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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

Udrrehton, ~ C. Nor. 9.
I.lNERWOEr.-We have been Informed that
gentleman in this neighhoiinod, who is labnrlns
under pulmonary attack, has been using thr l.i-
VERMONT for some short time, and that il has
been attended with considerable good elect
The Grccnsburg (Pa Gazette. in reference to
the efficacy Of tie Liyeiwort in Pulmonary COM
plants, says" We understand that an extraor'
binary cure was effected by this vegetable. in our
neislboihuoa, some years since
genlrmDn Of phl.,c'r,ia las invented door Of tSe
following construction. Tine tower part OF s 50 c'n
sreie, tlat When the doe IS closed, small longn us
Hahn> = pressed Gown by spr'ng 50 as to exclude M
ln~ecoac portion Of air ,ta fe sides ,hsorsh
The chunks and CANNES q loosely hung doois
Good E.comple. The citizens of Iiagcrstowh.
Il i'll Maryland, held Il meeting On the Sd. instant,
Tor the purpose OF making arrangements tor plant
ing trees Oh the sides Of the Turnpike Road l.oni
that phase 70 Funkstnwn. This is a proof Of gon'
taste, as well as attention to the comfort Of travel
lcrs, that deserves imitation.
New Orleans paper, in cun,rs,l!ct,ng tie reported
death Of Mr.. Thbodcauy says that Nj. g. Is not only 10.
dead, bat =" has never been IDEAS"
Fcmai,s entitled "a To'e. Western IaI
Gilman has diacn,clcd that females can VOC, H.
the seven towns which represented ~ he
House Of Commons Of thi- Stnte under tie IN sec
ton of the Constitution. which pro, ldes thA =" a!
persons pnsscsscsl ct ecaul,! IN an, town n tar
state having git ~ representation &c. sha'
be entitled 10 vote - member To represent sute
/ town ia the House III Commons" TIL. wood PEI
>ons, was no doubt accidentally ,.stdio itte' II
as IN tie . III and Sth sections lor we can see NJ
reason Why females should be permitted t" s",r %
tic town, ami not IA The counties. As 4 h!o"! ~
the sex, We protest against then claiming q ntihs
a.inaci - e.crt,>e such an unirminine ;nti'tsF'
Eaepttt Da,sftfr>
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
Manufacture Of Sat in .Nay Bedford, Mass.

The New Bedford Gazette estimates the guam
tity Of salt works in operation in this section Of the
country at 100000 feet. These works, nclu
ding the value Of the land, the expense of mills for
pumping the water and other necessary appenda-
ges, cost their owners about one dollar per Foot,
making the whole value of 100000 dollars. An
acre OF land will accommodate from 1000 TO 600
feet, Of works, and in situations favorable lor tie
business readily commands 100 dollars per acres in
some instances, it has been sold at much higher
price. For cultivation, this land would not be
worth one fourth Of that sum- the poorest and drvesi
soils being best adapted to the purpose Of salt ma
king. This advance in the value of real property
must of course be attributed to the increase Of this
manufacture.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

.Nc,s- Io,1, .loremtn ~.
ElecsaR Returns 1t is impossible to give an accurate
statement Of the result Of the election in the different
counties If the state Ia OF Tie cuncs Me ecciisa
has been conducted with reference to Gcal matters, aod
without regard to the presidential question. The regular
republican tickets have beyond doubt succeeded 'etv
generally hrouphou the state, in opposite" 10 tue NOM.
nations E.ade by that pas which has heretofore supported
Mr. Clinton At the time is certain that Large
portion OF the manner The regular aud successful 'tkes
friendly TO The administration II vii be seen therefore
lat all a.onps present to classify the members eject As
Republicans. Federass, .3d,as Jackson men as We ~
bany Argus has done perfectly a'sud The sentiments
Of the majority 81 The members will not probably he known
Until the meeting Of the Legislature takes place IN JAM
airy next Nat. Id oca...
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
Wut.t,Msrowx. Mas. Nov

Surgical Operation.-Last Sunday, young Ia
d. q his town, the daughter Of y. ". Sloan. Esq
accidentally swallowed pin, which lodged about
half way down in its passage to the stomach. In
the confusion and alarm that ensued many expe-
dients wele adopted by kind hearted and afflicted
friends, such swallowing hard substances, &c
and BY medical advice. which was Immediately
procured, emetlcs were also administered but all
to no purpose except tn render the situation of the
patient more distressing. About ten hours after
the accident, Dir. Emmons of this town was called
in. ard the remedy he applied though simple, was
TO Us novel and ingenious. aud NAV be of use in
similar cases, If made public. a common wire
was used about twelve inches and half long, and
doubled, with piece Of sponge attached to the
end--this in dry state was easily passed down
the passage below the pin, where it absorbed mois-
ture and became 50 much swollen, that in drawing
it, tcompletIy flied the nsophngus, and brought
up the pin, strongly attached 10 il.
Tne ingenuity and success of this operation re.
fleet great credit on Dr. Enmuns, and though mo.
drst merit, If consulted, might have forbidden any
comment on our part, we teel that justice TO him.
and duty TO the public, both require it.--.8merican
sidr0c0fy
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

Raleigh ". c. Naleater l6A resolution passed at
the last session OF Legislature requesting Governor
Burton apply 10 the British Government, through
Minister Mr. Galatn for liberty procure for the Of
the State, from The office Of the Board Of Trade and Plan
ations in London, such documents relate Colo
NAL history We understand, that in reply the appca
ton the Governor has received from Minister, very
polite letter. informing him of the entire willingness OF the
British Goveromcnt furnish copies of any papers
cd. Indeed, they have been complasan furnish
list of all ;he Documents, that Judge MrnrnAY for whose
benefit they intended may designate such he deems
necessary Restotsr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

Hunger i, the mother of Impotence: and the
quarter Of an hour which precedes dinner. is the
worst opportunity YOU can select to ask favor
The i.atins say, Jeater mn habet rnres.
Virtues unite good men, crimes bad men, and
pleasures the generality d mankind.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

The Portland Advertiser says that the Executive OF
Maine has taken prompt measures TO assert the violated
rights of our czens and vindcaie the sovereignty u the
State from the aggression of the British authorities New
Brunswick. The arrest, fine, and imprisonment. OF an
American citizen by foreign Government it is added,
has akcned the attention Of the community, and called
for the in,crpostiun Of our civil authorities"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

TIE effects which ,ght result, IN time OF var
from the nterposition Of SO large tract OF hhr:'-
ran Territory between the Provinces OF Lower va
NADIA and new Brunswick. IL it is unprecedented maj
they might be injurious to Treat >ritain' on@i' ~
have been weighed before the stipulation Tor inc
hnunJary line was introduced into, and male part
off, the deiinitve treaty 1t i, not now ,he i'"e 10
correct the errors Of that day. Ana " ''e "ec'-
pants of that part of the Country. whicn Is justly
claimed by the United States. shall derive 'njur!
from such claim, it is to their own government mat
they ounht TO look for remuneration for such inlu-
~. instead of requiring from the United States any
concessions which are incompatible with 'heir III
terests
The question which has been submitted to Iom-
missioners, in compliance with the article above
quoted from the Treaty of Client, have not yel
settled the difference which exists. Inc nrlt'sh
government claim all the territory north OF Mars
Hill, and the range of land from thence when ~
vides the waters flowing into the IT. John from those
flowing into the Penobscot; and one Of the GROUNDS
assigned for this claim is the insecurity OF Canata
and New Brunswick, and the irpossihilty Of trans
porting the mail in direct route from New bruins
wick to Quebec if we are to possess that tract. We
stand on the treaty itself, and the course OF bcun
dary line run in obedience to its specification. AS
we understand that the British government contem-
plates the forthwith CONVEYANCE OF the mail over.
land from Halifax to Quebec, we trust that they
have determined to refrain from any Longer press
ing claim which cannot be supported either by
the terms of the treaty, or on any other ground 81
equity.
If, as is urged, the face Of the country presents
so different aspect at this time, from what 1t ex-
hibited when the treaty of 1888 was made, that i
is found that The description in the treaty is obvl
ousy at variance with the intention OF the British
government, we ought 10 pause, and reflect seri-
ousy, before we admit the force of an argument,
which may be drawn into very dangerous prece
dent in the future construction OF treaties. IL Is
hardly to be presumed that the knowledge posses
sed by the American ncsotiators could have been
more accurate or enlarged than that OF the British
government: aud it is improbable that, J! mis-
take had been made by the United States Minis
tiers to the dctriment Of our interests Great Britain
would now have allowed the intention OF that day
10 have been successfully alleged against the facts
which nearly half century have subsequently dis
closed.
The question, however. is one to be settled by
the two governments; and we again express our
regret that our Canadian neishbors should have
assumed tone which may be construed into un-
iriendliness Nat. Journal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
NEGROES and Land.

N the Goth OF December next, if fair, if not the
" first fair day, the subscriber will SELL at public
auction credit of twelve months, before Franklin
Hotel in Lyncl.bu,g 70 likely Negroes consisting of men,
and children. They negroes of fine cha
among them several cooks apd house they
tie sold in day, the sale will be continued until
they all soi
Tie subscriber will likewise sell privately his tract Of
land in Bedford county situated the north south
tles of Goose Creek, and the main road leading from
LyDchburg Fncnse, II ailcs OF Liberty aGd ad-
joining Capt Boord II contains about 400 acres of
which 300 are uuceared. The part which is unoeated
except small por ton, excellent tobacco land OF
tire cleared land, $50 low grounds FIRST
quality aud iho remainder remarkably ue high land This
of the best of land in upper country
we'll adapted IT, Guilty of kinds Of
grain; lies remarkably well and is very free from stone
f divided il would make very handsome tracts, which
fha be dnne those who wisl, purchase wish it, Per-
wishing purchase may apply subscriber resi-
ding in the neighboufhuod of New London Capt.
Buford, residing the
WILLIAM IRVINE.
No. Oh o,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
a HENDERSON. secretarv.
MORGAN COUNTY.

~ meeting of the citizens of Morgan countv nm
posed TO ihe election of General Andrew J,c.s ~ r.
me PRESIDENCY OF The United States convened a, the
court-house IN Bath Monday the @6tI DAY 81 NJ
yember 1927, TO appoint Delegates 10 the conr.,,;o,
proposed 10 be held at Richmond on tIe M, of I,,a
oe%,' 'o' me Pui pose OF nominating gene al tick
eli OF Electors io' the state of Virginia, friendly TO the
reelection Of John Quincy Adams Col Robert GINS
tin called TO the chair and CromwelI OrrcJ, .oo
appointed Secretary. ~
The object OF the meeting was stated and common
ted on by Jonathan Garlic ESQ., and Jsnstban Inoo
Jonathan Garlic, Benjamin Orrlck Deonis McI1on'
aid, Barnet Lee, and Doctor Daniel Iirl, ,,ors =.
pointed committee TO prepare an address and roso
uinons, expressive of the object and sentiments NJ tho
meeting, who alter retiring time ieportcd tho fol
lowing; which having been read 10 .te opo, go
unanimously adopted.
The citizens of Morgan county here assembled have
observed with socitude the origin and prog ress Of
The opposition 10 the existing administ ration of liz
general governments; and contemplate s ors.,t s,
and character witball the anxiety and conce., H.,
men can have, who earnestly and chiefly REGARD .
prosperous conduct OF public affairs, and The stability
and permanency of our political Institutions Those
blessings are in our judgment seriously tn eatenod
IL is because we think thus, that we feel ourselves
called upon 10 declare
That there exists not, in our opinion in Tho ec,s ,I
circumstances that before The world the sighted
foundation for the iuputaoHs Of in inrirne and
management in the last election of President v,;,i
winch the public attention has long been l,arasscd
That we nothing in the principles or conJnc,
OF The sdinstra that furnish even plausibo
eScute for the vruIence and rancour with which il
IS assaed; or that ought TO distinguish disadyantare
ously from those that have preceded IT,
lhat The opposition has sprung, VIC think moi:
ron me people, bui from few disappointed aspiring
politicians; moi from any enlightened regard for f,e
public interests. but for tie accomplishment OF selfish
auns by the power Of combinations" formally entered
INTO for tbat purpose
That Of the worst features of this combination,
in our view is the concentration of lis force in suppor
OF General Jackson, obviously from no sense of his
qualifications or the Office but in the face of preyious
~ declared opinions Of bis fotaL inGtqess aud upon
utterly Inconsistent with all patriotic feelicg.
Avoiding any detailed exposiiions as useless nnon
this occasion, this meeting will advert to the foo,v
circumstances only, as illustrative of the extraordinary
scene which is before them.
Sir' Adams IS charged with holding PRINCIPLES hos
we 10 state rghtspTincipes said that "syeep ms
'nto The gulf Of consoIdation"--Those who make ,le
charge; furnish no other explanation or authorize for
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
TRUST SALE.

TRURSUANE-to deed of trust executed 10 Salnue!
n Taylor, John Robertson and the subserber the 2lst
November 1925, by Branch T. Archer aud of record in
clerks Office OF Chesterfield comfy court, shall se
font of the Eagle Tavern in the city of Richmond,
Thursday the 20ii this month, commencing IL o'clock,
ms folh@ig property named in said deed VIZ: half Of
tie 81 the residue of the lease Sallecs pits,
Tor sixteen years from the 1st of January 1885, likewise
the following slaves, viz: Juba Tenn, Caesar Cassis;
a nd Mrs. Bcutleys (wiov Of tic late Col. VIM Bentley
nf Powbotan) life estate in Archer and Simon, also ali
rglrs aud fixtures used in working sad Goa
pits belonging the said archer, Together with all the
ppur,ena ,hereunto belonging or so much of the
property may be sufficient to satisfy the provisions of
said deed. Such title is vested in subscriber viii be
conveyed to tho purchaser purchasers.
VIM. G. POTALL, acting Trustee.
Dec. 5ib, 1921. AZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
RICHMOND RACES,
OYER TIE TIeEE-HfLL COURSE

Interesting to Sporfsmen Of The Turj:
VEYHERE open subscribers, until the 1st
January Cat which time they will close, fol-
fcwing Sweepstakes
1st Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, years old
spring fall, mil. heats entrance $780, half
forfeit-to which there 5 subscribers
"a, Pos: Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES years old
next spring. to next spring. mile heats $780,
lraf Eorfat-to which there ate subscribers
Sd, Produce Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES dopt
spring. spring 1881 mile heats, SlGO,
half forfeitto WHICH there subscribers.
4th, Pfaduce Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES dropt
spring, fall 1881, mile heats, $500,
half forfeit--to Which there now Ssubscribers
Any person DESTROYS subscribe the Stakes,
Will direct, by the lst Of January, the subscriber,
2iee-H, near Richmond. J. NJ. SELDEN.
TIRE Hill. Dec. S, 1897. AZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
Public Sale of Negroes and Stock.

Am the FIJI, day of month December, if fair 9th
W erwise the fair day. shall sell to the highest
bidder, kaimes the late residence of William Doug
lass. dech in the county of New Kent, Providence
Forge all the residue Of the OF said deceen,
sfstig about fifteen Negsoes among them good Black
Smith, the stock o Mules, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
Most Of the Negroes will be sold for cash. The other
property months credit. Al tie time md place
fifteen twenty otliet Ntgrnes will be sold for cash
uIorg then, likely boys aud girls
nov 14-6, THE EXECUTORS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
KI.fG rILLL4.W coL1Nr1-.

AT a meeting Of sundry Of the citizens Of King VII.
liam county convened pursuant 10 previous notice ~
The court house, on Monday the 26th Of November
1927, who prefer the reelection of John O. Adams.
TO the next presidency preference 10 Gen Jackson
Edward Garlick was called to the chair and Thomas
Jordan was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being explained by a.
CHAIRMAN, on motion, committee appointed, con-
sst'ng of Or. George Claiborne John ass Robert ~
Gaines, Philip w. Claiborne, and Robert Pollard 10
prepare and report appropriate preamble and soable
resolutions.
The said committee retired, and after 2 s!.or tima
'vetprued With the following which were adonlcd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
) BY PEASANTS s. SMITH

III The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice a
week, vcdncsdnys and Saturdays al i've dollars ne
a,nruin, payable in advance.
W Previous iscontinuance of the paper all ar
Tearages mist be paid up. And those who may wish 10
dfscontinae, will notify the Editors that effect at least
srribed.. -
VI For adve''sns--i5 cents square Tor ess) for the
hrst nsarfion, and 90 for each connuance.Ihc
5ufosr OF Insertions uotrd the MS.
'hey VIII be continued and charged accordingly.
VI All letters the Editors be postpaid or they
will receive itention.
VI NotcS of chartered specie paying Banks OF any
the States will be received in payment for subscription
the Whig though Virginia y. States Eamk Notes would
ia preferred; and eau be made through the
Vt,ss Office the risk of the Editors
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
LATIN SCHOOL.
Dec. 5,b, 1877.

scrber will teach Grammar Scleol, which viii COM
nIence ensuing 18th of January 1928. Therein viii
I've taught the usual of Latin and Greek reading;
tire English tongue, with its usual sppsndages Of Gram
numerical Arithmetic. Geography, sc. Also if
CURED, Geometry and Algebra, &crhe school will adj
jonrn the 18th December following, with month vacation.
Terms for board and tuition, boarders furnishing beds
od bedding 500, one half payable in advances for day
holars 500 JOHN V. KEAN.
liooebaGd, Nov E;h 1877. L.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
Fall Goods and Fall Fashions.
= THOMAS NOWLAND

sVes Mercer + Tailor, doors ADORE tie Eagle IEotei
EsfEcSFuiLx Informs his friends and the public
- geueral, that bs has received elegant
nent Of GOODS, in his consisting blue,
the most fashionable colored Cloths Cassneres; alsn
hands, assortment of Vestg which he will make M
at the shortest He onfdent that he ca ex
ec'e any orders in his line, the fashionable STYLE
aud on the lowest TERMS had solcits the public
patronage.
Nov. 81 w1o,y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12

WANTED to hire couple Of Hands To work Bed
stead manufacturing, whom will pay good wages
For par cuars enquire G. W. Truekeats head the
Mocha nicksvle turnpike, o a this office.
Mrchanick>viile' w Il. MALONE
Dec I, 1897. OF Al G. w Fru.be,rt,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12

may effect most SERIOUSLY ile future des,ines Of our
country. e
, Ai'er deliberate and a.catirc examination OF all
VIC e'ue"csi 10 support OF tie Oft repeated charge of
corruption against the Presiou, and Secretary of State
we nave arrived at the conclusion of cir rcrfect inu
cence; and hatever opinion may entertain of them
as politicians, in their ability n,crritv and na,rintn
we have unsiakcned confidence: Therefore
resolved, That we approve OF the proposed conyen-
on 10 be held IN the city Of Richmond on the 3tb anu-
airy next for the purpose of framing an electura! ticket
III opposition 10 Gen. Jackson.
Resolved, That we would view the election of C cn.
jackson TO the Presidency. experiment hazard
Gus 10 our Liberties, and will all honorable means
10 prevent ii.
Resolved, That
appointed delegates to represent Ibis meeting in the
Aforesaid conventions
Resolved, That
pc COMMITTEES OF vigilance and correspondence, rid.
A",no'i,y 10 hlI any vacancy i'll the delegation.
resolved. That these proceedings be signcd by the
chairman and secretary aud that e editors of the Con
sutr'tonai wing and Richmoni Enquirer be request
cd TO publish the same.
The blank i'm the third resolution was filed by the
ansnnons vote OF the meeting with the names OF isr.
Rowan, Capt. Robert Healy and DIR. Richard h.
Ch'isan-tlat in the fourth rcsei.ou, was filed by
appointment from the chair, with the names of John
Cho"nnS, Jr Francis Waker, Rev George North
am, james Chowning, John Il. Blake, William n.
Stu, John n. Burke, Moses Walker Sen Chauncey
Z. Griswod. Henley Woodward, John D. RlcGill,
Col Carter Purkins, Francis Smith, benjamin F.. Ro-
binson and Capt. James Fraser, and motion tba
chairman added 10 the committee.
PHILIP r MONTAGUE, Chairman.
RorERT HEALY. Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
Fall aud Winter Goods.

NELSON has just received a large supply of new
and desirable Goods, selected from the latest i'm
yosat"" which he is enabled to sell very low prices
for cash.
Dec 5 Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
Farmers Bank of Virginia.

TIME Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, for the
4 election of Directors for the Bank the Offices
Of Discount and Deposit, will be held Wednesday, the
9th day of January next.
Dec I, 1897. LET WIN. HEKERVIS Cash.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-12
BANK OE-YIRGlYI.4. J

- BANK or YIRGL VIA,
Moo. 80, 1927. &c
FFVHE annual meeting of the Stockholders Bank OF
Il Virginia, will take place the first Monday in Jauu-
airy their Banking House in the city of Richmond
Dec S 81 w. iDANDRIDGE, Cashier
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-25

AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishes
IL TO SCH, the Farm on which he az pre.
sent resides, lying in the county of Morgan, on
the Big Cacaphon, eleven miles from the Town
OF B@5h, the county town, This farm contains
upwards of eight hundred acres. a considerable
portion of first rate bottom, and upwards ot hee
hundred acres tillabel. The improvements are
a large two story Stone Dwelling House, sixty
by thirty feet, well flushed, Kitchen, smok he.
House, a good Barn. Stables, together with a
number # necessary out buildings; a gopd
GRIST MILL, double SAW MILL, having
two saws under one roof, three tood orchards
containing upwards OF fvehundred bearing trees.
This land will be sold low and on accommoda.
ting terms. For further particulars. apply to
the Editor of the Martlnsburg Gazette, or to
the subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AUSDALL.
Sent. If