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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

In the Senate for the Administration l7--Uen
Jackson /.
IN the Honss of Representatives for the nj.
mini,trafian ip--iar Gen Iaoksoa - Neutral
- Indiana JolsHoi
-pFas.s.
Extract eta tctter FROM Member Of the Leg
stature Of tie state Of Ono, 10 a gentleman
IN this tln.
Z" can nov. with pleasure. announce 10 YOU
with degree 81 moral certainty ihe Politics 81
OHIO Our Legislature has N II ,riy nrai tun
Ia one IN favor OF he AdmInl taiion Could
the vote bc tahen a this tlmr. Ono would ihrea
Gnhs tor NJ. Adams. derive tn. information
Fl ON an estimate of the representation of the
state here present
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

N.s#t..-4. i.air aeld,u ~ the Clerks ofee Of the
sapaI.., court ofCn urrry ior the Lychbufg District
i-tla4, OF Spyennrr, le27. John l. aaylos, Pa.
.Fans Chr tuphar Glarl,, Jaiir.s tuinckr Jlmes ..
Bi,,I..4... Heurg Clark Mitchell Ewing, 1am harke,
Aae A. .lr.tl. adu8. of hlfIr- Mmbie, detd, Alex
af.t-. BARTON nd Adeime his wife, William john anu
Chsrlcs larkIe, infants b. comni. ,tonef leaa2h sps-
,iaIh a..tsrrd thef eGusdiau IN ID III Ms-ltIc, wi
ds4 'orss.i Charles Matbia, docd, William Cook.
Hoaert and Hali Nelson, aud " uam Porter, Dtiis
The iclnuad John Mafalo not having entered his
aprparBn, and gseH sasnJ according 10 me ael "i -
.5, ,,d the rules OF tais court aud II appearing by
Glory c,enco that hs rot an iuha5ant Of tins
country. A. IS ordered tst r sai dcteal@t do appear
M r. Oh tho fret day OF tae next term aud answer the b'
~, rI,y,iG nodfh,i u COW ottbis order be forthwith
inserted liza ole ler printed IN thttoWn ~ Lynch
my m t,,o months aueaes.iyely, aud posted at the front
4naf al Nc courthouse IN the sad to-" -. =.
II A Gopy--i e tsi 'Hits hibbS, ''
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For the \ ew Year.
1850 plizes amounting 10 S4D QUO

7Bpb piizes amounting 10 $40 600
u All the Prizes IN II whec. and ali the nun
hc,s IN anuther At ouce-= he y hole scheme 10 be
drawn III ON DAY aud thu whole amount Of
PfRes may he had soon as drawn.
Prlte Of Tickets S3 10 lQuarlcts IL
Halves. ! %
u The 1000 P,i2es Of ~ TO be awarded 10
the first, second or third DIVISION To he dpolnlln
ed by thai which may draw The capital lnzr Of
$1,000 so that holder ol three numbers. one
OF Which shnIlhe IN rnch division IL cefiain 10
draw one pnlzc aud may draw -Four
The Caoilul Pr,zc Of $1,000 10 be paid in
part l., 1910 Tickets Is nov sealed up n deposit.
ed IN the Bunk Of Virginia at i.,nchbmg, q sub.
lecr 10 The control Of the holden Of The ticket.
The ptze Of SJoo0 10 be paid In parl by
package oi 500 tickets IS deposited IN like man
neT.
:. - Orders by mai meet the same attention
given To personal Application
AUG. LEFIWlCH. Manager
Nov. ID.
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TIL. WEATHER.

.,,t;sct that comes more immediately
the people at large, than even the pres
h it,ial oneston. II IS a fruitful source OF con
''r' -, oven among those (a there are some
WI ", an, ronntr, who are ienoranithai John
fs' ''., Adams is, and that Andrew Jackson
S' 80 ne President Of the L. states and to
"p'', H.. can think Of nothing else, II Is the ne
po'e IL remedy for stupid silence. Let us
''' .,cl,im 10 pos;eritv that we nave IN form
'He" r. sern snow in October and November
g. n,ee,,ber has locked up our coyes ana
t''' ,,r,ed the tceming earth INTO sol rock,
. ,.,,,o,nanded from hauty man the tribute OF
'" hl,nkets. calnblrt, rugged hear-sk'nS and
- .as aud that in Ammo Domini, 1872
-, ma no frost in October; very little ice, und
,,a, not me hclnrSs OF dollar, IN No
ho,. and that neither frost nor ice during the
lJo of ne month Of December but generally,
g. mild serene weather resembling the finest
..,,oyatnre of Spring. the first dav Of the New
-. ,,as clear and warm, followed by success
'.oi,v,orralaxing heat until the Sth with the
-; Il charming from South TO East with rain,
,L,,yca,her became GO Ter, but not more so than
~. have often known it in April On the 9th
,,b and 7,h u Ianuay the weather was so very
Sam that tie doors and windows OF dwelling
Eo,,s.,, were thrown open 10 court the passing
,rssgc. and parles were seen prom enadmg the
.,r.,t. by r1nnuliaht as in summer Vegetation
r.. srcourse, lit the genial influence of this de-
lpEttul temperature Of the atmosphere. ASpar-
ANS Of mature growth-tiyacinlhs In bloom
an,los tnd has n a forward state--lrees aud
e,r,hy bnddmg-Oats 1--WE speak a to one fact
o,lyi grown TO more than half their full height.
.,ea f.w 81 the features Of this remarkable sea-
SON Ohsr results. however, are moi quite so a.
,,,n,iine there has been a great deal OF pork
smiled aud the wheat has been so much accel'
Grated in IFS Growth, as in the event OF a hard
frost to he 1ach mi red ifnot entirely bighted
10 conclude, our oldest inhabitants aver that
they nave never known 50 warm a season
Norfolk Herald.
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Y ~
UNITED STATES CALEND AR.

17oo-Gro. Washington, horn lth Feb 1872 ;
dod IL h Dor 1872, aged Is:
l7o7-Inhn Adams born 18th Oct. 1885; died
4th IulY, 1870, aged 81.
IeOl--rhomas Jefferson, born 2d April, l743
died 4th July 1926, aged So
leOq-Tames Madison, born 9th March, 1851.
1sl7-James Monroe, born ID April. 1859.
lSoi-Iohn q. Adams, llth Iuly, 1867.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24
THE NtRGI>ItN.
LYNCuBURG, JANUARY "a ISIS.

H. Hiss Miiler. a lady. Of the Methodist per
suaslon, who has high reputation. fop piety, Ell
oquencr aud ability aled about p. and who
has preached for the last four Years. Is eNpecJed
10 deliver discourse IN this place on Sunday
morning next atthe Methodist Church.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

VIRGINIA Al Rulos holden IN ho Clerk uhee ofthe
Superior Court of thaneer for the LyuChhurp District
The 9Th day Of November, lz27. tsnhc Gtoss, PIT n
gainst 1alth, smctcf, widow OF Steven SIN lsoT
decd, aud Nadlip smesert John Smoker. ir4bmn
Smeifer fnord Suelser, laulaer SINE scr, My A
SmelFef Lucinda rmelaff, stephen Smelser, inllutg
by commissioner rruarhypeeblly rsspncd ihuir guar
dun, =-=--# hulord, adass nud Pascal iefopd, Ahfs-
linn liuntdi Henry Bulath AM -- blackburn. and
Prudence his wifi, formerly prudence Iuipfd children
and bers oflicnry nu1ofd, decd, Driis
1he deienfanis --= Huiutd, widow of Henry Bufnrd
dre'd Henry Huord and -=s- a'kiufn and rru-
Iie8ee IN Wife formerly Prudence Huf,rd hnpiag
entered Their appearance aud Risen sccurit accntH ITO
ttr nei of Assembly mud the rule oitis I'D u
Appearing by satisfactory evidence thnt they lot
Inhabitants hf Ibis rnuntrYl u ordered That Tie i'd
defendants do appear here The FIST day OF the next
term and answer the bill Of the plnndn and
that n copy 81 this order b. forthwith inserted IN some
neAtpapti printed IN the town Of iynciihmr for two
months succra.igclv aud posted at the front dooi Of The
couffhnnfe IA The snid town-
II A CupV-Iesfe. JOHN WILLS, e
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T. l.. GbASJY. decd.
NvIW3lI

n\FOilCE.-Bs virtue Of deed OF trust exc
u } cniad to the bscriber by Solomon Rlich.
le, b"a'ng dat the stn da@ Of Apdl 1922. and
recorded IN the clerks office Of Amherst, tor Ger.
ia'n purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed
20 sell 10 me highest bidder ioI cash, on the Isl
day OF February, l9=7, Al the house Of james
Crawford, IL the county OF Amherst, il ftir, II
not. the ncyt tar day thereafter, one tact OF
parcel OF land. containing one hundred acres.
and lying on the waters Of prdlaf river, IN the
county of Amherst. and 4, the same now occu.
pied 10y The sad Ithchic al persons wishing 20
buy wall apply 10 Iobn bn,ks foi the particulars
IA relation 10 the ldnl, md the ,un.c riber VII
convey such title only as i, vested IN nan by WI.
tue ofsald deed
SAML. r. DAVIES, Trustee.
Jan. 81 tdstI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

M OIICE.-Thr Stool. Of Goods remaining
~ on hand Al Store House Of the bate Phrhp
l.. Grossly. decd. in pui,y lsauia oaurry. are Of
irr'd tor sale Oh accommodating terms. tbr as
rmrnt consists Of most Of the articles urccs.a-
~ ioi a retail business in "A country establish
Uncut; wish also to lease out tor a term OF
years, the Store house situated on the
man road leading from Danvilic and
Milton 10 Lynchburg and the Road from thcup-
per counties 10 Petersburg aud Richmond. The
tarmS will b" made known, If early application
is nude to hrJerry " Gtaee, on tbe ltemi.es.
JANE ". grassy,
Ext y. OF
T. l.. GBASJY decd
Jan q >vlV3IT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

. lfBST SAIE.-.Bv snfue on deed of trust
: esecuied - the snbsriihsr ht ss.snom
i.tnfiseF Tor tbe rnfnosf Of securing q Jaa,es
AHlef, certan dahf herein mentioned. shall.
On she 10Th day 81 the ptesrnt month Deb )
rteeeed iu sell. h, mny of public auction o. the
premises, u CERTAIN hart % pHrcel nf land. ~
IN ~ ihr county n Campbrli, .dioinipg The
hads OF Jno has md oIhrt,. containing Two
hundred acres maie - less tbs ltud lies with
III teu tr,U mii,s Lsnchbute s. I've al ta..p.
bell ta~r, house. on Ire main rond lttdfhg hpln
lynthburr ACROSS fannlls itnv on sianuipn -.
srf. THIS Is Faodafani f,n public business. - Il
tie ihnd mari, ali wood and considered salln.
biz lrtm, made known on She dHv Of ale
viii oniY convey sneh tile as Is vested ~ ne hy
sad decd, but vii saY the ,iile j. hreond DDS.
putt. REESE BRYANT Trustee.
jan. "a 33l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

In the National journal of this morning, Mr..
BREHr. Of Loui, wa, has endeavorcd to relieve
himself nom the awkward situation IN which h.
is suspended by the hooorabie notice which /
was pleased to take Of MIN on thr Sih Of Jan.
last-Nniffer my respect nor charity for ina
iudv'd al viii induce me Ia save him from 4
responsibility which the whole character Of ms
communication 50 piieously di,rloscs.
ROBERT DESHA.
Eoabin2t0n city, ian i, ISIS.
The following is hra.Yed tn be the state Of
partes in 'br pr"sept Legislature OF Indiana.up.
on the Presidential question.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

.A.l. government Of abe State IS now
me "'.,fzed--it is opposed TO 1ackson-and
fiE y j,sg uiH 90 heart aud hand Nth on pre-
1Hs, Dsi 9chisnsd Chief Magistrate ofthe un'on'
SER O.. ,,l. mud aud heart Is devoted TO the
Hh,s ..,.,e.ts OF ms country, and whose course
of'' o "' with the high appreciation OF ms IL
, = ,,S predecessors in oihee tPGT'o'-
o..;,ngtioas, Deaihs, and Dismissois, IN TIE
TO- Aapg sinec Dec. ,. ls26.-Amnng the
cnnotions are one Master Gommandan,, I'VE
,;a5s,rnauts. one Surgeon one Surgeons ma'e'
"e",, -, aud one sail maker. There have
one I'm Sa,,,g the las year, one Master Comman-
oT''' even L,eutenants, two Surgeons, one Sur
d""', nate onr Pur-er, one Chaplain, three
s s,%.bpmqn, one Sailing Master, two Boat
Mos,,r one sail-maker one Lieutenant OF Ma
s" .as and one Navy Agent One Lieutenant
NV, nns Alidshiptnan have been dismissed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

lANs SATURDAY, the drawing Of the Fourth
" Bap'i,, Lotery. 81 class. will take place.
10000 Dol'ars Highest Priae.
&" Bat few TICKETS n the scheme
Whole Tickets -
The drawing of tus Lottery VIII also be for
war,led ON to ALIENS Office, Lynohburg.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

Ofpaie and bloodleSs emulrtion.n
move IN concert, aud are for the tune stauneh
friends and most worthy cnadjuor>
| viii endeavof 10 elye fon sketch Of what
passed At the diuuer, tom he informant "a If a
friend. who. being snmru lit * c0mHaii}fa iGan
myself, as an Admmls'rationist, has ventnred OF
JOIN the c0RgireS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

4 Lamp p.tbom fYGme.--lfa cylindrical coil
Of fine plttina wiro be fixed peri Of round the
cotton wiclS ofa spirir IA mp and linl, above
t''e wick and the lamp be lighted so as 10 beat
rhe w,re 10 reduces. uu the flame being extin
glShed, the nd Of the vine will continue red
hot as iona A. there is q supply ufaIcohoi. Thee
lamps vii he ye,v convenient d a bed chamber
q. they aIori no offensive smell and 1.-THE sa az
tmc give sufficient hight to tell the hour of the
night by watch
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

some connections had occurred NJ Yalladolid.
oakaca and Paehla. the two iormer against the
latter. in favor ofthe Snanrds. Business n We
II Cruz was nj a complete stand. IA Consequence
of the agitation which prevailed. and many OF
the Spanish merchants were leaving the coun-
Try.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

2fu5 received and for sale nj very modcr-
- ate prices, ( ~ addtinn 10 very general
ster' ot dry goods,) the following Articles.
W
\ Inv sacks hesi liverpool Snlt
shear aud CrawlfY 9tecl aud cut Nails
lehn W best spun Cotton
2nun 81 brown sugar
lona ~ inpf do
in.f Nt Coffee
\ tre CHESTS best Gun Powder Tea
Aaia4er-
Jema,sR Num
small quantity good Nndcra Vine
do do old Rive Whskey
do do French Brandy
Fur 4 Nncl Hat
Window Gltss = hy 10 and 10 by y
scotch SNUFF, Scars
Brnston', brs' PeWdera and Shot aud Lend
Bes lnd'gonna Neddtr. Copcras
Penper 4 1spee. Ginger, Alum
fnrrenttnc y Shaving soap
Lick Screws 5pades, Locks, Hinges
Sui ifons, Frylae paus
Ten Kettle, Cnltr MIs
Aud n variety al other articles in the hnrd.
ware line, al yer, reduced prices.
ne \RN NILSSON.
7, s. would sell good bargain IN first
rat. riding aud gigg horse. IA.
Jan. Ii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24
Cure for Consumptions, Asthmas
and (nlds.

THE subscriber has this day received few
dozen Lam5tts aud Andctson's Cough Drops,
50 lunch celebrated for Con'umpiions. Asthmas
and Colds Howell DAVIES.
jan. - islf3l
~ . IC E-'Ihe subscriber has TWO valuable
49, field Hands that he would like 10 hire IN
the county. JOHN EEkIY.
Jan. IL 1873
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

Pire Presidents. SOL Henry Dearborn
r7s0-Iohn tdnns Soq---N illiam Fustis
Y111 -ghJs jefferson D-If---Iahn Armstrong
ts8i-- i,ron Err lslG---Wm. II. Crawford
IsOT-Gaa. clinton lSl5---Inhn e. Talhoun
fglu-Eldridge Gerry l22i---Iame~ Ba-hou-
tE1-oanie d Tompkins Secretaries bfftc Tredsrg
I-.1-laln c. Calhoun l79a---Alex Ha. iton
ESrrtlrias Of State. l7g1.--Olisef Nol'ott
t7'N-TIas Jefferson Il7Gl--Samh DeVtc~
Tgl-r annd Randolph ''la---tlhert Gallolin
TO, o. rnn,tav Pickering 1sl5---Geo. W Cnnphcll
1900 tom Marshall lSl6---Alox. J. Dallas
ls0--t.cyi ancoiu lactng) l-l7---Wal II. Crawford
la}I.--Ias MADISON lS25---Rcaard Rush
J-ll--R Robert Smith Secretaries Of thc NaUy.
le''---las Nanrne--- I7s9-.-Reui. Stod1ard
jNI7.--lohn q. tdams i-0l---Rabprt Smith
I'LL Ue,rg Clay. ,1Soq---pull Hamilton
Sc .,fIr#as - War. I1SIf--.Na. Jones
i-~p --aeutv Xxx IlSl6.--B ". CrownushielC
I7q5--TinothY Pickering N-ia--. Smith Thompson
i7a6 James N'Flanry is25-- Sqinl. l.. couthard
i60n--- Slm Baxter PoRis0n's l1mtriCdR.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-24

T. We observe that stephen r Mitchell EsQ
OF Richmond, formerly offhis place the author
o. q nrw play Just en4ctei IN that cit. called
- I5e V4'd Of lFisgolOnghi|-lti is highly spo
Ken Of in the Wing
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&E'VGE v
OF the LYochmro Tobacco Market,

Corrected ptiig jmt4t I0eipign. 6y
THOMAS \ lloiCoMur aud hicuAGn lynn
Commission Merchants
AUCTION SAILS.
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Jan a
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-03
POLITICAL.
From Truths .fduocate.
CHARACTERS AND CONDUCT.

The evils, anticipated by many, from the election
Of Gen. Jackson to the Presidency, have been
gradually developing themselves, in the progress Of
the canvass. His incapacity not the most
objection to his success Much greater mischief is
to be apprehended from the examples he may set,
and the company which must naturally collect
around him. Mr. Benton correctly anticipated re-
suits when he said that, Jackson if President would
be surrounded with desperate men, & that Congress
would have to leglsate armed with dirks and PTS
| tols.-'This may be made manifest n0W by lew
well attested facts.
There now reside at the Hermitage, of the
name of Henry Lee, with his family. He occu-
pies building near the residence of Gen. Jackson,
and is engaged in daily intercourse with him. His
business as avowed is to write biography OF Gen.
Jackson. He attends however to other things.
long article critisising the Virginia Anti-Jackson
J address, has been written by him. He accompan-
led Gen. jackson to New Orleans, and the public
newspapers noticed him as escorting Mrs. Jackson
to the boat, as she embarked to return home. He
was toasted at the Murfeesborough dinner, and the
l supporters of Gen. jackson in Virginia and else
r where, begin to commend him as man deserving
s encouragement. 1t is proper to correct exposl-
ton of Gen. Jacksnn's character, and Of the means
EMPLOYED to sustain him. that this Mr.. Lee should
E be known This work was established to speak the
truth, whenever the public good required it to be
A spokeu-and to speak it plainly and without fear.
This shall be done in respect to MIR. Lee because
/. his association with Gen. jackson, and with the
supporters of Gen Jackson for the Presidency,
gives him at this time Fictitious importance which
, could not otherwise attach to him.
: Mr.. Lee is the son Of Henry Lee, of Virginia,
distinguished as an officer of the Revolution, in the
war of the Southern department. He is man Of
fine talents and superior attainments as writer
But he is man without moral integrity, or honour
able principles. He has been guilty Of perpetrating
one of those enormities, which is tolerated
in society, aud which always ogerwhelms the per-
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-03
Administration Meeting.
nuE FRIENDS OF THE ADMIN

ALTON. IN New Castle County are request
- - - take notice, that the County meeting Will
Gu +" Mace by adjournment, ON SATURDAY,
Ian. IAN .Mth DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at Clark IS
uie s.nian'sA Corner. Engaged as they are, IN the
Vort Of the best of causes, the cause OF peace,
rper. liberty and good government the friends OF
oiu1 a',no;sr ration in Newcastle County will not
s;l to he At their post. While the good cause IS
l awaiting throughout the Union, let ii be our care
Iat Delaware shall also testify, by an oYerwhei-
MIN, majority in favor Of the present wise and ex-
,allent administration, her steadiast adherence 10
seand n,,inciples. Let support an administra-
wv, ,,h;ch Protects the citizen in all his rights !:
i0 r,,;vates peace and honest friendship with all
u' Whose pocy is to cherish with equal favor Ag-
,cnltnre and Manufactures
no foster Commerce:
who promote internal Improvement steao',
!, cbarish,ng the Navy, Army, Fortihcatlons ana
nablic institutions by wise and hoerai eNpehoi-
ure, -. 49,, ,ro crrt,;lioa all
~ ssary EXPENSES, and introducing order and
economy economy INTO every department, nsomuch.
Th,t their attachment to irugality and hePnnl
.,n snnlicity and virtue, has stood the test o, o.
:".,ons ralnmny. wachful Jealousy, and most mall
cious scrutiny and !, al 90
Who have in little more than three years paia Oh
b;rtu.eiqht millions of the public dent.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-03
Notice..

uyIE Surviving officers of the Revolutionary
IL Army, who received Communication certificates,
NE Surviving non-comnissionea Officers and
Sol ers of that Army, (not on the pension ilsl WIZ
na,a:.aI cart;ticatcs for the promised reward OF
cahy dollars, for ensting for the war, and contnh-
n2 Il the service until its termination are request
p respectively, as as may be possibly eonven
;an, h send ,hsr Names and the names Of the pla-
ces where their nearest post offices are kept by let
Ter under cover) adresseat TO Colonel aaron ogaau
Il the CITY Of Washington. who will be there reaay
"a ro,e;ve thcm. This will supersede the necessi-
~ Of appointing agents to transact the business a.
means The proper papers will be sent, free from ex
peo,,. to each Individual showing his right to inc
hena6 Of the act Of Congress- late passed IN favor
d he persons of the above description.
n B.-Eduors throughout the United States
me requested to give two insertions to the abov'
notice.
May 26-2t
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FoR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.

Certain and nyaAhble rules to remove riual; and
TO DESTROY one aUho stands opposed to strides after
po,ver haMably inscribed to has Honor, James
Rogers, Attorney General, &c. &C.
Sir-As "self preservation is the first law of our
nature,'' and as reasonable and polite men, we are
bound to provide for ourselves, it frequently be
comes necessary to guard against the willy arts of
rival candidate for post Of honour or profit, also
to counteracthis well planned and deep laid schemes.
And not unirequently 1t becomes essential to
and destroy him atogether-to cut him up root and
branch. Wherefore, the better to enable you to
succeed in your audabe and personal designs, beg
leave to submit for your consideration, the follow
ing infable rules which will efectually protect you
against your opponents.
First, If you are particularly anxious of success
in any personal pursuit, and fancy that your neigh
bour is likely to present any obstacle to the accom-
plishment Of your designs, examine his character
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-03
Cheal, Books,
ann SJ,9TJON.4RY.

IND SIHIION.ihf,
a No 90 Market-street betaveen -essrs l4afs'@ ana
Lam5orn's Grocery Stores.
J. SCOTT, begs leave to state to his friends ana
tAe public that he has made such arrangements %iti
J. Grigg, and other cheap booksellers IN rhiaoea-
pha AZ to enable him to dispose OF School ana oH
er Books, together with general assortment !, =,
Statiomrya 1T the lowest PhaddePh'a rf'ces e'hai
At wholesae or retail. In consequence OF such ar
,moemeut Merchants and Teachers, from both Io"n
aad Country, would find it much TO their advantage
TO cali and purchase, as his very reduced prices VIII
completely preclude the necessity OF their going Ie
the CITY for any article in his line Of business on the
sc0rce Of cheapness. r.
Wilm,agton May 80. lt-".
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administration Meeting.

The Friends of the Administration in Kent Conn-
~ are requested to meet at the state-house' IN 10
YER. on Tuesday The 5th dug q Jug neat' AZ eieseh
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of appoih"hg my
delegate, to meet the delegates from NeW,oI I,5
and Sussex in general State ConVel,ioh - oe nea
y Dover on said day, and to take such other mea-
.,nas ,rc,,ratorv to the next General Election as
NAV he necessary to the success of the Party.