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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
Town Meeting

be Citizens OF inns Borough and others into
rested, are requested to meet al the Town Hall on
oaturday evening next. at O'clock, to receive the
report OF the Committee, respecting the RAIL RoAp
IRON this place to the waters of the Chesapeake--
II general attendance as reouesfed
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
From the Baltimore american.

1t is to be feared that the late tremblings of the
earth which have been felt here, indicate some more
terrible catastrophe in South America. The earth
quake which destroyed Caracas in 1912, was in like
manner sensible here, and still in the south, and in
the valley of the Mississippi. The vibrations seem
TO have been violent in the towns south of us.
than in Baltimore.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28

The following is the state Of the vote, on the
Breakwater question in the Senate Of the U. States
Yeas.-Messrs Bernard, Barton. Bateman, Bell,
Boulieny, Dickerson, Eaton. Foot, Harrison, Hen
bricks, Johnson of Louisiana, Kane Knight, Nc
Lane, Marks, Noble, Paris, Robbins, Rugses. Sis
bee. Smith, of Md. Webster, Wiley, Woodbury..
IA. =,
Mas -Messrs. Benton, Berren, Branch, Chan
dIer. Cobb, Hayne, Johnson, of Kentucky King
Mckinley, Macon, Rowan, Seymour, smith, OF >.
Carolina, TazeweIl, Thomas, Tyler, White. ~.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
From Neu- York Ds,M Advertiser.

II is very singular fact within short time the
following distinguished men have died almost instan
taneously, viz. William Pinkncy and Robert G.
Harper, of Baltimore, William P. Van Ness, and
Thomas Adds Emmett, of this city, Richard Stock
tton, OF Princeton, New Jersey, and Governor Gin
on at albany.
To these may now be added, Gen. Geddes, Of
Charleston, S. C.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
Noung AaNics' boarding School.

The Young Ladies Boarding School at Wilmington, Del.
formerly conducted by William Sherer, is now continued
unrer the superintendent and instruction of
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
NOTICE
no Manufacturers.

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office TO
furnish for the Of the United States Array, for
the year 1928, the following enumerated articles of
American manufacture--viz:
Blue Cloth dyed in the wool with indigo) ga wide,
Grey twlled cloth, Ga wide.
Cotton drilling (unbleached) ga and 7-8 wide,
Cotton shifting (unbleached) 7-8 wide,
Flannel Of cotton and wool 81 and 7-8 wide.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
HARPER's EERpy March 10

HARpER's FERRY, March 12.
shock of an Earthquake, was felt by many of
the citizens of this place. Sunday nigh last, about
ii o'clock. 1t was also felt, we understand, at
Winchester, Middeway, Upperyile, and several
other places.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
Will, Asssl.....iis< ,css ryNS
FriAay, March 90, 1928


ADMINISTRATION COUNTY MEETING.
The Friends of the Administration OF the Gene
al Government are requested to meet at George
Town, on the 18th day Of April next-beng Tues
day the second day Of the Court Of Common Pleas
ON business of importance. 80
Sussex County, Del.
March 25th, 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
LIExEWISE,

Shoes. Laced Bootees. Leather Caps, and
Leather Stock,
The above goods are to bedeliyered atlhe u State,
AIRS email near Phila dephia and subject to strict IN
sPecon--Samples of the foregoing articles will be
exhibited at this Office and patterns of Woolleu
and Cotton Cloths will be transmitted to those man
ufacturers that may apply for them, accompanied
by such information shall be asked for.
The proposals must be in writing, sealed, and en-
dorsed Proposals and will be received until the
24th of April 1923.
Commissary Generals Office
Com'nissary General Of Purchases.
Philadelphia, 4narch 24th, 1925. C. IRVINE,
98-t24a
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28

Perkins Steam Cannon.-There was trial OF
Perkinss steam cannon at Greenwich, on the 29th
JaBuary. The London Sun states that target was
placed in gravel pit, at the distance of 22O yards
from the cannon, and the firing commenced at one,
and continued to half pas two o'clock, with tri1ng
ntermisson. The balls were six Founders, and
were discharged at about twentyeight to thirty per
minute, with pressure of about ITO pounds to the
square inch. This pressure is stated to be only one
half what the engine is capable of but as the point
blank range was so short distance, the extent of
power was not required.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
Died.

At Easton, Nd. Mr.. SAMUEL GROoME, in
the 5lst year of his age
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
CORRESPONDENTS.

GA &.' is informed that, by an accident, his
communication did not come to hand until Thurs
day afternoons; when the Journal was going to press.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28
BosroN, March II.


NEw HAMPSHIRE observation-disclosures from l6s
towns have been received. which give to the Hon.
John Bel. the Administration candidate Tor Cover
nor. 90, 16s votes. and to the present Governor
Pierce, l6. 355-maiority far Bell, 1903 Ffty
towns are TO be heard from, which Will prooaply IN
crease to about 5000.
-Four out of five Of the Counsellors, 0 out OF IL
Of the Senators, aud more than Mreejourths OF the
House Of Representatives are Administration men.
In the last Legislature, Hill had majority o. the
Senate and strong force IN the Rouse 'u'es
change, and men change with Them"
HAST Indian Trade. The Bargain and Sale jack
son neonIe saw we have lost the West India trade
bv bad management on the part of Messrs. Adams
and Clay. Not SO. Judge Clarke IN MS speech on
Ch;,tons resolutions, said That trade was well
,,o,un 70 he at this moment more profitable that II
had been heretofore, and those interested in it, in
stead Of clamoring about the loss are reaplng aaly
benefits from the new regulations" The fes1lmo-
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-03-28

SOME PROVOKING CIRCUMSTANCES.
Opposition accusations, being examined and silt
ed, resutng in the innocence, and frequently IN oe-
c'ued advantage to the Administration.
The Californian resolution very unadV'saole' pe-
cause the facts have worked the wrong way. anu
Me srumbletonans had to bite their own lips IN
vexalon.
Did not know the real state of the case respecting
y in the appointment Of Cadets
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

after end OF the last century in Ireland. 1t is
vel! known, that many persons who took a
leading part in that rebellion, were of opin-
ions which enable them to submit to any rel-
glouS test---such as Wolfe Tone and others;
and yet IT would have been the height of i'm
prudcnce 10 trust them with any religious Of
ices. The best security, and what must be
acknowledged to beso, isto place the appoint
ments of persons in the hands of the sove-
reign, attached to.the religion and Constitu-
ton OF the country; and so our ancestors
thought, when, hssipg Il king attached to a
different religion freinrh ofthe people, they
took security against him, by barring the
road to the throne against Papists, and by
passing the Test Act, which prevented the
royal favour being bestowed upon persons
OF that faith. This Act was intended to ap
ply to the king upon the throne at the time il
was passed; but it is now made to apply to the
sect for, which it was never intended, and tc
d sovereign of a totally different disposition
TO BE Continued
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
2steJeess0aeU gsU1e6m.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIr. an 14aa

/ lie returns 10 the House Of Delegates as far as
'"e! have come in, display considerable ga in 10 The
sue Oh Tie administration. So far 43 OF the
eject, are friendly to The Administrations viz: Henri
Z" - hocHo"dge 2, LoudOuH ., Jefferson 2 Hardy
Hampshire :, Berkiey Q, Ohio ., Mason 9 Preston
H'o'i'ik county 2, Nansenoud 2, Elizabeth CITY /.
Lancaster ., Pocahontas g Lewis I, Stafford !, Ken
'"ia J. Richmond county /, Culpeper !, X. Georpe
/ y Charles City |, I'VE behevel New Kent I'VE be
!evcl Pendelon ., Princess Anne @ Bath . pe,ers-
burg ]. In most of the countries the nm, s,;or L.,
uoi been made al all. 10 several where ,bsrs ,ro
clear administration maorites one or TWO J.cl,.oo
members have been elected from the extreme Difficult
y OF making county elections turn ON any cnos,;
but the relative personal popularity of gentlemen and
'ofn the further considerations that the Presidential
election VIII have been decided before tile IecisIa
'ure again assemblies. Doubtless these reasons have
also in some instances operated the other way. Tie
above estimate as far as goes TO the host
ofour knowledge and belief MsDy counties vet 10
be head from, friendly 10 tue administration. az
Bedford, Gteenbrier, onroe, Cabell, Randolph
Brooke Augusta, Morgan, sc. In many which have
returned Jackson members, there powerful admit
"is'Fauon i"inofilies rs was well Observed "Jacb.
son VI" moi get the vote OF This State without a strur-
gle aud That struggle will not be without hone y
We're the ciect'on 10 instead Of months off, we
shond not be afraid Of saying the Jackson ticket would
be beaten ? 10 /. We count strongly upon the medi
ta'iYe influence Of The approaching summer When
tie farmer under the shade of bis own vine and
ng tree TO vIcw the question in all il, aspects-yhe,,
he recolecis lbat the Government as now conducted
IS Advancing smoothly, prosPerously and cconomicay
-wbeD he remembers that il has not endangered our
peace with any foreign nation, has paid off more of
the national debt than any Of predecessors and has
heTmedded with the liberty and property Of 10 citi
zen, he will naturally enquire Of himself whv then
should be changed If lie is told that il is friendlv
10 the IariO' and 10 Internal Improvement, bis good
sense WIZ dictate tic answer, so is ecu. Jackson
" 's y reminded Of tic charge Of bargain and cor
''"'"' ne sa0e G'7o''"r "iji advise him, That that
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

The Old Lady yesterday, made violent eFnr, 70 =.
lienate Gen. Harrison and his friends from tho a,;,,
s'Fa''oD' When the General remembers, that tie
same Old Lady. not three weeks ago nsti,nfed =, -
y'd'ous comparison between his military services. and
those OF Scott Gaines and Alacomb he will dorb,ie.
sci Tie proper value upon her present blarney Topfer
possibility OF Gen. Iiarrison'S changing his political
'e'a'ohS III consequence o. personal disappointment
" We "s oeen di5sppoinled natural enough TO them
""O nave oeep consistent IN article save ncop
S'''epCy-out VIII not be, we should imag ine partic
uAy h'ternS to The Generals hrnness and 10 teprity
Inc Jack9onia0s have eagerly seized upon Eacomb,s
nomination 10 detach Geo. Harrison from his support
OF the administration. To suppose that this nsdjous
attempt could be attended with success wod be sup
posing what if true, would prove Cen Harrison to be
TOO worthless 10 be Of value TO any party. Lest how
eVor some should imagine TIA, the effort has not been
made IN vain, we subjoin the following letter TO the
Editors of the Mary
ETtraf from letter from friend Us al JVasirton
'Sirce my last letter to you il has given me pre,t
satisfaction to nd that General Harrson aud his friends
have 7sgnanimousy resolved 10 forget all private ause
OF dIsconeDt at the nomination Of Gen. Macomb and
10 support his appointment with the same zeal which
bey wOn'd have done bad there been no ground nf claim
IN the first instance the part Of Gen H. This 40
termination IS highly honorable TO Gen. Harrison and
SHOWS that did not misunderstood his character when
I spoke SO confidently that he would not permi, his
Hiends 10 use his own personal disappointment an
plea tor abandoning the Administration or even es an
excuse for iuke-warmness in its support speak from
good authority when say, that General Harrison is AT
thfs moment perfectly recoDced hs disappointment
ana eneraiDs all the good feelings towards The Admin
'SWaon which be has heretofore m sniesied on IN ma
ny occasions twill be but justice TO those on whose
conduct animsdyerted in my last with perhaps too
much ssPcry, to make this change in their views and
known 10 our frien4s1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
Dnrsfgn :Nems.

A'rteen Days Later from Enm1anG.
NEw-Yoax, .1Pr,i 25.-By the Ship w lil,am rhomp.
s"n, Maxwell, winch left Liverpool the 18th ult we
aVe our ies OF London papers the 18th and Liver
pool to the l 9TH Of March.
Bai's w eekly Messenger of Sunday the Is ill., SAYS:
We have received French papers to the 18th INST
They announce that the Emperor Nicholas had con-
sidered the document put for,i by the Porte as dec
araon of war; and had consequently sent orders to his
army TO the Pru;h, and take up position IN
ihe Principairties of Waachia and Modavia. They
add, that II not his intention to separate his cause
from that of his Allies
Letters from Paris of tho 9th mention that the Rus
pril.
They also announce that peace between Persia and
ussa had not been concluded, and hostiities were TO
&c re commenced.
II Russian Messenger and one from France arr
fed IN London, and cabinet council was held on the
9TH ult.
TIL money market in London nnderwen. considera-
DE changes during the week ending the 9Th consos
Farying from 50 to IS 3 4.
Don Miguel, the Prince Regent of PornraI had >,
zen the oath to the charter The Goth Feb and chm
ssed his ministry. "
he change in the French ministry had excluded 81, .
"'toie OF VI Fielle!e's friends from the cabinet
ne Gr'cian government had addressed dec,,r,
'hn To tie European powe,s the subject of tho r.,
''e n'ts OF the state, which they wish 10 cIude ,I
greater part o. Rornelia, Negropont, aud the )1oea
t.s0e'7'o0S Cotton .Earlei, Saturday, March ~
import TINS week, 8, l53 bags; sales Ii40 baos -
;ather higher rates for american descfjp;ion.. hi al,
ecs at very low prices. " ''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

"f0o"fons eHer.-Thc following additional evidence
VI" 'eaVe hardly doubt any mind, that The letter
puoneo IN the Bufalee Republican, and which its editor
'"' - W. ""od' pretended to he from the late Mr.
STOCKTON OF New Jersey, was forgery Of Woods own
oi"Seo IN the bud, the second attempt to establish
y s''s"ce' 'ne TACT that Mr.. Adams gave Mr. Webster
pledge TO secure the support Of the Fcderas,s
'"' ''S' PRESIDENTIAL election When IS remembered,
'' 'ucn pledge was given, the repeated failure to
prove IT. will not be thought very remarkable.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

which has been seized on, with great exuI,ator. bx
our candid and charitable friends of the Richmond
Enquirer and Others
FROM TIE NEW YORK COMMERCIAL ADyERr,srn
The Evening Post lately published what is asserted
10 ne spurious letter purPortiug to have been written
by the late Richard Stockton, of New jersey COR
,ieman who honored in life, and mourned in dea,h
by the most respectable citizens Of this country 10
whatever party they belonged Thus letter was nub
i'sheo avowedly, on the sole authority of one William
vi. +. w God, fugitive from Massachusetts under
most equIvocai circumstances and whose subsequent
career OF shame and obquy, has been blszoped bv ad
vert'sements in the papers of New Jersey and this
State as the Editor of the Post might have seen no.,
he read the journals his table Tue following no
lice ct this letter appears in the Trenton Federaiist.
CoMMUNIcATroN.-The public al large, and espe-
c'aiy the friends OF the late Richard Stockton ESQ
DECEASED are cautioned against listening TO the pre
tended letter published by one Fooi who has lately
become the editor OF newspaper at Buffalo in the
State OF New York. The author of hi: communities
ton was as near friend OF the deceased & as mucl in
his confidence any other person. his immediate fan,
NY only excepted; has often conversed with him ON Tho
SUBJECT alluded 10 by said Wood; aud is intimately &C
quaned with the style of writing, and the disposition
and sentiments OF Mr. Stockton. e does not hesitate
TO avo~ his entire belief that the said letter published
by w God as written nv s., is papabie forgeiy-No.
thing IN the character conduct of said Wood while
IN Philadelphia or New Jersey, calculated 10 remove
the impression that he would abrica,e or publish for.
gerry to answer his purpose. The author of this corr
leaves his name 10 be given up said Nood
il he requires it,
Since writing the foreroipo we have received tn
'oiiowing COMMUNICATION Ii speaks Tor itself.
PRINCETON. April 90, 1928.
To the Editors Of The Commercial .9drertiser.
send to you copy of letter which addressed tn
The editor OF the New York Evening Post suppospp
that he would publish it without DELAY. have seen
.~o numbers of that raper, published since The date
my letter, and he has not yet noticed it. beg Won
Will me the favor To insert it in the Commercial Az
verser to which Office would have Transmitted the
original hut from motives ofdecacy towards tbs editor
! OF the Evening Post.
! am, gentlemen with respect, your humble servant,
r. Il. STOCKTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
II majority 273I

From this must be deducted say 500 In Hanover 6
as many IN Charles City and James City, from which
we have yet no returns.-We think the counties vet
to vote, will swell tue majority to 6oDO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

~, From The National Tnteliigeysccr
me following articles relate 10 tenth or twelfth
sion OF the "bdrgan story which appears 10 have ,s,
seen fabricated, at least first started some where
10 'ne as'eEn part Of TIE State of New Yorg. and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

The House of Representatives have passed Reso-
luton 'ns,ructing the Military Committee to report
BILL abolishing the office of Maj. General-aud the
Hero Of Black Rock, Chair man of the Committee
has reported one accordingly. As a similar PROPOSE
lion failed n the Senate, presume this will also
Concenf,on-.9llthc ANTI Convention Counties are be
ieved 10 have been heard FROM but Halifax, and some
three or four beyond the Ridge. A few not now ex =
pected, may vote against it-but the unexpectedly
large majoritics in Phtsylvania and Cupeper for it,
induce usto think that Improbable. The question is
now we think, placed beyond the reach of accident
The Arstocrats defeated, horse and 70 IT, We are
about to have new and better order of things IN Viz
gnia This great measure will be felt in every ne We
and point OF the Commonwealth. This will be mem
orab!e year in the future history Of Virginia We are
about 10 cut away the of arstocracv and to
havea true Republic. Heretofore we have had the
shadow waou, 'be subs ance the name wi,iunt The
fl,tp ;fSaif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
From NE Political .1,tua.
ONE HUMpRED Tuors -,

:, NJ ~ NN.'F'D IFUU5AND DOLLARS,
!! appears by late decision of the Cni,ed Sn,, NJ
'ric Court for New York, that Alr IvInrsnn rn,,.
~ Congress from Louisiana, is a DEFAUITFR ,o The
government to the amount of Hundred Tbouso,d I)o
'aS ms is the same Livingston who was toa,,sd by
one Deshs, al the 8ih of January frolic in Wssb;,y
CITY, as ihe only hoHor in the Louisiana POLITICAL
ana Is Toe same man who delivered the fothy discourse ~
e same ioc' whIch mas been received 50 much vo
ny our clue of pnlitical scTibblers here Really ,bos
Jackson men may well boast of the honoys in ,he1
when such men stand at their head These are the men
VINO bawi out Retfenchment, Economy, &c &C. IL,
Them first disgorge, aud then come before The eonIo Win
clean hands. " F '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
PRINCETON. ApriI r8th. 1925

10 me EDITOR o. the .'e'o York Ereniag Post:
SIR: In yonr paper of the 9th there is an extract
from The buffalo Republican" lining what is sta
Tod to be ian extract of letter Mr.. Stockton Of
Princeton" take the liberty 10 inform YOU thai
believe my iaiher never wrote such letter, and tia,
the extract IN question mnst be entire fabrication,
IL 49, perhaps, Unnecessary for say any thing more
on that subject at present.
am, your obediept and humble servant.
Z. Z. STOCK Ton
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
FROM TIE nA,loSAn sAzrrr,

In addition to the reasons aread, gwen 10 SHOW that
the letter alleged TO have been written by Mr. Soch
ton Is mere fabrication, baT Authority for saving
that all that part of it which details an interview be
tween Mr.. STOCKTON and Mr.. Hopkins, at Bispbams
IN Trenton at which certain letter was shown has
not the least shadow OF foundation in truth No suci,
interview ever took place-no such letter was ever
shown TO Mr. Stockton in the presence Mr.. Hopkiu
SOU, Oh, TO his knowledge al any ohe. lime OF place
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

Il "SiSn" from Chio.-A friend informs us, that Of
The l54 Ohio Peniteniary Convics. one hundred anal
iiJ3ty-three are for Jackson. The worthy gentlemen
are mostly at york the Ohio Canal, hut not so hard
1t seems but that they are allowed TO express tbe,
rH':cai preference. We commend this "sienD IN
'ae oid Lady IN THIS City fair set off against Tie
sign at The warrant trying in James City.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

from view Orleans we have dates by the Kcntuckv
TO the 9th inst. The city elections had Inc, ,str I ~
win a" apparently 6iscorlant result. The jackson
candidate for Mayor and Inc ADAMS candidate tcr
ecorder "r as such II IS said, they supported and
dermcn also Succeeded II is said with great con6dcn
that Mr.. L. Livingston will not succeed AZ Tbs s
ton for Cougress.-I ". Y..4mer ''"' ''''-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
rRoM THE l,NtrEn sr.rrs c.urn

=
Some attention has been called 20 letter pptpotf
log TO have been written BY the late MIR. Stockton Of
ew Jersey, and recently pronn br means of tlns
buffalo Republican, ~lluse editor, w. p. H. VCon
Voacdes for lis authenticity. Mr. norkinson Of I'M.
CITY, denies the truth OF that part of the production
which relates 10 him. This Is sufficient p oof of tie
naccuracy--tle iaisehoed, OF The whole we see tina,
the Sentinel OF yesterday refers TO the article as if pls
eng credit therein. We did before believe ina,
theie was IN tins city, single individual connected
WIN me pnhc press, uDacquainted with the character
OF tins W. p. NJ. Wood Wherever he is known we
oeieve, he IS set down going one sep further than
Jonathan Ni!d-tte latter person made rule never
10 tel lie, when the truth would answer as well
we oeiieVe Mr. Wood reverses the rule and keeps
his truths as miser does lis Inoncy-for those TIA,
shall come after him.
Mr.. last inter represented hirns elf in This cifr
As )oini editor and proprietor of the Treaon True A
n1ercan declared that he had made the teur of Eurone
as companion OF Professor Carter-announced him
sei as author Of certain letters from La Grarre in
France, Gc.-endeaVoured TO procure situation in
th's city, in some administration paper cce-re,urn
ed 20 jersey acted secretary TO one or two ht,,s
meetings, visited New York 10 obtan labor tried Al.
oahy published poetry on the death of De Wit Clntn
'ha byron wrote on the death Of SIR Peter Parker
was dismissed the administration ranks and com,nen
ced editor On the Other side. Among his aconainan
ces 10 ne notorious for his disregard 10
truth in spoken language he is likely to become in
lie " es Tor his lnatienon TO E!cts in composition
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

4" HtSn:-Egery Supervisor, elected at the late ton
meetings in Livingston county, fNev Yoyl, 80, 'o
exception, were open and avowed administration ro
lns IS be only county in this part of the state where
even show OF support can be got up 10 favor Of Ibe
49, R9chsrey TT