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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULT Il, 1923.
National nominations.
FOR RPRESIDENT,
JOHN Q. ADALS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD SySE.


The administration papers are daily devel
op;ng new facts, to prove, if more proofs are
needed, the dlsqualilicatons Of Cen. jackson
for the Presidency. We have this day pub
l;shed from the MaryIander, al account OF the
tax which ho most unconstitutionally imposed
whilst Governor Of Florida, aud of the mark
cd dsapprobation and indirectly severe cen
suro, which Congress passed upon this unpre'
ccdented and tyrannical act. Again and a
gain we retcrate our surprise, that 80 many OF
our countrymen should be such warm adher
"a Of this dangerous man with all the
knowledge Of his character, which even his
most determined opponents possoss,his friends
still cling to him, not from personal esteem
but, as they say, from conviction that he is
me bost qualified to rule over us. If they be
lievo this they are bind--they are prejudiced
--thcy have not the capacity to distinguish
GOOD from evil Ii thoy believe it not, are
they the friends Of their country These
states cover vast extent of territory; they
are inhabited by men generally enjoying the
uenefits of education, and impressed with Il
!sep sense of tho value o f civil and religious
recdom They know the worth Of their glo
Gus constitution, and of the innumerable
,tssings which have sprung from lis happy
oillonce. They are aware what dangers
ere encountered, what suilerings endured
win TIC rights of lreemen; and they arc
$50 aware from the history Of the past, how
asy these noble acquisitions may be lost fer
.vcr Is it probable then, is it not at best al
die hope, that man, whose private aud pub
nc acts whose very nature indie atos the hear
and head of a depot, will receive a mOjorii,
If the suflragcs of the American people
should such an event ever occur, as the eloc
ton of Andrew Jackson 10 the presidency b,
tnc free consent of the citizens of these Uni
ted States, | know Of no incident in histor
cr fable which can be compared with it, I'M
less it is TO be found in the history of the Jews
who were not content even under the paier
nal government Of wise, just and benevo
lent God.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
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An unusual number of strangers are already
in town. The boarding houses are generally
well filed and the new hotel at Bellevue,
which so many Of our worthy citizens decricd
as a runcus, or at best an Improbable undor.
taking, is likely to be not only highly advan.
taceous TO the proprietor, bat beneficial TO the
town,hy Offering the additional nducemcnt of
excellent accommodations to those, who are
disposed TO vsil us. We have often wonder.
cd in times past when we have read of crowds
fluckng TO the springs, and to other parts of
New England, that Newport should he so
much neglected Many who have resided for
few weeks in summer with us, praised our
delightful breezes-..our fine prospects ts-oxccl
lent roads and agreeable society. We haze
heard them commend even our occasional fugs
which, however dense aud gloomy, bring " iih
then the purifying freshness of the ocean
Ladies from abroad have talked with cnthusi
asn oftheir afternoon walks to Tamnany hill
aud their evening excursions by moonlight tc
the Beach andthe Lily Pond. Add to al
these, salt water bathing and fine advantages
I for fishing, shooting, and sailing, and what is
| there in the way OF rational enjoyment, which
cannot be here obtained We never knew
single individual accu stoned TO pass part o
the summer at Newport, who did not avov
that each visit gave him additional induce
ments 10 come again.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17

The Albany Daily Advertiser mentions.
that detachment oftroops numbering iGtI.
arrived there yesterday. in canal boats.
from Green Bav, via Buffalo, and left for
! New York in the afternoon. in the steam,
boat Victory. Their destination is the
north eastern frontier,in the state of Ma;re.
, This detachment was accompanied by In
spcctor General Crogan.
at will be gratifying" saws the Nor
/ folk Herald. "to the friends of Com. Porter,
/ to learn, that from letter received by
friend OF his in this town. he may very
shortly be expected in this country"
A lamentnble and disastrous accident
/ occurred nj Portsmouth on Monday last.
About O'Clock p. NJ. as John Orde Creirh-
ton. ESQ. Of tho U. s. Navy. Commander
ofthe NAVY Yard. nj Portsmouth. and mr..
Nathaniel Lyde. Purser of that station.
were riding in a gig. with two horses.
through one OF the principal streets. the
horses took fright. and dashing The gig a.
ca'nst pump. threw both the gentlemen
ont with great violence. brusinp them in
dreadful manner. Mr.. Lyde had his skull
fractured. andexpired about l2 o'clock tbs
same night Can't. Creighton was much
injured. hy wounds in the head. the diso.
cation Of h,s shoulder, & :, but is ou, Of da0,
ger.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17

HAIL STORM--On Friday afternoon last
we were y,A,ss With cue Vi Ne Iaost vsmen'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17
CoNsTANTINopLr, April 81.

WAR appears inevitable--and each day
some bnttalions are directed towards the
Danube Aga pacha, he who has contr
buted so powerfully To the destruction OF
the Ianlssarics, has received otdors to pre-
pare for service, and is preceded by his
troops. The contngents Of Bosnia. fixed
at 5000 men. are nearly all al the posts as
signed for them. The Inhabitants Of this
Province accustomed TO life ofuctlvl,y and
hardship, have been, at all times, the best
troops fthe Sultan.
Two Russian.vessels ofwar. n frigate and
brig. have appeared before Sisipols, at Ii
leagues from the mouth of the Bosphorus,
aud have sounded the channel. The frig
nte having afterwards gone off Ncrna, sent
a boat ashore TO getwater, which boat was
fred upon and the fire reiu,ued.
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BUENOS .4lRES AND ER.9XIL.
Extract of letter dated Buenos Avres. Nlvl0
You probably will have heard, ere thi,
reaches you, how these people have beer
/ hunhuggsd aud nearly ruined by the las
attemp, for peace II appears To have
/ been a deep laid plot of the Emperor. plan
ned by the English Embassy at Rio Janet
| 70. aud II has done more harm than th,
whole Brazilian feet since the wsr.--fol
have no idea of the situation Of affairs af
ter the arrival Of the Heron .oop of war
bearing the dispatches. Ruin and dc
s,ruction fell on almost every commercia
man here, and the result has toen tha
public confidence is lost. and several Of IN,
oldest and most respectable houses her
have failed for immense sums IL was
fine stroke of Don Pedro's Premier. a sec
ond Canning, ! avn ,od--anoihcr such
crush and he gains his day. | will Civ
YOU on idea, as well as | can get at then
of the proposals for peace and the caus
for this commercial calamity. Abou; tw
months since, his Majesty sends by the En-
glish sloop Of war Heron, copy of a pro
position. 0he original was sent by tn
Forte, iEigate, sailed two days be:sFe, !
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17

MAbNlD,
1t is said that, rs soon as The expeditions,
preparing at Corunna and Cadiz, shat have
arrived at Havana, Ad. Laborde Will SAL a
gam, with part Of his squadron, ard or
5000 troops for the Caribbean Sea, the IN
TENTIoS OF our Government being TO AT
TACK either poRTo CAgELLo, CAtTnAGE-
MA, SANrA Marta, or CARAccAs, and to
seek a point d'aPPui on that coast for uI-
terror operations. The remainder Of our
Jquadrom Will remain at Cuba, tn keep IN
awe Ad. Porter, and observe the Mexicans.
In regard to Mexico, If our secret agents
and partlsans succeed in increasing the
disorder and anarchy, bringing matters to Il
CO aplete olsorgnnlzatlon, so rs 10 secure
for our troops, If nota Il favorable reception
at least u feeble resistance. 10 or l2,e00 men
will be sent from Havana 10 land on two or
three different points but at the present
our Government Is not decided to make any
attempts to invade that Republic.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-17

Hask sson's liberal commercial pQllcy," II
is feared that the new Ministry NJ. be M
the minority, and therefore anew election
. talked of II has been reported that The
King had determined 20 resort 60 a dlsso'
luton, rather than have the Catholic qocs'
lion forced on h,m. IL Is Alnted lnat The
Catholics have diminished intheir zeal.
Mr.. nuskiss0a WAS ia favor of d,siran
ehising the borough ~ East Retiord, and
Transferring ,ts right Ia choose hembrr
nj Parliament 10 the greSt town OF Der
mlngham. The puke ~ Weutngton' 4"
seems. was in favor Of transferring the
i,m 10 the Hundred ot Basset Law, Mr
a. was in some degree pledged anu h's al
tempt NJ explanation seems 10 nave oeeh -
eausAt Gtasa resignation, IS 10 have s'Fet
offence % han and his friends. They cnnsld
eFt sort at military dee lsion by the buhe
such az he would have used to Subalterh
and such as w,ll teach other Ministers VIVA,
,bey are 10 expect. Already the Lore
Cbsnes!lor n.ynAurstl has assumed tht
Mglllayton blue tgock aud troNsefs, ahu
the black oTaVat
ItWas the intention OF Mr.. iIusklsson, on
restrning, TO retire altogether from puOiic
lie, BOT says the London Herald, the
rulnp al the Canningites' wish hns 10 De
their READER M Parliament.
The Government may lose the benefit O.
Mr. llusslssou's new system OF Colonial
Government, = Nb,eh has been highly spok
eH Of
LORI Holland dc Walden, and Lord F
Cover. Under Secretaries, have resigned
The appointment of Su Geo. Murray, a.
Colonial Secretary, Is said TO be- unpopular.
The Russian Army has passed the Dan
ube, at ismai, without resistance. In l19'
II cost The Russians 10000 men to take Is
mail, which is very strong ce,26o mile
n. of Constantnople. The Turks seen
as ifstnpihcd by dose Of opium.
The French Papers say Don Miguel ha
been proclaimed King III the whole King
dom of Algraye but II IS said the army con
TIMES attached to Don Pedro. lr SOM
countries the army have gone to those vic
could pay best.
! A gentleman arrived at Dublin from he
! y. =. reported that the Americans were
building ship OF loO guns.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-10
Administration Meeting.
1uE FRIENDS OF THE ADMIN

1sTRaTION, an Newcastle County are request, !,
ID ia take notice, that the County meeting WIN VI
,ats Mace by adjournment; ON SATUkDai ;
w., 7ath DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at Clark $
,s,wHon,sl Corner. Engaged as they are, IN the
s,,nort of the best of causes, the cause oil peace
orIar liberty and good government, the friends OF
~, ADMINISTRATION in New Castle County VIII not
fl 10 be at their post While the good cause IS
,rava,l,na throughout the Unon let it be our care
,b,t Delaware shall also testify, by an overwhei-
nm majority in favor of the present wise ana ex-
,ailant administration, her steadfast adherence 70
sound principles. Let us support an ahmin'stra-
IN which. Protects the citizen i'll all his rights !:
Cnltlvates peace and honest friendship WIN al
nations ., c. A.
Whose policy is to cherish with equal favor Ag-
ricnlture and Manufactures
10 foster Commerce !.
Who promote internal improvements are stead',
lv chershinr the Navy, Army, fortltlcations ana
na,Ie institutions, by wise and liberal expehul-
tlve, .;l; al
i the same time, that they are curtaiiing al,
unnecessary expenses, aud Introducing order anu
r+onnnv INTO every department, nsomuch.
rh,t ,heir attachment 10 ircsaty and kePupii,
c,n .,nnl,c,,y and virtue, has stood the test OF
fr,n,s salunay, watchful jealousy, and most mall
erls scrutiny and a. 90
Who have in little more than three years pau" oi
,lirD.eiqtt millions of the pubic deol.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-10

miraculous Preservation Of Life, By Dog
The Manchester (England) Chronicle states, that
as some children were playing on the banks OF a
near w elsh Pool about the Goth ult. two of
them fell in, who must have persisted but tor the sa
gacity of dog belonging to factory near by, who
iumned in and laid hold of the child nearest to him.
which he broughttowards the shore.
The noble animal, as gifted an extraordinary de-
cree of sagacity under such an emergency, as soon
% he felt footing for himself, although IN the wa
ter let 90 his hold from the child, and immediately
rushed in to the rescue of the other winch ne pro-
videntialy accomplished, while one of the Playmates
Of the children succeeded in drawing the hrst child
from the place where the dog leiti. II ne mad not
at the moment rushed in the second tme' inc other
ah;,d would have been drowned, for the poor little
th;ns was exhausted by its struggles, and had sunk
and risen to the surface Of the water the third time
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-10
vol. III.
AGENTS..

rovronp.-Dr. Thomas Adams, F. M.
RRnoEvlLLE.--HenryC Cannon, T. M.
Ta,NKFoRp.--Mr. Isaiah Long.
nasgoRouGH-Dr Edward Dingle.
Geoaar TowN.-Mr. Joshua S. Layton
Lnwrs--H. +. Rodney, T. M.
MuFoRp.-Mr. Joseph G. Oliver
EerneRtcA-J. Emerson, F. M.
r,nneN.-Thomas Wainwright, ?. M.
DovER.-John Robertson, Esq.
sYvnNA-Samuei II. Hodson, Esq.
c,yrwe1Ls BRIDGE.--Manloye Hayes, III.
M,nn1ErowN.--Thomas Harry, T. M.
snnwr BaIpGE.--John Clement, F. M.
WARWICK, Md.-John Moreton, T. M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity Of the residenc
these these, Agents, may pay their subscription none
!, them, they being authorized to receive it, and
give receipts
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-10
4 administration Meeting.

= :. rr,onds of the Administration in Kent Coun-
\ are requested to meet at the state-house IN po,
y4r on Taesdoy the 18Th day Of Jply nert' AZ eleven ven
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF appointing n.is
delegates to meet the delegates from Ne"laa ha,a
aud Sussex in general State Convention ~ uo ne.a
IN Dover on said day, and to take suci, 1.ne. as
= = H. neeessary to the success Of the Party
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-10
SFnss REW ARID.

p,r,,v IN from the Subscriber, on Saturday
o,t, ' , youna negro man, named Samuel about
o. vaars s e ase who has only years to serve feet
M, ~. .pyeral scars en- his breast occasioned ny
seal Ia a. hnrnhas sluggish staggering walk,
alks coarse has full face and pretty black; Iha e
annye reward will be given for the said fellow y
aV nrsher1ed and safely lodged in the Jail in Cen
,reyiIc Queen AIMS County, Md. and all reasoha
rha friends Of freedom should aid those whose
servants abscond without provocatoI, nrrv
Ann 80 1925.
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Rocks !---BOOks !!

HIST arrived. and now on sale, at the cheap
Bookstore, at No. 81, Market-S'feet'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-10
NEJV YORK LO7TER-sth Glass;
nraws on Wednesday next lth June.

-
nr,ws on Wednesday next llth June.
SCIfENTE. 4
nr;1e Of sls,5ou. Of 5000, OF 5000 ! OF
ooon If 1000, / Of 400, of 1896 oil ioou'
+ If 5oo 5 of 400. Of 500, 10 OF 200, 20 OF ioo,
46 Of So 46 Of 49, % Of 90, lo4 OF TO- and o2oo
T;ckpts s5. Half So 5o,Quarter s. %, Eighth o.
pT ISe.i x'I ST.dIE LOT7ERH-l5th Glass,
nraws on Thursday the 10Th OF June.
SCHEME.
or;ze Of $4,000, / of $500, OF 2ooe, ! o. y
, e,m Of 1.o22, Q Of 1000, OF 5oo, OF ooo,
= o~o 10 Il 80. 90 of 100, 46 of 40, 4o OF So
a6of o., 1850 Of s. and $3.50 of 4.
Tieks,s 81, Half 81, Quarters 81 E'sht ~ Gus
nELAWARE AND NORTH CAROLINA
y,t,a .uA Glass |" No ?, Entra, draws on Thursday
the Goth june. ,,rmD
prise Of $4,000, Of 1866, Of 1000 TO- Of sou =
6of zoo 10 Of $50, 10 of 100, 20 OF 100, 1873
ia. 115o of 4, and $3.50 of Dollars.
Tickets ,S2-Halfs Quarters so cents
tn he had in a great variety Of numbers at
~ DC h'o - f. BARKER'S
PROMPT and Lucky Office, No u, Market-st.
I,,,a lS1S.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
4 mhnrsL l.an.l fOr1ulh.
July 81.

UHUR5UkNf To tine will Of Jahn Christian
X decd lite OF n" keut county. sail Is
IN. executor, sell To the hIghcd bidder At Am.
herst court nousr, On the l6th day 81 sept,
lbemg court day the tftct of land known AND
called Nv the name OF Edloe's Containing one
r,otisand dcIe3. This land lies remarkably well
ne nlain toad leading tlom iSnchburg TO New
Market passing nearly ihrough lis centre, about
~ miles from the l'rner and ii from the latter
place, aud about } nlIes from James River A.
bout 9Jb acres OF tins t.dcl are h,dvll, HHbered
lie Other. portion Oft has been ldfeI, cleared
s, anler excellent fencing, AID is now ia wheat
the tact ,dJoms the land, OF 6ppt. john War
wick aud Mr.. lrs,nS Lee london either Of whom
VIII shuw 1t to any person wishing TO see II.
Que tilrd al the purchase non y viii be re-
aulfrd IN cAsn the RESIDUE q. put and t"o years,
g he secured bga deed uu-t on the land.
JOIN ii. CHRISTIAN. %,'pr.
tune - wtds.3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

Az Act allowing euupcu,ntfou go hr Members Of lhc
Legislature ofale lcrut'ry ofh'susas aod Tor 9th
ca pufp1scf.
b tuacIsd 6V lie 3euqie aud iiouqe Of Re.
prcseafaIip,s NJ tn 4. States n Ame,ca IN Con.
gresy usqaiu5ied. That th,# snal he pad to each
member OF tnc two hraches otthe Legislature
OF the Territory Of Arkansas three dollar, a day
tor each day he shall actually attend the session
thereof; and also, three loilars for every tween
ty-fye mile, travel, IN gang 10 aud returning
rom such session; to be ,Dmputed by the actual
distance from the place wleIe such member re-
SIDES to the pae" whera HE session Of TIE Leg
stature shah be hrin, which sad distance shall
be distinctly certified by he Governor Of said
Territory Prorihd, homrcr, That no mem
her shall be cuiitled to. or .hau receive comprn.
sation for daily attendance Tor more than thn-
" DAYS IN every two vsarsi OF Tor going to- L.
returning from SAID Legislature. more iAan
once Ia sad two years.
Ser =. ind he Il tarncr eanctsd. That
there snail be pad, once in two years seven
hundred and twenty dollars 10 the Governor OF
said Territory, 10 be applied towards drhaying
the incidental expenses of.ihe Legislature, in
such manner as The SAID Legislature shall direct
Sec. 3. tad be IL Jrihg enacied, That
there be. and IS hereby, appropriated, ont Of any
moneys not otherwise appropriated. the SUN OF
-four hundred aud eighty doll g., 10 the district
Judge of the state OF Missouri, aud TO each OF
the Judges Of the Superior tptd iar the lerri-
tory of Arkansas, ior their extra services A.
Land Commissioners from the fwcnfy-siSth
day of May eighteen hundred md evenly -eig hl
to the thirty first day of December next.
Sec. 4. ind be il tariifr etGcto3, That for
the contingent expenses OF the Senate, for thc
wear eighteen haudI ed aud twetiy-eiShf la at
dtlon 10 the sum heretofore APPROPRIATED the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
COP1iR TNERSif{P.

W. and Joseph Maf-h, i". # Hieam nud.
htvr lormed opartner~hip tot the waosac-
ton 81 a grnetal Grocery and Commission
b.,iaess in Lyuchburg, under the firm OF
LANCASTER s. MARSH.
They bayetaken The house laleiy in the Oc-
Clpancv OF Nathaniel UnstOB. a0d Will al all
tunes he we'll supplied with Goods N their
Tue, which viii tie sold upon reasonable
tpms All business entrusted lnthcIr manage
meat will be strictly attended TO.
WI l.. LANCASTER,
jos. MARSH, jr.
July H. lmsl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

The word bult.t .snsrd tu t'rursis Ell Dcnt
NNi'. / / Judges > e.. . sbin NYu - job "
| L, -sAiK Is lsamh va. IL IS Ptat. SKY tt
ia irHl critics agrcc that ~ al thus ga ssaees.
the lleh,r,v vpid 4riusiatrd huttrr senrtias suur
ihick mil. pr rIran --i 10, passage IN pfnfrib-
migh ha'r been u,usiatrd " TIM pressing ii
the mlfer biiuEeh ioub mt.k' lahu ,aSa
anocnlp butter Ms uut mnch usell. bat instead
- II nil al ui,cs In ,le Blblc there Is uu men-
ION nfade OF butter . IL remntlyH thai what IN
,nmc trtusliians Is tcuirfud butter, wt- used
A. drunk aud must ha,r br,n milk ia sum-
shepeo r other Al the pfasrnt day. thcr, Is hut
il'le butter used n countries Who're The nlse
crows. oayc Oh supplies lis purpose. lair
traveller IN laIN. tirN } J. Il mt. says bnllel
Is not To be net Win ~ thnse pats al lmlr M
much iteqnrnicd by travellers, aud ~ sicily, be
dad moi find II IA single place, cA,cpnnG the q
hcs Ul ptlrrmo nud hesslua.
Tho cream of the milk Of the Font, eve. ass,
hnittoe, reindeer, aud COW aid huttrr, hui
" 40 length of clurnlng, shy, the \ T.. Eney.
elnpedla, will produce II lr,m the cream Of
"omnn's milk, or al mHte's milk
The sesstl used bs the ancient bn,bHrlms IN
mnlNns butter, WIZ not srty different fum M.
drru clnnHs IN The northern parts Of Ahtra,
IA hgStt. 6nd NahlR, they chuu bN putting
tho cream into a goats sl,tn, and p.,..IuE II Ia
aud tro. aomc,imrs tnl'y place II 81 ~ Inclined
plauc, aud Keep II rolling hun tie top "a the
bottom Iu,, nusihod 49, prodot,, hnlrr.
N cnelsh rUtcli,I en- torr,c. observed tfem
ncadug Tn ront skins titled with tir.m. Nnb
u, ~ trtt luieanal th,v edtah} tafriog duh
IN The milk, aud ~ tols WY, families have hesh
huttrt evelt moimns
kuufr II ~ sad, pry b. POT bN pgitaung alk
~ drawn rom the COW, ~ gi,ucr quantity fhan
nom the cream ot the same n,.'i,. iNcu whey,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

third nnr tipn-anl cict hun lrol anl uiirrgrn
IL ewc's7 D. The s5taie agd flou.s 81 Req.
fe"Riaifrn CtHe United sioio NJ lp,srira ~
Congress assembled That the provisions oflb,
act entitled" IN act providing tor lhr eofrcc-
ton Of errors N making pnulrs OF lands 1T The
Land Offices approved March tltrd. ON
Thousand eight haddrod mud nineteen. are here
hN declared 10 extend 10 eases wuerc patents
have issued o. shall hereafter .suc. upon con
duion that ~ party concerned snail ,urrend
bN or her patrni 20 the Commissioner al the
"tuelal Laud Office. with rclnae-hmrnl 81
title tbeleon, executed Ia iorm 10 he presrrb.
Ell by IL Secretary Of thr lrrasurg.
ArfEoNIp-23th My, lo2S. $
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07

Good o,Sr can be- made any where, of good
fruit, b. tho following ~, thud II hcn youi Mp
pie, are we'll gfouad, wet snur suaw with In
Inlrr instead 81 whtei: pnt s0nr strnw IA = task
ocxt yon receiving tub with a blaukcD on u,
10 hluairfor STRAIN II lntn pot II into u good
clear strong cask immediately suffer II 10 have
as little ali a, possible, tapieveur fermentation,
When y"nr "a u NH hnng It up light aud 10
move Ito your cellar. not IL bo Disturbed lor one
monthht least. lhs c,dci will RETAIN rs sweetness
ioryeais, ~ hc rs elraras nerdlul nwlllbt 6l for
botdIng IN tour weeks. II should not he Re
moved IN ihc casA II was put up IA, bat raebcd
ato another II lhcrr he any who doubt this
mode, let lhcm Try ono caak after the above me
ihod. hr foregoing - certified tom espcrl'nor
BENZ NAlDKOH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-07
TO PRESERVE BACON SOUND AND
SWEET IUROI GH TIE sIMhLR

Dcar al.--n the Farmer, volume ., paer
300. yon published communication from III.
L. v. Lincoln, Of Worcester, recommending,
that hans after being smoked should he packed
away ~ outs. followed lu3 advic last yfar,
and really lcel 50 much indebted 10 Inn iol the
uut. that must lhuS publicly thank ban aud
for the beucil Of my neighbours AK YOU 10 Re
publish hi. letter 10 give you the besi proof OF
the beautiful state Of preservation secured 10y
his method, | send you ham Weighing ~
pounds. you viii hnd 1t perfectly ttrsh, and full
al cssenoc--l,ee 6om allsort speech or blem-
I,h Those practising tn. mode OF Prcsei sing
taciI bacon lfce 6om skippe" u faint al any
Liud, should rroolrct, that the chest or cash,
ought 10 he perfectly tight, aud raised about SIX
inches from the ground. nd the oats packed IA,
quljc tight. \ ban OF tins $40 should b. boiled
81 h1ms az least