL HENsEL,
Feb. l5.-ik
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

TIE Managers respectfully offer to the
public nolIce, the scheme of the next
Washington Lottery, arranged by the combina.
ton mode, ~ numbers being used of which
three are combined upon each ticket. These
o0nun5ers from to 90 incusive) being seve.
rally rolled up and placed in wheel in view OF
the public on the day of drawing NINE OF
them are drawn out; producing by this simple
and accurate method. 81 prize, each with three
OF tina drawn numbers; 1896 each with two OF
the drawn numbers, and 1875 prizes, each
with one of the drawn numbers, 90 225 other
tickets having neither of the drawn numbers.
being blanks. The ticket having omit the lst,
I'd and Sd drawn numbers being entitled ,e the
highest prize, &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05
March %.

OTiCE.-Ah persons who have lett &C.
~ counts, obligations, &c. in tire hands of
the subscriber to bring SUIT upon, or have
otherwise entrusted to his care unfinished legat
business, are requested to apply to Charles
James Faulkner, Esq. to whom his paper. have
been delivered with request to attend to his
business henry A. BYRNE.
Marct %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS

Apra- How delightful the dawn Of
a morning in Spring! How balmy the
gales; how delciou, the perfumes that
load every breezc! How bright and
I. esh and valIegaled the colours which
mlngIe in her flowing robes, aud " hlch
are beyond the touch OF initiative art.
And what an iBlmitablc cholus of
praise is sent up from every thlcket and
gfSve and hill side to the gceat com.
mon Parent of all anmAted creation
Amidst all this beauty, and liz hearing
OF tins universal anthem Of inarIiculAte
praise, shall man alone be unmovedi
"Oh! that men would praise the Lord
for his wonderful works"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

NEGKoES FOR sALE-For sale. a Va
~ luable Negro Woman, twenty-five wears
OF age, stout and healthy, and three Negro
Children, two Boys and Girl. The Woman
IS hrst-rele house servant. and is sold for no
aul,, but Tor want of employ They will be
sold seperate or together, a. NAV best sui;
those disposed to purchase The terms will be
made accommcd4tiag-lor further particulars,
enquire oi the Editor o. this PAPER.
Ian. s, I8T7.-'gs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05
RHODE ISLAND

GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
Class No, ll.--For the erection Of free bridge,
). e W .9LLE.NG5 Co. agents for tks .Hana
To be drawn in Providence, "Wednesday
April a, 1897. Tickets will be sold at Wash.
ingtoa until the 9th of April the drawing will
be received on the 9Th.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05
R.AR-EROA.,

'HH' subs r'hers have jest received lrge
aSsor" en' OF HON, lwacrsn,ed) which
ca" &c had al the SHOP OF AnthruvS Chan,tes
- ORN:CK, &. CO.
MsriiIsburb, Jan. IS. l5-Y.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

a 3 5Sa b p,,'ss 1900 Tickets. s44'l's
Tickets S3--Hayes 81 5o--Quarters rs cents.
CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY.
No. 5--wil draw on "Wednesday, April llth,
10000 Dollars S Of 1000 Dollars
4O0O Dollars 10 of 500 Dollars
$500 Dollars 90 of 200 Dollars
1854 Dollars Is of 100 Dollars
Are the principal Prizes
Tickets S4-Halves QusrtersSi.
Tickets and Shares in both Lotteries to be had Of
8. & Nj ALLEN & co
PennsyEvania .3venue, Harrington City
Who will give prompt attention TO all orders
by mail inclosing cash or prize tickets.
March %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05
4 certificate Of 20 whole tickets, $40 40
% Halves. % 20
20 Quarters, II IS

G~TDlstsnt adventures will please address
their letters to the MANAGERS. {post pad)
enclosing the cash or Prize tickets, and the
most punctual attention will be given.
Prize tickets in former Lotteries are paid at
this Office: or received as Cash IN all purchases
YATES & MINTYRE, Managers,
March Is. .IHqsL;ogto, Cir,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05
SCHEME

't4N~Ls OTl z r Z NJTIO.
WsoLE S4,--HALvEs S2,---QUAarER 81.
A parcel Of 20 tickets must OF necessity
ara" at least $50 in small prizes gentlemen
VINO preier'o adventure Only tor the lsrger
ones, can deduct the value OF the small prizes,
snd take Managers certificates, emitting the
holders to all prize money over the sum deduct
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

4 Chdracter.-L do not know any
object more interesting than an amabe
young lady receiving her company
miuIslering 10 their amGsements, mix
ing IN every .itiIe tide of talk, and di.
rcctine the while the whole pleasant
bu, iutr,cate machinery OF party. 1t
reqnlres something that may be called
tailant to entertain company with grace
and ease Ito draw out the retiring char
acter of the reserved-briug congenial
spirits lnio acquaintance-alford wit lis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fancy its glitter.
ing dishes A large party contains
dispositions, tempers, liklngs, antipa
thles, &c. These are the materials out
of which is to be CONSTRUCTED happiness,
delight and enjoyment. 1t is the pecu
liar province OF woman IN polite socle
" TO cemeut the different elements of
happiness together by her plastic hand.
In such a s,tu ttlon her skill is most seen
as we'll as tet. Those females who
do 1t well, have the reward in the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

W.lSIiLVGT0.N' CITY LCTTERT,
SECOND CLASS.
To be dawn on the 9Th Of JUNE next.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

ped tur ms Use caSR OF rum ana
coffin Apprehending that he might
die during the passage, and that he
would not choose the nav of sharks
10 b. hts monument" they consider
ateIy provided for keeping him in sp:
rits iii he should reach l,nd and OBJ
tain Christian burial. The object of
their kind solicitude did not, of course,
know thu intention of his friends ill
ae landed. perfectly restored to health,
and could Turn the rum 10 better &c
count. =
The Rambler. - During A short stay
at Rotterdam, | took u walk into :he
country, and was amply repaid for MY
trouble by the amusement which it
afforded me The appearance Of the
middle and lower ranks Oflhe Dutch,
particularly at some distance from any
considerable town. is entertaining be
yond all description. The sight of any
iittle GIRL of six years cid, alfred in
her Sunday salt. is quite sufficient to
excite ones laughter fer a month
She moves within the massy folds oil
some apparently antiquated gown,
aud beneath the fLT spreading brIm OF
a prodisicus straw bonnet. with the
grave department Of woman Of &c
years of age; and with this appearance
every look and gesture Corresponds
Durlng a short excursion in one Of the
Dutch stage coaches, | found myself
seated behind a venerable old lady,
wno seemed so Car declined toto the
vale of years, that she was obliged to
hold the arm of an elderly dom ste
who sat beside her. On arriving at
cur destination, I offered my arm to
assist her feeble aud rmaciaied fame
II defending from the vehicle NV at
entlon was first exci'rd by the nfan.
iae beauty OF the i!,Ile hand which
w4S presented to me-, and you may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-12
Memoirs of Mrs Siddons

Us published, and on sale by p. THoMPsON.
Memoirs OF hrs S'ddons, interspersed with a.sc.
ao.es @, Au'Aos and Actors. BY James Boaden Esq.
So 90
siddons! whose learned theatre disdains
Meiodl"us triAes, and enervate strains.
And bushes on her injured stage to see
Monsense Wei tuned, and sweet stupidity,
CnrvalIed as thy merit be thy fame,
And thy own laurels shade thy envied name"
hsunnn and Baretf's Dictionary of the Spanish and
English Languages-wherein the words are corres 10
explained, agreeably to their different meanings and
great variety of terms relating to the Arts Science
Manataet1res. Merchandise Navigation, and Trade.
e'hea lated american edition s2 from the
the addition OF man, thousand words. extr,c,.S ror
. . writings OF the Spanish and English Classical An,
th'rs many Of which not to be found in any a,h,
og Gn these Languages and also great add
the Spanish Academy, &C. vols 8vo ~"' higgins So u.s.
may lo-Washington City. -"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-12
Just Received.
A nd on sale by PIsHEY THOMPSON

Nply Of '"N' large sup
n An'les, Donadson's, Fishers, Hubbard's. Blake,..
Buroank,s, Hudson's, Cutters, (;iIpins. RusseI T.
p Parks. and Amess, Fooscap and 4to Post
M.pn,s ne woye and laid; hot pressed, gilt, and
Riso,
Brandt Quilts '"'"' "''se' anu
Rnses; manufactured by Rodgers,
WATERS Ink, Letter-folders, Epascrs. &c
Just published,
v ma; Medical Journal. No g, Nav, 1897.
view OF the history and actual state of the sIiIitarv
force of Great Britain BY c. Dupin. Field Officer N
the corps OF Marine Engineers &c. vols svo 49,
ne Poetlcal Works Of Thomas Moore, complete,
III one VOL Syo. with Portrait. Published AT PARIS
~ so
The History of Philips War. commonly called the
Indian Wars at the Eastward, from 1889 10 I1O4 nv
- C'Sh' VOL VIVID rates. SO
Tower Of Kelvin. or the Last of the Beaumanor
translated from the French. 2vols. 50
Washington, may II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-12
To be concluded.
THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA.

II would b. difficult tn EXPRESS tn, sensations
which exp, rienCed, when, for the first time, !
passed through the streets Of Alexandria. |,
would require the talents OF Hogarth to psin,
all thr various scenes u this magic lantern
VIVA, hustle, what confusion is in these narrow
streets, continually block'dupb by IN innnmerable
multitude at camcls, mules, on ASSES; the erie,
oil their driters, necessarily ca.iing 10 lac pas
sengers 10 take care oftheir naked Fee. tit ,o-
etera'ions and grimaces Of the iuggiers; the
spiendid costume Of the TURKISH func ionsfif s.
the picturesque habit of the Brdouns. taeir long
boards and the grave and regular eonn,enanr,
OF t1e Arabs; the nudity Of some Santors. round
whom The crowd tnrong>; the multitude IF ne
gro slaves; the bowling Of The female mou, nrr,
accompanying funeral procession, tearing
their hair and beating their breasts by the ,dt
OF the noisy train OF a marriage, the cries of The
niue Gins from the tops OF the minare,s, summon
ing The People TO prayers; lastly, the .ffl cling
pictures OF wretchss diving with misery & want
and troops OF savage dogs which pnrsue and ma
rass you: All this arrests the progress and all
tracts the attention Of the astonishc6 traveller,
As for myself, stunned BY this extraordinary
loise. and overcome with fatigue d, length
'each~1, though not withou, incredible exertions
he oked OF France, very happy at being able to
AXE some hours rest.
[Barones Won Ainuteli's Recoleetions of Egypt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-12
From the New.Ycrk American.
THE QUESTION STATED

Mr. Ediior-Having been thus far locker
n, but though an inactive, by no means an in.
iifferent onr, Of the late movements in our ma.
ional politics, you will, perhaps, not unwillinp.
~ give place 10 The results of my unprecedented
Examination OF the "aueston before us" +.
'rnts have defined the great outlines of the mar.
y which has arrayed itself against the general
government; and every day is filing up the can.
vas with some new and striking features, 1t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-12
For Rent.

u@ A convenient well finished, two story
&as m brick Dwelling House, on Prince street
Ndl tt8 adjoining the residence of Rev S. Corne.
- Is 'ius-Rent low. Apply TO
may l0-3t JoHN uI.nn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
31natarrfgt.

Gen. Jnhsoa.-The Generals reply has at last
reached us. 1t came late 10 hand and is of such
length, that we debarred from the privilege OF
Offering any reflections upon it. What will strike
the reader is the exceedingly soft gentle and amiab!e
phraseology In which is clothed. Not harsh word
or uDguarded expressions! All is ms mild as mothers
milk, and breaies the spirit o: the meekest and most
Christian charity He still iusinua,es his persuasion
OF Mr. Ciay's guilt but him that his accuittal
so far from giving him PAIN would give him plcasnfc
Now did Mis from the heart, From heart tina 4
never forgot IFS resentments forgave its ennities
We confess we like the style or Ipvective and no,
Recommendations, natural 10 Gen. jackson, and which
marks all his other correspondence, better than this
smooth tongued insnceri,y That is his style--tl,s
letter is the arfn composition of some more acute
aud subtle brain.
Mr.. Buchanan is given up, and appears not only as
the informant, but the jealous advocate of the corrp,
proposal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
FOR LONDON.
TO Cowes for Orders,
A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

T OFFER for sale my Plantation Beaverdsm Greek.
in the county Of GoochlaDd, within miles Of tie Coutt-
house. miles from the James River Canal, and u Riigs
from Bicbmond; containing about 500 acres about fifth
part which is low grounds, of superior quality, veil
reclaimed and cUiv5 ted in corn, wheat and tobacco, and
the high land inferior any in the neighbdUrhood
about fifth part Of tue tract Uncleared, afordng
sufficient supply Of timber Tor all plantation purposes, aud
fine tobacco landamd the whole plantation remarka-
bly, well wstered, having sevtral little constant running
streams.
TIE Improvements all new and NJ superior order; the
dwelling large story house, elegantly finished. with
places kitchen, laundry house, &c COM
nodous barn and thresfiug machine, large tobacco
houses corn house, stable oveTseer house, &c there is
good well in the yard afTordng abundant supply Of
excellent water Throughout tie year, ard several
failing springs the The situation Is remarkably
healthy, may be justly estimated desirable any
in this of country. THE terms may he made
sualy accommodating, ouetrd Of the purchase would
received in land, negroes, other property, aud for the
balance, arrangement may be made SOFT the conve-
neuce Of the purchaser For further particulars apply to
Sam. Dunn Of Richmond, WIN. ID. Taylor al GooGblanj
Court house, TO the subscriber the premises.
GEO. VASHON.
| Irnp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
THE PIRATES.

ISL published in pamphlet form, for sale AZ MI
81 The bookstores the Gin, the trial and conviction ri
the Three S0niords, who sentence of dea
to be executed on the lT,h inst. for PIRACY and MUIR
DEH, committed on board the Brig ford Of Troy
(Alass) together with the scheme which was adoued In
take possession of the vesel and interesting
ni the life OF the ng'eader, Dr. 7rdrder IarSv an old
aud experienced pirate, and man KILLER, who his own
throat in Hampton Roads, when found his escape inn
racicabir The boldness nd cruelty this monster has
scarcelya parallel IN countIye seemed to dc ieht
III the destruction OF and has been often heard 10
boast during his frequent nprsonnens his diaboli.al
Grimes IN various parts of the United States that he had
committed more murders than any other the world
aNS . 3tif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
PIRGfYIa.

III1GINI4:
At rules holden in the clerks oire of the superior COURT
OF cenrery for the Richmond distrct 9th day of
August, 1927: -
William Mann and Samuel Dyer, Jr. Pus.
against
Thomas T. Boud;h ex'or of David Ross DECEASED Jacpb
Myers and Eliza his wife, John. Dunield and Amanda
his wife, and Walter L. Fontaine, and Georges NJ
Payne admors of David Ross, Jr. and Frederick A.
Ross devsess of David Ross, deceased, DTS
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife, and
trenerek a. Rnss not having entered their appearances
ana gwen security according the Of assembly and
the rules OF this court aud appearing by satisfactory
syehce that they are rot inhabitants of this country
IS ordered that the said defendants appear he OH The
sstaJ o! te aud bill of the plalf-
ts; and ,ata of his order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
months successfully, and posted at the front door of ie
capitol, in the said city.
So copy. Tcse, VIM. W. HENfNG,c.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

~ OilCE.-By virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed 10
the subscribers by James Bufood, and duly recprd-
en III '"ochiand county Court, for purposes therein meg
toned, shall proceed sell ut public auction at Hem
rico court iousc, on Friday tile 17th all said Bur.
ioerds interest in aud a negro woman named Dice
two negro men named Lewis and Islam, his household
and Kitchen fnure afso all interest in claim aeaisl
tie Deep Creek Navga ton Company. Such title is
vested III us we shall convey and no other.
JAMES LYONS, Jr.
JOHN S. FLEMING,
Aug 1T THOMAS 3. WATKINS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

Jc'an my opinions, and III this feel that have din y1Sd
nom some who, even at public Dime. tables lave ot
scr"p'ed to consider me asa legitimate subject spee
and the enerta of the company. Yet for this whtA
mas heard complain: Nc Trusting To the Justice
OF an Intelligent people, have been content to rely for
security on their decision against the countless assaults
aud ISLANDERS, which repeatedly sought 10 be paned
upon them without seeking to present myself in my o,vu
oeeIce and still less TO become "the responsible accuseo
OIL Mr.. Clay ar amy other person
ANDREW JACKSON.
II ermtage, Jolly 18Th, 1897.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
from he .F0iionri ,4Jr.cqir.
SOLTH GAROIINA

Ihc politics OF South Carolina not much Under
Stood IN New York. They have never been thought of
much influence in other portions Of the union but
few slight sketches of them will not be undressing
nov.
1t is admitted generally that South Carolina will
give her vote for General Jackson yet is certain at
the general administration has many firm friends in
that state. South Carolina is altogether of different
political character from Virginia. Her leading polti-
clans are hot, hcadstrong, 6ppant and whal exces-
sively ambitious During the last Presidential cam
paigD they exhibited many faces. In regard to pa-
iUDal politics. Mr. Calhoun has great influence there.
They seconded the idea Of supporting the candidate Of
Virginia namely Mr.. Crawford
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

70 lie Edt0ts Of Tie mag.
Geniiemeh: w all you be good as to ask The Ed
tors of the Enquirer, through the Wing, when they
intend to give the public the name Of the Member OF
congress who wrote the celebrated East Room letter.
IL mas now been seven months since II wrote, and
II Is well known that letter be sent from Rich.
inond To any part of the u. Ssates and
ceived in forty days. a. b.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

MARRIED., iyAianoroF county, -7'iursylny evening
.est by the Rev. Jnn Cook, Mr.. HERMoN w. DAVIS TO
MISS ANN SHErrARD daughter of the late Edmund ancs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

tIent anu virtue, anu vi private worth, modesty AM
truth! Judge man by the company he keeps, is :
iToTerb of all nations-tred By this test how worth,
Goes the General appear of the first office in the world
40 make Duff Green the depository of his political
secreis-to be gulled by Carter Bevcr! into the belle
'na' he was man of political weight and consequences
ana 10 select him political instrument! What
tact anu knowledge of the characters men do these
'ac's display! We are greatly dece ved in the saga
CITY and good sense of the people OF this county, if
they do not perceive in these simple circumstances.
unanswerab!e objections the elevation of en- Jack.
son TO the Presidency.
?he Pyesidcucy.-The following article from tle
charleston City Gazette, has in apprehension more
sgnihcation than meets the eye. The persons who
hold this language have probably already designated
Among themselves, the Individual the Disciple of JEFF
feIson, upon whom his mantle should fall There is
much division in South Carolina. strong body of
Republicans of the State, containing many able men
are ibirnical 10 Mr. Calhoun and at former period
were no less so TO Gen. Jackson they cannot but feel
mortified 10 tud themselves harpessed whether they
'Ti!! or DO, TO the of the Military Cheftain the
direct tendency OF whose would be 10 pave the
way to the future elevation of his devoted follower Mr.
Calhoun. So every way Hateful and app2lling is ths
success OF jackson, HAT IFS Interior consequences no
less than its immediate effect threaten disaster to the
Union,
The language of this article will be doubtless pIea.
SAINT to the ears of many in Virginia. and as numbers
already entertain similar sentiments in this community
we have given it place order that they may see
that their views supported elsewhere. As to the
probable success of such mov emcnt, it is hardly
worth while TO speculate upon it, One of the grounds
upon which it is recommended, opposition to pro.
tecting tariff, is sufficient in itself to DESTROY its sue
cess. successful canvass cannot be waged upon tina,
ground Late events display most decisive majority
of the American people to be favor of protecting
Industry in all ITS branches from foreign competition
and the attempt to elect President of ayowed hos
ity TO the system, could fail to combine the efforts
and TO increase the already enthusiastic devotion of the
majority TO their opinions. The Southern States have
bnt he two alternatives, TO bring themselves within
the benefits of The "Americau Sysen, by comnencinr
manufactures themselves or TO declare off from the
Union.
We will barely state belief that Judge Smith is
'he individual upon whom the authors of the card be.
low would devolve tue mantle of Jefferson
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
Fresh Medicines.

SNHE subscriber has just received by scr. Ert,
II other late arrivals fresh assortment of DRUGS
and f4EDlCiNES, a, Wills old stand, Shocko;-Hil.-
we ASSURES his customers and the public generally, that his
hedlcmes are of the best quality, and by the eeulSr
supplies he receives, will be enabled sell fresh cal,
be procured.
~ g. Prescriptions put up with and attentions and
Medicine readily obtained a any time of night.
Aug at NJ ELAGG.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
eWbolesale a1rtres Gmrrfmt.
RICHMOND. AUG. z, 1897.

Pork, Dbl 81
Rice, lb s 81
Salt, sack, 2 .35 Q 40
Spirits, cog. brandy, GALL II
apple do SO 50
rum, WI. 90 90
do N. F.. SO DO
gin, Hol. 80 81
do country, 81 So
whiskey, lstpr SO IS
Sugar, ST. Croix, 100 1O114
Do N. Orleans, 8 10
Do lump & loaf, Is 23
Tea, ganp & impl, 125 1915
Do y. Tyson, 90 loo
Wine, Madeira, gall % 81
=" Sicily, III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08

The National Gazette says very justly, in reference
TO Cen Iackson's appearance before the public
wri'er--"Gen jackson never energies a 4 writer but
TO disadvantages; pressing h,m forth thus, his friends
only EXHIBIT in stronger relief his unness by education
and habits for the high crit magisracy ith which they
labor 10 have him invested"