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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

NOTICE my wife, LEVlNA ALLEN did clone from,
my bed and bos, since Aprl 1927, CONTRARY ~ INV
wishes, and unknowng 10 me, and IS determined not 10 Inv,
with me, and oer circumstances committed hy her casd mo
IN bring sun against her in the superior Of King William
county last Mag term, for divorce, where rosdcdI do
hereby give notice, that do lay the verdict of that
@ from the said court before the General Assembly of
virginia, PTaying cr llvo.'c rom NV said wife
@'i1Vct lG-a. ABNER ALEV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

NEW GOODS AND NEW FASHIONS T,o
MAS NONLAND, Mems Mercer and Tailor gra,e6, Co,
P' l'ou respectfully informs his friends and the pub;c i
u ne has received his Fall Goods cons,s,in,. of v.
- l.sc ana general assortment ofCLOTHS CASSfNEREc
NOS which he will make up order al the shorss
honec and on tfc lowest possible terms
Az ID vi hanu, an assortment OF TRIMMINGS IN mate
Up such cloiiis as may be him Oct l8Wv6,
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.-.LJ1IE,S ~ T1IE.
IEh !s taken the formerly in the ccr,Inancv ~
i'nls, son Brothers, mnic iaey oDroste NSsre
'i'ofe and mas hand general assortment q;
: -.p's ahu fancy Dry GooGs; among which are
IONS, oassiueres and slitinets, inc and co,fs,,
lsed, white, green yellow Ltnnels
Slk and striped Valencia ves,:is,
SwansdOwn aId Narseiles do
nm ana 'fsr-'an linens, lawns and can,gois
talcoes assorted embracing great variety
Fancy, striped dnd plaid gnghams
lam and inquired LOmbazeiis, various col1.s
- 70 81 laco.ci and book mn Sins
NIl, India and Swiss do
Swiss and black Italian silk crsvats
anton and Mandarin grapes; italian d.
i'isck Italian lustring, seuchews amt sarsicts
~ large assortment ct silk cotton and WOODEN hpss
ashunahle bonnet and belt ribbons
lag BaaGdnna and cotton handkerchefs
,'DE'S and combs ofcvery descriprou
linen aid cotton tcaing, furniture and apron CHECKS
ii.'-1eJ aud kerstys suitable for servants clothing
L!o"n AND heachcd dOnescs diapers. sc.
tiIFcing, iicartn-rugs, umbrellas & c &C
hch WIN variety of other articles he is desrous 10 g.
low Tor cash. NJ " ., az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

y" cary Street, rear 81 the Jirsjniq and Fal1feys
BanEs.
OSEPH VILLA IS grateful 10 the lades
~ and gentlemen of Virginia. for past layours and
hopes continuance OF the same ana would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses, TO have them ia
ken to pieces, which VIII enable him to warrant them
to be dyed and finished well as at any establish
ment IN the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary as he mas suitable machines to finish them, if
sent TO him N the situation above mentioned.
gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews m colour, coats, pantaoons and vests to-
gcteE with al kinds ofapparci and frequested repar
them III the neatcst manner. As usual al kinds Of
piece goods dyed and hot cold pressed; furniture
stults cleansed and re-dyed in the neaest manner.
n. b. Tickets will be issued On leayinp til. rood
with him. and requests they will be presented on ap-
pcaton for the same
no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

WILLIAM ALLEN, 5lerchc,f IGIoy.
As added to his former Stock an assortment Of
"a superior Cloths, CUssinercs. and Vcstinrs
which he will make up order al the shortest notice
and IN the most fashionable manner.
lie keeps hand :; general suyalv of the hest
Trimmings which he VII furnish his customer, or. tl..
most reasonable terms.
nov II rolOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

Wish to buy for my own use a handsome vo,n,g
Horse, well gated and accustomed TO harness: one
about I'VE feet would be preferred.
no l9-eo3t p u.y.r1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
ID. MCDONALD.

Boot and Shoe .Mangjact,ucr.
"A FEw doors below the Old Narkct-Housc Rich
n mond, Va. continues to make to order ladies'.
geHtlemens and chi'drcns Shoes and Boots which he
will warrant.
u: 1onald also has the pleasure of acquanting
his friends and customers that he has lust returned
from Philadelphia and New York, and has BROUGHT
with him an extensive assortment of ladies rcrilc-
mems. misses boys d Childrcn's BOOTS d SFIOES.
made by the best wOrkmCn IN those cities. Lcn'lcy
and S4ocmnkes Findings, for sale at northern prices
Shoes fer polarization bands of his own manufactures
The materials and workmanship Of which he believes
cannot be surpassed ia the state. IL Rips mcnded
gratis. NIL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

aoors bcow b bI iaroyi, respectfully informs Inc p, h
.a' ne -ti carrie o r SUUNruclna am he hr,rrbds 49,
hopes 10y h cNrrren~ workman to obtain r,rtior u,
patronage bins boos executed o order and Pr ntrd Ro
~ ivy, ~ any t'uf, &c ies himself that he has no cause
OF making long sar M OF tire Iuann and styis in ,vbl
ORDERS he may receive shall bc done executed as time and
h.''S p"n n' count has ll'g before this inspected and
he shau az all times io glad (o further Improvement CON
Pdc ue tNccuto0 of onv WORK with IN the same Tine a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

e{hEGANT GOODS have received, by The ExIu1.
~ other L,te arrivals ~
Black and co!oured Palmyrne for ladies' dresscs.
I1ui%n heitS assorted, ulac, Italian llstrnes
blacE and cOilIged Gro ce Naples
lGch ha.lnot lace Dire. -cs wells ueierenes canes and ,,
iht-Io and b150met aces aud eslsines -
Embroidered and P<m silk and wors;ed Hosiery,
Hl!Sti'ue printed cuiubicks and French giushaJns
Nin variety OF "e staple and fancy FOODS which WI lie
80. Al the low - pre- kJc cash. go -
Oct II I1,fI nt,,tel,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
FOR RENT.

IINHE Fendue Tenement on f. street IotoI ,,c.,,-
- Pied by Messrs. G. e. G. Clarke ApDly TO e.
OoPiann. PETER ID. G.. HEDGEMAN.
- - eoif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
HAIL NELSON.

EMON Al. -Gi,ANNISS. son ( BROTHERS ha,,
remove" 'lsii Sho- Sure from tie door beov,
r"ho, Street u lie corner OF Main Street and Nth leadinr
80 h"yo orioSeue s'cIe Onnery occupied by VIM NeaS
" S'" lo'.' ny me name OF Neacs corner, where they
N ne e attention Of their customers and the r,,c 70 I;,nn
"' sl'7H oi superior made BOOIS q SiiOtS u uer u,,
iuh''tufe hr Gdy Is hardly e5ual.d by al.y in The
Cnon every pair Of winch warranted rh,y a., dT.TTnS
"O' u" M "nefso't 90 'gi quality. Their assortment rs yery
''e' comp a every AiAd-ald wiu eOn..ue IL rcei,e
soon as they made -
= l"VE have received 100 pair Of ladies' American ka
@ ll walking and dress shoes, and misses morocco boots
@ SHOES Win tek oas' also, gentlenels boots with souae
- -! ~ ~ Oc;21-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
BALDWIN, IVES g. co.

HAvE received by late arrivals, their entire sup
- ply Of FALL DRY GOODS, to which they
solicit the attention of their customers-for ceapness
ind variety their stock is surpassed by in this
market. Nov II-1Ot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
DRY GOODS.

OTIS, DUNLOP Il co. Offer far Sale
In Packages of Dry Goods, comprising a very
general assortment, suited principally to the
present season. Nov i2-it
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

Il AND FOR SAI.E.-rac subscriber osers s,r .ale :
small arn On ne county Of Gloucester lying on York river
fw miles below Gloucester Town. containing bne bgaS
and nryhvc acWs (m DEPENDENT of island in the river
rms place noted t Inc neh ard oysters and he ON i, =
spring OF good water The mproy Of erelor
house, Nc siited to small lin'y For cras (which wiz b.,
acc"umofotugl apply % Va IGchad Thornson, Goucestrr
or 20 the undersigned, IN Hanover. HECTOR DAVIS.
sept 10 a.
C.g.4n y4CsrA'I,es IS - - Ola VET 5fEc;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
Patent Balances.
FRESH DRY GOODS.

FRESH DRY GOODS.
SUPER. blue and black cloths
~ do olive do brown do
DO cassmercs assorted colours
Domestic carpctings
Rose, duilie, and point blankets
o. CasSlnetts, worstlnetts and linsevs
White, green and red hannels
Canletts and Scotch plaids
Opening this morning. and for sale cheap for
Cash, by GEORGE E. TIFFiN.
ID tf
'ENIIE Subscribers offer for sale at their store cor
Il ncr of ID and 18th Streets,
300 sacks Liverpool blown salt
80 bags best Laguira coffee
10 hhds. West India and New Orleans sugar
pipes good Holland gin
10 bbls. domestic DO
Is do cider brandy
% do old whiskey
10 hllds. common do
35 do molasses, (part primel
900 sides New York inspected sole leather
100 do russell, for negroes shoes
leS boxes 40 window glass
80 do 10<I2 do
20 boxes superior gunpowder tea
no II RALSTON & PEASANTS.
CUSilMAN q ANDREW
Offer for Sale
10 ono lbs BACON, Baltimore and Smith!icld
1o'OOO 80 kegs Snithfeld lard
20 bis No. 3 mackcrel
30 do vinegar
- do New Ark cider
20 do country gin
$50 do behring's, No.
ID do loaf sugar assorted
% dry rush seal and Windsor chairs
IL bis venetian red
soap, mould candles assorted, leather
Printing paper, bale rope, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO:
few hundred Berrys superior premium Fire
Brick, for setting up CRATES, furnaces, &c.
II
DUNLAP'S BEER &, NORTHERN H4Y.
S0 Bbs Dunaps Beer
10 bundles Northern Hay, first quality. Just
received and for sale by
no l1-eo3t GEO. u wM. MERRIAM.
LEWIS WEBB d Co. offer for sale,
ssR6 Hhds and 80 barrels Whiskey
~ 10 barrels old Isle of Wight apple brandy
peach brandy
Holland and American Gin
lids old Antigua rum
Wines of various kinds
London porter
10 lids molasses
20 boxes loaf sugar
IL lids brown sugar
$50 bags coffee
30 tons bar iron
Castings
Soal and upper leather
Spanish hides
Tanners, and lintsccd oil
Bacon, herrngs cheese, rasins
Salt
Cotton bagging and bale rope, &c. &c. &c.
nov II lw5t
SEIVES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
CREEN mLL sEMINARY wil be cpened fnr IN.

GREEN HILL SEMINARY will he opened for the
~ ensuing year, the 18th Of January and closed ON the
18th Of December vacation of month will lr gwen I'm
the The subscriber still continues keep ass,-
The Of instruction will embrace the latin and
English languages the Elements Of Geometry, Geography with
the the Mans and Globes and all the minor BRANCHES Of
education Tuition of LATIN scholars sl5 English scholars sI5
boarding S75 per Strict will be given to pre-.
the morals and health Of the students and also advance
their studies. JOHN HALES
Orange Va 29th Oct 1923.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

FOX SALE,
AHALL'S NAILS, all sizes, at factory prices.
IL ioules Patent Shot, ali sizes--consta1t supply
Mt factory prices
20 hlds. st. Croix SUGAR
40 do New Orleans do, part prime
30 bbls. Muscoyado do
100 hhds Inolasses
500 bags coffee
50 baskets sweet oil
30 cases mems and boys wool hats
so casks Goshen cheese
3oo packages gunpowder imperial and young Tyson
teas
200 boxes soap-50 DO sperm. candles
100 sides oak tanned soal leather
50 Or casks sweet Malaga wine
50 Go Salnos and Marseies Madeira do
80 pipes cognac brandy
90 do Holland gin
20 hhds. Antigua and jamaica rum
10 do n. Il. do
so boxes chocolate
| hid. old irish wiskey, SC. &c.
NOV leo ct OTIS, DUNLOP & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
HAZE FOR SALE.

y.
HAZE FOR sale,
( 80 Hhds. superior English Island)
and Cuba hnoasseS
50 bags green coffee
10 boxes window glass, 8xl0 md ioxIo
900 kegs gunpowder, coarse and inc
Is kinds. Antigua rum
10 do jamaica do
% pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
do Imitation brandy
hhds. N. England rum
so bbs. do
80 do gin
100 dog. bottles Scotch snuff
500 rms. wrapping paper
1000 do cap, pot and letter do from 81 to 81 mr. rr1
100 do denny, medium and royal writing do
200 bbls. 10. 3 mackerc
80 do no. and no. /, do
so do tanners oil
100 casks Thonlastown lime
200 boxes brown soap
80 Or casks Malaga wine
ceroOms indigo
40 boxes bloom raisins
SO cases fur and wool hats
$50 casks cut nails and brads
500 sides sole leather
20 bags pepper
Cotton goods, playing cards, cheese, cotton warns
white lead gunpowder teas, glass ware, &c. SC
NOV II wet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

y large assortment cf brown and blrached sIlg.ngs an
''nss dome=i!c pads, tcAns, apron and furniture Check,
' tA-tI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

SUPERIOR CHEESE.
AsNhn LBS Cheese, equal in quality to the best
Ensisl--lust received for sale by
NOV II L. II. DREW, Art.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18

the public credit, concludes in these words:-
"Finally, will hold the supreme power only
until you order me 10 lay it down; aid II you
do not make other determinations sooner, win
in a year will convoke the National Conren,
ton. Colombians! will say nothing toyou OF
liberty: for if accomplish my promises, you
will be more than free-you will be respected:
besides, under Dictatorship who can speak Of
liberty? lie, US feel for each o'her-ths peg,
pie who obey, aud the man who kCLEo a.
LONE!-Bogo,a, Aug. 81, 1928"
This new sys;em Of government was promui-
Nav i, be as beneficial as Bolivar promises,
and as short lived. He may yet, ifhe pleases'
use his power for the public good, and again
renounce il: we arden,ly wish i, may be his in
tention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18
From the Ne,c York Stafesman.
Greut Meeting Of the Friends or the .7mer-
icQn ,ySfen

lean ,ystem.
a, large and respectable meeting Of citi
zens, held at Masonic Hall, on the Sth Of Oc,
1923, friendly to National Industry, without res
pect TO party: Gen. James Lynch was chosen
Chairman, and lchabod Pra!I, Esq. Assisran,
Chairman Henry Meigs and Curtis Bolton
Esq's, were chosen Secretaries. On motion oil
MIR. N b. Blunt, it was resolved tina, a com
mittee of seven be appointed by the chair, to re.
port resolutions expressive OF the sense of the
meeting on the subject for which hey were con.
vened together.
Tie following gentlemen were appoin,ea:
Nath'l b. Blunt, Thos. Skidmore, Noah Cook
l>an'l. Mallary. 4. B. Wakeman, Francis w
Taylor, and William Wiley
The following resolutions were reported by a
Committee appointed for that purpose, and a,
dopted by the meeting, without a dissenting
voice
!. Resolved, That the true source Of national
wealth is the industry Of the people, and thar
protecting laws to produce proper division oi
labour among farmers, manufacturers, mechan.
les and merchants, are essential 10 promote thu
industry.
2. Resolved, That The effect of the British
Government TO paralize our industry by the
smuggingssystem, through her manufacturers.
merchants and agents, is an insidious warfare
on our real independence, and ,ha, this policv
OF her Huskinson., is more to be dreaded than
the armies Of her Wellington.
8. Resolved, That the interests of ship build.
ing have for nearly forty years received from
Congress The protection of laws amounting in
their operation TO prohibition Of the use of
foreign built ships by American citizens.
4: Resolved, Thatoui ships engaged in trad.
with nations which have none in their foreion
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-18
books. STATIONARY. &c

Books, STATIONARY, &c
lust received and for sale by DAVID MARTN
- at his store on King street, I'd door cas-. OfRoyd'
AsEsEHAL ASSORTMENT OF
Boohs, Plain and Fancy Stationary M
SicaI Instruments, Nev Music, &c. &C.
among Which are The .f0ilowing:
School books. English. Greek. Latin and French
bles and New Testaments, great variety' Ca,'a,
Manual. Piuos Guide, &C.; Common Prayers W''a,
Dwights, EPpon's AID Village Hymns; Persia,
Ishoberl, with colored engravings; Bgland's BlSS'
OF Birds and Animals, with colored engravings; ~
tarch's Lives; Goldsmith's Animated Nature' Rusre
the Mind; Goods Book Of Nature, Malt.Bruns VI
versal Geography, Philadelphia edition; with q o
variety OF Juvenile Books, Writing paper, tooHaE
Post and Folio Post, Wrapping Paper, Medium ~
Super Royal Paper, Bonnet Boards. lax PosCoii
Quilts, Blank Cards. Red, Black and faIcy coI'rJJ
Sealing Wax; States and Slate Pencils, Black "a,
Pencils Silver Pens, Gold Paper and Edgings, i'Ips
Paper, Morocco and fancy colored paper, hcH !.
per, Bristol Boards, plain and embossed, whle' ~
tinted, Small sheets of Ivory for miniatures, Nn'.
Frames. Rice Paper plain and embossed, Note rap.s
do. Osborne's Water COlors, Paint Stones and pae"
Paint Brushes, Whatman's and Aimes Df.s"s
Paper, refined OK gall lndelable Ink, Visiting C.
and Cases, Pocket Books, Pocket Maps Of the VIII
States, Chess Men and Boards, Bsck.Gamm boN ,,s
Battle Doors and Shuttle Cocks, handsome P'aeu
Stands, containing ink, sand and wafer boz WV
ClarIonets. German Flutes and Flies, an ass1r;u
Perfumery and soaps, large collection OF hhg"ssf
suitable for scrap books, ables, &c. with supp"
ALn6ANA0Xs Foh 1919. ~
oct9 e"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACTS,

We copy The ioiIow.ng paragraphs, as fair
specimen Of the every day language Of MAJOR
Gen. ANDREW Jackson, n candidate for tho
Presidency Of The United States.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR EAss! We cory
the following from tie las, Bowling Green.
(Kv.) Advertiser:
Yesterday, IA gentleman or rospee' abilit, told
MS, that IN one oil the pabiic tayotns IN RUSSELL
VILE, he heard a nephew OF Gen. Jackson's
say, " HAT hs uncle, Uhe General kept list
of the names of the most responsible persons
ihrouGhou, Tic union, who had written ocainet
md were opposed to his election; ;hat. in case
he should not be elected. to chaIleuge every
one of them to man TO tight BIN n dudl; that
by the eternal Cd (he suo,e this time, al
hopgh he is a pioa chr'siian) ho would ha,o
revenge for the injuries done him.
0,n. Jachson's rsply to The late address of
NJ. Ciay.
"On landing at the mCulh of Cumberland.
some ono told hnn Of Nj. Clny's pamphlet, in
which he had completely pro, cd his own irno-
conco. The pio'ts and accomplished heto
Jumped TO his feet, and s:rei hing out hi, arm.
s0otc by the lnnnaculq.e Cd, that MIR. CLAW
and all has f1Cnds were Cd ID lilrs, by
Cd"
We copy tho above from the Shawnee,own
paper. We hesitated some time about giving
II TO our ,cadcrs. for it does lot appear that
there Mas any s;enograpbor present TO iake
down the words, nor was there any affidavit to
The truth OF the report, besides, ;he general
had been certified TO he very noar the king
dom ol heaven" But Nc have since received
suth sl,o"g and dlrec, ccrfimation, through
another chauo :, that ave No doubt the
a5p:c ls eas s,'in'ia,'y t:f.es'. The GehsrsI
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
MRS. ADAMS.

Tho following paragraph is extracted from
an :ics in the London Morning Herald, en-.
titled, Memoranda off Trip through Nt,.
England, in J,tiy 1927"
son board tho Same boat with W, which
was crowded with people, merchants and shop
keepers, who took advantage of the fourth Of
July Uheir great national anniversary wss no
less petsonage than Mrs A., the Yam
kee Queen,-or, in other words, tho vito Of
the Pres dent OF the United States Just inn
aginc that you see her "a describe her 10 yod
"a thin, clever, agreeable woman, about for
ty-five, with light hair, exceedingly intelligent
eyes, and the touch Of the sarcastic about her
mouth, sitting (side by side amosD at tho
same table with her own servant; COED Eng
llsh-lookng girl, who might have passed for q
travelling companion. lmaSins that you sea
the highest digntary Of these tM suty four re-
pnblics, travelling unattended, tAknowS, nith
but one male and one female servant. Imag-
me ner now packed away - large cabin,
with half a hundred good looking intelligent
, people, who though thsy did not know her till
her passage was half made, and werp eager
enorgh, (when they saw that their own shawls
were as good, ard their own garb ~ fashion,
able as were ttose or the Lady Pi.s.dent,)
lust as if they had ell been = ths habit of
drinking tea and eating pound caks and sweet
meats ;'lth her at least once q month for iha
last ten years Of Their lives. They were all h
sort Of next door heghbors. And then, after
that, YOU see hor al a dinner table S 4 steam
boat, helping herself and takin. her chance
with about one hundred and fifty true rcpubli-
cans on every side, and then stow ed away in n
Yankee stage coach, carving ten Or twelve
inside, and jo',ing through Tho rate Of nins
miles an hour, over "A country, L.. whole Of
which was ring ng and laundering with Joy for
the emanc patton Of other days, and over " hich
her husband was tie chef ruler. Imagine all
This, and YOU have faithful picture Of what
saw
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12

The Liverpool Advertiser in commenting
upon the Presidents Message thGs no:ices is
character, and incidentally that Of our political
system;
"My. Adams is able TO make the grateful
acknowledgment for his country, that " as
large aud hbe,al Il portion of enjoyment has
been mingled IN lis cup, as the Indulgence OF
heaven has, perhaps ever granted TO the inn
perfect state oi man upon carth;' and VIC
think every mtn well acquainted with the
state OF different nations viii ALLOW, thu, there
is no county IN The world nore prosperous, or
beat,ng more uG"qGjvocal marks of an honest,
wise, and good government than the Uni
ted States Of America. Now that which
(jrsijcs rs gcneial rrospeii. } Distinguishes the
republic above all oher counties - he per-
feet openncss and phhiicny IN the proceedings
Of tue government AID of all public bpdies. tie
absoln'c accountability OF such bodies 70 their
co s'l;uen;s, the people, ard tho fice and ben
.G..ll operation Of pa,l.c opinion oniAc;r acts.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-12
DIR. CH MBERS'

ColeJratsd Rc,Redy fer me htempCdnce.
sNVE beneficial effects at this celebrated Medicine, have
heen mide a?pueni in the restnrNtion IF hun lfes, Il
thou Snis ot the h,btutl!y itcmperte The Medicine
has excited the atc;t IT the piinllrpSs ui tbI cmi
iry hts elected the ut aln't every newspaper
n the Union, aud has hce The sulrrt Of serious, though
ftlrss investigation ot the Medical Scley o the city aud
c,uinty Of New York Additional proofs u Us IA
this city continually appearing aud scarcely mail ar
rives, which does nd bring testimony of the most
Z yspectabe character, of lis complete aud astonishing
Al who unfortunately addicted Ia this destructive
hat ought avail themselves of this truly valuable dSrov
cry. They are assured that Is SAFE, EFFEETfAL
AND SALUTARY REMEDf. II is prepared only by
DR. James II. Iisu and Ir. A. NJ. Tanning,
Dr. Chambers, Mt their olce, in Rutgers Medical College,
and ut the Medicinal Store Uf Dr. Ilrt, Of BrmdwRy
and Chamber street. New York. The medicine s put up in
jotter packages, sufficient r indvidnI cise accunpa
MED with direc,ns rnd can ba sent by mail Al orders
enclosing the usual price, dollars, postage paid, viii
ceve immediate attention.
~ o. None arc genuine, unless signed by J.ss. II.
HARI, VI. ID. & \. ". FAssING.
- fr rsl supply of the ahve caierdrd Meic." 10
eevcd, and for sale By SMITH PARMHNFE
Jan,arv 10 Cadet cfit'