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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,

mo 58 AN ACT making appropriations fer the pu:
chase Of books, and for other purposes.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatres Of the United States Of .3merica in Con-
gress assembled, That the sum Of five thousand
dollars be. and the same hereby is appropriated, TO
be pail out Of any money in the Treasury, not
otherwise appropriated, for the purchase OF Books
for the Library Of Congress.
Sec. Q. .and be il further enacted, That the
Librarian of Congress be authorized to employ an
assistant, who Shall receive yearly a compensation
Of eight hundred dollars, commencing March
fourth, one thousand eight hundred and twenty.
seven, to be paid out Of any money in the Ireasa,
ry, not otherwise appropriated.
Approyed-e4,h May, 1873
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01

N CoNcnEss, July 4, l.76,
The Unanimous Dec'arntion Of the Thirteen Uni
tea States II .2merica
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-01
SHERIEFS SALE.

Newcastle, June 23d, 1923.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

WAsIHWGTON, Oct, IL
Ihn publication o. letter from Mr.. Jefferson 10
Mr.. Giles, dated The 25;h u Dec 1925 concerning
q communication maGe by Mr.. Adams 10 Mr.. Jeler-
son. in relation TO the embargo Of 1907 renders ne
cessary The following statement, which we .,s au.
,forized by Mr.. Adams to make
The indlsiinctness Of the recoections Of Mr.
'ssrson, Of which his letter itself frelinglv com
Iains. has Blended together thfeo distinct JerioJs
{ tune, and The information, which hr did receive
{ ON Mr.. Adams, "ith events which afterwards oc-
c1rred, and Of which Mr.. Adams could not have
'orned him II fortunately harrepsthat Ibis error
arrarc1' On 80 FEC q lhc letter itself u SAYS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25
CORDAGE .nR 1920
VAyY Cod adfssioH ERs' Orr1cr.
22d OCT 1929


Ed oct 1923
gltifE Commissioners of the Navy will recei, .
"a sealed proposals, until the LIST December nexi
'or supplying the United States Navy, durinp
The year 1929, with the following quantity of Cor.
dage' TO be made ofthe best clean. watcr. re,ted
HemP, the yarns 10 be tarred At least three months
before being laid into Cordsgc viz:
- tons to be delivered at the Navy Yard yos,on
IL 90 do 10 NJ o,i,
% DO DO do washingion.
90 90 DO do Norfolk. Va
Of such sizes os shal he required by the Com
Inardants, respectively, Of the said Navy Yari..
One halt, the specific quantity required NJ esci,
ard must be delivered by the Is OF April. 1879
and the other haIf by the 1st Of July following.
The foregoing quantity will be actually con,racte
'or' WIN NE stipulation. that the actual quantity
AZ any Que, or al The Yards. may be Augmented
MY per cent upon 60 days notice thcrcorbeine
gwen totne Contractors. The whos fthe Cor
daee must be Of thc best quality and stanI ih.
proof established at The respective Navy Yards,
i-arh "oiieT must state whether IL is for '.patcn."
or common lid" Cordagc. aud must be endo,s-
ed .'Oiirr to ferA.sh Cosiags fr lac year 1929"
O''' 80 Sid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

Copy in the Bo9h-.
" Inc causes OF its
vllre and Importance
Hot being a matter OF
great noloriety here, are
obvious; il was an EN-.
ploymcnt not only in the
fishery, but, in many in
stances, undoubtedly in
h'0de with the British
inhhbi.ants. Those who
were engaged in il made
no unnecessary promui-
cations Of heir cuploy-
ment, while the roorer
Inhabitants Of the provin-
ces, tasting equally its
sweets and advantages,
were alike disposed to
keep silence with regard
10 II; but not 80 situated
were the provincial gov
ernments and the more
wealthy fthe merchants
OF the seaport towns
They mad become highly
alarmed AT the expansion
OF this fishery and trade;
jealous Of its progress
aud ciarnorous at its en-.
durance; they, therefore,
o. late years" SC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25
IRON the IT, S. z'slegraph--Ert0, Oct. ED I
.JACKSON'S COMINC-JACkSON'S COMING,

From the Il. S. I'elegrGph-- Ert0, Oct. 22d. I
JACKSOS'S COMINC-JACHSON'S COMING
Glorious TRIUMPH IN OH1o!l
EDITORS Confession DENCE.
Extract " lstfcr to enc NJ the Editors dated
CINCINNATI, 18th Oct. ,
IL past o'clock, =. ". {
Dear air--l hasten, and take pleasure In inform
ing sou Of the result OF election in this city,
and county, which has resulted in the entire sue
cess OF 'he Jackson candidates for Congress e Lc-
gisialnre, and by majority unlocked Tor and I'M
expected ny men o. ci,.er party. IN the city, our
Ingo,lly Is zol votes, and ia the county Of Iamil-
ton, 1866 votes. Tbi. il truly a glorious vicfo,y
"Nc have met the enemy and they are ours.''
The effect produced aud our majority in ths Cen
OCCASIONAL district, lsD astonishing 10 our 6yer.
s6res II is at Least 22O0 votes. This you may re.
~ or, although we have not received the con-.
plete relufns from the adjacent county. Cleuuooi
connected with tbs di;t,icf. We have ,..is r. s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-25

(1y DC Co,il.e't.kl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15
OBITUARY.

DIED, al his residence, ~ ClmpbeH, or The
night Of the OH inst. Mr.. JOHN IA. HIfiON,
in the forty sixth year OF his age, attei a ionS
and painful illness, which he bore with christian
like patience aud ioIiilude. 10 eulogize HE
dead has become so common a practice That
obituary nuiises, in most cases, consist OF no
thing but exirsvagant language and unmefilrd
praise but Of the deceased II MAY I've truly ana
enphaiiesliy sad he lived greatly beloved, aud
died sincerely regretted by all who knew hin'.
Possessing by nature "A " warm, generous, ana un
sUspectlng heart, he WAS always disposed 10
view things IT, the fsirest hight, aud 10 Judge
lightly Of the m,sderds OF his fellow-Inen. Cher
lshinp ~ their full force, honorable and magnan-
lmous feelings, his soul rosa indignant at the
bare mention OF any hing that vas not iair aud
above board. Remarkable for bis iranhness,
candor. aud liberalIty ofsentiineut, he lived IL
peace with all men. Commencing his career
upon the broad principles 81 honesty and hber-
alty. he adhered to them through life with the
most scrupuious minliene5s, and navy came up
to ,h,t au.llnportant command of Cob, do
unto others as y0H W0'lf, they StoatG 40 Rhfe
goR." Ia all the relations OF lie, the conduct
of he deceased was une Icepiionalle a. n nus
band he was kind & tender. rs u father, affection"
ate and induigent; as a master. humane and Tor
piying as "A friend, ardent. sincere aud devoted.
Could ine prayers Of ms distressed faulty, the
nnrem,ued attention o. fI,nIs, or medical ski,
nave ava,led any thins, he would s'I'
have lived TO enjoy in tlelr smiles, that plea-
sure, which il wash, higlfes, happiness to ten
and bis Constant dc,.fc 10 IWpart. Inc decreased
has left an aniabie " ii8 AND nlne children to ID
nient ms irTeparable losa.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15
Notice this particularly.

FiiiE executor, ofihc last " ~ aud Tesla
meni ofGeDrge Haiislon, sen. dec. vii
sell privately, a large ifaci 6f Wood Land, be
longing 10 his estate, j. my in ,be county o Hen
~, on boa, side 3 ~ The main country Joatt. lead.
ing from North 10 south, and adjoining the
lands oil Joseph ptrier, Stephen Stone. Jamee
Dye aud others. The wbolr% Irpctis %bramiiul-
" set With hne pune ana other tin,bcrs has n
number OF ana II streams OF water, one Of ~ l,eh
Is Sufficiently large todrise n machinery, ~ IA
saw mill, &c. The land, absiractly coisidered .
is moi valuable, baf It's situation being in an ,x
cellent neig hboIhood ior u Store, Tavern. TAI.
yard. Iron Smith, Saw Mil, &c. renders !, IN.
i%erestIng to those wishing TO engage in nny o,
all Of those branches vt business ~conbncd. Il,
will be cut in lois Of two. three o, Tour hundred
acres cache Of any convenient, SIZE 10 suit pu.
ciaseIs.
Also. one other tract Of abuDt seven hundred
acres, 90 The Lynchbutg roRd, near Col. Joseuh
Martin. Any prrs"n drSirouB 10 vest a smat
capital IN permanent rStaie. is requested ~
make il known to the subscriber. Iiying al Hen
~ courthouse, " Thou, tb'la,.
1ARIE1oN KING
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Dec. Is


virtue Of a deed al itus., .krtLlru :,
the ssbscrlbe' BY Jas Cus,ard, IN his bfe.
time, bearing date Dee. 1926, l. dnly ,e,,,.
DID in the clrik's oilice of the county cour, nj
PiusyiYania. I shall procrt,i 10 sell. b, Way i,
public auction, TO The hishesi bidder, on Sa,vrdn,
the 2oib insf. ut the late residence OF the s,,d las
Custard. in pirsyl'ania county, the p,ope,,, r.,
said deed men'isoed, viz / sorrel mare ana
colt, 3 feather beds and furniture, ! pin. ur,s.
/ pine des's, 9 ovens, ! pot, l cotton mh,.l
pine chest, ! set joiner's tools, | plough, | polp
axe, 9 killing hoes, . pine tables. / loom, q md.
sor cliairs, and i tea kettle, LIS iuien,i.d to sell
thr property for cash IL other conciusiona
should he ~iirA'Yn, i, will be madr know or,
the day at safe. Acting rs trustee. l " III cnpye,
only such title 10 the allow property rs i, y,si,d
IA me bv said deed and none other.
.las5E MiNrER, T.ns,e.
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PARIS AND LONDON
WI EDICTNES.
Is.


T7W Ia nTrrNFY NC
1v2 i GIs
FENHE subscriber has this d,y recr'y ed, from
Paris and London, a most spirndid and
argp assortment Of The following EXTRACTS,
&c. Nc.-siz
AGO., oc uo,,hia
s,in,a,e ~ In
purc Nrornbia
N,r;,t. ofC old--Oxvde o(Cofd
Cioconine-p,nssic icid
Emetiue-Iod,ne
Cansic,ne (aetiye nrincjp!e Of CAYENNE Zen.
,p,,
Cornine tae,;ve ny.nciole of DogwoojA
Extract Quin,os IfAae Two orainsl
Pvrolie neon, ntS4t,
Ci,r,c Arid n!
Ci,rated K,l;
p,rp Soda
Pr, p,t,ss
Hydriodate Of potoss
Lun,line
Black Oxide of Mercury
Grafton ol Gtose | dronI
Crot,n on pills
Rangooo Oil, (for Rheumatisml
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15
A REMEDY

In DisPas es of the Liver Debility resulting
from intenperancs and destination: Old and M
veterate Ulcers: Pains in The Bones. attended
with swellings of the joints indigestion ;
Blo'ches on the Face, Pimples, sc. SyphIis Z;
Cuianeous diseases generally. and letter ~ par
ticufar Mercurial and Scrafulous complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures perform
ell by the Cathol con, have become so nuner-
Gus, as 20 preclude their insertion in any news
papcr, aud has made it necessary for the pro-
prietor TO print them in n pamphlet OF abort
100 pages. This will he forwarded as soon AS
possible to the several Agents for eratuitnus dis
tribntion, and must, on perusal, strengthen the
good opinion now entertained BY the friends OF
this medicine. and disarm, as il is hoped, the
preiudices OF those who view with distrnst any
medicine not known in what is called "reg'l-
lar practice" Facts are sIubbon things, and
cannot be gainsa'd.
At the earnest solicitations of members of the
medical faculty. aud others who have witnessed
the astonishing cures edected by the use oil IRE
Vegetable Caiholicon, and who are anxious that
lis benefits 10 mankind may he more widely IN
fused, the proprietor hns consented to reduce
the retail price 10 TWO DOLLARS
per bottle and this will he dnue without ~ any
way deteriorating the quality Of the medicine
or redrcinr The sac Of The bottle. az has b' en-
materially done in the case OF Swaim's Pan.
acra.
Tine subscriber, agent for Fotter's Genuine
CnHofcoH. has Just received 2SS, ROT
Tiles. which are for sale at the Ph,lAdei
plia prices
w DAWES.
Dcc.S
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Comm ERCIAL RECORD.
Markets.

Wheat is in demasd a, 81 l21. There ia
no, much coming in, Flour is selling fur. @6
ls from the Wagons AT retail from 4 bhAo
$L-Corn from ~ TO "a %. aud ltys no OTIS.
Pork The price OF IN : article remains Sta.
iionary at Va 90. There has not been much in
market for the last week, but there Is now n bet
ter supply.
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y Planters aud Farmrrs.

Wiz subscriber viii give The hieiles, eash
u p''cf ip' itansie, ~ loose tobacco. deliver.
ed u, his Factory, uear Black Water Ware.
house, ~ TINS place. Apply 10 his manager, Mr.
saunders III The Factory, or to the subsct ibrg
AZ ms once on Bank square. ihe highest cash
price WI al all times le gwen Tor good Wltra,
.MAURt1L LANGHOkkF, ir
Dec. IL az
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ASSssszsgsS1Sssss.
LArEsI. FaoM ENGLAND

The brig Parnciiofe. Capt. Bnn,in. mas a..
we'd At Norfolk. hrineio gLiserpobI papei ,ls "a,
21th oci. two days later than helnrc feesi,.f
We fnd M eonhrlna lon ofthr fh1 nj w.,
ns stated IN The eAiraci of n letter from Han,
burg, which ihe rreder sill end brloa n,
following are the latest adsiets fun The ION, al.
var t
A bulletin has arrived, which b inps dow "a n.
operations it.lnlr Narnn iothe ii Inai. rhs.,,
In 10 the 9Th TIL and S%ilisIria 10 the mn al,
The eeneralrrsuli Of all these np.rgtioo. +.
ihat silisifla srenis 10 be very ferLig ,nv.aI,f
and That the Garrison are able 10 cornunj.s.
WIN any turkish force 10 their vicinity. Tho
Ihonmlh Is spiar hisrnpaged Thai Iiussitt Pact
IS nhle IL send delaelimeuts 10 Cooperate vii
the ef"nl itHipi ~ hs attempt n relieve vet
nm and that the Grand pizlrr M been abI. q,
sr"d oethehtrenif 10 cross thr knmpic2yk ami
Tue ffavadii uhe up u strong enlfpnebed ne.,-
i'on, and defeat ihe'e1pris of the Rnss,abs IN
: I'VE hun nom II.
Ihe romor thai Turkey bad osroed TO ndmi,
The intervention Of England aud France ia The
niaifs ~ oteete. nceordinR TO tile treaty of The
9th 81 July. and lhet she rrf,sts 10 permit Rus.
STA 10 be a purity, is confirmed, he
The Commercial news will be found nndar H.,
proper hend.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15
NEW ARRIVALS OF

NPsOh SALTS, Alum, Copperas. Mad
IL der. Chrome Yellow, Chrome or p.,,rut
h'sen, Sulph. Quinine, White Lead in oil ans
dry, Spanish Brown in oil aud dry-.,orcfhr.
with a VEkf Fuii5 GENUINE aud GENI.
A assortment OF Medicines, Drugs, Punt.
generally, dry and ~ oil, brushes of all lindt,
Dye oiuifs aud by" Woods, IN siiciS u grolfnd
ois, S"nfis oi nil Kinds, Soaps al all kiml5..
All Of winch nreoitcredlo my friends, me, caaal.
pi'ysio,ans and the public, a, hoa unusually l.,,
p'ices. Howell uAFiE
December q.
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II The following were the numbers drawn
In the last class ol the Dismal swamp Letter, .
OF 10 - IA A,aslf.

" A meeting OF the Methodist Reform As.
scc%isilon, wall be held Mt the Masonic Hail
Oh Tuesday evening next, al bali past sin o.
clock. Tor The purpose OF celebrating on the
.propric,y Of organizing under the Conventions
al articles adopted by the late general Con
%vcniion OF Reiormers. held in Baltimore. All
those persons who contemplate joining this
Association, are requested 10 come forward nj
this time. Tue friends of the Association a q
invited.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15
THE EFT.

Richmond, Dec. l0-Bul lew transactions
have taken plsc. in FLOUR for several days-
some sales have been made ut 81 20 a I 80.
Holders are generally asking 81 aud In'Ie dis,
position Is manifested to sell Tor less. Wheat,
best, ~ 40-inferior qualify ! 20 a / 30. The
stock Of Flour on hand 10 large and cou,Inues to
increase.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15
-e0N--


II We give below the latest commercial acs
counts furnished by the papers received by the
last Native undo fsland, however, from nj.
rate sources. thai tho lst Of November PACKET had
arrived at New Yo,k, bringing advices much
more fqrorcbie 20 the Grain and Flour market.
but we are n acquainted with pat..aculais. .
FOREIGN MARX ErS.
By ,he Parachute. arrived a., Norfolk, with
Liverpool adv'ces to the ~ III Ocl. We lrarn that
no business hah trans ,,irod at Liverpool since
the adv'ces by the j. 1msn, in bonded Hheat ~
ffonr. hut prices ! emained Arm III Consequence
oi the high aver ages.
IN cndon on the 9th. the reduction OF Is IN
'neT.niy n Whrst bad a considerable effect on
v. heat IL bond M notwithstanding the late az
rivals oil + Foreign Corn, Wheat m bond advan-
ced Is to is on The prices Of Monday.
LUNDOs CORN MARKET, Oct. %.
Our ma, s.t ~ss extremely dull ihis morning
for tue Wheat, still fine samples supported hon-
da, y pricesi not 30 IN bonded Wheat. III which
article ,hs spectators entirely conllne then OPP
eratiors, and rather better prices were obtained,
the duty bring now DIS. 6d and on Monday viii
tall 10 lSs. I'D. per a.. Mating Barley, uulcss OF
superior quality, is very dull sale, aud, on the
Whole, rather cheaper. Oats support our laH'
currency
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S2 PER

FHNHE unparalleled reputation Of this med
clue is such. and its pre-emincnt vlrtued
are so we'll established, aud so fully actnowes
lodged by an intelligent ipuhlic, that II is
scarcely necessary TO say any thing further
than that IL is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15

ET D L o N.-The next SEES.
IA sion Of the subs criher's school viii com.
msnce an Monday the 9Th Of January. Terms.
or EngliSli instruction tens dollars, aud for the
L'tin nri Grerh 'loca9ae iifteen dollars. pay
able ir advance VA ~, WARD.
D.. Is G?6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15

AlstlcI hom Hambueg 81 the o5ih Of Oct. 70.
frtsrd ID. q gentleman IL Philadelphia. soya =.
hisipofn,he, a tnaflct arrived, hfns ing the
"sss ihai The army Of me uinnl tlzer ,ss, 10
'ehese ,%houunla, has hfe beaten by The Rnss,.
Oct ~ =" %
'xlke itrr was r~ecrigei by the I,u,h aua Al,
~, which a%,ri'elat lint pori nom itanln,.b
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INSTRUCTIONS IN
w d ~ a..

...nv.y 80" - "
IItkAtt Subscriber (lion iii1imond.0 Re
- sreeilnlly annoancs, tothe ,nhab t,gnls Of
by %nebbn'g aud lis vicinity his intentions OF 81,
ing lessons on The flano bud viii attend az inc
dwellings oi those who wish To employ him idr
that purpose.
lie will likewise give lessons on the violin.
; lute aud cbnronet.
y, u Pianos tuned md repaired.
Application 10 he npde ~ ihr Ffnuklln Ho,r,
where terms viii be made known.
WILLIAM HARMAN.
Dec. &. ,o.a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15

n The formation OF The new Cabiat,is maiier
Of considerable speculation, Tie Administrator
prints troat IL very inti'ilerenily, MS n mhitrr in
which they have no interest whiIr the Jackso-
nian Editors are all IN II aulter. They afre' 10
care nothing about II. ~lile. nj tho san,e time,
you can ser their perturbation IN every word
they 81, on the %sntiect. Our opinion is, that
Martin Van Buren, will he Secretary If State. u
he ehl consent 10 he placed " IN the line of sale
Observation-Disclosures Liulrion Waller 1sz.
well Atha, Col Wm D,astnn ri south Csiolina
win be Secretary Of War-Levi wpodbury Or
New Hampshire, Secretary OF The Navy, Lung.
don Chrves OF Pennsylvania. or Louis Mclaae
Of Delaware. Secretary of the Treas,uy-and
Edward Livingston OF Louisiana or L. n Bat
hour of Va Attorney General. Tho pf4seut
Post Master General will doubt less siAy where
he is-Gen Jackson could not ge, a better. For
The res, oftlie oli 80. seekers. The small fry ofihe
faction, they must he con,eutcl In he subordinate
officers In iorcign embassies collectors of Gus
tnms-post.masIers-navs ~ngenis-a,,ny con
tractors reg stars OF land oiices-ole,Ns, &c.
That some viii De aeappoin'ci. there is no
dooiat-and some roo. WIN have rendered the
General good service. Bui. II will tehis misior.
tune that there arssa few onices--ecrtainly not
his fault ,haIiIe Ind SO many friends.
S1O
u" The Enquirer has complied with lie pro
mise, aud has assailed the Presidents message.
But . oh most lame and impotent conclusions"
Aterceg,ta,ing a weeks & turning and twisting
il every way which iis malicious ingenuity could
devise, il could see no aaw in ii-and, crying
" Help, Cass,us, OF sink! = the Baltimore Re.
publican cumo 10 its did with a string OF denun.
Citations IN weak aud contemplate as one cnn
well imaginc-and the Enquirer =" adopted"
them n- il own How at the mighty fall
len
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our old stand,

TIHlS day We remove 10 our nrv bnilif4t.
- where we cordially invite oar friends nn1
customers 10 cal, Our stock is ienni kaol,
large, comprising the greiiesr va,iely, winch ~
will sell a, the loves, prices.
MCKEE q MEM.
Dec. II. ~
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Grand Consolidated Lottery.

10 be drawn ~ the city oi Washington.
VI thursday The 10Th Dee. next.
bo,0lO Dollars 5000 Dollars
Io,op Dollars 1000 Dolilai
2,3D Dollars = Of ] ,0uD Dollars
Dol 6oD Doliats & Of 6W Dollars
sc al 100 Dollnts 30 of 90 po,,n,s
20 of 50 Dollars ~ Of 30 Dolla,.
800 Of 10 Dollars $50 Of % polinn.
Whole Tickets 900 Helyes $40 Qnhr-
trrs SO
The drawing ofihe above will be received a.
tue Lottery and Exchange office Of
T. W BEWSOH.
Successor 10 3 t. NJ Alien L. c..
Der. II
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~ Mr.. VIM. Polk has resigned the office Of
President OF the State Bank Of ". Carolina, and
Judge Rufin appointed his successor, With an
addition to the salary of $500 per ann. its al.
fairs bring in such a deranged state as to render
1 necessary that NJ President should possess
great legal ablilty.--Fhe Wing, noticing the af
fairs of the -. G.. Bank, throws on, some sugses.
tons 10 the Legislature, which are not without
interest. as to 'hs proprieiy OF re.elarteriog one
of the Virginia banks. Il is the only question,
We brIicvc, IN which the Editor ofihe WING aud
the Knightof Roanoke meet Oh common ground
They both abhor tie Bmnhing system. " as the
most arcursed Invention which yer plagued
msnkind-profling the few, iupoveri,hing aud
raining the many, breaking down theindep.nd-
afce = ctaraG,er ofj04i9ijra'' anl corfla' 1g
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15

dno'ter Compliment TO the Suttdn.-TIe Lon
don Times speaks Of Sultan MAHMoUD, as fol-
L,ys - He is the greatest man OF the existing
era. How mise, able seems the policy OF per.
sons nearer home. when compared with the lof-
" and heroic spirit OF this barbarian chief? II
Foglaud be kicked, we may depend upon i than
Turkey will not, under tie reign OF Mallsoud. =
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