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The Female School in the
MIDDLkTOWN ACADEMY

WlI.L he opened on the first Monday in De-
w cember next, under the superintendence OF
MISS ISABELLA ANDERSON.
TERMS Reading, Writing, Spelling, &c. 50 per
quarter: payable in advance.
Geography, arithmetic, and plain needle work
S3 so cts. per quarter.
Embroidery and Painting, S S per quarter
cood boarding can be had in the village ON reas
enable terms. JOHN EDDOWES. Secy
lGddlefOaCYl. Del. NOU. s, 1927. 59--Sm
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They are celebrated for removing habtua
t;veness. sickness at the stomach, and severe
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change of climate.
A dose ofthese pills, taken once every two we4
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A dose of this medicine given occasionally DUR
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Children generally take this medicine with Gag
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

mel at the Village OF Eeiosaric, and 800 artillery
have been sent To Erzerum, fron which place the
Forte has been informed that the Russians are at
htiska. Some Curdish chiefs have arrived here
with their attendants, in order to proceed in the
army. This is the sum OF the warike preparations
for we hear nothing of the departure of thr Eu,-
pcror and OF the Grand Fizier for the army, or Of
the hosting Of the sacred standard The Bospho
rus - closed, but IL reported be intended to al
low merchantmen under every flag TO pass ton
paying certain tax. A Sandman vessel with
corn from Odessa has obtained permission to enter
the HARBOUR but IL remains TO be seen whether the
Government will not take possession OF the cargo;
Tor provisions are beginning to grow SC arce and
contract which the Porte designed to make with
four European merchants Tor a milton kilos OF
wheat has not yet been brought to o conclusion
LIVERPOOL MARKET
L'reIpooi, Juiy IS. 1923.
The reduced state OF the stocks OF Cotton held by
1 dealers and spinners, together with the late
decline in price in the market, led them to oper-
ate freely the last neutrality-suspicious. also pur-
! chased about 5000 bags Of American Cotton, and
| exporters about 1900 bags Prices are advanc-
ed an l-S'h pence per pound in the middle and
| lower qualities OF Upland Orleans and Alabama
Cottons, and the better sorts are more saleabe at
| The full prices Of the previous week. The total
sales from the 9Th TO the 18th inst inclusive were
computed at 20, ITO bags, including 800 Sea Island
at IL pa l5d; 50 stained do IA 10 I-2; 9670 Up
lands. a I-2; ITO Orleans, 6 LA g, and 20 at
Sd; 5000 Alabama, J Sal.
| Flour-500 barrels ~ York in bond sold at 25s
! Cd per barrel for export
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29
FOREIGN.
cry LATEFROM ENGLAND.

-.
New YORK, Aug. 25.-The packet ships YIN.
Thompson, Captain Maxwell, and Vim. Byrnes,
Captain Hackstaf, arrived at New York on Ss-
turday evening from Liverpool, the former hav-
ing sailed on the nth, and the latter on the 9th
at.
The most interesting Of the articles OF inte-
gence, are the improvement in the cotton market
,he surrer Ter OF Oporto 10 Don hIiguel---and the
movements Of the Russian army.
Our tariff caused good deal Of excitement in
England. Mr.. Huskisson had Civ en- notice that he
should move on the l7th, address to the King for
the purpose OF having laid The table any comfnu-
Hcations which had passed between the British s,
u. s. Governments, and copies of instructions sent
TO the British Minister IN tie U. s.. relative TO the
late Tariff
American TpiG.--On motion for the House of
Commons, on the 18th 10 60 into a committee Of
ways & means,
Mr.. Stewart called the attention Of the House to
he duties, almost amounting to prohibition impos
IA by the American Tariff on the importation of
British manufactures and produce. 1t was too late
~ originate any measure on the subject in the
present session; but he thought the country ought
j have the satisfaction OF knowing that the sub
ect attracted the attention O his Majcsys govern.
nent
The chancellor Of the Exchcquer. in answer,
. is, that lac had no doubt that his Kt. Hen Friend
Che President Of the Board Of Trade who was not
3 present in circumstances TO communicate TO the
louise his opinions the subject, would take the
carest opportunity Of attending to IL.
The Hou.e Of Commons have voted the sum OF
$50 900 for iortiiication5 in Canada
The Duke Of wellington stated on the Iith, that
n: government had no intention Of asking for a.
ny vote OF credit, nor did they intend 10 bring
forward any motion respecting its foreign relations
SURRENDER or OPORTO.
"The hopes the public finally disoppont.
with regard 70 the result ofthe anJripsed stfug.
lie in Portugal, and Miguel /. is absolute King
roy reigning with as lille opposition control
Oporto as at Lisbon. IN the former city he can
.von corrr7nde Double round Of illuninauops, q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-29

os precedent IS others, vino are really hostile 1,
the Republic" -
M'rch 23d, 1878; &" The only, or, a least. tho
Chief wi 10 be dreaded by this nation il, the in
crease oil The powers of the General Govern,nen,
at the expense of the State Sovereiynties r.
guard against this, the people ought 10 send no
Their Representatives, not only good but yiolan,
men, OF decideG character and INTELLIGENCE. t.
many poor, honest. good-hearted fellow. thinks
ne Is promoting the Interest, o! his country yhan
at the very time, he is aiding in plunging dagser
into he very Nita!s ot liberty"
March 9ili, 1918. " " e have al lenptl, oot ~,
report OF the Committee on Roads and Canals no.
lore u.s. and there Is much animated discussion o.,
the sunJect. Those IN favor OF II, contended for n
most unlimited, liberal construction nj Tho con.,;
t,iuon--a construction which, If atlopted. wo,i,
make The constitution dead letter PROSTATE ,ba
State Sovereigniies and, in a snort time proJ,ca
cohSolioaton; ior, II this liberal construction con-
tended ior ever should become rule of { onpres.
| wouldnot give button for the riphts ren,ai,;.
10 the states as independent states To the clos
connected, anu conclusive arguments made by the
opponents TO the Report, they reply in general
'efms--peak oil the high desiinies OF the nation
ana the expedi ncy OF the measure-depoupce
narrow constructions, they please to term tber,
ana insist that Congress. under the general power
oil making war, can, in time of peace cut rods ma
e"'a's ior me purpose oil Transportation so as IN
prepare Tor the events OF a war not i'll existence
WIN me same course Of reasoning all po,r.r
would be vested in Congress under ,h. ev,r,ss:o
used in the constitution OF providing for the ene
RAJ welfare. Such constructions rstrov, radical
~, me constitution itself; and instead OF The us,i
o''h 10 support the constitution, taken by th,
members II would DE as well only to swear. thai
'hey VIII do the best they for the interests al,
The people" "
iS'h Jan. 1920 & have given you. nv dear
brother, my views on The subjects ,nentionod +,
your letter, and if YOU viewed tn. copsec,,o,...
III the same light have no doubt but that thera
would not De shade OF difference in our opinions
Our feelings are alike, and 50 nearly assimilotea
necusly" '''u''"'
This happened so frequently, 40 10 mako i, c,;,a
remarkable.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTpS
JOHN LOUD,
or THE FIRM or
LOUD & BROTHERS
OF TIE FIRM or
Piano Forte Manufactures, PIial

Piano Forte Manufacturers, Piial
RESPECTFULLY would inform tls en-.
of Wheeling and It's vicinity, that be ha, ~,
at the store Of J. NJ. THOMPSON q II
ner of Main and Union streets, where tb,,
remain but a very few days, an elegant ana Il.
nor assortment of PIANO FORIES. wtIt
goodness, durability an beauty, be can ef
warrant. and to which he invites theirnsa.e.
The advantages resulting 10 such of lls a.
zens who may be in want of the article, of H..
able TO select from good assortment and
ont bcing al the risk Of carriage, must Am,
parent. The celebrity their mnuiactor h. Il
tanned. is oyineed not mereI, BY thc extent Of
siuess they have been enabled 10 execute. bn
By the very general satisfaction Their instmna
have given.
Ills with considerable pleasure j. LorD q.
abled also TO add the subloined certificates, 81
for the standing their instruments hold m Il.
lie estimation, must be highly satisfactory. ~
one, because the competition Is no, moly N
tween makers of the same city: bot also, m
those ofthe greatest celebrity throughout lel M.
ted States and the other Is those who rak !,
highest in Their profession.
Philadelphia, Slyt d l,2
This is to certify that in every year p,sn.
have been offered by the Franklin lnNituoo.P
adelphia, for the best Piano Forte manuicnt
IN the United Statos-Tho Piano For,c, oil
and Brothers manufacture have taken h &.
award Of the Judges, the Prize Medal
). v. MERRlCK.
Chairman Of C0mmittoe Qf Premiums al q.
hiJitiOaS, Franklin Institute.
We the undersigned, Professors Of DE ha
Forte, Of he CITY of Phila 1elphia, tsAg pe.
in recommending the Piano Foues0fLa. i.
Brothers, Of this city fol their supcarl
workmanship, tone, aud touch, and boz oula,
our favorable opinion, have seyeraly wcat
their instruments for our own use.
c. +. ICPFuD
Instrumental Conductor aud Leadsr ofh d
hestrs Of The Musical Fund Society
b. CARR
FOCAL Conductor Of thc Musical Find Nit
BENZ. CROSS
FOCAL conductor ofthe Musical Find SOal1 f
ganist ofthe churches Of 81 AUGUSTINE a. 81 20
]. f. NORTON
Professor from The Rolgl Aoade,n5, Lorl,
GEORGE SCHETK.
Instrumental Conductor Musical Fund Ni1
and bltc ef1ic haliQa Opaa, london.
w. H. DARLEl,
OrgaHist Of 50. Stcpksn's Chreh.
THOS. CARR
OrgaHist Of 81. J0hn's Church, Baos 81
The National Historian, 81. ClairgiIs, "a
insert the above times and charge tlis olla
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

4 That the southern Stare holding
states so called, Maryland, Virginia,
Vorib Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana,
nave. in that period, only doubled, and
from nearly half are reduced to less than
one thlrd of the whole population.
s. That in reference TO the most impOr'
.tant points of national policy, the prOtec-
ton. ofAmeucan industry, the encourage
ment by the government of internal i'm
Drovements, and the Encouragement O
slavery, the centre Of power has been en-
drely changed.
1t IS intended in another paper to make
further remarks upon this subject, anC
continue the deductions We have common
ced
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SEVENTEENTH GLASS

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FFrTroUn NUNBEEs-EIcHT DRAWS liLl'-
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safe, that the most serious misr,s
ding continued to exist belwepn 'iD',. ~ a
guel and the old Queen. The disol.. W.
said to have been materially heigb,e8Ii'e g
Don's refusal to be Immediately cry Y Q.
Arrests continue to be persisted in, I o,.,
and secretly, to very alarni1r ~, ,oli
The property of every person eoo CA'.
of treason is c0n6scated. $50.
london, Sent
The new American Minister Nj p
bour) arrived in town on Vel "a
from Liverpool. His Excelerc..' 9
since his arrival, been introduced r. -
Earl Of Aberdeen, by Mr.. Lawrenca
Charge d'Atfalres from tie United :.
at the Foreign Office.
LQad0a, SEPT G
The retirement Of the Duleof y,
euce from the important Office of
High Admiral, il is ROW said, in lIa !.
val circles, will not take place. TbeI'
Chancellor, it is added, some DAYS sr~
had a long conference with his P-~
Highness, and his Lordsh.p is occuoi.i
remodelllng the form of the patent R, p.
tue Of which that office is held n
Duke of Clarence still continues n
form the duties of the office, and occ,s..
ally comes to town at Bushy to pns.j.
the Admiralty.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

From this esumate, In counexion with a
knowledge of the geographical and instih-
honal features ofthe several sections fthe
union, may be gathered some important
facts.
l. The population Of the United
States has, in forty years, been Te5led.
=. The states which at that time, have
received the greatest accession of NUM-
bers, are New York, Ohio and Pennsyl-
wanna.
8. That the middle and western non
slayeholdng states, being New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana.
and Illinois have, In the same space of
time, multiplied their people more than fee
t0td and contain now more than half the
white Inhabitants Of the United States
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22
Yours, ALLEN Is. POWELL

q Sign ia Tirginia.-4t the late Dis
trict Court at Clarksburg, 1t is stated that
.forty-one of the forty-eight Grand Jurors
were friends Of the Administration. al
the signs from the Old Dominion are very
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-10-22

Bcanr From t1scatg nee % tiifg flousan3 dol
lars, tie Baltimore paers say, have been lost by
tls Jackson men IN that city by betting the DIFF
Informed. have the Jacksonltes been Dragging and
betting az every conner and az every turn. They
were ready with any sum from dollar to thou
sands, and obey have lost. Such VIII be the fate
Of many q braggui boiler IN this city. Let il b.
remembered THAI every wager madc IL PenuSyTa-
ma b made In yioll.ion of law.