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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-30
~ .tLpI,.i, HORN.

Tie lrykrsll D. the tlpi arr cnak,h'e for their sun
rhsay, yisy snl yirtir, and are regular and constant In
shrf dc:c;irn' To The IonD OF NosrS. The ~si'yoiaed
lines, written iy wbcLi we know rot, are cxpliined sy Ar.
'CAmrsa, the Ssaior Eiiior Of tho New-foik statiSnnr,
~fn, w;ca spanking 'thc Alpine i!oui, THIS rcHrt'k';--
Til. "a <sannnt Is CONSTRUCTED cf the bark Of the cherry
tcc, and conveys s,und TO a very greet d!stincc. IN"
alephcsi who dwels highest on tie Alps, Tic moment the
lut sun lcam Is on ths s,iaint, takes IL horn AMI calls
stoai, % Praised he the Lord" Livery echo catches 1t: every
vosc on TIE HIS repeats the name Of God, and every knee
n heni IN prayer. After their pure worship in the open air,
in Simple shepherds, with their families, retire to I'll, &c 4. Of
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-30

happy SANDER,
Whoc whisper DER the worlds diameter,
As level ~ the cannon to his blank
Transports his poisoned shot, niay miss or name,
And hit the wOinlleSs air."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
IATrSr EROlt rycT AIn

NCr NoEs, Sept. by Inc arrival the race shin Nsno
eon IRON Liverpool, IN 30 days, have Icceiye jycn
from London with some later advirss than last.
There Is from the Of Some ,--+ec Is
expressed by the London editor. The accounts from (6er
uOpc to the 18th July. The Su'a vas coarn... his
preparations for vigorous rcsstaucc the 1iIs ar-
~ Lo-poS, Au-u.' p
The FIST part o! the FICucl expedition Nos. consisted
Of nrVn OF aud ~ Transports with 300 foors on boar
The second division to sail Wcdncda,. vas to
consist OF 36 transports and mcn OF war
The Brazilian figatc Isabel sailed Eairr,I' ON Wed
nesday She carries 81 guns and 800 Snc will touch ~
Madea on her passage to the Brzis and VII LAM there
Generals Nloura and PlbaDs, and other Constitutional
Officers
The Hon James Barbour had arrived Iy'.,o,l ,'c.
tauon from tire American Chamber Of Cupucte. r1i ad
upon him TO congratulate him his aJr, III in land .;l
invite him to partake Of dinner Nh y. ryucc ed En
gratted by the compliment but stated MS tg-,v ocraa. ,l
London would prevent bis accaIrs,cc
Lireypoot Corn ,N0ThGf-.1To1drv. ,1vovgi o.
IN our report OF last Tuesday, market noted improve.
men, OF Id TO ID on Wheat Id per bnc OIf. g. ~ Is
Per quarter Barley and Malt and ga. rer 81 w.,
ttour and Oatmeal this advance fully supported dur
greater part Of the week, and considerable business
transacted III Wheat and Oats and in instances even
gner rates were IeaZCd bur the Subsequent reports from
london and various other markets Of favorable change I'm
weather. with rccedng prices have checked the dCnad
the quotations of last Monday viii apply the cureucy Of this
day, and the market dull Bonded Wheat :rrg perl
bushe dcarY and StoteS Flour also held for Is yer barrel
above last quoted prices Flour 281 lbs English and IRISH
dos SOS; Sour American TT rl. BIS $751; Sweet 60 i'm
bond 25s 26s Oatmeal pc, 20 10 Lugish and Iish. 2is
q rs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

county Oh Bedford at the house OF Col. ATStead o.
tey, III the town of Liberty, Monday the End day
dopted.
iiesotred That it is expcdicns TO appoint sub-coll
mlttees. whose duty it shall be to distribute Iec-
toral Tickets, and to use their utmost personal
cXertions TO influence the attendance Of tie free
holders OF this county,at the approaching Presidential
election.
Resoircd, That the said suh-colnittecs col..i. OF
the following gentlemen. viz:
David w; Quarles, Thcs Letwich jas, lancaster
and Thos. Purcell.
Samuel Hancock, Chas. Gil IT, Thos Kasey. Nj
cIacl Debo, Christopher Cundif John Cob5a, John
w. iyrcs.
Lewis Wingfield, Nicholas Robertson, Dan! Tcf.n-
kirs, John kHsey, David Owens.
Jubal Jordan. SaInI !. Cabcli, lony Evans IT,
Ihos Nelson, VIM. LetlWici, CIV. IL John CUldlI,
Franklin tleadcn Jeffrey Robertson, Washington
Reese.
II. CfclshaW, Silas Tavlor.
Matthew Pate, Thomas Wright, john Wright
John Pate, I'm. McGeorme. William Shrewsbury.
Pleasant Preston, Booker WIZ Ncrri,uan Luusi.r!,
Siiml Nee omaha.
SAM Mitchell Michael ral.an,, 'rifqhnan \. Cobbs.
lack RGbarts, Thps R. Ciaytor, George w. Shelton,
Henry Brown.
Peschal Rutord, Abraham Buforri, Robert Camp
bell Jesse SInetsrr, JolnH Otey, SEN Mn. y. Shes-
man.
John W Holt Richard HoJsOp, j.. ,Tehn II. otcy,
Jr VIM. w. Y. ats, NSln. Saunders, %. ny Ra-
leigh Rather, Sampson Sharp
DOM Board, Jas. Campbell, Jas. Jopling RufAs Tho
mas John w. Scott.
Thos. Sale, Martin p. Bnr!.s Jaeob White Henry
Hatcher, Nelson Sale. Achilles NOEL, Stephen limb
bard, John 9. Noeii, Henry Clarke.
Jo::n c. lett"ich, John North. sen Rel. Robinson
sen Joseph Slaughter, Bada SIC Dtuie NTH I. Man
son, Nobt. I'nsley, James 1insley.
Pleasant NJ. Goggin, William l. Walker, W1o.
Lottwich, ir. Lodowick Ne Daniel Richard Hobson.
David Saunders, VIM Green, Geo. Stcptoc, AVm.
Lowry, sen.
.Iohn L. Cobbs, Caleb Tuq1a John IEudwa1l.
John 7, w. Read GarEe.t Lee Robert .steptoc.
Fhos Andrews, Saril. Read, John -aan az, Ios T.
yerett, Geo. Coter, Peter Austin.
Armistead Otey, John +. Sale, Joseph Wilson,
Nichols.
ie&oicea, That the Chairman Of this Committee be
authorised to procure Ole Thousand electora! Tickets
for distribution.
jsSuleed, That Iolln L. Sale esq. he requested TO
address the people upon the sahcct the Prsidc.ti
election, AZ October court next.
DAVID SAUNDERS, G!Tp.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
HANOVER

At meeting Of the nti-Jaclson Committee of
Correspondence and Vigilance for the county of Han
over, at Hanover Courthouse, on Wednesday, the
25th Sept, Richard H. Johnson, Esq. was appointed
Chairman pro tenn, and Henley G.. boswell Esd
Secretary. The meeting having been addressed at
length by Mr.. Davis, who gave cheering account of
the prospects of The Adininistfe,on: the following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
l.st October.

Ar me OF ny health rend@rg il }ecrss1ry thu! sr1.
hi'usl h'ecaAAc pursuits nave sold 70 Geprce SIN
fR'So" HaynE become sole proprietor lac A. tul!y a.-
'o!i2" 10 settle the h.snrs the iioasun & Snrr
ever wele an' he alone authorized co-e TIC parlct.i
Transact! OnS. 1E
IN se;:fn@ from tie mcrcarle world, Leg leave TO reco
IiiSlt Air sampson 10 rs and the public gencraIl
worthy OF confidence, and in every Qualified Il, tr
a' Li meas Wtci! nay lie conhd:d 10 MS
~ OS,H.tf JOIN iICESQN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
DAVID ". QuAntEs, Sec'y.
L.AT,ESp NROM 20 nr LANnLrn

LA ItSoI FEOI RIO DE jANEIRO
BMPIMoRE, Sept 26.--'fhc schooner Tosaunah
Captain Weston. arrived at Nor.6ih on Wednesday
last, from Rio dc Janeirp, whnce she sailed on fire
1th OF August. The editors Of the American Have,
received from their correspondents at Rio the iow
ing letter, dated
RIO DE J,H&rso, 9th Aug 1926
IIIls morning arrived the British paclct Ee,:ro..
from Bucnos Ayres, having board the long c>-3rcf
ed deputies to trent for peace between tha, Govern
lncnt and this; but since her arrival. haze, been mi,
IN possession OF intelligence, which makes Us h,Iiy.
that II scarce can be expected they will come TO torn.
Our Emperor Is extremely stubborn, und the bowers
OF the Commissioners print them to treat Tor mo- in.
else, save the unlimited independence OF the Eaig
Oriental. The Bueuos Ayrcan5 have been very sue
cssu Wiz their army during the last six months and
the state the Brazilian amy. ut present Is very
prccarionsS-thc general officers ali nnalcat-
themselves and deserton 10 the encuy very frequent,
Admiral Brown has lately beer joined by many *
percnccd officers, who still stand ny him: cclscoircr-
y it Fonrnee, from the United States, Joins lHn 7
doubt not they will succeed in driving the Dra,.a1s
ont Of the river"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

~ The Ati' aclon Correspondent. Cinratrea uf tfc civ
O. Richmond, Geriiei EAGLE Tavern
thus EVENING, az tfIt. O'clock. a iN attendance Is
Ies.gd 10 POLLAt-D Cn'irI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

tla wing of departure u;on his mission 10 Colombia
lie sets out tomorrow for Washington. and will bro
badly SAL Ior Lagulra III short time few inTitIi-
Gus fesscS havc-inIdc camor that his departure.
has been so long delayed This is the mere wantons
ness Of party nalsnity. In the present state of pur-
lie affairs IN Colombia. no prejudice The public ~
tercst is to be unprecedented from the DELAY TIC
summer season and The iorepart of autumn are aliRe
dangerous 10 Northern constitutions, IN the Climate 10
which Gen. Harrison is going: and to at thus CON
Juncturr, wou.j expose hin 10 all tie dangers OF tie.
equiEoyal gales. We trust that Las final departure.
may be postponed ct least until October. I'm this N; =.
OF the country there is difference Of sentiment
about tIe propriety Of the General Remaining with aus
to Inc period mentioned and proof of this, We
auhoin an extract from the National Republican, tor
Winch We ARE glad TO give that print full credit
y nufnher OF General liarrison's friends met El,u
Yesterday, at tie house OF his son. Colonel w. H.
Haf'tson, snis city, to take parting leave was
gratifying to observe that the most violent and hitter
partIllis on boil, sides were present, cordially uniting
IN "er good wishes for Els he.itll and happiness K
Is 40 e compliment to the General that he tla,s
acceptable to men OF all parties home. and thar
those VINO unite in nothing else, unite good fee.
ing Tor hun, and III bidding him what, they al truss IS
but II temporary ideu.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

ResoautIons Nerr on nuiIpu uIiDnimegls " adopted;
1st Rss0tced That n Sub Committee of thirty
gentlemen he appointed, whose special duty it slal
be TO stimulate the trechoders their respective
neighhourhoods, friendly To the Administration, 60 II
certain and PROMPT attendance the polls on the first
Monday III November next, and that the said COM
mttee be furnished the day of election with the
electoral tickets for this county be by them dst,h
uted among their tellow-citzcns friendly to the re-
election of John o. Adams.
I'd Resotcea, That the following gentlemen com
pose the aforesaid Committee. to Wit:--Cupt james
Underwood. MIR. Nathl e. Crenshaw, Eir. Lcrnuel
Crew, Dr. Sanl. p. Ilargrave, DR.. Joseph NJ. Shep-
herd Nir. Henley G. boswell Capt. Joseph f.. Price,
Mr. Lewis Berkeley, Capt. Thomas boswell, Capt.
John Thornton, Mr.. Davis Chick, Mr. Mosby Morris,
Mr. William Baker, Capt. Jesse Winn Capt Francis
Blunt, Mr.. Hector Davis, Rev. VIM. Prtidy, Capt.
Josegh c. Winsfeld, Capt Silo. Perrin, Capt. Gil
yer +. Cross, Mr. Thomas Pollard, MIR. Sa:nl. Over
ton, Mr.. Richard H. Johnson MIR. Geo. w. Tue
heart, Mr. john Eamondson, Niles Macon, AR Sci
den Z. Macon, MIR. VIM. Cunningham, btr. Dbdall
Tally, MIR. John w. G.. Philips Mr. Charles CorAiu
Tlnsiey. and 6Ir. John i. Green.
Sd ReSoioed, That when this meeting ahiourIs,
. WIZ be to meet again tie 4ttI "Wednesday III
October.
.th: Leaoirfd, That the proceedings of tie day be-
s%hed by the Chairman and Secretary and transmit
ed to the Editors oftIle Richmond WING for pubcu
ton.
RICHD. II. JOHNSON, Cillir' II. pro tenn. !
HENLEY L. boswell, SeC'y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

Havs p1lclasa Of my late partner his entire ir:sre. in
concern Of flo5so SaH9oa pro- doing general ca
"So' Esl'ess, III tie CITY ~ Richmond, owl. ,cco.l.
aus 10 the correspondents OF the late finn and inc J
rally; oi'at best e<rriions for their ielc in tho trasi
:Iands z ulcn:. t;EOI;t,E l. S,ETgSf,, =
ist OrtCtD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
FgALL NEyE.&ON mas

= from ra New io. and lap;, he ge, -
FALL GOODS; aEEons which afe.
ondo n duff and point blankets
l'hie, red. green and black iajl5ors
3are.i., blue .,"h' grey, o@t5se oIse and io $40,
Common fine and :upes6ne sa,,.as, We, ->s5.'A'
No"i4neN kc'scys and In sEs
Pain aud printed carpet b..lr>
6'o,ol.~d and hlaca En.-l. 5iora,inc d.
.'.n and figure, ho:nhalc's
Nrrino Cashmere, assolIe, colour .,i su2...U ,.
Fed, blue and orange cncassaus
Caroline Stripes aud ciIcas>on gIli3s
Sjlo wots'ea, lan'tswooi a:sd cotton f2se
40 ..,,,,, 90. 90. fr.lf d.
c" ca men aa a. do ' ag ald a ls9s f"" %
SiPer London and Tr@lch printed car,oIlts
So'lon lntrics ana cau!5flo nus.ns
PAN ylj figured noo@, m,'l ana svis. a.
!i.,s, and rolo.tred Grns Dc Naees
l'a,!" nets and woszcd Large
Lack nstcrl!nc and lorenzo
Snnt"H ard Mandarin GRAPES
Furniture bell and other Tb5oas, o.. cica,s., a-.on.
."rno aud Cashmere hGh1s.
Nurst"d and baic-c ltu1c
India and tierpao sl5 DO
Imitation bania,.a ard Nadia. 10.
Gol' red and white cr,,,ats
4!'ps hqcksIn, vyoo4.,Oca md i,,:.e:,ia ,,=
Ladies dc. asserted:
'ar.e assortment OF hsa~r ard bca.rcJ sbr:n.- ;rr
.'cnss, domestic pads t:cans ags: LID furniture th,c,
G-+T. >SSICAEG TEiI:7i,TiCAE EcEDg;7:l-.
- ne 'glao! Of Inc subscriber VII be rcopaed
in us school pa pis are ra,,s, the crs am Frerc m
Spanish languages, The Pug. andniNcd Mathematics Geograr
"nt Bookkeeping, viii Il ordinary branches Of Erdi1 ~;
e.nrnen tac University OF ireil9 for fe v:iG
o'' Cocs J" The United S't,, To- tae moe Bsael:i
N'r s"rs Bra,:,r1, voo qualifications =. an l.urtu.
70 Civ instructions the French and Syan'sL aud lTahein Il;
"a, dcIl! ''.cn's, 6' ring 81 h,"r' c'erch dal
aTon-cncn the our. instruction ,. continue from nliss
", past ocp K o. ~ With i j. emission oGuI- hour Ut
ocoa ~ Of aH hour at J. O'Clock, 0: two hours
'ioct, p. M.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
3 hISSDEU'EION

3 hisaohUrION.-iLe copuIn.elship heretofore e li.t
81 between TIT Subscribers, tim - io5 q,
S''" s0t, i tls "a, ul.so' ia by agreement
JOHN IIOLSJL,
ISt ST'0Vcr C4-0lJ5L l.. :, SiiStjN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

The AntiJoclson Corresponding COMMITTEE of ilI.N-
RICO. iivnrico House On tire
IiIlSi DAY OF OCTOBER COURT. at ON. OCINa;h.
SE,gFI +.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

oItC52 Petition va. ue presented ..e ,y., Ctl.,-
raj Assembly III NiElni2 IC.ryiu. alterations il, lie
lows concerning c alns@ River Company ana The Ichnona
Dock COMPANY, with view oA reduction OF the to-,
on coal, and improvement III tho tcryyc
t.lc i4asn and tide James Hiycr t:.. ,-w5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

fb'O RENT, suit OF handsome Rooms oar Ofce
n they calaoous and airy with yjlr ;d Ill eyJ,i i
oii'ces Possession can % had immediately.
FAMILY FL0IR.-I0r sale, fresh hIicb Vi Fa.u.r
our equal ut e 70 iuGne E>ces tG., such r
- ;S.' si'-'-' = liAA!E-i- d CO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

GEN. HARRISON.
Cncf>fA.t, SEP l2-.E"hig gcrtIsul.:. il :is. o..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

e. x =. Ii-iielYIC;lL nave lor sale
~ White Nupt CottonSgsecn, blue, MIXED White F rs
fto't point and duff! Blankets ke:s, ana fnslIus
Ilue dsab and mixed Cloths ana Cazsn,c.es-bluk sad
brown BonhaZc;s
Sr!si and Genna. Cz..a',uigslca and witt Ifnc
lh Plate m boNcs-Sd Wrought Nails-Bra2ie Celre1
T!haoA r"!t and Brown stout, IN pint aud quart hofs
English White head sruad oil-luu.t pint aud & oas
Bottles
Por Vine in hotlss-FneliSl I.ucnt Slot
Crates Of Ear;kcnwarc, Asserted
l.!IeEt Iol illea sacks nj Salt. C&t 1T.
~ oIiCLAl persons having Demands against 1Hr
estate of Merit VI. Robinson l-:. oil the city OF Rc>
nonf deceased requested 10 Te:.: III accounts ce-
! a'tir;ca'ci and those ll!eJ estale 10 MAJ.
Immediate puyjne!tio t.DNID w NOtIIS
JCt 1t Atfn'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

u 1t will be observed that a Coumittec has beer
appointed by the friends of the Administration al
otaunton, to cooperate with the Committees of Other
Counties III the choice of suitable Candidate. 10.
Congress in that District.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

icelI considered, 1t astonishing that q, ,nn,,
thousands IN Pennsylvania should have changed and
now publicly espouse the cause they so lately opposed
u lis however clear proof that the cause of Jackson
~ unsupportabie. This county few weeks ago was
claimed by the Jackson party, with majority of coo
votes: il is admitted by aU sound heads mud bo
nest hearts, to be III favor of the Administration
The Congressional district. of which this county forms
part, hr1niy believe, will elect an Atlminist ration
member; In the next Congress, one-it.Jf our MEN,
bers will support the present Administration Gov.
Scuze Is decidedly in favor of the reelection of MIR
Adams"
me IeFkimer !ackson Convention for the non,in-
alton of Candidates for Governor and Lit. Governor
OF New York, met in that town on the 21th Sent -
N .RrIN VAN BUREN was nominated for Governor
anu Judge Enos t. Ihroop for Lit. Governor The
mony.
The Administration party in New Yor ls rejoice at
the selection OF Mr.. Van Buren, His DO punrtv will
now be brought TO tangible test, and it will be seen
It Is confidently declared, that the domin eerne in
fiuence claimed for him in that State is in oreat
degree fictitious and totally unauthorized bv the fact
Judge Thompson if there is no division in the ranks
W Nh pear nun Hoooo votes. We hope the people of
Ne" lork Will punish that mans pre.umption who
affects III his private letters, WELD the State at viii
ouch arrogance ought to be chastised even if in some
degree warranted by truth. No man should be al
lowed so TO speak OF irecmcn.
u 1lr Stevenson hG; distinctly d,n:ieh tho ci1arpc
ot sending his franks to Mr.. Woodbury. for election
eeii.S cSeS w are glud that he has done and
we hope the Now Hampshire Journal will make
MIR. Stevenson likewise denies the conversation at
Boston, imputed to him III the assachusetts Journal
IN Which he was reported to have declared that Van
buren, was travcrsing New York, for tn. purpose of
preparing the members OF the Lcpislattlre for a
Change OF the Electoral Law.
II 1t will be observed that Conlmittec has been
appointed by the friends of the Administration at
otaunon to cooperate with the Committees of other
Counties IN the choice of suitable Candidate for
m that
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

LARGE assortment o; brown ard Drcaorcd si.uns ;n
.'lcnsr domestic pIa3, ,aln s. agsi. ~. th,c,
c. C. G-.f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
REDEDD

Ala meeting of the Anti-Jackson committee for the
county of Bedford, at the house OF Col Arnstead
tey, III the town of Liberty, on Monday the End Gav
OF September, 1928; the following Resolutions were
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

Pmnsy'caHia--'Thc whips crack in PENNSYLVANIA in
high style. The excitement during the contest be-
tween Mckean and Ross, is represented rs far loss
than This of itself, is the best evidence of q
close division Of parties. Col Buns che most calu-
MATED utter MIR. CLAY, because the most feared
has won the universal respect and admiration Of the
friends of the Administration an indomi.
table courage, iniaiblc tact, searching sarcasm
aHd great reasoning powers he has over Yhened the
foe with VII, ridcule and argument. Ills paper de-
serves the patronage cfthe friends tie Admnstru-
tlonin Virginia The efforts to destroy lis reputation
by charging him with the iorgary OF Harriss letter
which vas really sent him from the Western Country.
deserve to be met By increased paronagcto the inu-
rcd
Robert P. McClay, distinguished member of the
Jackson Convention on the 8h ofJanuary has renour-
cod the support the Hero. Mr. Buchanan the IA
nous witnc.s will be left at home beyond all question:
and by probable majority Of 1900. Sutherland and
Inghan viii bc closely run, and very probably defeat
cd. Honest George Kremcr will be laid upon the
shelf The congressional election takes place on the
cd Tuesday in this month and is believed will result
in tic election of az many Administration as Jackson
members IN short, the probability of Pennsylvania
agurng Jackson has greatly increased ina short time,
and is increasing We find the following extract in
the Petersburg lnteliigencer ofyesterjny,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Extract OF letter from gentleman of HIGH staudinr
and Of extensive information in Pennsylvania to
his friend in Baltimore dated
'UARRIsBURGH, PA. Sept. 10th 1928.
';DEAR SfH: The State of Pcnnsylvania is changing
rapidly to the side of the Administration The PEG
pie of this State in general honest in their political
course, and have honestly believed until lately that
Jackson fit to be President Of the United States
They are now Convinced that they have been mista-
ken; but the pride of opinion keeps thousands from
owning the honest convictions of their own hearts,
When man espousesa cause with some warmth, ne is
naturally unwilling to TO his own family, much
les fo the public, tina. hc has tccn wrong. Those
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19
Dyspepsia.

nR.NEAD'S FILLS have been proved Dy wa.
lD fallibc testof truth, experience 'he "os ~.
fcctua medicine ever offered in any country W.
cure ofall those derangeh states Of the dgGseo
gans, denominstcd DYS PEPSiA or lNDi"ho ' .or
which frequently appearance mine l"o', M,
pIicatcd forms, such a, loss ofappcItr SICKNESS
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; bclchIng UP "
ter, which issonetmes tasteless, but most Cum" r,
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn cos' - me-
paleness Of the co,intcnancc, languor, lo"neSs
spirits, pspitation Of the heart, vertigo ana F
sleep. The number ofthese symptoms 'ATIes" ,bie
emf patients, by some being felt only IN Plrs'
Others, have additional ones, equally .i.rr,
such pains inthe head and breast ,b gr,
emacaton, or wasting ofthe whole body WIN WIZ III
weak ness particularly of the legs. Thee l.r,tl.
most efTectually all sourness OF ue
notmerely by neutralizingthe acid, but Oy -, 70
that morbid state ofthe secretions when ShtL;.,si
it, and at the same time will restore to me ,b.g
organs ofdigestionthat tone and vigor when scn.
lutely necessary tothe well being OF the .%s. bsy
omy. The best proof oftheir efficacy - we" md r,
are prescribed by many ofthe first phyS'cIsn, ,be l.
ed by the neutrality-suspicious. Throughout
Mon. go r. cT,BLEE
The above valuable remedy issold BY f. u.ocic.
& SON, Alexandria who are agents tor 'he l., 'nOad
turer; by N. Jewett, Washington Cry, anu soN ~
the Druggists throughout the United states, yort
wholesale, BY o. & w. Hun, Druggists, NsGuiI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-19

4NeaO Orleans Sugars, Teas, &c.
on HHDS Ncw.OrIeans sugars
~ so half chests Young iiyaon tea
Is ten catty boxes sunpowder, and of supc-
ror quality
Is ten catty boxes imperial Ito
10 halfchests souchong do
boxes spcrmaceti candles
u reams low-pIiced writing paper
[andi & from the schr Eric from New York and for
sale by S. MEssERSMIrn.
WhO has in Store,
st. Croix and Porto Rico sugar in hhds
New Orleans do do in bbIs
Baltimore refined 2 and 3 in boxes and bbls
Cognac brandy in pipes ofvarous qualities
apart old and fine
Holland gin do
Whiskey i'll bids and barrels
Port, Sherry, Colmenar & Malaga wines, in quarter
casks
Sicily Madeira, and Comenar do in half quar-
ter casks
sparkling Champagne do in boxes of
dozen bottles each
young by son tea in chests half chests and 10 Gait,
boxes ofvarous qualities
gunpowder do in half chests, 10 & S catty boxes,
and boxes containing half cannistcrs
imperial do III chests ha,f chests, 10 catty box
es and boxes containing half cannisters
souchong do i'll chests and half chests
chocolate, Bakers and Lapham's no. l in boxes and
hafboxes
paper, printing, letter, wrapping and sugarloaf
binders and bandbox boards
molasses in hogsheads
Bristol porter and winc bottles and velvet corks
mackerei, no. 8 in bbls and nos. 8: in bbls
race ginger, nutInegs, cloves
burlaps, nos. 2 3 & 4
German osnaburgs; Hessans
Russia Shcetings, &C. &c, March ~