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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

hNnac, o letter from gentleman OF the m inc;-c1cc in
Worcester cNuu;y, Md. to his friend in Baltimore
NV "frar,F 21H. 1f-2
IN reply toyor tvc! ofthc 10h instant have the r-,s,,o
10 say, the cause Of Jackson is hourly growing vcatcr
weaker and You need not entertain the fear Of tic erection
oM DFNyp br triumphant majority. Jackson viii no, 70,
solitary electoral VOC tae F,s,c Shore Tns vod NAV
depend ON with entire confidence
Extract Of letter from gentlemen in Queen AIMS ro,~
~, - ".7Vgost 25ii, 1923.
boh parties are organized and actvelva work in rir
county tou NAY rest assured shall give ol Iirorv the
Aoans hcGor, at least POO majority this countv-and In
Mem ne Gil gct 80 which vii! mako $50 majority in the Dis.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
PRNNSyLVANTt.

Great changes arr "aiy taking place tins State in favor Of
me Administration, and things together for GOOD
letter tom HARRISBURG 2st Published in tho York Recorder
say ne TWO opposite county meetings reid this week
produced great 'ria' 20 shor strength But parties agree tta
ue administration meeting much Tic strongest both rs 10
numbers ard char1Tt"r This county, Dluphin is considered
as c1'uFrlv secure for the Administration"
ne cnSvvania CCnne " the Nth saws st ,nct;nn
nfI III NdrnS county the l9th has given death blow TO
ropes OF the friends Of Gen Jackson the COUNTY They
ico now they have nothing expect from Adams comfy bt,
nsi' signal defeat and many them cveh frcgb, fo,
fcnhFHrIn'H They kcrp IN scmhance of cnnidencc-r
marks OF fear arr upon then And well nav tcv
Fd @ we nave great expect that Icnns:yania viii
ye ioio" the example of 'Cld kcutucky'-an throw her
weight 10 the Administrator The changes tina, Laar Of
dty around MS, an roS happy prsage 70 the GOOD
caSe-hc cause ofoder, and Of Constitutional government"
ne liagc Record of Chester county, ea-s. Our columns
are filled to overowin Adnin ation meetings arc holding
an droun US tISAdrn.traou and Jackson throughout the
state federalism aus Democracy zcru have gone to srp
OF, perhaps IRE dead We hope hatever noxous either
E cP brewer, an What good IN both favfve and
flourish pcpct'ly The best spirit abroad Our friends 20
o ~ renewed strength ani vi;or the cheering new. from
!"1si3' and Kentucky Ycniy, day,r Ct hope as rrn
We say, ''''"'
$40 YOUR Ti;Srg q IsnAtr!'
Lei your marh he onward. Our cause Is iu sr;, aud
perseverance VIII ensure victory"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
FOR IT.
on 90
~ - -
1885
1880 majority.

The county OF Harrison is not included in this re
turn. Tle vote of Harrison was 1850 for, and so
against Convention Tire majority throughout the
The New York Journal Of Commerce. scolIs Mr..
Adams i"r travelling on Sunday, during his recent
Journey to Boston. Such religious coxconsbry, or We
should rather call pharasaical prc,ensio will scarce
" pass current in the 18th whatever it might have
done in the 17t century. 1t is allowed to assist an
OK or On ass OH the Sabbath, yet the editor Of the
Journal would haze The President Of the T. States,
Oh whose hands the affairs Of ten millions Of people
are placed, TO coll halt in mid career! There is no
thng IN the act OF travelling, Incompatible with deyo
t9n. On the contrary, no situation is moro favorable
to dcYout ic'i'totion. We dcsPiso such righteous
ness over Lluch."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

'HiT'j'~Pp"-Tn adams couaty, the vote for &c
preventative 10 Congress stood as folo7es: For
Kinds the jackson candidate, 38&; for Biggaman the
Adams candidate 800.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

h'a'on1'-'iov. Ray said to he reelected by . snail
plurality over Moore admin and Candy (Jacl,) The
Governor claimed TO belong to both sides. lie is said
TO have died OF bilious choc Immediately after the
election. Jennings & Test (adm.) rs-clcctodto Con
gross. Blake (ajn.) said to be beaten @ votes. by
Boone (Jock.)a all the Judges, elective in Indions--
and large majority Of the Legislature, FOR the atn1
nistration- The State the same way, oyerwhchn-
ngly.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

zen mccoy says so far rs money has been pa
ccd a. the discretion Of the administration for contn
gent purposes, It hos been hbcray used 70 reward
theT to purchase up new friends
Arc you sure General that you not as altogcther
mistaken IN this assertion, You were about honest
Hc"rg@' WheIi You 'oa charges of such magnitude
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

Considering that Gen. Mccoy "was qltoget1ey UT
acquainted with honest Georges pulHc or y,iyot
cboractcr, was it not little illibcra, to pronounce
him sorry member" 50 confidently?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
"To YOUR Tixrs, q IsnAtt."
MARYLAND

Lc your narh he onward Our cause is just soit, and
perseverance viii ensure Us victory"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

Co"rent'on-By the Governors Proclamation, !
appears shat the late vote the question Of Convcn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

NT0718-DUnclA (Jack.) elected, buI prliclllars
not received Duncan though slightly touched with
jacksoni1, Is friend Of afr. CIay.-The friends Of
me administration in Illinois reckon with confidence.
on her vote We think it likely that Duff vas right
III saying that local causes would influence inc vote
for Congress in Illinois.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
NOTICE.

EruRNS his sincere thanks for the patronage afforded
= t" the late irm OF WNEAL 4 Son. and in assum 4
tn business individually, would inform his friends and t
public, that he Intends devong his attention more M,
cuarly TO custom work lie atters h. nsef that from m,
ledge AID experience in the business, he will be able
to q, general sasiac ion.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Wilmington and its vicn,
ty Informed that the work will be conducted under ri;
immediate inspection, by choice wokmen of the best ma
,erals. and according to the ates fashions
He has on hand a"dn'ends Keeping large and complete
assortment OF Ladies Black and Fancy Coored Las,;u
Boots and Shoes; Morocco do Calf Corlayan and 81
Wate Proof Boots, Monroes and Shoes Also reno
assortment of Leather and Hair TRUNKS
B Shoemakers would find It ava, tagco,s IN sunn,,
themselves with stus and trimmings from his extensive a.
sOrimept. JA,tEs ,,,T, a, 90
Wilmington, May IS, 1928. "a On,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
Trunks, SadA\ery and Harness
Making.

FHNiE subscriber ha't "a ChAsei the stock IN trade NJ
UMam W Rice axes tins method OF informing hs
fs us n public, hat he Intends to carry on Vs.
b. Of Satdi and Harness making in all is various
H. Chess and that as he will the best materials, and
H. the ii s. workmen employed, he does not hesitate
hat The articles in his line, which he offers for sale,
v. be tu OF I've mos iashrnape and durable kind,
a, cannot fa &, < We general satisfaction lie has
hand Sa,ides, Beies. Gig and Carnage Harness
u, ks, and general m-nt Sadde'y, which hr
Of sale prices, at the old ,and No So, Mar
k rect, Wilmington, Del,
DAVID I MILES
October 14,h, 1929. 7S-Smos.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
BOOk-K EEPJNG

Iiilchcock's New Method If Book .Keenin, .ooo,,..
ed s'h Key for sale by A. & II. Wilson, No &. IVES,
High street, Wilmington. - !" go.
For sale, as ADORE.
Grmslaws Histories OF States ENGLAND pon I,
Greece, with Questions aap ed to each of them anu
dIch,s Navigator Smiley Geography and AtIas. win =
variety OF Biographies by other authors "'''
fresh supply OF bristol Board, Fancy Papers, S,a,ioner,
nhgfaslngs rf'ns Tor Scrap Books and variety Of az
cy Articles al of which will be sold for very small ad
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
FAMILY BIBLES
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
l. & Il. WILSON,

No 5, West High Street, Wilmington,
UAVE beenappointed soc Agents IL The State of Della
ware, Tor The sale OF 0Grdges Chemical Bein Of 10.
6ta, "hch IS y Iactedt found IL the wilds Of
Nmetica The Balm is improved in color, strength and
perfume, and IT'S grand capillary virtues are as follow s.
One btte p'ce So CENTS prevents Abe hair from falling
OF 40 o'lTs from us first application causes new
growth OF ~h'skers in few weeks bottle, price rs
ce"'s VIII not only stop the hair from falling off, but like
wise ~ tlte weeks causes new growth to appear; and
one at ST. gives IN general good head Of young
person.
p'eventsthe hair from turning gray, and makes curl
beautifully, look hrg; and Il ssy, and Ia a few appica.
Copies OF certificates will lie shown by the vendors from
gentlemen Nho after being bald number of years. have
received ne" growth Of hair.
The sgners characters supported by His Britannia
MsJes'ys Consul, Philadelphia who thereto has prexed
his sea- and he royal arms of Great Bran ALSO the Mayor
ana oher Magistrates OF Philadelphia, who personal
y acquainted with The sgners have certified 20 their hin
responsibility, and have Ike@ise preixed their seals
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
CHEAP BOOKS
And STATIONERY, at No SO, Morke

And STATIONERY, at No SO, Market.st. bs,,....
.HeSsrs. Lurkin and iam6orn's Grocery Stores s''
SCOTT begs leave 70 state 10 his iii nds and The MI
- c that he has made such arrangements with XIV;
and other cheap Booksellers in Philadelphia as to en,
him Oppose Of School and other Books together
gene raj assortment OF STATIONERY at The iowes, PHI
depa Prices either at whole,al IT, coseoue.co
Ut such arrangement Merchants aid Teachers from ho,
town aud country, would find it much IT, their adyapa
call and purchase, his uery reduced prices will con-
petey preclude the necessity Of their gong to the c,
for any article in his line Of business the score of c
ness -
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
WANTED AT EDENPARK FAC.
TORY.

Eetween this nnd ne.rt spring,
Three hundred cords of oak or maple wood, tor
which cash will be paid ON the delivery, either AZ
the OLD terry at the factory, or at any place nos
exceeding four miles from il, Those persons wish
ing to contract for part or the whole, will appy.M
the factory, situate on Christlana Creek one mile
below Wilmington, where the terms will be made
known. 76-6t.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
CHARLES SAUNDERS

ID ESPEC FULLY informs his friends aud the public,
that he has returned to this Borough and thai he has
c mnenced the PAINTING, GLAZING AND PAPER
HANGING in all IT'S branches, and hopes by strict
attention business, to merit share OF public patronage
July s. 1925. 49-ti
N. b. Wanted as an apprentice, boy from Is 10 IL
years Of age.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
FOR SALE.
HOUSES .a.N'D LOTS.

The subscriber holds for sale. in the town of
New Castle. several good Houses with Gardens
attached to them, and number OF building lots.
the property Of s. n Dickinson. Also, Farm Of
100 acres, within four miles of New Castle and Sc
zen miles Of Wilmington. Tie subscriber will ex
hibt list Of the property, and make known the
terms Of sale.
A Farm to let in Brandywine Hundred, near
Naaman's Greek. lately held BY Thomas Phillips.
JOSEPH BRLNGHURS1.
No 81, Ma1ke, 81 LrllAiagtoa DC, "a II
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
81 HO1L BOOKS

Ar'hme'lcs, English Readers, Sequeis, Spelling Books
Geog'aph,es, Bibles festamens. States, Cphering AID
~ 10 KS Writing and lie, er Paper &C. for sale at A
~ wills ms Book and Stationery Store No s. West Hrh
street, at reduced prices. ~'' $40"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
PARCHMENT.

", wilson, No s. West High street, have ina, 70.
eeyea large lot OF Parchment Of very superior oua
nj q Writing I viii be sold low, and be
Haa'ag'cn, ing. II 1923
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
Robertson & Little,

No. %, Market ,eet, W"""s'oi'
| Where have lately been sold man, handsome nles'
such as $4,000; 10000 $4,000; z 1870: 5000 SVVi
| l,500. 1000 &c &c &C.:
Bank Notes bongh and sold Cash advanced for ives
az soon as presented des from apy par of the Ured
States, by mail {post pad) pva ecos'
ng the cash or prize tickets will meet with The same
prompt and punctual attention if personal srpca'
ton,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
REMOVI.I,.
A. a. LII. Wilson

Book store and Circulating Library
10 No. $, Hesi nigh 81, aoii sds Of The Utp9 .lrkei
Ann 1tt noon FnnM rHr CuaNLR or nAsKtr sFnRET.
yHvHhY .enrn thCr thanks .ur tie liberal shartof custom
they have received an Will be srateG!or cnnau-
snce oi he ta,ors e the putc
ihey Ole 10 sale, a! ne mat edced p,cs5, general
a 'ormen Of school B'rts and atiuneiy, and wuety
Q, Fancy Articles
Btant Boohs Ruled and Round 10 aay pattern.
Family BIBLES
Very cheap Day Boaks' Layers Cipherng, Copy.
Mrnota dun aud Pass Books VIKING and Letter Paper
spe ling lio ks Pa chment Bnrnet Board; Bandbax
Board PRAYER books q the Catholic and Episcopal Church
es; Me" dis and Baptist Hymn books Catechsms ct
various Churches; SIacs Ink POWDER Gold and S.yet
Paper, Embossed and Fancy papers, &c
variety OF bucks IN d.fe'en departments of Litera
lure w'ch viii be sold Tor les than halt tue public
lion prtce
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
COOPERsS NOVELS
NOTICE..

NVI-IC6.
\ avlng called trt que, II, OF the axables of
Christina hundred, without the desired result, beg
Inform al that such are neither agreeable
profitable to me; and hat for the convenience Of those
who DESTROYS of paying their taxes, ell my
considerations appoint Wednesday and Saturdays
celve them at the Inn FLAMES Pun,y, Wilmington
1t must be evident every rejecting candid mind. tina
he demands against The collector which are periodical
and mperous, cannot be promptly met without punctu.
atty the par Of his axabics And for 'hclr further
venerce have authorised Mr.. pumy to give receipts
my absence. AKRON JUSTICE.
Collector Of Cirsnana hundred
July 2oh 1923 ID mos.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-28
PROCLAMATION.

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE.
fNHARI.ES POLK, Governor of the said ate, 10 all
~ 10 whom these presents shall come
WHEREAS the first Tuesday Of October, being the
sew, nth day Of tina, month"; in the year Of Lord
Thousand eight hundred and twenty eight, elections for
cIoice Of Representative OF and for the SAID ate in
the yhst Congress OF the United States, we've held
according the Laws Of SAID Sta in the several coun
ties thereof 3nd hereas returns for the said elections
in due made out signed and executed have been
delivered to according the Laws Of said State, by
the respective Sher's Of the sad Counties, and having
examined said returns and enumerated and asceftaned
the number of for each aud every candidate or
voted for such Representative have found hessey
Jois Jm Esquire, be the highes in vote and there
fore duly elected tie Representative Of and FIR the SAID
State in the House OF REPRESENTATIVES OF the United Stae,
for tbs twenty first ngress Of the Utied States.
the SAID Charles IOk, Governor aforesaid, do there.
fore according The torn Of an Act II the General As
senhiy of he said Stale IN such made and provided,
declare the Kensey Johns Jan the person highest in
vote the election aforesaid, aud therefore duly elected
the of and for the said State of Delaware,
in House Of kepese atiyes aforesaid for the twenty
fist Congress OF the United States
Given under my hand and abe Great
tO~~) Seal of the sad STATE, at Dover, The
Seal J thirteenth day Of Oeober, tie wear
) of our Lord Thousand eight hum
dred and twenty -eigh and Of the In
dence OF the sad Slate The iiiy-third
Gil POLK
BY the Governor,
JoBy Nj CLAYTON,
Secretary of State. rs Al
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

handles may be employed in attending
to the spindIes.
DR.. Tbs: Hammond. Hickory excellen
for Ramrods, but not 6ttor Cabinet work
Peter w Kerney. TIE charge " bar
gain and corr spti ga political bias
lard, bsgetten by Maj Eaton, 4 CO.
brought forth by kreamsr, and uursec
BY Dud Green and Richie.
John fontz. Than his exeellency j
2 Adams, it is generally Acknowledged
that we cannot elect an abier president
the probability is, we may not get has
equal.
Joseph 0ld6sId Calhoun, McDufie.
Vac Buren,, and Giles, a goodly fellow
ship as eyer took the downward read.
lh: Shepherd, Jr. TAs Hero Of .Nsw
Osieans-May he be otherwise compen
stated for services rendered his country,
than by being elevated to the dignihed
station occupied at present by his excel.
lency Jsha q Adams.
Arthur BoteleT. Peace within our
sates-plenty within cor dwellings; truth
IN our Statesmen; patriotism a cur pre-
sIdents; virtue in our Senator's aud in
dustry in the people to the end OF the
world
Henry T. M Briscoe. The President
Of the United Sfafss-"Let the tree be
Judged by its fruiLn
Charles Harper. May John @. Adams
be permitted to bear the cares OF public
life Tor four years longer for bis own and
the general welfare.
Arch'd Cameron. May the people of
the U. States sysr have the virtue and
patriotism necessary to p%erpetuate our
civil and religious liberty.
William Anderson. Ii talents, ssbris-
~ and regard to the Constitution of the
U States be necessary REQUESTS in the
Chief Magistrate, we will continue the |
present incumbent four years mere.
Geo: Miller. Our Country-May It
always have wisdom sufficient to oppose
all Military Ruls, and Faction, and to
support u Laws, Liberties and the
Constitution, by all tsir and honorable
means.
DIR. Warner Briscoe, MeDgGs-May
he be able to render a just ceoun to
bis maker.
Otis Dudly. The present .Adminisfra-
tion-iguess we will try them four years
more; tAen get a better, if we can.
WIN. III. Selby. jackson and adams
"A bird in the hand, is worth two in the
bush"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04
For he .liaransbsrg C4xsus.


The Races. That persons of a parti-
cu!ar cast should bail with idiot ~gladness
the approach of this festival, is no mat
ter Of wende rmsnt, but il seems strange,
that it should receive any counteaance
trsm beings possessing q moral sense;
and passing strange, that men of intslii
gencs-men having any self respect,
can submit to being knssded int a mass,
the principal ingredients in which, are
the backyard and the blackleg.
There may have been a time when
the purpose was different, but the sb-
ject of all such assemblies is now well
understood TO be, the collection of cen.
sumsrs for the precious ware r~stailsd By
the persoLs, yclip'a Tavern keepers;
and the herding together of prey for the
willy sportsman. and his more Infamous
associate, the Gambler. Itis said. that
the pick pockets OF London have n
their pay individuals, who, by falling
into IN apparent ht or by some such
means, collect crowds 10 her streets, in
order that their employers may sxer-
else with greater efficiency and security
their vocation. How differ these pick
pockets from these Of eur own landi in
nothing: save. that those OF the mother
country have not the same unparalleled
impudence.
1t is notorious, that gaining tables
were exhibited en- the ace field in our
vicinity twelve months ago, daily; and
nightly. in some of the haunts OF dissi-
patton in town. Do the ministers Of lus
tice slumber oaly whea the need for ii.
glance is greatestl Shall the miserable
being, who pliers a few sticks to savs
her wretched offspring from perishing
With cold, not 90 unpunishsd; and shall
such as these be permitted to escape?
Nay,-prociain fer weeks beforehand
their foul intent for a season garrison
sur little v~iIlage-and,by an open exhibi
ton OF their infamous calling, set the
public authorities at defiance!
These things ought not so to be. And
| trust, that If efforts made to detect
than in the overt act should fail, their
open profession Of FELONY as a frGde,
will be sufficient 10 the judgment of ouI
magistrates 10 bring them under the &C,
which declares, that, as eonssrratoYs Of
the peace, the justices shall hars pososr "a
demand Of such persons, as are nos d
good fame, sufficient security and main
prize ofthsir COED behavior.
A FRIEND OF GOOD ORDER
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

@a.nge. Disguisei Il as they please. the Sos.
russuon : now struggling fos existence. The
.Suous Elements OF Diseord and Dissolution
are srrayed IN c0naict with the sound and Ger.
rect principles Of the government. II i a
struggle between the principles of Il, des,ruc.
uon ana prwservstion. Should any coates, en-.
al's a deeper SO icnudc IN American bosoms,
Anowmg, indeed, as be did, that the liberties
Oh 'nls nation can only De es-existeu, with the
constitution preserved in 5 purity and virtue.
ne Gould not more, 10 accordance with NJ.
oSn feelings and be trusted with these Of this
assembly, exclaim, than in he ~laneuses Of he
expiring patriot, Esio Perpssua; MAI 1T pn
PERPErUAL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04
DIED.

On Saturday night last. after a Fro
sracted illness. Capt ISRAEL ROBIN
son, a highly respectable gentleman
Of this county.
In Staunton, on the morning of tbs
Esd ult. the Rev. BfsHor GEoRGE Of the
Aethodist Episcopal Church, in the
6and year of bis age, and Ssth Of his
ministerial labours
Upon the evening of the same day. at
the residence of Mrs McNair, the Rev.
SAMUEL McPHERsor, in the 9th year
of his aga, and 4fh Of his Ministry.
The Kentucky Reporter Of the 9th
August. eun the death of RO-
BERT TRIMBLE tone Of the Judges
Of the Supreme Court of the u Statesl
/ Al biz residence near Paris, on the Mon
day night preceding
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

Ksnfucky Sofs.-Ths Infamous story
OF bargain, intrigue, and cerruption,n
put 10 rest. Gen. Thomas Metcalfe, a
friend to the administration, is elected
Governor of Kentucky, in opposition 10
MAJ barry. the jackson candidate
ten. Metcalfe was sne Of the members
OF Congress from Kentucky that voted
Ter hr Adams as President of the L
States, and one whe the Combinstiot
nave been ~stigmatising with the fill
charge of bargain, intrigue, and CO.,
ruption." A charge that no candle
jackson man ever believed Viewins
the discordant materials Of which ths
Combioation is composed. we have n,
fear Of the re election Of MIR. Adaws<
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04
FasDERlcKssURc. Aug. ae,

Virginia Goid~-It is hardly forgotten
BY the readers Of this paper, that Geld
has been found in Spotisyivsnia county
An interview With the proprietor Of the
land on which II was discovered, ma
bles US to state that, with the aid Of ma
~chinsry, much greater Quantities than
heretofers have lately been separated
from the soil; and there can be no doubt.
If the most approved methods of detec-
ton were resorted to, a rich harvest
would reward the labersr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-04

90 For various matters. we refer tha
reader to ths Supplement accompany
in this days Gazette