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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

FLOUR-Thc Basin bank yesterday presented
inc most lively and cheering sccnc that Richmond has
Witnessed for time. The late great rise the
price of -four had induced our uPcountry friends 10
take advantage Of rise III tic river 20 send down
their boats laden as deep rs they could swim Wlsh
that great staple, for which Richmond Is equally eel
ebTatcd as the depot, she is for being the first
tobacco mart in the world-tlc quality Of both being
unsurpassed, and the quantity that be raised and
brought to this market limited only By tho demand
and price.
The great quantity Of flour brought doan in the
course of the day aud previous night literally covered
the bank, so that the merchants, (csGcr TO buy az
much higher prices than the sellers had ouicpac5)
and the happy owners making thcir bargains, Let
scarcely room for orr worthy Inspector AMI Deputy,
with their assistants, to perform their duty.
The scene was really interesting, and reminded al
Of the days Of Richmonds prospCrity;--and let US
hope it is the creruncr Of tho return Of her pros
pcrity,
Our friend tho Deputy Inspec.or, was 70 oblisigg
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

oner more freely. We believe now, as we have al
ways believed, that Mr.. Adams will be neglected.
Forty votes beyond the mountains ind % in New
York viii render it absolutely certain. The cleo
tons Justify the expectation OF his receiving that
number.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12
From ire National Intelligence.
OHIO


Mus!lingsn co majority
letter to the Editors, dated ID Novtrib:r. from
a entirely to be relied upon, save-'Ve shall
have SIX THOUSAND Majority in Whittle-
III the Reserve counties
4 letter received IN this City, from Stcubenvillc
says-"We he'd here dsgracciiIl riot, after the
vote was announced, as icretase Of Jackson and
lJciornI"
gentleman FROM Ohio arrived in this c;tv il, the
stage, on "Wednesday night, who left Columbus the
scat of Government, Friday last. lie states the
returns OF the Governors election had been received
from all the counties but three, that these returns
gave TriDibie majority OF upwards of THREE
THOUSAND, and that The votes of the three couu-
tics to he heard from, not expected to make any
material difference in the result. The gentleman
from whom this information is derived, is u UokiyicoT
friend Of Gea. JachSon; and being asked why he left
home before the Electoral Election he replied chat
nc thought it useless TO delay Lis Journey on that nc
count, as the Presidential question was totally hone
less in that State orthc General and WIS so consider
cd there; the Governors election had tested and SIT
tied it.
Tho following letter communicates fjc information
received from Ohio by this NAL. Ohio Is entirely
sufc for the Administration. - Mi JJuy7Hk
"SrEUBENvuLE, I'd Nov. 1829--niobs
Il have returns from Columbiana county part Of
Trmnbull and all Jefferson but one township which
put down it stood at the Con- OCCASIONAL election
The results below.
Jefferson 1869 1895
Columb!ana 3t1G 2927
CAN since 1924.
Jefferson, Adams 1851 Jackson 922
ColunbaDa, do. 1872 do 1857
Adams net gain iii two counties 535.
The seven townships in Trumbuil give Adams 705,
Jackson 145, and my letters assure me he will have
5000 majority in Whittlcseys district and at least
10000 in the Western Reserve counties. So far tho
results equal our expectations"
~ The news from New York by yesterday mail,
has greatly elongated the Jackson phizcs in this City
Much betting has cnsIed, ard the Adminisi men
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

regular nominations, uld done most to sustain tn. H.
That he alone OF whole ticket regularly nominated
Il: T;nmGxy Hall, should lose his election is cruel
We expect to hin with his churuc; crstic vcrsu,
lily. turn the battery OF his wit und hu,nour again,
what is really and intrnscally wrong-the system OF
regular nominations. Extracts follow from the New
York papers. As far yet heard FROM Adams aid
Jackson Electors chosen.
From tic .Nts York MAJ. .aGcocute, Mo-, r
TIE ELECTION.
The result ofthe election in his city, is such as to b.,
gratifying to our friends, ina much that they expected
defeat - this strong hold of lackionsrn and with IN
immense ma orty against have Oh. alncd partial
success for our coun anil CITY orrcrs. We ov rrri
'he feat, by small maoTity OF Conr,S ticket,
nominated and SUPPORTED, lay the merchant. and me-
cha!iics opposed 10 auctions, 20: which we h.! ;,t.,
10 hope for success. The Jackson elnc,s raj ticket
obtained minority Of abort 50.O which il nc:l less
than VAS expected ny the JackSon.ns They have
confidently claimed 10 OJ0. We have not o,i,- .,pI
votesS ince last yrar. II is ne opinion of narv ofour
best politicians that have decided ma ori; fthc
!cS,l voters.
The Canvas is not vet tcd but froTl the re-
turns we have received, can stuta that Mr. Shay,
is electad Sheriff, III. Al. Nolh b. about 2O9o
majority. and Dir. Franklin. Register by still larger
vote 1t IS uncertain whether Mr. Dean or My Hart
Is elected Cork. The con:s for Coroner will he be-
tween Mr. Covill, Mr. Grant and Mr. Fleat. all Of
whom have receives; large vote.
QreenS County, we hear has given an Atmnistra
ton majority Of 600, which ensures the U.cor for
the LIST district.
WeStchester Administration minority about 800
which renders probable the Elactor for he 18th dist rio.
by handsome majority.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

a letter from hlbemarle Of the 9th, states tha.
Col. Monroe had nearly recovered tire effects oFtc
fall from his horse.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING


Inc other towns in this county which we Have
hSaru rom, are doing well. - -:
one,da is safe for 1000 for Governor, and t., Adj
ans EIector.
~ CAnANpA'erA, Ontario COY Nov. d. 1929.
The hrst day election for this iov,nsl,;n W b,l
lit fmDbfl maze; the vote was unusually larre =
HE greatest vote heretofore polIsd at the ,s,ma
pace was eighty thrcc ind yesterday ono hundred
ami eigtty We're taken.
AZ near az could b. a.ccrtaincd the vote ~, III.
el:ctorat t.ckct stood Adams l27--Jackson ,3-I 81
Il De ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is The strongest Jackson town
IN ll6 county From the turn out of vest crav it s
h@nlY Probable this town will Civ. abnsss;yht hun
or'a yo'cs-three ours of which will be for the al
. "'i''', nc aht-fnaSonc party--ctcven out of
we've arc 'or us. Yours, &c. in haste.
i-cE;stncncd laccs--but OH so lcnrthcncd ss those
That SOC. only belive--urc the or,inr or Tho G,v
Ini'hg the Jackson men Bets that Adams would
nave twenty in this State were refused tv til,
boat he'd arrived.
.lic cause, he cause, it IS The carsc nv sol.r
Fac following melancholy Postscript is from the
Albany Argus of yesterday:
r. S'IIhc information from the towns in the conn
Ties OF Albany and Rensselaer,, leave doubt Of the
success of the Adams Electors in both districts
Near .Jcrscy.-This State vu:cd on the i.h and 9Th
Mr. Adams viii receive her vote without cny doubt
The returns resolved very favor able.
ct;o.-T'hc most absurd lies continue to be told h.
'' '-'0'' N'io' irii'9ie Is f'ecIea' oonc returns
follow. The parts of the Stce rlcst favorable to
Jackson have been heard from mr. VIII T., b,,r, s,
e.. '-''D
E,.s u, ,I,, c,,
ONO
u Clinton, COUNTY 0bio ,b,,o r-,,,,,ou -,
jackson cnniid.te nr ,oyarnor had ,.,;nr;,, - ~"
vote f, electors Of INNS and ;}sh ha,.o ~ 4i u
u .3I. hin, rain ;ncn n .o,,rn,r,
800 vols. '''-' "a
In Narran county. Ohio whore r,,,nrbol1 ,,,a
majority OF seventy votes Adams and Rush hayc
uraiori:y 81 i:;i, benz! gain 1876 votes
Seven townships are heard from in Trurnbrll coun-
y. which gave the Administration $40 majority. md
the letter adds, that will hare 1900 minority in
The county.
~ the following letters from, our friends in
Ohio.
LEBANON, WAnnEv CouHry, Ono,
Der. 3lst, l8s8.-Midnieht.
Dear Sir--Tnough personally unknown 10 vo,,
nave taken the liberty to give you the result Of our
county election. 1t is as follows:
For lohn Quincy Adams 1920
For Andrew Jackson 1872
Majority for Adams I2B
At the annual election we were beaten in this
county &c votes.
~, fears need he crio-' oircH 0S;o CLo l,,,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12
RENSSELAER, COUNTY.

Administration majority said to be sbont 700
Saratoga county has given lohn w. Taylor 1000
majority, and elected the Erctor. Waterford hiss c
ven an Administration majority.
Kingston, Ulster county, has given the Jackson l.
hector 100.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12
a1cteeg Gnrressf.
ftici,moaa, .N;6r. 10, 1898.

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

u The news from New York By Yesterday mail,
mas greatly elongated the Jackson phzcs in this City.
Much betting has cns1ed, ard the Adinisi ion men
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

7 !hUuIUS ISYI
At the annual election we were bezltcn in this
county &c
! No fears need BE- entertained for Ohio-She hrs
done her duty. She will give 10 600 MAJORITY |
/ tor JOHN q. ADAMS. Very respectfully
! JOSHUA SOIII.E L.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

.>@'T Jcrscg.-This State voted on the 18th and 5th
Mr.. Adams will receive her vote without any doubt
Tho returns received are very favor .Iiic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-12

cs'o.-Thc most absurd lies continue to be told h.
i,ntlabont Chic. Triinbic is elected. Some returns
follow. The parts of the Stcte rlcst favorable to
Jackson, have been heard FROM or VIII be heard from
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
GENERAL JACKsoN,s REPLY

Sir- Permit me to offer you my sincere th,,t,
tor the complementary terms in which, as the !,
gaa 9! my fellow citizens of Smith county, Won a,s
pleased 70 sect my arrival amongst them.
accepted their polite invitation to celebrate
wiia them this day as neighbour aud friend. con
scions that in thus manlestng his respect tor the
birh OF liberty, he could not be charged with de-.
sire to Court popular favor, nor they with disno.
stion 10 sratify spirit 50 unworthy. No, Sir. M
patriotism displayed by many in this assembly
during tie last war, would not bear the i'm
putaton, and trust will never authorize It BY anv
act OF scrvility whether to an old commander,
70 any other citizen.
mn tingly grateful, sir, for Tie good opinion o
my fellow citizens. Obtained without a sacrr,.
OF Conscience, and without violation Of the inter
eaS oi the country, it is the greatest of all earthly
rewards, and ~ such do regard that which yol
have 50 eloqucntly expressed. Unbiased BY ,le
hopes Of otice, and animated BY an ardent dcy
ton 70 tie incstmab!e blessings Of liberty, il mus
con,ign To n'any the authors Of the present s,s
cm OF calumny. and uniting with the great stream
OF public opnon cannot fail to bear down the ma
cliiHat!ohs ni the dema.n9uc, and bring back tke
government u is ofgina! simplicity. In the ad.
.ahccneni oi tis 0alect, be assured, sir, that shall
Dear Ml.h patience, tile attacks OF my enemies, and
li 1t shah be my destiny to be made the Instrument
" i'e bands VI Providence, by which It IS to be a.
Tested, shall rather be huMbleL t,an ela,ed by tha
possession ul 80 hish a trust.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
Samner Coauiy, l,nn. llre Il, 1922.

Samner toadg I,nn. Jare ~ 1872.
hal The pleasure Of Being With my ol ca.
n.aadcr, General Jackson, On tie day before ycs
ter,.ay ai oay lie enioy. fine hcalth lie Was
aniIcl ,onie eeht ur ten mile, ilrm homr 20 assist
III examining to lay oHt il roa!, that nlerlcfei vth
iAe Land ot his ii't!e ward, and atten'eA very
chertlOily, dressed in cloi; manufactured IN Ia
own family. WHAT an cxanplc d, to tie cold
plned"d, wnud -bc friends to dumcstc ntGstfv,
Is eXtubcd III the last Congress. on the >lle d.
tac c0aitiGn Here Me sec one u tie iist citizens
u The nation. assisting ha nelgbar, wiih Ms cpuh-
cll, 10 lay OF road, !iSins with his Old irlend,
il the lnusLpclrct harmony. l0@Glng Oh checitul-
y 1T the uncXamlcd and ~ gracts! means u>ci
b the ma-t unprlnci Ilcd faction that ever dis
gracet this OF any other coantry, to taii ANA ruin
MS .ame Do soa hear ln c0. plain. no. no you
see m tratrf-.ng the cOaitry. Ia ennlle ha ttead'
% @e, q? dGnrrs, tut hc may speal: .! tie bas,
aud unEil,il, conduct ul III etem.es !; NO. Her,
he Is quietly seated ~ his farm, attending closely
. 10 his raTal Iur ,uits, like rock amidst the tein
nr,tuou- oceaa. nc Is irm. unno,ed. calGi, al,
/ i.nitd. 'f0a question asked him, Now hc !a,t 4
seeing il" nnun,crah,e tli,choods in circulation
TO taf.ish hrs we'll earned tamc---hc replied, h
copid not help }mt smle at the dill 5cncc aud ~,
severance O his enemies. but SAID hc had tie III
tnust confidence IN the intelligence and vittue q
the people, that they perfectly well understood Il,
motive why lie WAS assale.l, ald was veil assured
Hey would Ultimately reader justice to all pa,te:
I Youl's in hastc. SAM, GWfN.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
W,gris as a2sDs.
FROM TIE NEW YORK LVENiSG POST.
Tribute OF RESPECT TO DEPARTED
f,rfE,AY,xESSS

sill deem in my soul ali is angsish is glowing,
Aud f,st down ny checks III" warm tear drops are oW%
Nil nv li ia,,r forth my sad thoughts hcyr burning,
And memory with many paag returning,
Nil sigh far the friend that's ava.
IA vain give WAY to the gri,t tlats consuming,
Va hone iehts me through the m,surelesS s'oam"s
All i dark IN n,y soul ike the ysoi q! night,
And gone every Measure tllat made my heart ssh,
Aid weep for the friend that rs ava.
1 NJ others decree to his nane and his station
The need due to heavens Inspirations
t.t tie monument rise 10 his greatness a1 worth:
To uiuf such mine, deeper icelngs give hitth,
As | nioirl lur ltlc tie friend that's AVA.
IA ~ yiv long devoted s that great,
Re the tav!ue u his coun;ty, .h> pti,Ie OF III sta,
II, tl,s, II W once .-ricy Il 'Ntn nov sadly lament
Der tn eg,se, Mieh has ioret hem though ii, torcci
Sill. III -sJ ol the Iii,i t'et's ava
yor III iea-t .as rs kinl a icgrt Ger could ~,
Ills - ii, i = warmth tat wa nagie 70 MT
His hard IKE lis heart w,s ss open IS 'laS,
Md the blessings q thnae lac scmt lmrvS iNay
B,.i me- @eep ia the friend tllet's avn.
Fart ven ses, Garcwell to the maiehirss d lirsr
spite ai te;ts aud oi prayers We heh han lspm'
Ma, hope tia, he o,' me- and saw without ti
'fuas ms hetlt's Wish bis aiitt On to gAn
Yes ri weep Ter lle tri, nd tat ava.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
NG
l0i. y. V. 0fEf.IGN', AilreE.9s.


Gsar#t,i You have bcru invited ~ ihe c;si-
fens Of smi.b luants ~ rn.c ~ith item, ia the CO.
lehsaiun \; ih,5 ,tr-yaa ave accepted the iLsi.
ta'ioa, and noN h1noGr thein With yoLg presence.
'sise u.e lHayc, ~r, Ia en- uau,c ii ynHr friends
here ssssu. aesi ata il he.ah ui yolr fellow clti-
@e0, n. Smii cnanty. (whose hu:.Ie ussau am
q tens. - t'.er qnir,acd congratulations, and
to assare N0a u i snceie, aAd coastal weeGme
s.lnoas tAem.
i !, not II the a1ect spiiit Of adnlaloa. nnr IN
TIE talsoae iai.lage Of ilattcry, at so dr,iic II
a4l ycsr ple,sncn amoas il, III. sr, .och Nil
graded e,cins wruid be lebUked by t',e split that
'Ges thlA lnsMasaale anniversary. iaese ii.ing
rnoncincl!S o!oar Revolutionary s!aci, wof! .cora
such ,;.e dcgenelAcY. aYI tue cxted patriotism 81
car houotel g5c.t, wnnd u. .!a.a aac,p Srus,itY in
His ccuntrynen hns as fsemci., ptoud ui ldcir u.
dependence. rc,oic:ns II the evtut taat pforcnncei
Il 70 The world, ~ haiI you Win tEe aniia ttad
wclcomc o yr",iiuJie as It's most i!lastgioa4 PIC
server.
We delight 10 cpttcmrlate - as tie yoaN.f,l
hero Nho mingled Wit, patIlc ataur. ii taIt gla.
rinus struqgle whch redeemed thi, iahd from Ba
tish daMiuation. We trace yen With ua.cisHcl
satisfaction, tarap.a lie Successive vare,e, q
civil employment, 10 ~!.!ca yuY Haze been c4l,ed.
by the Voice ut yd#,r country. aA ia Which qnl
haze display yee The wafnest aud most c,ii i,hlcued
zeal !rr her interest. We remember, Via Nh.
iWei'st Seh>!;1htF, tidt Wen SAVAGE massacre mad
d,enehea o'if denAce.es5 lfntf.cr with the hooi
E. IT. tititns--When ta7asieh i0,efed aiaus! eur
country, 70 ~ darkest and most iaafinl lart., ,nu
nave tasAed :, die scene at Danger aaAi. BY iE ,n
cry aud skill, unparalleled IN the annals ot war
i.ie, achieved Cur de!iyerancc .om tEa Jrsn!ati1n
Ot tie Storm.
Areawi yon, General, are many ,.c thase sI;dt.,
Who shared, mtil you, the tells i,le anger and thr
snfic, ni ynnr ,.ratiul cAfeer--.tnaty If yuar
" brethren il arms . Many Of yoar cd associ
atc' u peace. iuey have known yol lnng, thcy
; Aayc tnown 1"u intimately aa-i they proclaim yon
w'in n'".sd snice ptttiot. q Sitig5 AKA ard re-
nJ@efp'; ""stAy 0! lie wirue,l .rat;uae, and
hBhrst h"n9r9 Bot the hi.h testimonials you hayc
9lsen (" sour lotc o county, scur devotion ,o 1t,
interest, IS honnar ani glory, haze nnt snicld,,
yh4r reputation coa I've cAimGy anil .!etracl of q
y yoN' enrnies - Tie yeoA, ttc ,nt.as ana the v,l
haYa ia'islet + Upon you, ~ the tnast uutesli
ana le'ehles' nianbes. l.ypH Tie Sineta4,y O..
yo''r iire.ae has been nyaye,i-- Tie 'arpue., Al,
= coihinlts 81 yoAr domestic ana priyatc rri.t;,i
have n"t been spaced. Ii is caln4ay unmaa!g (,
', us motive nn,aafai ~ i, Objects, ani unwct'
y IN ITS means. II has not it Cannot 5revaii :nnr
ce"ce VIII sinIicae itself, anl gust draw 'ia@a !
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01

own condemnation. Trath will triumph: and a..
authors OF such falsehood will feel ITS dreaIfI .o
coil in the niamy, to which the Justice of mank;nL
WI. consgn them--and your name General. sLall
Is" down to posterity, doubly halowed by ,he SCI.
verify Of lis trials. ~
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
3l3Il. G Nc. Il q. .

fa 3 rayrINcSn
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19

FsSHE Subscriber hegs leave MORN his friends and The
n pnbc generally, that he stll continues Keep, III
oo3,nrXon with his large aud elegant men Of BOOKS
and STATIONERY, splendid astottneu, Of PLAIN ami
lasaoaebe !TlIS from t. ELMns' Manufaciory, Phadcl
iha, waran ed be equal in every respect 70 any hats
manufactured IN the c0untfyu various colors and quail
ies, -plces from 80 25 10 50. Persons wishing 70 put-
chase would ID well 10 call, they viii be sold either by
wholesale cail, at Philadelphia prices.
]. SCOTT, NJ. 80, Market-st.
Wilmington, June Q, 1923
NIB S. can a,e lats made to order at the shortest
notice.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
.aDJOUR.t'ED
SSk4 .E.ka.a.E .l:''SS iss "a Ess.

EBy virl.t ait olsyafi F,ces, c,ed, will
EDbe exposed to puoic SAFE, at t iiise If Jane. Ar
m"", e premises u Christians iinndred- Friday
,l 26t ,'a' Of Sepe scr INST. Al q 'otk, p 81 all
That rnluable Plantation or Tract Of Land,
Situate, yns hens mt fiuld,,d Ch.is New
Castle County and Sae uf u aware, founded as follows
tn VII 90 the East by line Centre Road. HE nth by
W'lam Arnstr, KS land, on tc West BY lands Q. Enoc
Gregg and Jo!.n Veil and on the N'ftl by lands of
James Arnor aud Jacob Robinson, CONTAINING nthr Whole,
hundred and iii acres, be the Or less,
gothe With all ard Singular the improvements and apper.
teiiances therenno bel nsins
Tbs hnpr yenet,s are very cammodons soi-' otone
div cling House and kncken. large stone iarn ard otter
out Buildings, all in Cd order excellent apple orchard
wlti Il variety If uher fruit 1 cbNice fruit The
situation healthy and pleasant, Within three miles OF
Borough of Wmrgsin and about he distance
The Brandywnc CHs', beaie Springs ard Tie village If
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