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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
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.,VHE WEBSTER PI.ENEEIn

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rr I,rts,, -, IN, ,,,;tl, - 7ddVocate
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own, ,,,,;,, .,,ef.;r,i r.: '',s' tl''' MS
r',a;r co..se} In. ..,,. i,,.l, -'' 'HSS'"Ie Z"
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as ii,rI, lao ,g,,,.l,; ,,,r,.,s; 'f' co
dor "vcI .;,o ne T,i.n; il'''. ~" tia
to,l,EsT..., H. 80, - -, "'s' ~ Ii'o' 'le
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RIt tb, e>;st,,., 81 .I; -,
been ,i,st ,inc.I NJ, CO., I &c no. vi
nv IN, c,,,r;.,t;.,.., ,..,.l - f'o'.--t>.
some ale iu,,irl ~, - 81" ~
Tho .iotnst,i! liit , v '' - 'l'''tiy fNl,r'a
MN, ,r,, ~ ,n,, ~ ~ recent story u csc
oy,,i ra;i,.ntinn Fjsh ii; rs ~" ! rs
Mir. Stockton had nm rs n'ce,
The s,harftb, ,,lt :; - VIZ ,r''s' vi'Sh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

In Ohio pu5.ie dinner ,yae eivcn - .te Boz. +.,r
6. Wright. hy the citizens NJ NowIisbcD, Of which
100 persons porook. An address wa Delivered, ac-
ccnTaniad by Complimentary toTst 20 NJ. x r.''.
Inc cItizcTs NJ Jetcrroa county were eeo - h'r1y
hr. Wright with pu''c uec IN 10 tov:l 'i',i:-
n.tnd. or tltaGF;r.E
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

- @"eT u Gc.t2ias g @.t3irii ga cTS..ij.c., y
ftEAni CLAY Is noIy and mas been for g week u2sts
~ iHe white Sulphur Springs in This neighbourhood;
ne yftin dsiiea'e atl though it is nluci, better
man IL was before Ais 'iy 10 Kentucky. lie is il,
tlG s. irits 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
SIGNS OF YHE ,1ln;rw

-, Eaoh rith SoahRsxr t,tsRYtANp) mas.
i~"ast ~ letter from gsutLst OF SasGt.f M o,t,t
august 2Sth, 1875
~ uplsta meeting, commanded by Can't. Gideon,
smith, my orcester County the 23d inst, ,,ro-
Posticn was made to tke the sentiment the ptsSi-
DENTAL question:: he there appeared Tor the Admin
issratnv fifty zone votes, for Jackson seven Tie
Pec,I*tr merit OF this Sign is, that it comes from
district claimed by the Opposition.
1hofo Ssssas.--They come upon us so rapidly tls2t
we nre compelled, Tor want of space to give tliel IN
abstract. g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
CRITIC.

Look at The account current between 4. ]. :. B.
-tn1J Is, Andrew Jackson and Aaron Burr.-if will
h2 'nlinG III t.'f DAYS p"u"r: and assure our
r"n"er', that this account is no FoRGr.Yy--wc say
i1r%cyy--wifh s'arnn ,f our corltrvncn and sorrow
tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tho opposition have nc: ually
i11re" cog,aj ry27 for A. Jackson, as federal attor-
n'y Tor the district cf T Hnosscep commission I,ur-
porting 20 be signed - George E,tchagtop in the
'enr 1:'O tWh"n Jackson about 2 years Of aged
ana have given rs what they say was speech oi Gen
Jackson 80 ssh icrs before the battle of n Or
leans, ~ which lr "Xhof,g them 10 sustain their cha
r1ctcr - American soldiers and encourages them to
nope t"T Il glorious victory the r0nounrors at
W iT'r sLon-lthc battle Of Waterloo was fought
more tiian IRE M '5i5& Gie1ru1Gy!-Y they have
!"E'Ttn commission, puTporting to be under the
'Nnd and seal of Goo. Wasngtun--lHs forcer,
vas committed b the Philadelphia Jackson Commit
tee, VII" nave since acknowledged their error and
attempted t" Justify their CnDigct, by declaring. that
tn"v GeFcrc6 Jackson 10 have boon appointed nv
t'ipTZ@d to take tiy ichI fJ;a # rr,iyo-, i-.yY,
To th" district atiornca-Wc ONLY AK attention 10
the account current. Wien Aaron Burr was t~iod
Tor inph treason, il Rchncrd, 1901 and Ard-o,v
Jackson was wines. h~"gght from TcnunSsa2, tn
arpcGr before the lrrau rv, wail reco,lyrt fl,
| a-i"niJnH3nt c-pr seed iv n multitude % persons
When appeared from tire Crani inv fhft although
: !"cksou had brep examined hv o,n, and nlflloo,
'tiI2T had JGnd Indictments aoll-t cipf,t or ten rer-
S'is Tor Nose 2naHrnrsTCt 3. J1C!SDn WIS not in
any c@4> named "+ witness, who had riyon test
n"iv III support %, 1n" ch"rr:,-NUt word from 4.
Ja ison. Iin kl.t. n.;.1~ Of Inrrs nrovcrn MS or
hose ri lis H-"' 49, ~ Il cuild not fell fr Grand
rry of aur yjor:ien Of the iaYrs Of .,. IT, s. com
u.tie@ hy grr 81 Hurs CONFERENCE.-The LET ary
man who Is Oh rrnun', ~ racoilcct the occurrences
aa". nlicr FTruor reis ctior, Il 4 was moi tho pcnera
nr1.i1n Of ti"t Gtv. tl,7t arircw Jocbso1 was il
mt ftfs'"h." conspiracy q Burr, second third
only, 70 Bvn himself
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECT.

4 administration print. nier alne an extended
View % the state al anirs thus racliH;.,lat . He
Fras not riven rote to Mr.. Adams which W.. do
TO. believe ie will OBTAIN. SouIe given General
jackson cr,7.., and some stated az d1f5iiI we
i,a'iev", will also Be oiven +" Mr. adams.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

u req St,a-At Wedding paI;yu lew DAYS since.
10 Washington county Ed. there ere o. ece pre-
sent, 90 OF whom We're fox lie Administrations i5-
!acksoa, and o" 1te JlHce.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

nEiract Ola letter from gentleman 81 .iGCCi-
aA,t COUNTY, Virginia dutel MOLINE pi,C;:-
iECP, Arg. 81, 1898;
liberals, Doubtless n Ills CQ.u,y -FOUR % or
IN f.rnur 81 the Administration, ana EIE CHINA
FeG'os Ge'r3,iae6, CT az least Tie Adams nl,., in
gnis determined not to yeld iteatgs 20 t:r so
srifdc"t at'agSfe-apd "a: st <re e. pine Il =
acssfu,-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

y z&diHg'o1's i;;;crlts.--''he New Eo.k Ball IL
'eItr'aF states thai isteao any :rlnca,1eu Eeig
i!.!cVn III :ie way Of MIR. sruI!ss inycstir ,;e ~
Ia now 5Esh ministry, IL las received silnssi,n
{; el'inne al tie t"eu:asn:s in The Caoni; DeDart-
- III. Is stla thu ta2 ok Is 10 ne tgalsIn. ed into
German, ly distinguished professor Nh y. Wa
:U'sUi" lis rest c--es, u :ls last a-c<ritt il t'af
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

-9'',acf o. litter G"ie3 lcHcost- ccrarb PINE Sch 81
III VIII doubtless be gratifying 70 youto una ~ ld
.le si'eF" sentiments O. the Pecple "A this part Of the
county (tolera;a) with regard u the Prss;leI..il
election.
Il huge t.1'e considerable inquiry respecting !;
ana hhh may say with Perfect. safety, t!ler Re- are
II least two-thlr'ts of the yotIb.e czuns favorable 60
The present Administration.
tis section OF the co,,atv, TIA, - the lust Pr.:.;-
Central election gave is almost undivided sI.uoc. -
tht' Lately atyc1l farmer q Tennessee, VI. XIV
c,icu'te I:ralia,nne nla 3ti:y in this :,i:lty ~
tii' Administrator One ting is cute certain ,lr
James Buchanan viii not be returnei 10 Congress;
iSs VIII DC about fifteen hundred be;n3 the ,u.c.st
Oil tde Administration ticket, l r.l,n n t1e Con-
G:GsAiort. ciss.ic.. '--Deus. K2tesS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

S>trcG11.a.--A c,tartity Of vo,'I.r -.o's }rtsra-
ting in value to at leHsf ilree o'and dollars. -'a=
seized ri South Boston Wednesday evening. III,
goods had he"u brought from IIaiia> We IN not
remember seizure ~ this sort since the :~-irc
Of the war with G. Britain ,Jorna'l - - ~-eAltr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
THE LATEST NEWS rRO,i NEW ,,oar.

The re-csse!nbling Of our Legislature has euoble !
Us 10 ob.un fGrfnatic.l OF the Lresa,,t ,;,,f ou a.
pip!ic sentiment In al parts of Stute Jhc ii0c-
nation THUS "btaIied is favorable tu pre-
vious advlces hai led lis to urcii ate. Rot only are
We assured of getting I'll vrhica we ha,. 80
cisin1ed hut hope begins to dawn, brl.ly ra.. a..
from ceftslIi quarters nt the State wla hitherto We
ia" coosieSa'i certain for tie Mi:,ry C!.;ettoia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

Ihe New Hcri, Journal ofLo.nnetce sa-.2--,.A d.
temper las lust hioEen out aons lire Loses ia ki.s
cS'm:J, called the bind ste@gera." We are tui,
70 We can hardly credit the ort thas on Saturday
n les han o.le ke,fTei died t3yls.iity III.
s.l.e disease IS sid to have n@ lis aEI eatanc.. "a
o.at.': is!and lfsrch disterpcr sLouid one, SIZE
ug5A tlla hor5es II this city Il woH!d destroy oer
;o'pl oipropefty, and distress nian sSe a.s,.a o,.
eli i horse fer :isit inccI..e."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

Nh n!ne'i:s speculation Is about - be l,.,t2 ken
u TIE i'Si OF which is syi TO b. H. ,a:;tte Tor the
?'iP2'c oi 'Flinng al The MARSHES in ii,cn There
i-e ~ lever than 500 square miles u bors ana
S III !t COUNTRY. Cove rnneu, ;2.r,ai,es the, ,-
deE;i'GsT c.sd tc2es the drained lands will be
1s2HIt-d GurAnT q Yeas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

I|1'e ant .HGR Ja:i"sts.--A brio was cleared YES
ierday n our Custom House for The -Tortl, W..
Ieast, hay ~ on boa,~1 t",:d,d md t,,.y sir bales
Oh 1''m:s.;c Ccstols valued IT tosfy csAi a;ousona
G"!"s AshlPalso c!caIedior Valparaiso vii. near
\ ice ht!GFet tot~S o. the same ce!nn:yd;.y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

ne American Colonization Socistv. have onpsjr
"a 4,r. E4clar'i Eai'da;i uernbcr OF the Board CO.
''l agent, IN the Place u Err lsmu lately decd
lie !i''s signii."d hls acceptance ti, is 10 proceed
ilftny to ArIca, to take the direction OF the colon,
1T x. u spoken o being .kably well ,ualifed
- that c!iice.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

iottere From tlc H7a: correct so'gc~s asscrf f!at
the lIccfora' votes OF tie tac. O.: Oiio Eer,,u,kr
inIz1a aud !.ooSiana aye Csjdia !jr NcsT+. ~ p!s
aud Rush. The OF Missouri and Illinois ;,:e 81
al hands admitted to b. doti5jf:l.--Drs:. Pass
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
Mackerel

Mackerel.
NJ Barrels No. mackere landing from schr We.
~ iocity, for sale by JOHN II. LADD.
sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
,ov ARR FROM THE LA PLATA.

rhs scbur. Elisha Tyson, Pierson, arrived al
. ,;uors in the short passage Of a. days from
r,.snad,. near Buenos Ayres. Tier advices
80 Rosnos Ayres are to the I7'h OF July
:, ,u;,;s. were sill carried on with activity oy
10 helssren,s, although the Buenos Ayrean
c.n,,;ss;ouers had sailed for Rio de Janeiro,
g. ,hs nurpose OF negotiating peace. lhe
merchants Of auenos Ayres had loaned S4oo'-
ooo 10 the government, aud Admiral Brown
was actively apploying the money Tor the re-
;,ro,c.msrt Of The navy. The brig Allison,
LONE, Of Baltimore, which had arrived but q
short time before, was purchased by the Gov
srpmept for the sum Of $4,000.
The markets wrre better than at the previ-
Gus dates. Flour, $50 per Dbl; douOi"ons S'o
each; Bank paper $3.50 for Sloo in silver
The buenos priva,eer, Gen. Branozen captain
De Xay, in attempting to run into BueDos Ay-
res. was so closely pressed by the blockadlng
,on,dro, that she was run ashore, and finally
bovn I'd. Sixty of her crew were killed and
wounded in the action. Captain De Kay and
,,rt of his crew escaped in a boat. The Bate
~ on Point Lara opened fire on the Brazilian
,auadron, and sunk IA gun brig: the Brazil
liam Admiral Norton, Gan Englishman) lost an
arm. No event OF consequence had occurred
4, the seat Of war in The province oil Rio Grams
de
Extract Of letter the editors ofthe Baltimore Anne
riean, dated Buenos Ayres, July 5th, 1928.
Commissioners have been appointed 10 pro-
coed 10 Rio DE- Janeiro, in the English packet
Redpole, to sail on the 9th inst with powers
70 negotiate peace; and the general belief is,
that they will return as those formerly deputed
did, without Ell cling the object Of their embas.
sy The Emperor will listen to nothing but
the submission Of this Province, so far as 20 al
low him TO dispose Of he Banda Oriental as
he pleases; and the PATRIOTS are not likely TO
concede 10 him, at this late hour, that for which
they have been lighting for so many years.
"BuENos AYREs, July 6, 1928.
Intelligence has arrived This day that a revo-
luton has taken place in Upper Peru; in the
Republic OF Bolivia, and that General
successor TO Gen. Sucre, who had been displa-
ced, is at the bead Of 5000 men. Such is tie
report here; and from the known revolutionary
dispositions OF the people Of most Of the pros
yinces in the South American Safes, i, is ge-
ne'aly believed. 1t may prove to be merely an
InsuTrection
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
Jonathan Butcher
AS received from Sheffield and Birmingham, the
J. principal part of his Fall assortment of
IA nnYTY a DE-

Among Whieh are,
Knives and forks, various qualities
Buck, clear horn black tip and ivory in setts, 81
to So pieces
Pen and pocket knives
Scissors
Shoe, butchers and cooks knives
Tea trays, common and best quality
Armitage mouse hole anvills
Birmingham snvills
Vices and screw plates
Trace chains
Bell-metaI and brass kettles
Iron rim locks
Sto.k locks
Chest, cupboard and till locks
Hinges and screws
cases guns and gun locks
Carpet rods
Bride bits
Commode knobs and curtain pins
Plane irons
Drawing knives
Brass candle-sticks
Curry combs
Brass and iron tes.kettles
Sauce pans, &c &c
The balance of his Fall goods expected by first YES
sci to this port
sept 5-3taw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
i,eyy Court.

,IlHE Levy Court of Alexandra County wil NEE,
the Court House, At ten O'CLOCK, a. ~. =.
d.v the 18th Instant to receive the returns OF te
lec,or and to appoint assessors for the ensuing year,
according to law. cam. Tim.
The Creditors of the Court will at the came ane
and place their respective claims in order .ns
the amount to be paid may be correctly pSsGJant
WIG JONAH THOMPSos, President
,.,es Of the Court
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
NI,BXA ND@IAs
Nv MORNING, SEPTEMBER $, 1928

~ York Commercial Advertiser learns
no" v.rs Cruz, that Com. Porter, Of the ship
Nv" :. brip Bravo Of Is guns, & one other Of
YIN nd hauled down his flag, discharged
. s. 60 m.O and but few soldiers on board to
~ -. If the vessels: The Mexicans were
-, 50 with Com. Porter, and he intended
..,;,o home By the first conveyance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
AUCTIONS.
auction.

nN FRIDAY MORNING. the 5th inst. at 10 o..
" clock will be sold at the Auction Store, corner Of
King and st. Asaph-streets-
2 large handsome sign boards suitable for lot.
terry Office
] counting room writing desk
counter do
book case, 9 show do
iron chest with carriage, 4 large stove
An excellent musket, large store drawers
or 10 dozen quart bottles Saratoga water
1 ream bank note paper
Shell combs, hair brushes, fur caps
Masonic aprons, earrings, pocket.boots, clasps
Hooks and eyes, lead pencils and variety Of
small articles the residue of fancy store.
1t private sale,
dog. each windsor and rush bottom chairs
Bedsteads, bureau and sideboard
Shoes, leather. black and white wool hats
Segars. backing, parasos. loaf sugar. whiskey
Rum, bbls cider vinegar, and
.afresh supply Of red or Roschellon wine, good
and cheap article suitable for the season.
sept4 GEO. WHITE. .Anct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05

men, IS cannon, and large quantities of ammu.
nuIion and provisions have fallen inso our
hands. Vice Admiral Greig and Rear Admi-
raj Prince Menzikoff, who directed the seipe in
the mos, perfec, understanding with each 9th.
er, and have displayed great ability and braves
~, have been promoted by his Majesty. the
frs, to the rank of Admiral, the second TO that
of Vice Admiral. Prince Menzkoff is also 4.
nally appointed Chief Of the General Staff Of
the Imperial Marine.
We have this moment received the news of
the surrender Of the fortress of Tuleza Tor
Tultschi, with garrison of nearly 1000 men,
and 81 cannon on the ramparts
Al Brailow we found 27s cannon, 1900
pools IS lbs per poodl of gunpovder. two
timber magazines, which will suffice for all the
repairs that cur artillery may need, an immense
quantity Of cannon balls Of all sizes, and pro.
visions amply sufficient to supper, the whole
army for month.
The campaign commenced on the 7,h Nav
and up TO the lst July we have occupied Mol
davia and Wallachia; passed the Danube at
Issak,chi under the FIRE of the Turks; and des.
troyed their Aolilla on that river; advanced on
the right bank Of the river to the wall OF Tra>
jan; taken seven forlresses, viz: Issaktchi,
Brailow, Matchin Hirsova, Kustendtchi, Ana
pa, and Tuleza, and taken in those places and
in various actions with the enemy. above 800
cannon. This morning We shall celebrate re
Leum,io return thanks for the NANTES, oro-
lection we have hiraerto enjoyed, and 10 inn
plore The continuance Of ii. Prussian Stale
Gazette July Is.
Our extracts this morning must necessarily
be confined to the most important items Of in
teIlipence nv this arrival We shall cont;o,e
them tomorrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
George White.

HAVING taken an Auction License and the store
on King.street, lately occupied by Geo. johnson,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT; and hopes, BY
strict attention to business and desire please
to meet with support from generous public.
He has on hand various articles transferred to him
by his predecessor which offered for sale At lowest
limits. and will gladly receive assignments of any
kind whatever. aug %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
ENGLAND

The three persons by whom Lord Mounts
sandiord came 10 his death, in a row near Wind
So, were tried at The Berkshire Assizes. and
iound guilty OF mansaughter. One Of nem
was sentenced TO transportation for life, and two
10 De imprisoned a, hard labor for two wears.
In The House Of Commons on the 18th. two
pe't'lons were presented from electors Of the
county OF Clare, setting forth that MIR. O'Con.
1 T was Roman Catholic, and praying ,ha,
WI 'esey Fitzgerald might be returned as the
member from that county. The Speaker stat.
SD nai the committee Of elections as The pro.
per tribunal Tor The petitions 70 come before.
Iuu 'ndt It would be time enough 10 consider
'"'m 'our'een days after they were lodged in
ne Crown office
~ MYSTERIOUS INITIATION The Morning Her
-;u Sas.' one halt The reports which are in
EQUATION some OF which are Of 100 delic ate
~, "S,are 70 advert TOY BE- correct, the Duke of
lexington must have difficulties and anxietie,
=" contend With, OF more arduous nature than
""'N" Cur foreign relations Can present.
-, IRELAND.
London Courier gives an account of an
.1''y near Ballynamore, which took place ON
- anniversary OF the battle Of the Bovine.
We Morning Herald derides the Statement, as
ueu 10 create false alarm, and says ,ha,
"s most which could result from the affair
~ ~ NC conviction Of two or three persons
preach OF the peace.
FRANCE
-uets from Toulon state that the first divi.
T,o. 'ne French troops composing the gar
"o' sadlz had received different des,ina.
.j.. 20 what was originally intended. Instead
!, SUNG 'or Bres,, they are to proceed TO lou.
a Snr'e 1t Is reported they are to form part
i""s spoken Of expedition against Aleirrs.
81 Tue French Chamber Of Deputies lately,
unusually uumulluous debate took place on
iS, 'ITtIsc' OF The reorganization of the Ma
''a4' Guards Of Paris.
d, 'aa 'heilOudest uproar the question was
T 'a carried BY a large majority.
Won u nom the extreme rightly How, have
y,,;0 nsG voted for The re-es,ablishmrn, Of the
s' Guards Of Paris! (Grea, noise,)
GO,,s boulaNe lit is not tn. National
lSs D. D. Paris, but Of the kingdom!
Of The d., rsS'dent.-I am going TO put the order
Ii. Iay on the second part.
Ia, president having afterwards declared
d, raneous subject should be introdLc c.
Yoi rs'on exclaimed. This is tyianni,al.
N D. on The right.-Order. order,
The Order yourselves.
osba,. uuer OF the day, saws the Journal des
- 'nen put In the midst Of iudiscri,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-05
Middle Turnpike Road Notice.

Middle Turnpike Road Notice:
vuyHE President and directors of the Middle Turn
i pike Company will receive sealed proposals un-
til l2 O'Clock on Saturday next for cutting out, grub
bling and clearing tie timber, roots and stumps from
three sections of said road the to be full 60 feet
thence to the Old Turnpike Road-2d section from
Old Turnpike Road to Rsndolph's Stand-3d section
from said Stand to Mrs. Wren's fence.
The whole to be done under We direction Of the
Board or such Committee Is they may appoint. The
road is now accurately laid out and marked Such "
may wish more particular information will please refer
to
JAMES MCGUIRE.
1.-THE proposals to state the lowest price per acre
for the work done. sept lot
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Hrginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
10Th Class-will be drawn in Richmond on Monday
the 9th September
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets -; halves 2; quarters
G,and State Lottery OF Rhode Lsidnd,
No. 8, will be drawn in Providence on Monday, 9Th
September.
SCHEMES prizes Of $1,000, of 300, 1 of 6oo'
Of 500, &c.
Tickets 81; halves Il quarters 50 cents.
Vermont Lottery, Class No. 6,
for I828-to be drawn at Brattleboro on THURSDAY the
18th September.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves q quarters /.
For sale in = variety Of numbers at
.J.H. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
septS
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packe, ship George Canning arrived at
New-YOrk, brings London dates 10 the Esd Ju-
F. The MOnraue, from Havre, brings French
plpers 10 The l1lh.
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District Of Columbia,

County Of alexandria, SCI.
TTlHEODORE GIBBS has applied to the Honorable
l. William Chranch, chief Judge of the United
States Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia to be
discharged fromimprsonment under the .4ct for the
relief ofInsolvan Debtors within the District of Co.
lumbs. on the ID Monday in September inst, at 9
O'Clock, A. NJ. at the Court Hou.e in Alexandria,
when and where his creditors are required to at.
tend.
: sept5 EDMUNDI LEE, c. C..
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Confectionery

70 boxes prunes
10 drums figs
10 do raisns
70 dozen olives
6 boxes apchovies
1000 fresh cocoa nuts
boxes pine apple cheese
DO double refined lemon .yrup-conyenient.
salutary and cheap-Warranted to, contain
nothing deleteriousto health. Farmers, vic.
tualers and others will find it to their advsn.
tage to use the above, as decided economy,
instead of lemons and sugar
5000 Spanish segars
.dbo-ICE CREAM may be had every day asusuai
Sunday excepted. JOHN n HEPBURN
sept 2-3t
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Wihernian Society

STATED quarterly meeting Of the Society Will
"A be hello At the Old Council Chamber, on Monaay
evening the 9th inst. at o'clock. Panelom o,.e"
dance Is requested. j. DUNLAP