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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31
COpdrtnership DissOlUed.

TENHE connection in the Brewing Business,
Z heretofore existing between the subscrib-
ers, was by mutual consent dissolved on the 1st
day of November last The business will be
carried on by GEORGE A. TRUMBuLL, who is
empowered to settle the accounts, &c, of the
late firm. GEO. A. TRUMBULL.
SAMUEL WARD.
Worcester, Dec. 81, 1923.
o. For Sale at the Brewery, bale best
VELVET CORKS.' Also, PORTER BOT
TIES, in hampers-pints and pint and an half;
/ very strong WAGON, suitable for horses
Also, 3 good FARM HORSES.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31

BANK CHARTERS. AS the time when most of
the Bank Charters in this State expire, is
drawing near, it may soon be necessary TO con-
slider how many of them ought to be renewed,
and on what terms. All such as have confined
themselves to banking on legitimate principles,
and with a view to the public good, will proba-
bly, find no difficulty in obtaining an extension
of their charters. But if there are those who
have entered into combinations to overawe and
control the operations of other institutions and,
at the same time, to create an artificial scarcity
of money, of which they may take advantage
to speculate on the necessities of the commu-
nifty, it becomes question of some Importance
to determine whether their charters shall be re-
newed at all, and, if they be, on what terms it
shall be done, and what guarantees shall be re-
qnred for their future good conduct. At some
convenient time we may enter into further
examination of the subject.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31

PRESIDENT MADISON. Two long and inter-
esting letters from Elk President Madison, have
been published in the National Tntelligencer,
in which he most ably and triumphantly vindi-
Gates the constitutional right of Congress to
impose duties on importations for the protection
of domestic industry. To find such a man,
himself one of the trainers of the constitution,
and one of its ablest expounders, putting forth
his strength in opposition to the ncw.fangled
doctrines of the Virginia and Carolina school
of politicians, must be cause of great satislac-
ton to the friends of the American System.
We shall endeavor to place part or the whole
of the letters before our readers.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31

specimen of the subjects which occupy the at
tention of Congress in the early part of the ses-
sion. Each of them requires more or less time
for their disposal, and many of them, though
trivial in themselves, elicit considerable debate
as involving principles of Importance
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31

Political TURMOIL. Since it has been de.
cided that Gen. jackson election is sure, there
has been great difficulty among his partzans in
determining who shall be considered the genu-
inc Jackson party The following article from
the Lancaster Gazette affords good iliustra-
ton of the subject.
" Now the fight is over and the battle is won
the victorious Jacksonites are quarrelling among
themselves. An attempt is making in Boston
to organize Gneao the jackson party The de-
sign is probably to arrange matters so that some
of the federalists can go within the veil The
Statesman is indignant at the proposal, and
urges the adherents of the present organized
Jackson republican party, to stand fast in their
faith against amalgamation with the federalists
1t is getting to be very difficult thing to tell
what party one does belong to so nice are the
distinctions, and so barren are they all of gov
erning principles. Even now it would puzzle
many statesman to explain his political creed ::
he would know that he belonged to such par
ty-the jackson republican, jackson federal
Adams republican, Adams federal, or some 9TH
er party-but when called upon to state what
the doctrines of his party were, he might be
placed in the same predicament that the Nom.
bers of a certain church within our knowledge
once found themselves. In one of the LARGEST
seaport towns in New England, when new
minister had just been settled, he thought it
prudent to assemble the members of his church
and question them as to their religious creed
He asked one of the number what their particu-
lar tenets were, but was referred to another for
an answer, who could probably tell better, and
from him to another, and SO on till it came to
the last, who being pressed on all sides was
compelled to answer. Why" said he, az BIO.
eve we are mostly republicans"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31

RELIGIOUS FREEDoM. The advances which
have been made in France, in the principles of
civil and religious liberty, may be inferred from
the fact, that the following toast was recently
given at dinner Of l4O electors of the Depart
ment of the Lower Rhine, and drunk with on.
thusasm
Religious liberty, the most noble possession
of an enlightened people, and the necessary re-
suit Of political freedom Consecrated by our
fundamental pact, may it penetrate more and
more our laws and cur manners! and NAV
France, which, after long error, has SO fully
recognised and proclaimed it, become in this
respect, as IN all others, an example to the civ
ized world"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-12-31

REMARKABLE WEATHER. The mildness and
pleasantness of the season, thus far, have be.
come subjects of universal remark But there
is one fact in relation to it, worthy of placing
on record During the whole month, ending
this day, thcre has not been a single dav in
which the sun has not, at some time, shone
clear and unclouded; and, generally, through
the whole day. We doubt whether there has
been similar instance, in December, within
tho recollection of our Oldest inhabitants. The
temperature has generally been mild and with
out day Of severe cold.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
$703,600
$213, 1S2

difference, S2IS, 1SS
The Secretary of State tn the diminished an,oun,
nj appropriations for the nj driu
the present year, which, it only $50 800 But
proper to add that this diminished appropriation
present year. does, by imply diminsshed er-
rendisu"e during the present yca la addition 10 the
sum appropriated, there large IN the hauds al
tht Department, consisting of of appgo
aiions still applicable the the present year
and as such included III the support OF Tn,
Government during the present year. These balances ios
the various subjects uudcr the conoul Of the State De-
pai'nen are gwen IN the document marked G.. (Which
has already been referred accompanying the Score
tnrys letter. and viii hc found amount to the sum of
S12S73 which added To the of $50, 500 recently
opriacd forms aggregate of S3l7 1913 the disposal
Z" the State Department he Of he present year
The Secretary of State proceeds obsc rye thar "hr
the present is the result nf economical out of
previous appropriations and for the purpose showing
;his, presents "a combined view of the appropriate
expenditures during the years 1870 1876 and fS, under
those heads of appropriation il the aPplica which
discretionary control is exercised through the Departments
OF State Those heads, he adds, Frst, contingcn,
expenses OF foreign intercourse; Secondly intercourse
the Barbary Powers; Thirdlg relief protection of a.
nefcan Seamen; and Fourt, the contingent expenses
IT the Department" In this view, Secretary gives the
whole ae djsrosai the Department for each
~ the aforementioned Objects which, Instances,
consists OF repaymonts, md of approur
SONS as well as the contemporary appropriations,
year. The ve" ot the Secretary is takcn from docr-
ient designated by the letter &, which
referred to III his letter, been several times al
fcady referred To 10y the Committee The Committees for
e p"ros" "i bringing the whole subject under the
"ncc will throw the statement presented! BY the Secretary
ihto tabular form, aud will tIien exhibit similar state
h'cnt. compiled from the document, showing the a.
mounts az the disposal of the Departments and expended bv
during the 1922 1928, aud 1894 This compare
son Will cnahle the House to determine how su,s
amour, of,approwiaon required for the service of the
present year Is the result of economical pre
vious appropriations The statement of the Secretary nj
state for the years 1929 1896 aud 1897, reduced ia
fol
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

cr'hsd "the tr"h2uil,iy and hcppmess enjoyed ty
Saana Portugal. for the last threc cen.,tes, dbOvc
a." Me ofhcS countries Of Europem
me London Courier of the 29th Of April SAYS
- hhere has been. for some time past, articles IN dd
bSk$RkPapers, upon the probable destination of ex-
kprepar'pg III the Fremc ports. Alscrs has
ted to be its destination. To this assertion
tne power of giving the most positive {; authsu-
sS@u,iad'ct'cn AiS,erS not, its OBJ
Jece'..bat II was thought advisable tlat preparation
I"oa'u oe made, IN Case of any JOINT expedition being
ue'ermncd upon between the lbrc Powers to accee
ia'e me evacuation of the hlorta and ihis aud
IFS so'e object.
, re nave ais" tho happiness of being able add I,
"a' 'ne most corGa understanding subss,s not only
between , Tie Three Powers, but between ,hen AM
Austria and Prussian
Le"eis ron iticste, q the iGih state hat, Wl.:!s
c greatest order prev ais the coast of Greece aul
e "'sest measures taken Cor the deteuce OF tic
"iorea, a''m was making all his arrangements tt
mase the country Ii appears that he had been recall
em oy ms iahcr iii Ccn6uuace with the wishes Of iLl
Allied Powers
me fng'Ish Ministry determined 10 abide by '
ACT OF 1876. which takes all Ems, lsh notes under Z.
"u' OF circulation IN April, 1929 They mean 20 in
roduce law To prevent the circulation Scotch ant
f'sn small Eo,es I'm England These alterations de
Penued on TOO concr.rouce of the Bank Of England
Or rancis burdett was 90 cali up his motion In
catholic question on Tue Sih ul,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
,DGrftGfI y gGfg.
tom iac y. Y. Jan.n.l Of Comm 70.

''n ~" y. = Journal % Commerce
by Inc PACKET ship Don 2rlxoue, Capair t..i.,,fIi
arrived here on Saturday from Hare in e eIor, s
age OF W days, "e have received Paris dates ,o t
sou April, and liavre TO the Is, Of May W. fr.r.o
'hc the following intelligence:
treaty has been signed between Mexico .,, 49,.
'f''herlaud5, The nearer Of il, tic Scrr,or dc g,
d. ""s j" Paris at the end OF April on his yvsv r., T
''|g"e "'c'e " WI probably be ratified without dcjsv
The JoUraGi DIR Htrrc Of The 1T Of ltsr s ,,"'
some Yr'iefs who lett ST. Psersburrh The ~, AIT
mention hat the Emperor lately reviewed bcit -:
troops aud told them IN loud voice tJ.at b,, si.1rrs
sIon lead them 10 battle gI,e solt,e,, ,,l,;t ~, -.
iIieiiigeDce wih prolonged Torres
Tie u .. ship ct the bne Dela7a-r. arrived =,
,eghoro or the i0h Of Ap' and landed at dot rlsec
Charles Luclen Booapar'e, hi, wife ,sbo 3, = s,aI,
81 tte ev king Joseph and to"rr ,vo children.
ih"rc - no longer any aoub; 'haj te 7.,,,;., ,,-
eminent las succeeded IT, cGltracting 2 ION IN In.
l'"' ~ SAINTS Crnz. 'hr ager' was ~ Paris o., ms
'"uro 70 Hssr!5. 'he Sa,h of AprJ me tl,.a.
"rch oa7e co"tfacef FOR fro iosr re ,r,-4 ~ k,~
5T.r' q HarBr gT: !-v,ns "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
CBEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANiT.

The news OF inc passage Of the bill authorship Tie
Secretary OF The Treasury 10 subscribe for 10000
shares OF Tie stock Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, was received with universal rojocipg
through all the district of country intended f. he rer
iorated by the canal The Cumberland Civilian slafa
iaa brlllianl iurI0a;ion Of hat town took place on
" ednesday evening last, add among tie devices was
10 be the following inscription in letters IF l~I
"Gratitude 10 Charles Tc0lon Mercer and Anireyy
Stuart 1T meeting at Old Town, wo ind among
the resolutions adopted, the two following onss.
iesoyod, That VIC highly approve OF TIE passage OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Bill. reraTdcss NJ
Constitutional scrupIes the propricty of lie UDi-
ted States agency 10 promoting national objects.
Resolved, That view it az The most rropiious p
vent Of all Others that has occurred since the days Of
toe Revolution.
The Mariinsburg Gazette halls the passage OF t,,ie
bill as ihe most pTopiiious event which corId
have harreued. sd sars F,srred o. he 9ori.. n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

-,.1 NEW ORLEANS, Nay It.
r'ea@"t C0ir1rcphc By tile steamer n or,h America
we nave received the following melancholy inform, alton:
"" e morning oi the 18th Instant, the steamer Car OF
commerce. Capt Cncks. her passage hence for Los-
Va at tie neat Of sla.d No g, her boiler a; III.
"' '''"' "n'c" TOOK direction through the hurricane
deck, drsrUyin. every ,!ng before il t., tbc s,e NJ M
o"M. INC D'rrs rcco"d from their he'd the forccas;c
leaving every thing on that part tire main deck hr ,
o. runs. ne FORM America stopped At Htsfelds land
ing 10 take In cargo, te ca hin Iassc,uers
'e" ~ - wear tacecaeh sikh tine medicine c:,ss: t.
ue ts!'ci "i the unfortunate sufferers. On ;arir arrival
'"y i"n'" Tee boat thr aud The iarrn il; literally
sr'ew'a wit tie dead. the iyus ad the w,.nded T5cs
III me main cabin escaped u,uri: but the deck nassco.
gers and crew consisting Of 90 persons very
''W 'scHNs". ouF informant remained with the boat; al
TIER departure IL dead and Il ronsiGc,d vaE
recovery besides :om go 10 80 more injured MANY
q" the unhappy beings literally boiled Others scsldnd
nom ean "i"ot and skinned alive, presenting spectacle
81 winch humanity shudicre. Some them Ivy nha i'm
me h" steam int" their rna:s, scaldcd warsly into
their ycIy lungs ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

as : eJe3sgoagU SSa 5D6a
SAlL NDAY MORNING. .JTJVE 400

u " { oce!! to-day, the publication Of NJ. Han,
'''AS i'stFenc hien Report, paper ,eeply imbued
WAN inai'sny, and that ''tnartiuein spirit by which
NC Is distinguished Oar for publishing this
document, lTo'H aud cuue as il is, are various We
WISH "'' III WHOSE way our paper may fall TO see tie
oHs Oh that siA weeks discussion and Of $50 600 OK
peiaitGrc, upon Gibbons resolutions We wish ,l,,.
People 10 see, what little and few abuses the mos, ar
'e 7of"'"y Spurncd OF by the deepes; ralcnity and
tAe hope Of political effect have been able to Le,e,, in
we Depa uAe;s at Washington. ~ e wish them 10 see
ne worst, that they my censure if censure is .nere
OF ac4ut If it is uuiescryed we have other reasons
''F publishing the Report Tie minority Of the Re,
"eHch'nent Committee consisting OF Messrs Eyerefi
ana sergeant did not concur in tie Justice of RarnI
''' Report anu made separate of their own
S'e's at Is said to be ,he ab!est paper which The
late session OF Congress called FORTH and we coua m,
"''A any scmblsnce ofnPartiaiy, pubii.l. il, without
'a''s h.si published ha; TO which it responds. we
haze private reasons for rubii=ting Mr. Iacnil.ons
report foF as lie case CT one of The Edars se;,e5
upon Is frustrating lie extravaganza CT which Nj
IT, wishes TO convict The Administration, " are des
Fous that c'iF readers slod see and a.Ige for them
sel'es with what justice lie has been dragged in, ,f
The administrator mg!., he injured AID Cen. jackson
advocated through him.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
-" Mc ,iHlH17 .EecrrrjsCHs is5 he.
GREAT ryfc.l ~

s'o pleased 70 s's'e !5at the great Cari,sl Prize
o. t'ie"n f''ousaud Dolars in the 3b Ciass r1niet
ms.i , iosfr he drawing Of which was received bv
tt''"Taay afternoon. sold at tho Io;,erv and
>NI"ange oGce Of A;essrs. ). l. Cohen, yr & Fro1i
.''. us iickci rswa;7o! oDsoB ont! a late Lo,-
sa'eto'y rarnart *nd vas purchased BY MI, IA
20 -, 1o&"cS" " veFE respectable your- gentleman
.' cry rs ff".cS'' 0n printer, vino received &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
DREADFUL RAIL STORM.

ne neiShbofood oF Darvills. IN Ninyid.iie, Vir-
Sina' was visited on Friday the 10h u by one Of tie
SaEeres Han Storms within tin memory Of tie Oldest
n''ao''ai't- The SIZE OF the Hail monty
large-nany OF item measuring niue ,oces in c,,rn
terence The eXtont OF the damage has unl been as
corta;ned as tbs writer Of this note left the necbor
h0od Within an hour after the fail. Wheat and rye
heids appeared considerably injured, ans! The road for
several miles was s:rewel with leaves and b,olan
branches of trees.
We learn from the Norfolk papers that similar
storm OF han" Sc was experienced in that neghbor-
mood aooet the SAME hour on Friday. II Pet lat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07
z Blu GlsrjNs lie duties on Uiaa5 imported Into +
InilSJ tFIric.


he " enacted By the Senate and House OF Representa-
yves OF the United States Of america Congress assem-
pred Ih" from and otter the is day an,arv next I!
Guoes now imposed wines imported ato the United
,tcs snail cease and thar, leo tfcrcuE the foewirr
nut snail he levied and collected al. wines SO impu
eds that is say;
vi the wires offtauce, Germany, Spain. mi tie Med,
when imported in casks, unless specially ruu
' h!,oen cents per gallon: except tie red wines Of
"cc an" sgai", when imported il bottles which
shall pay only 10 cea,s per gallon
49,. 80 ~ an countess, when impaired in bottles or
unitss specially en"mcr"ts; wines Sicily, and
Oh an 'ncS NOT cnume rated, whetnr imported in ba;ics
cases. o" CASKS thirty per gallon in addition to ii.
DUTY on the bottles when thus Imported.
Cn Sherry ond Madeira wines, whether ;,,nor,rd u,
bottles cases. or casks fifty cents per gallon, in ADDITION to
the G"y on the bottles when so inIpnrteA
Sect . Aud be it further enacted Tia; tic dn,,e i'm
"Sc' by THIS act on wine imported! Shall DO levied Az,
e'c'"d on all vines ming ;ic public warehouse
t'irr tn 81 Of January, 1899, in lieu Of s duties
"',.h '''e 81: ne may have been imported.
sect g. And he 1t further enaccd Thai Lra.hsqt r
inc ''Fs on vines imposcd by this act shall be alvoi
on expectation" and iha al! existing laws concerning M
eNP"Te'n "i merchandise for the beneG; Of
t correction OF duties, and :lC recovery, GistYburnu aud
5eni'Ss"i OF all YeHaii aud ioreitures shall he taken
H'' "re"sd to De appcab!ct impcrtaios under this AT;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

1t vii. he seer jy the sler,'s advertisement in cur
paper that the property of De " lit Clinton is advcr
used TO be sold next week. II was mort cation
fFo'n which we hoped TO be spared. ~ did moi think
few weeks ago, that sufficient, money could not e raj
sed in h great state 10 save to the CHI OF its a-ea
test oeoeiacor, te little that he left iJ7a,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

" ashnS'on--'na:u:ed ny tho personal industry aud
"''cntio" OF Mercer-and commenced under the aus
P;wus patronage of President Adams t!ese three
n"n'cs ha.s CLAM upon the gratitude OF tho nsopIe at
lass poron o. tie Iu'on, WHICH w4N net easily DC io.-
gotten "
" nam 'e" days we perceive az ann cuucement in
zoe A'e~"nira Gazette, that the Books toi sibscyi
uonsto The Stock OF tins CaDal COMPANY are nn,v O.
nc" d. '"e p"nHs '' t!'at io"n I.NGi jAt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

- WARRINGTON, May =.
"4NLs 'ioHRoE, Ex"Prosidcnt ot the u states, ar
~ 'S r''y Yesterday 'norn!cg from h,s seat in
Va, and will proceed tbs morning. accc,,,ia,icd b,
ms Lady, on y visit 20 Der +: ends IN X. Yask 9Ae,
vii reach baltimore this ercnmg. We 10 Ia,o
'"St ,t's. h'oHroaS "e"iia is extremely delicate.
'""e III S City th's eminent and re9c, bic states
man remained a; tie rysidarsn Of has tic,t ,,.rl
''h6soid' rst hta'shGi Ui the District ~ ioilin,a
where be reccired the yisits of Ga ge number Of hrs
'co" clHonS' who eagerly embraced The vp?nstmn ity
OF mauifesiing their respect 10, hi, ,,rsoral - ~ ~ NJ
nnd distinguished pubic ,ces This is ,re believe
'ne h's' instance s''ce Washington hecnme tie seat
o. 'Le "et,"n' government, .; lis being VISITED hy au
LS President OF Tie e. :.
The EauGcaions of q Convention of rrier.,.,.
Commerce, and Navigation, between the United
states and inc Tree iicsca;,c Republics OF Lube, l.!
'rr"en' ana i'ambniG were exchanged IN tls <'i;y
ycs'eiiaI, by H. Clay. Secretary OF State 81 ,hc -
81 and vincent Eump& Minister p!cuiyotant,ary Of
Inc '!en'e"i'c .!e?nbIics tie part q ls;c rcspec
ave governments.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

haze private reasons for rub'isi,ing Mr. !!am!,on,s
Report for as lie CT one of The Edi.ars is seized
upon Is frustrating lie extravaganza Of which MI
ii. WISHES 10 convict The Administration " are desi
Fors 'aa c'iF readers slod see and inhre for ,hsn,
sci'es with what justice lie has been dragged in a
the Administrator might he injured AID Gen. Jsesc
adgocated ul7orgh him.
'"o Inquirer quotes with great applause from
Baltimore paper, which gives US assurance ..of the T.,
nnlPh OF he cause ofJacison and reform, tho consy;
t0n and the people, the great struggle which is ar
preaching " Pray Mr. Enchie, how lorr have ro,,
considered the of Jackson that Of the Constitution
and the !9'oo'22 Since lie imprisoned Hall and r,,,
amer al view cIeans---Inade upon Spain by his
own "ni.lo'i'yor shot Woods and the six ,ni, men
Tor returning home as they had rirhtto do. OR
since yor haze had reason 10 :b;nk he il, get the vote
OF 'FSin'a'-sitce you called INN military despot
ana rechoned lis election carse or since Won sisc
Fe'eo mat curse ordesPot, lie had the best chance of
getting the Virginia rotc? With your former denro.-
cations OF Jackson fresh il your memory and ..;ri
"o!e i:es:l in that of tic puhlioknoyirr them r,
90 on record and easily accessible e the examination
q 'E c1Fi'ns 'ou!d il net be moro g7lNic--won!6 II
MOI he more decent 10 talk less Of Jackson the ne
PIE and Inc constitution, as conv erfitle tertns ], has
'eeh oi'en asked ofyou, but never answered. weI.
you sincere in Ii, abae in 1915, or are vcu ip.:n-
oeFe IN your e%ravasant Praize in 1928? One or tho
"''e' Must &c irac--you tn"st Lave been insiocor
'AsO, OF iasinocro now. Either yon ala NOT ra,I,..
and truly think Jackson "lespo,,' enJ crrc r,.
you applied those names to him or you cannot ,binI.
uepo' a;'G curse lie thirg viii. lie MOO
US Come teIIn,-wI,i,t "O'' now persuade
ie in 1915 or no .,,o 80 MI l'te''-
Esn,,.s5 -. r,.,,.
-, '' = &c accounts !fo'n kentuc-
.S, ,'' ''0' upon which 'he Presidential contest
""ees' are such as 'Te could wish them. Barry i,
by some neeoaer Of ,ho rs , .. ""e'eFeF be goes
INCA > Almost universally, tue 10 ;e
I'.'''',,'''o, 0na civil 9rodo'aiHance Kendall corr
shey. sam ptor, N Tce.r,., '.y 'r,1'','ie' IN
Oldham, rslric y rl,rJx i; On" ,.'F1'L"'ey
u.o,,:.. '' '>II0y IN T'eade' We hope they
WIZ CONTINUE 10 'EiGgH.n him We H. .,,., -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

IDa Jar.r, from Cags Nae,r-.l, ,,c;-.,
sci Haw Iorf on Friday cyc.i,~ s;Ic b1o,,1t,
~ a., f"'5'"Ser !r"o' Cape Messrtajr J. Aslnnp. ESQ
"'"'1' AMI IT, States Agent and landed him ~ c,
."',7 "n'rc nc proposed 70 remain fez ,gcoks for
", '>""'' q ms hcalil The Doris left Cane Mess,
i"'' "a TIE -i;a Of March. Tho Colony of T,bor;.
.' W Io.Parcia state hu; to Coast ,yas SIS no,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-07

nc vote in ihs city on tho Convention question -
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