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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17

Iii for Tat Sine tpe bargain between Adsma
aud Cay Ia, uetn proved, to the entire satisfaction
u iont nl;hs q the American pecp4c The cosl,lion
edsss afe attempting 70 prove ihal the friends Of
Geneta. atkson also attempted 10 dive bar gam
With Nh. Gay aud hl, ttends, previous 10 the lac
presidential election tins new &c has been
n te ratAtr tate in thy day 10 have ne sightes,
inhnence OF the public nhnd, although his excel
Leroy Coy. Msca,le. has cundescenued to g,se a
cettIhcale on the Occasion II he charge proves
ant iaihs y IS ths,hat The iIlvhds If the admin
s>trsilYp. impnden Is they are, can ~ lonsct Ge
Py tuat NC. ADAMS oo Allied MS prsseUt stali0h
ny ihteaRoe, bargain aud nia age enl''--heuct
fhe!r aHS'e % Prove on the eve o ine lee ION
I'll Gfr Jackson wes as anx,aus as MIR. Ga, wa.
= { iYe bar ain We ihapk ne genti.men n,
th, tafii eaan.slnn, that t,ts III dti take Iiast
b1taeen Mr. Clay and Mr., Adams --.nuvgl W.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17

i atiter il the London Morning Chronicle
hold NJ, language. ~
"IhcrcI, nodcn,ns thc vast superiority OF tue
lmcilcan, 10 the En.ish in naval gnnners anu
the reason is obylous lii America. the olseel'
must learn the naval ser,icc-in England tae re-
ia'ions If the officers must eain their Pallameu'
tits service AMI tai, make. All the dtffeh0e.
Tie Gueticle. Java, Macedonian, and Nhalhoa'
last in their actan> with American tIlgates, H'o'
d, one third ihan our whnle leet the great WI =,
tors oil It. Nucett's. ihe following table WI wv
.loW the immense desfrnciian effected ~ W
american fire. compared 10 that Of any o'he' "a Il
uun The first column Is rough cacusa''o" :, :,
the gun, engaged and the latter IS an aecu'@'S
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17

cannot yield the least credence 10 ,hsr asser,a-.
agsinsi Cen. Ja' kson and hi fiend.
The people know that Gen. Jackoon coud H..
betn elected president II ht would NV. 60
pledge that NJ Clay should be Secretary 4
IL is lhefe!are madness, the All ot ~, i .l,,
OF thr c0Alaca 10 suppose III cir Ia as.a5,.''
On this subject can be hti.vtd III ia. ,on,, z
the canvass every charge which taer m,l,.,.s.
ingenuity could invent, has been b. dl, ,4..s
against GeGerai / k,on E,sa ,np., MI
have be en- thrice reiute. have cen nrNlv ,.,s...
up, and repuultshd IL ,his way ne 49,, T..
beer n,de u .ntceed anoihl Wuh sucb 49,
lshirs cficr'ty that he leoti,s u r. ,osi,t,u, g.
ton hast tuilf estaDshtd their Claim 10 .,i4,,n,:
" ~ point o. PnJtigGcy vhle ma y ai lien h,,.
enn'nce1 e,eu tbe.t antagonists ,hal as roli -,
aadid o,shey can never be txoced should liz a.
himself be tiiitd against them. Under ~ 4 rirc,m
stance, this rev caiumhN AGAINST Gen Jsekscear5
his itends, viii anly serve 10 tx lie the det,sion
and o,iemp, OF the people.
W. Ue<t.--A letter 10 The Editors Of he A.
hanN Af-u,, from MIGHTY Respectable citizentF
Indiana, under date Of the 24h uli sn,,
!. E,e,, electoral vote II Indiana. krtirrEr
/ iiap., and Ms>,oir viii be given for ttn Gen,
rial. The majority IL lndana fnr jackson Il Hi a.,
be le,, than 500, ID kentuky 700 Iilna. coo.
+ IA Missouri 5000 on more. And hennt .iilll.ed
should the hnal result prove that Ohio shal, nat
Them all. anu leave .13nm, without one SOLITARY
rote west u the monttalos''
Tsp iaams nrerihrom il PhiaEglpA;a.-W
haze a. Nepte,Ilcted ,meit uHhyAe botra Jude
Hmpail j, elected IN the ROOM o, Slr. scaracant
1, 4 aajafi;v d 90
VI. Sutherland ia lie first district las ,aajm
i q 20l4 owe, Peter \ .oWne, E.
MIR Stltlrr I'll tho Mind dI.t,lct ~. he.isn H.,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17
Iraa. '1e tii,.3 states' Telegraph.
r; itR ASH Clay

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.t,I. IN. " .aron g,a,.. a., ,.,t !. ,t=.
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a.1. ii III. nn,.e 4 n1na tb.,a I ta5,,.#
e IL HIN Nh u.;.f pi i7,;.35. \,
J,.In, ,.,.a.l..aa,l 7I,t H..
.,,3,at M, ,segr,,s9r, t,,,
iaIt3q.e6i III mt. H. led me uto ~ 7 frct MEa1
,t, 49, M 9',,'., 800,
HID ) - T. -, ~ q ,a j., II"
4{ ;j.'.t',.s. = n, W. I,
a,.,l,.d ~ M = y $3.50"
N.,,a aall - ,'.s''a,',aa = ~
~ .t.., ~ 49,, 81. allll = Il"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17

statement u the klITed anu W0uhiIeh : =.
Lord iiowe's victory, 2,20O 49,
Iold llnneans, 1900 o on
Lend st. Nlncent's, l,ia0 ~ 80
he Me, l.llO o.
.rsst.l,a. o5s0 1891
American F,iaates, 10 o9i
. hat tbe ,,nsaiaary battle Of camperdown did
-, 10. ~ ,a'.a'" 80 - four Amer
can tiisaies. and neatly the same may NC sA' .i
HE desI crate 81 all naval Fights Cd teen'' eG
nat If the Me. The Java tlisate, Of on'i All,
guns. when taken b. the Americans, 1851 ,;,a;n
one many as The Iemeraire, % guns ''',h;n
-four many as the Victory, loo guns an" on IN
lew = man, as the Royal sovereign, ., 10 and
the battle ot trafalgar; and yet the slc.o,' ard
Royal Sovereign were Lod Neisoh a"a If Tic
spihnsu ood's lag ships, aud BORG the hi'i'' = y
battle.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17
$50 900 bales cotton.
Coz % hllds. SUI Jar.
80 900 do inali,ses.
10000 do tobacco.
100000 barrels flour.
loo COO do Pork,
l5O.oOO kees laIl.

Together with slaves, lead, castings, &c &C.
Tint 70 eiiect hi, expiration it will require Up.
ward, Of three bunired and sixty thousand tons oil
shipping abunt twelve hundred vessels Of three
hundred tans each. Ihe slip owners Of the nor.
thrrn and eastern states the principal carriers,
lhey supply Us wlth hats, shoes coarse cotton anu
negro chih'ns. and We give them in return "a"
materials, ,nsat molasse, aud employment lus
their shipping Ma, such an equality forever c.
il between ~ AID the brightest link IN aur eaala
II anioi.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-17

Lgtisiaru Trips. I've New Otlerns Avcrseg
i lie ION n,, ..ys, ii relation 10 The crops
From ~ the Information We can COLLECT. we re-
iig.e our sasa' and COTTON craps viii be buunuiul.
We head ,nine li,ne ago that in consequence Of
dt0ueh, The cotton crops ID the state Of Mississippi
had suffered bat since thu, petiod ,he,e mas been
considerable fall If taln, aud it is presumed the
injury j. not - gteat as apprchended
The gradual lncitasent the products Of thus anu
the states bordering Oh the Mississippi, 4 its aux.
limsy -tleam,, require additional shipping every
Near % transport these products % different mar
ke,. tpon Reasonable calculation. it may be
stated I'll this city Ail have to export during ne
coming season
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
.TItt0naG Congress.

AsuxGfo& Dec In the Senate We, terday the resolution
appointment the Standing Committees laid the
Table with the understanding that would be taken up few
days. Nj JoHSoS Of Kentucky gave notice that he would
introduce hill tomorrow for the preservation of the Cunbcr-
Land Rol, potion ~ which he represented be ne
condition. The resident pro m, stated in Il rcrly
Question p; Mr. JoPysnS, of Kentucky that spectators would
hereafter be- excluded from tic floor oil The Senate
In ;he House olRcpg1'ive Yesterday, motion of Mr..
LITTLE the various Committees ordered he appo
The the Conntccs will therefore, be announced
day On motion of Nil IAfi tho several points in tie Mes
Of tie President Ieced Standing Select Com
meC The Subject Of the organization of the militia which
taken the last session, also referred Select
Committee and instructions were snt te the COMMITTEES on
Aary Pensions, to inquire into the exdency of revising and
amending the existing laws that SUBJECT Nut Jour
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

f.i44t bdinOTe, with sundres r.
order - ~'' N -
SAILED,
Schr Chesapeake, Null, New York, cod
scif Philadelphia, Somers New York coal
SooP Jolly tott, jerks, New York coal
schr Frances, Smith, New York, coal
NORFOLK, Dec. 3.--Arrved scl,rs Mary Eliza.
Allen Salem; Mary, Mcclellan Boston, DAYS, bound
to R'chmonf-Put IN to land merchandise.
Between the Forts, put blck-Sclr. Turpentine
w hccier, from Rictmond bound to New York sailed
hence on Saturday last having lost one of the crew
~ rnde' Curtis, Ia colored man, Il native of Bal.
tlmorc who fell from the bowsprrt in fit and was
Immediately drowned--thc vessel is also lcaky
SaleG--Schs Mary Archer, LYNCH for Petersburg
and Eleanor, Morss, for New York.
ship from Boston bound into Hampton Roads
and brig Cecilia Nickcrson, from do. bound to Balt,
more, We're spoken Yesterday morning about o mics
TO The eastward of Smiths Island.
The Slip lietty, of Portsmouth, ". H. anchored
below Old Point this morning.
The Ship tirccian, Girdlcr, hence at Charleston on
Wednesday last.
Beacon OFFICE News RooM,)
.N"Jtoik. Dec. ia P. ~.
In Hampton Roads-Shp Kitty, Neale, Ports
mouth, IN. H. days,
Also, bound here--A Frcncl Ship.
SaLHd-Brig Alexander, (French) Coquard for
Martinique; schr Turpenine, Wheeler, for n York.
ana sloop tXpr;ss, Osborne, for Fredericksburg.
The Schr. John Trelief, Brooks from Portland
hound to Fredericksburg. arrived ut East River on
Sunday last, and proceeded up yesterday.
The Brig Matilda Thomas from Baltimore, bound
10 Monte ldco, went to sea Yesterday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
THE.ATRE-iu A CARD.

MRS. STONE most respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond, Manchester and
the Public, that her Benefit is fixed for This Evening
Saturday, Dec. 6. She trusts the selection of enter
tanments will give general satisfaction and solics
portion of that Patronage which hs boen heretofore
50 generously bestowed.
Der. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
ADAIR.
CREAM LUOK.

SO, %, %, 80, 2G, I6.
WERE the drawn Numbers in the Maine S,aic
W No. Is.
No. 90, %, IS, Tie capital Prize Of 50. 900, owned
by gentleman IN Petersburg. Also several hand
some prizes owned in Richmond.
For capital prizes be sGrc 10 call al the I.oticr,
and Exchange Office Of THO r. BIGGER,
dos Onposi,c tho Fail, IIo,cI
Where can be bad tickets aud shores in treat
variety cf numbers in the Dismal Sra,pp Loiferv,
Glass No l8--capital prizes 10000 and 5000, 10
Be drhTn PEST WEDNESDAY, 4, ihs 5&,,, Ht4,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
CANAI, REPORT.

Amount Of produce brought down the lower section
ofthc James River Canal, and tolls received du-
rinc the week ending November Goth, 1923:
1903 bids tobacco 80 DO. stems 979 bushels wheat,
6170 bhls four 3O7 bushels lO828 bushels coal,
1870 ton bar IRON Ia tons pig iron, 36 cords wood,
1900 stavcs $500 hoop poles. 5000 feet plank, 42200
lbs miscellaneous articles. empty boat, small class.
Amount ortolls on down loads SiOi3 10
10 IN loads t52 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
COMMERCIAL Keror0 .
DATES or L1Trsr


From Liverpool, Oct. %.
From lIavre, Oct. Is.
From Now Orca,r-. . Nov. L.,
Flour aud Uicaf have settled down IN this market since tho
last arrival from ENGLAND advance Of IS cents per
tie former and 10 cents per busc on the aticr-tc market
price oi Flour bcI Yesterday 81 90 and Of Wheat 81 80
por was pat in circulation bbs Flour scld On
Thursday 50. The report incorrect Ao, Of abou, 10
bbs sold the Basin Bank Thursday for 49, bu
cash sale bccvc) house that had borrowed lot Of
our be returned tai day, and "hch lad procure
price and another housr bought 100 and odd bbs
rce Shipment S7lhui this criterion ri the market
rrcres askcd-S74a s7a offered, stated ycstcr
day Holders asked yesterday 81 rs So The highest price
purchasers gave in cash, 81 20, though sales made
from wagons a, s. - and 81 ga in truck, plain Viz
eiuous say, o. ia tay4 the New Yod merchants would
call g.
In NoS York, sales of Flour made Monday "a, s. -
wa.h considered abou: the fair market price,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

GROCERIES, dc.
so BIS No. l., ., * 3 mackcrr!
20 do shad
20 do heIrinns
10 hhds retailing molagscf-
90 Antigua rum
100 sacks Liverpool filed sab
20 casks northern cheese
boxes pineapple do
100 bushels Irish potatoes
goo g".ls. superior winter sperm o.
chests gunpowder tea
10 DO imperial 81 young hvgcn do
10 or casks old port wine
20 boxes claret do
10 hds & 20 bbls Baltimore whigRag
100 boxes brown soap
10 do sperm candles
= tierCcs Cuba honey
IN invoice of splendid cut glass ware consist.
INC OF decanteis, trmblers, wines, &c.
10 boxes Colgatee best starch
!, bugs black pepper
do alspice
100 reams Of single and double wrapping uapes
lO kegs ground ginger. and the usual assort-
mont Of china, glass and crockerv ware.
Inc above goods have been recently received and
nc ~B red on the most accommodating terms bv
Dtc 1T BENZ. L. HILLARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
MARTME NEWS.
Port or RICiLMOND. DEC. s.
ARRIVED

Schr sally & Eliza froui Baltimore with suDdre. TO p Sui
ivan CuSfman Andrew, james Winston e. Beck and 10
order. - - -' ~ W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
sft66 10

Phc number Of boats arraod during the week
ending on the Goth, vas 232.
.NjInicp Of Boats and apomtof produce passed d,nD
through ne Loccr Lotks.
DIR 30 bids tobacco 10 square o s1io. 36 bhls -four,
- bushels wheat ~ bushels corn 1000 feet plank fB bush
bran 50 bush shor,s, - cords 81 no. - uTlnj Golts' t.
al boats, 3, Is Lu!,. CG4l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
JAMES WINSTON.

JAMES WINSTON.
C0Ju.YISSIO.t MERCHANT
has on HAND OFFERS FOR SALE
10000 Lbs. OF hest Siuithiicld bacon
900 harreis y. q. and Potomac nett herIir-s
zoo do. cider vinegar
30 DO mountain family four
- do. refined SUGAR
@0jo lbs. best slaughtered soal le,Lcr, ayerarine,
20 lbs.
dozen heavy russell upper l:atheg
1000 Us. cotton balinle-ropc
10000 Hacks superior segars
1900 common do
IL dozen siycs. different sizes
20 kegs Sinit!tfield lard
~ do mountain butter
dozen American castor G:a
10000 5-8 heart shingles
10000 feet good flooring PLANK
Glue III barrels starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco, leading InnTs
Seine twinc, clover seed
alexandria crackers,
find daily etpect
500 gallons li.;seed oil. 13uo,, n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

1iekets.-Box and Pit, Is cents, to be had at the
usual piaces-Let Gallery, % cents-Nliddle Gale
ry, 37t cents No smoking allowed in the Theatre
dT Doors to be opened u. c, and curtain to rise u
7oclock, precisely.
- set of excellent stoves are supplied for the
comfort of the audience. Dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

BY 1R1PLETT g. JOHNSTON
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 9Th inst. at 10 O'Clock. Nc
Will sell a general assortment of GROCERIES, "a
10 Boxes Culgatcs best starch
70 do do mould candles
70 DO DO soap
80 bhs New England rum
20 boxes cigars
10 hhds whiskey
Antigua and Jamaica rum
Holland gin and old peach brandy
An assortment baleing Irvine and seyyipe fc-t-,
81. CroX aud Por:, Rico sugars
Spennaceti candles, Rio coffee
An assortment of Virginia spuifs in pots md
bottles
a lot ot hollow castings, bar iren
Writing paper, &c. &c. SC.
ne D ". s. J. Aucfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

o. The Manager respectfully announces to the
Ladies and Gentlemen OF this city, its vicinity and
the public, that he has engaged the celebrated Trage-
dian, MR.. HAMBLIN, for jeo ,;gJtts-Dne nc
tice will be given of his first appearance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06

D. TIMBERLAKE offers for SaIs
SnA Sacks Salt
wv 100 bags coffee
80 n ntty psyS. gunpOwder aud tmperd ga
20 bags pepper
pipes Cognac brandy and g+u
40 barrels old wlliskey
90 10 country gin
p DO \. T.. rum
20 do imitation Cognac brguIy
- barrels 0' ''s
II y0s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

ms. .,sa b W Issa Ss Of ,ws bargains sseu. made
I One between Mr. Adams and Mr. the other be-
u, a ssss Mr. Ws1.,s, told Mr. on
ses sfy Wished WISH ad to sn ss.
@ 70 pp to he .a%sr;
i one sss sss %ess.
N Which x ss ,s s ssy ss s 9s States
4sssn RI H0 ", did a,s Mr. adams ohsr
SS oS aa wit" q s ,sa,s .s his him
Adams Adams: E., c N.Y. ;esp %ai ]
e sis st ss5s s
;ss s .a sss ss aa Ssss
secured o & for Mr.
the ea % of p nsns 3. i sa p.1 b.
oss a e %sss he &c s 81 out Of ss
the people had voted against him '''sA 'A''0''y Of
for WINCH s. ya aer saisa t so s sses
member. York sDn PRESIDENT as the SIXTY
Question Is not time amend Obvious Constitution
Admnr., every 'e s of Ibis Kind a.
pe e's s ruin must elect Andrew
cAh sssn e h *; Nv ssss
giant, e has 6se nent mas been % h was and
Tsey o % . csv ,sv.s q
Che have those Of the las. three years OF
S aB TsFSsT bSss
S5R Sp
The whole expenditures three years of Mr. Adams a.r,
f
c, rhs soniagen have In Mr.
% Ma Mon s E
aos en For s 5 nr y Ct general
sons an goo dollars per year The first four Mr.
si' 3sa y @, per Ses os
g year ss 1 sa @.'s Ss d iss amount
1f Me- s Mo"so. T saass. TINES s G much
e s.. Mr. Adams expended 5000 dollars 1884 dos
Three to England under the admins
ar aaknos 81
pas %o Ss'%e san Tsf U 5 bad
or more than t'eenty dollars every day
THE CONTRAST
Swiss zSoss e ssss
sas .ssssiI ~ | sss1sss s
B Brat % s u S sss s %s's Of force ss,
s written at time whe" receiving $4,000 per anum from
Cen Remember our w.
o our country must and shall be defended We will enjoy liberty
has @ u our Gns to es eo5
~T,. 10, -. :, ~. ... s:Ek JACKSON
Eop and UNDER s proud ON which aas.s s e
spalgieG banner boLtfu
lCenerat Jacksops Toast on his 7Tit IsI01
zen Jackson IN The 1914 had motgaged his property to
RAISE funds the against which tIs
ganuc power bad collected TO crush
The
alike
from
that every whose bosom beats high freeman win
promptly anil
oseue her From impending nge nobly lie who
called
DE vhe as an enemy TO his counry friend to her foes"
Your enemy his sails already
are united and he find conenng
lze Da,rnnd fame nobest reward" Jacksors address befsre
the 6atAe Of New Orleans S''
:. ANOTHER COINCIDENCE.
Mr John Adams in his Cunningham Correspondence, bob.
eJ0 Thn fallen decay, vo,d
earth Than fait efcarryng their point
MIR Clay in his Baltimore He rather o.. ,r
land Uisid ifh
"han fail ycarryng his pin.''
enjoys eminent degree the public favour; and
speu opinion than An officer whose him To
the highest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

. From the american Sentinel
Question How S the President the United States elected
seer y electors chosen in the several States such
the Legislature Of each State direct
Question How arene TO a choice
a majority o. whole number.
Question How electoral weregi in
y4us1ver: There were26
Question How did the electors in 1924
qs7vc: 90 voted for JacksonS3 for J. O. Adam41
Crawford-37 for H. Clay.
Question As majority the 06i did any
ddacs what folowedi
The decision dcvoved
Question. How many
in 1875?
.9nssger. 2f2 voted
Question. How did they
81 members for A. Jackson--7
w H. Crawford the decision
voted by
vote, and the single member Of Illinois gave
Question. How did the States Congress-
1ngr IS voted for O. Adams; voted for A. Jackson
w. IL Crawford.
Question: Please 10 the States which thus
For j. O. 8Gns Maine, Hampshire,
Ian Connecticut Vermont New York Maryland,
Louisiana, Missouri Illinois Ohio For a. Jackson Jersey
syyani Carolina, Mississippi Alabama
IT. Crawford. Delaware, Virginia N. Carolina Georgia
Question: How did happen that John q Adams, who but 81
26f electoral gig Congress-
was made PRESIDENT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25
E.rtract from Colonel r. c.. Hindmda, Of Knoa

at heard order, did any act Of Gen. Jack
sons that could, in the slightest degree be considered
act of severity. Neither did the action last longer than
absolutely necessary for the Of army and
the safety of Gen. Jackson did evince every dis
position Of humanity that he could, to the enemy The
prisoners well treated circumstances would per-
nit and an evidence of his wishing massacre he
did, in my presence, send MaycId the Interpreter to the
Indians the right of the breastwok and offer them quar-
crs conditions they would surender and during the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25
ANOTHER COJNCIDENcE
From a .Ne1u York fnber.


"than fail Of arryfng his pain.' '"'s'
Gen JackonjutIy favour and
OF m
pectu -
the highest aud whose WHOLE has been s;oa;zsd
by The purest Intentions and the purposes JOHN O.
ADAMS. ~ $3.50 "
My friendship for Gen Jacso strong confidence
aud regard have given him, Wilde President ob taking apv ~
against him in tie Presidential JAMES MONROE
The recollection OF the public relations which
son. while President and The proofs given him. Of the high h
which he WIS held BY me" &c--JAMES MADISON.
Ten JacksoH car-,eaded, minded
the roman ~ HIM than living THOMAS
towards that distinguished Captain who has shed GLORY on
our country, whose enown CONSTITUTES 50 great aporo Of proper
IT, never had ca HAVE other feelings those the
most profound RESpECT and OF the utmost kpdneTi.
"in ANDREW JACKSON Commahde Chief Of toe
south The President found fit for encrgcneyA STATES
toyA PATROT, whose bosom sweed with the
JisiEs MONROE
lie holds high place esteem, undeis patriot and
military character has deserved well Of his country give M
place with
lin, Fayete, Nc"-THOMAS JEFFERSON.
" No kind could acceptabe
bust OF this great whom deeply idebtsd
cou shall preserve with great for the
my posteriy''-JOIfN ADAMS.
II country Jackson 10 be 81
for public life the end present him Tic oy
hope left of avoiding the dangers manes about ae broad
constructions given the Constitution Ok, United nv
President Adam which eaces all limitations 81 powers
General Government By theory, altogether unres,rane"
THOMAS JEFFERSON IN 1875.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-04


viz super black, blue olive. mixed and green cloths
and cassmeres, Aannes, hnseys and low priced csssi-
netts super mixed and blue sattinetts wide and COM
mon bxngups, aushings and bazes, rose blankets,
point. stripe and macknaw Tito, merino shaws and
scsrs cashmere do cloth do. blue, black, orange and
drab circassians, black Norwich Grape, nankin and
Canton grapes and robes, black alanette, Italian lus
rngs and gros de maps, large assortment mourning
and fancy ginghams and csieoes Marseiles quilts and
knotted counterpanes Of all sizes low priced domestic
carpeting, ingram do bed ticking (some full yard
wide,) super black bombaznes, furniture and other
dmities, silk and cotton hose, worsted do. (long and
short plain and rbbed) Tartan plaids. French mer'no
do. (besutfu) men'sand women's plaid cioaks, mems
beaver and horseskin gloves ladies' kid gloves and
mitts, nankn pongees, bensalets, super black le
vantine. chi,drens bootees, coored camhrics. plain
and figured Swiss mulls and cambrics, crossbarred do
Swiss peerines and cspes, cheap and good Irish Ii
nens sheetings and lawns; linen cambria and hdkfs
cotton and worsted carpet bindings, full assortment
of domestic goods aud cotton yarn, pelisse waddms
low priced figured lenos. Ga and "a Barnsey diaper
tout) cablets with general assortment Of most ar
tices in the dry good line which renders his stock I'M
usually complete.
1 case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low by
the dozen or piece. 10th mo 9th