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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
GUM ELASTIC
ALIAS
India Rubber over ShorS

'' SUBSCRIBER has just received per Manchester flesh
s"fn'y Of Ladies aud 6entemen's ff,tn Esasffc SHOES
' we hsf quality which for durability nd cmort evo
NOS manufactured from amy kind OF leather, particularly
IN hamp aud cold weather. Tnse shoes we've mad, o'
e "s' 'hs'"hao'e lasts, ami double hs thickness
OF those of former imrota tons and fun s,ss = h.n
fet'r u unnecessary extend them at all! The mn
chaser will therefore, realize service ne the ,brs,r
the substance the Durable Persons who arr ,rom
plea with rof ,al'o'rsed joints, tender fpe, or in fee
"e state OF health and susceptible of taking cold from
me S' exposure by danpness Of ftrt, find crea,
fe'Hi oy wearing the Gum Elastic, az they are nuth
warmer than leather shoes.
N. h. ffnsc persons who have hccn waiting. can In
furnished by applying to
WATERMAN ELDRIDGE.
i4h , ah No. 8, under the Eagle T,ot1,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
Dsrgi,ysa Aeglssatnce.
HOUSE OF DELEG.4IES.

SATURDAY, Dec. D..
communication from the Senate stated that they
sa passed the bis--to correct the assess
nent o the lands OF john kipg,o repeal the act cor
corning branch pilots the Rappahannock, rasse,!
March t, 1897.
End tisat they had passed with an amendment the
ou extending tte operation OF The encourage the
Aing oil crows within certain counties The amend
rient was roncur'e IN by The House
Messrs May, Crna'p Of Surry, Glo!sUh Ifil,, Pat.
teson ard 'ierdmsn, presented Reports from Commit
tees.
The House again resolved itself into cormi,,ee of
mo whole Mr.. Goode in the chair c0neerniar Circuit
so't'fs Several amendments were adopted and the
o'i! having been through with, the Committee rose
ana mr. Goede reported the bill and amendments 10
ths House, most vi which concurred in.
MI CoisIon ed that the bill be indefinitely pos.
poned
Mr.. Gordon replied briefly in opposition to postpone
Inent, whcn MIR Cosion wiiitfI ew bis motion,
Mr. Bryce then offered substitute 10 H.. ball. which
Was read and boli ordered To be printed.
lie Speaker iai.l before til. House cot.,:uuica-
ti"n from tue Governor in relation TO the progress
Ut adc IN the erection of the Western I.,inaic iosra
On motion of MIR. Tarp, the communication vas iaid
IN the table. and ordered tr he printed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
MR. ARNOLD,

20 u
.Hemtsr 81 ne Royal College of Surgeons, f.onaoa,
l..Ih street. one door above the Post Oficc,
fEGs leave 10 nprisc the public, that e prepa
pc form liz the most modern and approved manner, eve
~ operation connected with the fect, and Gums, incIu-
ing fxtracii'g. Cleaning, Filing, Plugging, IS,
with the in'"d"c;ion III Natural aui Artificial Teeth.
lie takes the hiy of reierrg the snbjoucd statement
al Dr. Cullen, ia testimony of his qualifications:
Nir. Arnold has omitted my inspection, Diploma
rom t!eioya College uf Surgeons Lnnnn-C ertihc
i'on many uI the NEST eminent Surgeons and Dentists
the ifh metropolis, which testify in the
'nanner, rif very high opinion of his requirements
oaPabi!ity as Surgeon Dentist, and earnestly
moni hi'a To the patronage of ihc public aviLg
''eived sou private sources the (whirh short
Acquaintance justies) that his character
tanks wi' his professional standing, II will great
JOHN CULLEN.
3 Hours Of attendance itn half past O'Clock.
January
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09

IL IL. b. HERR!NG-S.r, il appearing am infnr-
" ~ nation that Il res,ent at th,, State
o tmsih': you vii! therefore take notice, that shall,
on Monday, the li'h day of February next, at the
w Arlington Tavern i'm the City Of Richmond and State
o virginia. proceed take deposition of Thnmas
ti"w!ttt and Others, br read evidence in suit
now nerrndng aud uneiem in the superior court
:" Jaw Tor Tie Richmond district, in which yuu
';h and myself drcdan when aud where ynu may at
'end u you please w LILLIAN PRICE.
Jan. th. 1873. III,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09

SIS not nn si"ne m eau procure his
wiz SNOW that ne has 80 chagr, and the fact by
me most respectable pcinters ia this city will show tina
Instead OF charging what he should same ice that
he All" other printers Of the city wsuld
or the pubic by contract fo similar work, has charged
as have stated. Gas Go so plain large Jobs md on
Diners as 40 ar 100 is to 5O' was :sh His
os saall endeavor procure shcu will put this
0ey"a doubt Neither the great n,os smile seduce
me- NOR his frown innidate me- will do Justice and
spedG bone silly the "Iuth without fear"
, w. RAMSAY.
Richurud, Ian. g. 1928
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09

hN Monday, the 14h inst. shall commence teach.
y ig School at Mr.. Daniel uarwood's. four miles cas
al Richmond In the school will he taught Oriliogruphy.
Reading. Writing, A. ithmetc, English Grammar a nd
'en2' Apply The school vii, terminate the l4th Nov
next. The of tuition are SIS for the whole term.
or So quarter Mr. Daniel twood and Mr. John
'o2in, will each accommodate or 4 Pupils with bna rd
washing and lodging, very reasonable terms Strict
attention viii be paid to tie Of the pupils in,u-
''', u" my care TilOS. +. HOwLE.
9Th Jam 4,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
SCOTT & FRY.
GrOcerS and Commission Merchalts

Hdre in Store and offer by HAoleso,c or ReeH
4OOO sacks Liverpool filed salt sI
10y bags ST. Domingo. green. Rio nd Java coHtcS
hhds New Orleans and ~. CroiS sugars -
ioVO lbs family loaf and lump 60
~ CHESTS gunpowder ond nprria! teas
D hhds. English Island r-ta IL rn,!asscs
. ~" Antigua and Japaca run,
- pl'es FRENCH brandy-l DO TrIiard gin
Nv ~ f,, CASKS . nj sdcira nd swrct Malaga win
4u hb's' old rye MD common whiskcy
~ 40 apple brandy-5 do common gin
ioo bags You'll. patent shot
~ '"is Swedes, country and English irrn a-s,,,.5
also plough plates sheet & hoop on German .,,i S-e
oV Kegs cut nails, assorted sizes
10 se's wood ware, wond AMI iron honud
a'"S ''s spun cotton, (best quality warranrcdl
>I Ioo 90 country tanned and ,ed sole feathers
Aoo SIDES upper kip and side do
','"e'S ana sperm oil, plaistrr of Paris and T3om
','"e' NOVA S"ota griIdstonps. cheese raisios and
Is'S" wa'""'S; writing and wrapping paper .,Ispc,
sse'itPief' alum and sapruc; indigo ma drt aud Ir,
WOOD; window glass - 10 aud 10 y 10 s,ar c,pt,s,
e""ci"e, RICE cnppsras, &c cods and ,c,ins I;rs
t''eh ch'na' glass and ware; shovcs and sn,c,
h"i and = cut saw files, knives M, f,ks ,osLct I'd -
S"'es' zoe hinges SCREWS &c also c,,.n wool ana
morse ar'S; linens and domestic cloths: wool -, fur h,,
WIN variety of ntier articles too tedious tn ,cu,;o
VINO" VIII De sold ut reduced prices for cash. or ,o punc,,
al customers short time. " fs'
me "'ghest Cash price given for wheat and fo,ir
ionarco, corn, oats &c. sold on commits sion
Richinnnd, ia @
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NEW GOODS.
rs1TE subscribers have recently received large accessi
q TO their previous large stock nf
DRE GOODS,


TIE JoHo'ei'ig IS apnrfG Of htzlr ussoatrrent:
WofSui batcges, hca utu! co.0,5
Plain f;soi de Naples
Watched 80 aud figured
Black, white and cniorei French sa:,us
Black India 10 aud satin levautines
Colord and white fnrcarcs
Double chain black do
Real and imitation Italian lustFjncs
Black India hrrences, wide article aud Chrd;i
BIark scuShaws and sarSnes
All kinds fancy handkrrchris, figured silk,
gauze, barge. gro de etc. nrruo inta- For ladies'
do. cashmere, imtat,nn do
Eirrmnn twIrd, SiittirhrId, B'Idorc, =,
Company and cummon haniaunn. ! 'o' gentlemen
All Kinds do for boys, children and
Linen camb les a'd linen cau,Jrc bautMeIrhhrs
Fire side Slhwis
lleriuo aud cashmere 10
Nankin aui Cantor, Grapes
Slack Italian cravats
tonred DO. article
All kinds vatiug, coorcd aTi wiii-o
rs, a. ) and bobhincr, FOR veil, s.p: itesscs
ihI :ad ard bohbinei Tacps and rdgines
81 kn;'z musins, plain, figured and tnmtrocd hnot
plain figured ans iambofrd null, plain and amboLed
Swiss
Striped md plaid and herring hotr, do
Garment, furniture and cambria d'nri.s
Beautiful Inserting AMI all other ktmi, TRIMMINGS AZ
einfs, rois, rusHrs, acrs, cuttings, sks Sc s..
and Bauiaboo iri"inng, iir pcIssc anil riding dfes-
ecs, beautiful Article
Ladies' sho,t kid, hotssshin ord s,@ GLOVES
Misses DO
Ladies long white aud colorcd ,Eo
Misses do do
, c:enJculem's walking, riding aud dress gloves
AZ kinds ladies', genrmen's aud cnildrems HOSIERY
al kinds RiBBAND5. liosH for belts and bonmeJJ very
elegant
Iargc assortment crr5rfcs, cccors Circnsa,, rjds
piads 70 rcoaks, aud inferior do for servants
dresses
Catncs hair cambct tor ladies' and scurIeneus clodas
and bPauif1' article
Bombazcis ana Bnmbnzjnes
Cloths and cassrrres OF every description
EHng-Up cords and vcIvcs
SIX and tabhy ID
Cassnefs of all cOTors
six, sw1novn touct, Valencia and Maysei.es yestjpcs
Brown and bieached domesiics Of all widths qnacs
Do checks, bedckrgs
Finscy won'scys and kcrseys, for savants clothing
O2nnburgs aud tickl"mhurgs Of all qualities
CAKPETINGS & RUGS, oftio latter an elegant sssft-
Irish, Gcringu and Scotch shcctiugs. of wieh lO-4
wide (uid, y ihout scamp
Shell and Brazilian tuck, side and hcn Combs
large assortment Of IRISH LINENS, Superior gLass
bleach and exceedingly cheap
White, red aud green fauucls
Spotted dc for children
Mcr;no cloths Ncr do
g. Z, %, 10, Il, IL, - aud ia rose BLANKETS
to > point do
NAPT COTTONS, under ma Nct price.
And large variety of other articles uo arrived, all Of
which have been purchased the lowest market prices
much under, and will offered AZ smaller advances
than customary consequence Of the lscuess the
ga WILLIAM TEALE f co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
Fall Goods and Fall Fashions.
THOMAS ROWLAND

'e"sOuerceF = Idi0r, doors GbOUe ke E1gie IJotcL
4 sESPEcrfuLLY informs his friends and the public i'm
M general that be has just received III elegant assort-
mcnt oil 6OODS, IN his blue, and
INC most fashionable colOed Cloths and CaSsnerc aIso
bdndsSn assortment Of Vesting, which i've will up
81 the shortest notice. tie feels confident ha can
ecue any orders ~ his line, IN the sty!e
aud on the lowest terms, aa5 soos share oftc public
patS,nsge.
Eog. q gI21
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
CU.I MCNIG ED.

Departed This 'iie on the lst Dec Cluster in King
VI ii.idn, Mrs SARAH Elicit, widow Of william FL
.es'' "ech-a>o, at the same place the 9th, Mrs. Ell
zArEfH EDWARDS, wife of Dir. J. @. Edwards
n" tear slouli din affections eve
u hen friends like these are sailed IN die.
lii"ssed with whateer this life reul,! give
Save hea'M they piously did live
Sisters hy Grace aud Mature ton.
They both had Heavenly Joys III vie "
They 81 no terrors in the grave
They felt that Christ had powe- to savN
Conscious that pardon had bssn given
IhHy feared NOT dcath both hoped Tor Heaven
Ihei: vruons lives would 10 saw
They had no Sin 10 wash away;
IfReason he the standard given
Tojudge. they both in Heaven
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Garden Peas. sc.

Garden Peas, NC.
HIVE just received the following kinds Of Peas, which
q can wIrran, 10 he the growth Of 1897:
The real Six Weeks Garien lea.j
Early Washington Pea,
Early Charlton Pea. aud
The real jefferson Garden Pea.
Gentlemen from the country have now opportunity
o supplying themselves with the ssst nd mos,
productive kinds.
Of HIND,
GO baskets French SALAD o.,
50 gals. Sweet OIL,
tons Logw0od
:. quantity Of su.cior Gum Sh.ac, d. the New Yo,A
price.
ALSO,
general assn-r'ncut of Fresh MEDICINES PAINTS
and DYE-STulfS. Country Merchants, i'hy srians &
those purchasing for family rsr, be- Supplied with
genuine articles the best
CHARLES GODDARD
Richmond. Ian. Oh. /,
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Farmers Bank of Virginia.

E7HE President ami Directors have declared Divdcut
Of two ARD a half per ce..t. the Capital Stock,
i"r the last mouths, which will be paid the Stock
h"lde,s the 18th instant.
9'h Jan 1879. 1t WM. NEKERyIS Caehr
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V-mfee counties were represented, AMI 220 members :
tended.
JEREMIAH Morrow appointed President of the
Sonventmn and WILLIAM DoiiERyr and THOMAS Con-
WIN, Secretaries
Resolutions 'n'l an address agreed 20 which we
expect tn publish in
The following is list of Electors bv III =.
Convention:
+ Jeremiah Morrow, Ucr~e,.
Peter Hitchcock. Gcnugu.
William sutiu, Hamilton.
jaime, NJ B,ide, Butter.
Joseph Hawkins, PreLlc.
Benjamin Whitcmau, Green.
John Smith, Highland.
Duncan M'Arthur, Ross.
Ralph Osharn, Fra1lkinl.
William, Kendall, Scioio.
Isaac Na"hornc, .Nusku,sam.
john Patterson, Belmont.
John Mclaughlin Jc6tr,on.
William Fose, Stark.
Aaron Whcules, .4Shtub,la.
E1euezcr Lane, Huron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
TIE VINEYARD.

IA r.. ALPHoNSE LOUBAT~S subseripfirn far ,tz
i1A introduction of The Pi1e into 1hc Uuited States
haVng oern notified 20 the southern publie 81 period
100 late to- ALLOW IL reach TIM peIusaI IF an iuri,v
"i Individuals who, convinced Of its ulity, and the "a
ry NJ IFS culture, would have desired to enter bsf
ne mas, c"nseG urny, made choice seec-
tiun of 10000 Vine Roots nd ordered This ,uan,;tv f
his father in France. They VIII arrive in New Yn,k
ne'ore the middle of tive ensuing ncinh ~ Februarv-
therefore, Subscribers may still, furnish themselves with a
supply TO the amount specified.
The cost as usual, is rated Tire Price for 1000
!ots or ovcr- At the rate Of 2 each Roof; for
less Tran one 1000 At the ri 10 cents for less tbar
300 20 cents; ond 50 less than 50to be Maid
on the delivery of the Roots
Letters VII not be received unless post paid
Subscription lists are opened al
ltichm"nd-wiih Davenport, Alien Cn.
NeWbeIn--Jchn Justice.
Raleigh = John Louis Tailor
New York-Aiphunse Loubat, IS. Wall Sifss.
Nov %
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B9-Nk OF H1RGiINI.I.

BANK OF YIRG.i.NI.4.lS
January 7, I8Ni
lHiE President and Directors have declared LEdern
OF Two per cent for the half year ending 81 &Eem-
Der, payable Oh the 18Th instant
Jan9 St w DAyDEIDCE 60
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09

From the OHIO State journal, December 2)I
.iantH1SfTdfon COnrenfioS This Convention met yes-
'eray Notwithstanding the extreme badness Of the road,
g. "ea:he Sc Understand that f5tY six of;he seven
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~. &c. Nc.
Hhoic Tmket S. Hog$2 5o-Qurtcr Il %,
for sale attire MANAGERs OFFICE, the Eagle Hole;
IL Orders (Ins pah) enclosing the cash or PRIZES II
'omcr LHltcffcs, viIi be promptly attended by
YATES & M'INTYRS,
Dec q rs pir,,r-,, =,
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}''5ce 81 7srte1s, ,jz:
"ho!' Tickets So Halves So so, Qnat4cr, 81 Go,
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EDUCATION.

Richur"nd, Ian. 8. 1928.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-13

COLOMBIA. Those who feel any in
terest in the prosperity and happiness of
the new States of South America, have been
waiting with great Impotence for the re-
suits Of the Grand Convention of Colombia,
which assembled at Ocana on the 18th of
March, and suspended its session on the
18th of April.
So changeable and complicated has been
the course of events in that republic, that
brief review may not appear at this mo-
ment i'll timed to some of our readers. Boil
war, the most distinguished by talents and
success among a host of fellow patriots, af-
ter the capture of Puerto Cabello and the
final extinction of the Spanish forces in CO.
lombia, stood in position before the world
never perhaps occupied by any individual
except Washington. In some respects he
was indeed far inferior to Washington but
there are certain circumstances to be con-
sidered, which show that he had his pecu-
liar trials, and that his disinterestedness
must have been great because it overcame
stronger temptations than could be offered
to countryman of our own. Up to that
PERIOD at least, his sentiments were noble,
patriotic and pure. Had he died after he
accepted, with such apparent reluctance,
the command of the auxiliary forces sent to
assist Peru in her contest, or after the con-
quest of the Spaniards in that country, his
character would have been regarded with
admiration. But since that period, he has
established monarchial and aristocratic
principles in Bolivia and Peru, and exerted
every nerve in their favor in Colombia.
The history of the Convention will show
what opposition he has had to encounter in
the latter country, and the unworthy means
he can descend to to accomplish his Grim
inal intentions. His partizans in that body,
after finding they were too few to obtain
their points, withdrew. A circular official
notice informed them that the Convention
had resolved, that they should not leave the
city until the Convention should decide con-
corning their communications. To this they
replied on the same day, protesting once
and thousand tines" LIST against their iu-
risdiction; I'd against the violence involv-
ed in the resolution for an arrest; and Sd
against every act the Convention might
take, with or without their presence, as null
and invalid.
Their reasons, as stated, were briefly
these: The Convention had not given sea-
sonable notice that they should not leave
the city; there was no law authorizing
their arrest that the Convention had been
divided into t,0o parties on the two projects
for Constitution, and the minority could
no. get an impartial hearing, nor conscier,-
tiously act with the majority; that their
succession had not left legal quorum to
compel them that if the arrest were legal,
il would be Illegal for them to take part in
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-13

they would be of fabricatng false report
against their neighbors. In short, if the outra-
geeus conduct charged upon Gen. Jackson be
not true, and these gentlemen having been Civ
en- as the authors of the report in ques tion-and
if they never did receive the fact as stated from
Com. Decatur, is it not duty to themselves, to
General jackson, and to the public, to sag so ?
Can their silence, on this occasion be justified
excused, on any principles of truth, justice or
honor '-unless i: be coupled with the conces-
sion that the facts, as stated, are substantially
true-and in such a case it could hardly De ex-
pected from thorough going Jacksonite TO
turn states evidence, and thus convict his IA
vorite candidate of falsehood and deception.
most conscientiously believe the facts as here
stated, and they are candidly submitted to the
serious consideration of the intelligent and
peace-loving citizens of Pennsylvania by their
friend and fellow citizen A. LACOCK.
Spring Dale, June 26, 1928.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-13
THE WHOLE QUESTION IN A NUT
SHELL

In the following queries of the National
Intelligencer, together with the answer al
the close of them, will be found the whole
history of the administration and the Oppo-
sitioa The first doing their duty zealously,
ltearlessly, honestly, and ably-the last eX-
ertinr all their faculties, and resorting to
every sort of expedient 20 dispoSSeSS these
faithful servants, in order that they may
possess their places. Will the immense ma
iority, who neither seek nor expect place,
aid in such a design?
In the history of the created world, was there
ever nation through whose borders peace
reirned more completely than in ours9
Was there ever on earth an Executive Magis-
trate more assiduous in the discharge of his pub
lie duties, more temperate in the exercise of his
acknowledged powers, than the present Chief
Magistrate of the United States
Was there ever government in which honest
men have been less disturbed by the ruling pow
err in the full enjoyment of life, liberty or prop
ertv during the last three years, than in this
Was there ever a government, in which the
several branches of the Executive department
of it have more strictly confined themselves to
the discharge of their respective duties within
the same term, than they have done in this
Was there ever an Administration ofthe Exc
cutlve powers OF a government, which mas
more earnestly recommended, or more efficient
lv co-operated, in all works for the improvement
of the internal condition Of the people, than
this?
fall these questionsbe answered in the neg
alive, what object is to be gained by those who
seek 10 pull down this administration, and sub
vert its policy'
.9nsrcr Those who are om of power want
to get in. Hence the Administration must be
put down, though as pule as the angels that
stand at the right hand of the throne Of God.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-08-13
RUSSIAN AND TURKISH AFFAIRS.
Camp before BrnhiIoaO. Man "a

CGh1p before Brdhlt0aO, Man "a.
A battery of "a cannons having been
erected in thcnight of the oath, on the ex-
IRENE right, opened its fire on the fortress
at LAY break. The Emperor, on hearing
the cannonade, went into the battery to see
the effect it produced. 1t fully answered
his Majestys expectations. At the end of
an hour the bastion against which the fire
had been particularly directed, was reduc-
ed to silence. The enemy had remarked,
however, from the number Of officers on this
spot, that the Emperor must be among
them. They accordingly began to cannon
ade with their largest guns the hill on which
our august Sovereign was, and several "a
pound balls struck the foot of the hill. Hav-
ing seen the above mentioned bastion silenc-
ed, and convinced that the siege was max
ing all the progress that circumstances per-
nltted, the Emperor, summoned back TO the
frontiers OF his dominions by other impor-
tant affairs, left the blockade, and on the
road received from the Governor of Ismal
news, that the Ataman of the Cossacks had
declared that he and his people would place
themselves under the protection of Russia.
One thousand of them had already arrived
at our quarantine establishments, where ar
rangements were making to receive them.
CZERNowITz, June /.
The bombardment of Brahilow is report
ed, In letters from Jassy, of the Both May,
to have commenced on the 25th, and on the
10Th great portion of the fortress is said
to have been on fire for ten hours.
UP to the 25th, the Russians had not pass
ed the Danube at any point. According
to the preparations that had been made, it
seems to be intended to pass at the same
time at three points-between Ismal and
'romuroway, between Gallatz and Ismail,
and between Silistria and Guirgewo.
The Agram Gazette has an article from
Bosnia Of the 21st of May, which says that
general military contribution of 200 pr