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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10
POETRY
THE EXILE AR REST.

iAh+ BIZ The Rer. John FIeFPoHs'
His falchion flashed along the Nile,
His hosts he led through Alpine SHOWS;
Der Moscow's tower, that blszed the "hi'e'
His eagle flag unrOlled--snd tfoze'
Here sleeps be now, alone!--hot one
3. OF all the Kings whose crowns ne gave
Bends Der his dus nor wite nor son
Has ever seen or sought his grave.
Behind this sea girl rock, the star
That led him on from crown 70 crown
Has sunk, and nations from altar
Cazed as it faded and went down.
High is his couch, -the ocean Hood
Far, far below, by storms rs ourledj
As round he heayed while high he stood,
A stormy and unslable world.
Alone he sleeps! the mountains cloud,
Tha, night hsngs round him, and The breath
OF morning scstters, is the shroud
That wraps the conqneror's clay ~ aes'h'
Pause here!---the far OH world at last
Breaches free; the hsndth shook ITS thrones,
Aud to the earth IFS mitres CAST
Lies poweriess now beneath these stones
Hark GENES there from the pyramids,
And from Sl5erisn wastes OF snow'
And Europe'3 hills, avclce that b'cs
The world be awed to m0uFa himf Nos
The only the perpetual drge,
That's heard here. is The sea BIRDS cry
The mourpful mirnuring Of the surge
The clouds deep voicc-the wiEa's low sigh
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

- AN away from the subscriber, residing in
III Martinsburg, on Sunday the 29lh ult. an
i"dented apprentice boy, nsmed NELSON
AMBROUsE, aged about 90 years, rather
small OF his age; had on and took away with him
a variety ofcio,hing,not necessary to particular.
,zo. He was bound to me BY order Of court to
learn the Chair-making. painting, &c. All per.
sons are hereby forewarned a. ainst harboring
or employing SAID apprentice, as am deter.
mined to prosecute every person SO found Of
Tending. WILLIAM ABEL.
july S.-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

! that gives chafmsto mankind, that pro
cuces an air in their faces, grace IN
their motion, asoftness in their voices,
and delicacy in their complexion.
As this mutual regard between the
two sexes, tends to the Improvement
of each of them, we may observe that
men are apt to degenerate into rough
stateSnatures, who live as if there were
10 such beings as women in the world
So on the contrary, women who
have an indifference, or aversion for
their counterrarts in human nature, are
generally sour, and unamlable, slut
Iish, and censorious. p addison
Modcsty - Nothing is more amiable
than true modesty, and nothing is more
contemplate than the false The one
guards virtue, the other betrays it.
True modesty is ashamed to do any
thing that is opposite 10 the honor of the
company. True modesly, avoids eve
~ thing, that is criminal, false modes
,y, every thing that is Questionable
The latter is only a general undeter
mined instinct; the former is that in
slinct, limited and circumscribeJ by
The rules of prudence and religion
addison
Convention of the Episcopal Church
IN Cennecticm.-The Convention met
at Norwalk on Wednesday, June 4th. -
about one bali of the Clergy and thir
ty Lay Delegates were present The
sermon was preached by the Rt. Rev. L
C. Bromwell, ID. ID. l. l. d. The Rev.
B g. Noble, was elected Secretary
The Rev. Ambrose S. Todd, preached
the sermon in behalf of the Society for
the Promotion Of Christian knowledge.
The parochial Reports were in general
interesting The number of clergy
men in the diocess is so, and the mum
Der of parishes rs, one being admitted
into union with this Convention during
the session. The business of the
Church Scholarship Society, and of the
Society for Promoting Christian Knowl
edge was transacted during the Con
vcntion and the repots of the Board of
Directors exhibited an interesting view
of the proceedings of the Societies for
the last year. The proceedings of the
Convention were concluded with great
upanimity. The Treasurer of the Bish
ops Fund presented very able and in
teresting report, which, with the sub
jects connected with it, was referred to a
committee with discretionary powers.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

VIRGLNL4-Berksteyc county court, 10 rOit:
JUNE Term, 1923
Thomas Davis, PrF
Resen Hudgel, administrator of Richard Clag
ge, decd. Thomas J. Clagget, Sopn,s
Clagget. Eliza STROBE, Hora,io Ciagget, MARY
Clagget, Matilda Martin, Lewis b Martin,
Honore Martin. Richard Martin. Jonn MARTIN,
Ann Martin, and Elizabeth Williams, Legal
heirs and representatives. of said Richard
Clagget, decd Defs
IN CHANCERY.
VESHE defendants, Thomas ]. Clsgget, So
III rhia Cisgse,, Eliza Strobe, Mary Clag
get, Matilda Martin, Lewis d. Martin, Homo e
Martin, Richard Martin, John Martin and Ann
Martin, not having entered thar appearance
and gwen security according 10 the act of AS
sembly and the rules OF this court, and it ap
Fearing TO the satisfaction Of this court, tina,
they are rot Inhabitants of this state--H ia Or
dered, that the said sbsent defendants do ap-
Pearhere on the End Monday in September
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy of this erder be forthwith inserted
Tor two months successfully in the Martinsburg
Gazette, and be posted al The door OF the Coar;
House OF this county,
copy-Teste,
June 90, 1928. ID. HUNTER, enc
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

R@'oR SALE, the running par Of a BRO.dD
TIRED VAC ON. well ironed, and the
wood work OF a CART, which will sell low
Tor cash or good pa1er.
June -. EtIzABET4 sItoWALTER.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

ma creditors are hereby informed that there
IVA IS no cause for uneasness as 20 The secu.
rltJ of their claims wish by this notice t.
ietthem know thai my purpose is to pay off al
my debts have every reason 10 believe tha
shall have the means to DO it. And all that
ask of my creditors, is a short Indulgence.
ROBERT f. TURNER.
Martinsburr, June %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

XATE viii lake Wheat, rye a'in ~o,eler s
w market price, delivered IN - debts
Reynolds NEW MILL, IN payrnen, .'ss, cast
or IN exchange FOR Goods at the loSe co
!, ,a A' BAKER TAPSCoTT, & 20
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10
A LIST OF LETTERS.

A LIST OF LErTBRS.
Remaining in the Post Offiee, Martinsburg Va.
on the LIST day of July, l82S, which if not taken
out by the LIST day of October next, will be
sen, to the General Post-Office as Dead Letters
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10

Office We are very much III Ns %
~ money, and find it absolutely nece. = he,
call on our customers We hope there'oi' VIZ
will call without delay. g. 70
Msrtinsburg, June ~,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
SHEKIEE'S SALE.
New Castle, Oc' IL 1870.

EeY virtue Of W,n OF Vend Exponas, to directed,
aS ,ni be exposed to Puac Sale house Of Mrs.
sr"mal Brand, WINE, in Brandywine Hundred, on Wed
,esda, ,he 20 day If Ocober o'clock, the fol
loving described opery situate, lying and being il the
Hundred OF Bra"dysme, and County vi New Castle. 10
ntded b, the Pnadrlpha Turnpike Road, by lands Of
liam Stewart, John Hays and Others with two SOY
.Nsc ID" cling House. me Kitchen and Frame Stable
less. No 2. A Lot Of ground 70 feet fton
and extending $50 yet back, adj lining No l. lands Of
Wilam sieaar and John Hays. No g. A Lot Of Marsh
N kse de cd and Samuel Fe containing three and three
'arers OF acre. or less No. 4 A life right la
certain tract oi Land, the Hundred re,ad, bounded
BY The Philadelpha Turnpike Road by lands late OF Thos
Robinson, decd, Henry Webster aud James Gardiner Win
small tenement and barn thereon erected, containing
about Az acres OF upland, ami ,hree If Marsh
III Cnerry Island Marsh Seized aud taken in executo.
rs the properly OF William Smi h. aud T.! he sold by
WILLIAM HERDMAN, Sheriff
New Castle, Oct 13, 1928 78-ls
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
Shcrfs Sale.

by virtue of Writ OF Vsnd. Expo"ss, to me directed,
Id will be exposed to Pubic Sale, at the house Of Pa
,rick MConaughy, Trap, St Georges Hundred On
Tuesday the 81 day of Ccober inst at two o'clock, the
following Plantations OF cts OF Land situate. yng AND
Castle bounded by lands # James Jamson, James Hous'
ten Henry Hook and Samuel Bdde, containing 100 acres
more less. - ,
bounded b, lands Of Pat,ck MConaughy, Joseph Sims
and wife the Rev JOIN Collins, decd and by The road
leading from the Trap Augustine, containing l3o acres
be the less, with the improvements and Up
pertnances.
Seized and taken execution as the property OF George
Vandegrih decd. aid to be sold by
WILLIAM uERDM.iN, ShrS.
NcS Castle, Oct. II 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21

~ Lvltiue "t Wri al vend Exp mas, 10 me directed,
10 III be exposed to Public Sale, at the house Pa.
trick M Conaughy, Trap, ia st Georges Hundred, on
Tuesday The 2Sh day o October inst O'Clock, The
following described Plantations lrscts OF Land with the
improvements situate, lying and being the Hundred Of
$. Georges, and County uf New Castle, VIZ:
M. l. BOUNCED by lands Of Patrick M.Csnaughy 10.
serh b SIMS. The heirs Of John Gill deco d, and
offers containing l59 AID 50 erches, be the
more or less No. 2 PLANTATION or Tract ct Land
bounded by the Port Penn road, by lands OF Thomas Cav
den, Christopher Vandegrft nnd Others contai l63-
acres, be the same less; win a frame Dwelling
II thereon erected.
Sc zed and taken execution a, the property of Arich
Il renli gton AID be cd ny
William Herdman, Sh,F.
New Castle, Oc, Ii 1870 7o-..
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21

PURSUANT to the last Will and Testament of Jonn
IL Morton, late of the city of Philadelphia deceased
will be offered at public sale, The fifteenth day OF
month, the house ot John Smith, the Borough
of Wilmington, Del, the following and lots OF sd,
No. A three story stone merchant.mll, being Of
the well known mills the Underwater of The Brandywine,
46 tee, BY AZ feet inches, with water wheel,
pairs OF burr and all the requisite machinery in
plee repair. Possession OF this properly i'll be given
the first day of the first month next
No. 2. A lot of Wood Land in Brandywne Hundred.
about one mile sbove the village bounded by Brandy
Greek and by land Of Isaac Jones and James Jeeris,
taning about ii acres.
No 5 One other piece Of Wood Land in Christina
Hundred, ON the Opposite sde Of Brandywne, from The
above described tract bounded by lands Of Joshua and
Thomas Gpn and John Shalcross containing about four
acres.
No. Seventeen undivided twenty -fourth parts Of
about ten OF Land Brandy wine Creek adjoining
the Borough ne aud entitled 10 the plus pass,
ing the upper DAM belonging 10 the mills on the tide
On this property there is two story stone house aud
frame kitchen.
No S. lot of Land containing about two within
the Borough of Wilmington bounded by the Brandy wine,
and by lands of William Samuel and James Candy.
Nos Sandy Two lots OF acre, three quarters and
en- perches each, in the Borough OF Wilmington, between
Chestnut and Elizabeth streets, bounded thereby No
comes up twenty five feel alley, eastward Of French
street and parable thereto.
Nos 9 and TO- Three lots Of two qua ter
and eighteen rerches each lying the opposite o
orhery side of Elizabeth street, bounded thereby No
8 comes up - the aforesaid alley
The five last menlioed lots are pleasantly situated and
in a high Sale OF cultivation.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
Sherif7s Sale.

virtue Ola writ OF yed. exponas TO deced. will
- be exposed To Public Sale. the house Of Patrick
M'Cnnaughy, Trap, 10 $. Georges Hdndred Tuesday
the Ssh day Of October insl al two O'clock; The follow
ing described Plantation Tract of Land situate, lying
AID beng IN The Hund,ed OF St Georges ard County Of
New Castle, bounded by lands Of Samuel Thomas john
H. Cannon, lands late OF Henry Hoops. decd and Others
with frame Dwelling House and log Sable thereon
ed Containing by computation, hundred and twenty
six acres, be the less.
Seized and taken in execution AZ the property of Loep.
ard Vandegrh, ard TO be sold by
WILLIAM HERMAN, SlrF
New Castle, Oct 10. 1913. 7a-,s
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
SiiEitlrE"S SALE.
rs At

ID virtue Of sundry wrts fer iacias to me directed,
Id Ill be exposed to sale, the pintrng office OF John
brrtsun deceased tine town OF Dover, on Saturday,
the first day Of November next, at 10 O'clock Said
printing office has handsome assortment OF types such rs
usually used Tor printing jobs in handsome manuer--
havngs considerable qua thy OF orancnaltypes a'ge
mt Of small plea, and good press Also one new stand
ing press being seized and taken in the
petty Of sad Robertson, 1t viii be sold by
NEHEMIAH CLARK, Sheriff.
Ostober 81, 1929 79-s
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21

Answer-Noi vo,,
. W. Major Herdman, you did OF hear the word sa"'
i1erous" used 7 ud;n;,
an hid YOU ever say, believe that Major Herdmar
need any deception in the matter!
AnswerNo! for have ever found MAJOR herdn'an an
.nss and honorable man, and it had said otherwise
sh, Did you write read the certificate given to NJ
An.ver-No! Mr. Brscoe wrote It himself with lesd
ncl on his knee, he in his gg and read 1t to me
Sin Did you ever say tina, you would vote the Adams
icket! 49, ,hr
3eron so N, :, IN 49,
yh Did Won tell Mr. Bssene that you would do all 20"
,oul against the Jackson cause
Answer--I never told him any person SO but told
W, Ierdmau that if voted at all, should vote the
lex son ticket, but believe shall s" Ii the cleo
ton.
% deter you from voting your senlimeuts'
Ausw emo!
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
PROCLAMATION.

BY AUrIIORi rY OF rHE STATE OF DELAWARE
4 tiIAltLES POLK, Governor of the said STATE, ! U al
~ 10 whom these presents shall
WHEREAS on tne frs, Tuesday Of October, being the
seven da, Of that month, in The year OF Lurd
Thousand eight hundred aud twenty eight, elections tor
choice Of Representative of and for the SAID Sate in
the twenty hs Congress oil the United States, held
according the Laws Of sad Sta in the several
ties thereo.and hereas, returns tor the said elections
due made ont, signed and executed have beef
delivered to according to the Laws Of said State, by
lie Saeriifs uDyts,E
examined said returns, and enumerated and ascertaned
the nunber IT for each and every candidate per-
Ion voted for such Representative have found Rrnsey
Johns, Jun Fsguire be the hghcs in vote, AID there
duly elected the Representative OF ard TOR the sad
the House OF Representatives OF tue United States,
for Tie taeny first Congress Of the United States.
l. the said Charles Poik Governor aforesaid, do there
fore according the form Of Act If the General As
senbly Of SAID S,ae in such made aud provided
declare the saa hensey Johns. jim the person highest III
vote the election aforesaid aud therefore duly eit cited
the Re Of aud for the said State OF Delaware
the House of Repre- setaves a'oresAid for the twenty
first Congress OF the United States
Gwen under my hand and abe Great
(~O~) Seal Of the sad State, at Dover, the
(>.) OF our Lord one Thousand eight hun
dred and twen'y-eisht, and ct the In
dence oi the SAID State The fiiyhiri
Gil POLK
by the Governor,
JoHN CLAYTON,
Secretary Of State. 70 A.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21

No IL. A tract Of Land and Buildings called White
Hall, bounded by la DIS of Eli AID Samuel ties Joshua
ilason aud others, aud by Brandywine Creek contain
ing about seventeen acres and half The buildings are
c"mmodious twostory brick house and Kitchen he
former % feet front-aso, large frame barn The land
Is IN good state OF cultivation and that part con-
guous 10 The tide water OF the Brandywn an extern
sve bed OF stone very favourabl situated for
to the contemplated Brsakwater at the entrance of he
Capes OF Delaware.
Possession ut all the above property, except No l. NAV
be had on the 25th Of the Sd mon oext -
Persons wishing TO view the any mart thereof
will please 10 call on JAMES CANBY, in wilmington
Del Sale to begin at 2 O'clock, p NJ. when The c,d
aons will be made known by ROBERT NORTON
JOHN II COATES =
DANL. b. SMITH
JAMES CANDY,
Erecuto,s
Also at Private sale, three other Of the Mills on the tda
water Of Brand, VINE viz: One o. the norh rast "a -
HE Orr ek IT me, II feet BY AZ feet three h;ob
with two runs OF feet burr sunrs and al necessary s
chnery m good order. Attached Wis properly il a
age cooper's shop AVID gard. There will also BE- sold
WIN bnck house 1T pleasantly situated in The vii.
age OF Brandy On the south side Of the Creek
large stone building So fee by 46 feet. four storie. hgh
containing two wheels and four mir uf tret
inches burr stones with all the machinery in comete
order Attached TO this properly and very 10
Is large oicS house and yard handsomely improved
The central position of these mills, wi hin few hours
ride OF the great ma kes Of Philadelphia and Bah,more
N ,he vicinity of the thriving and populous Borough Of
Wpmnglon near the tide waters of the Deaw are on one
~ The hest mill streams in the chi ed States rders The
sc t. one OF the most advantageous counts, affords for
The establishment Of any branch Of manufacture IN which
| wafer pow er can be used
for further particulars respecting this very valuable
property, enquire 1t either Of the Executors IL ri lale
pha, or OF JAMES CANDY. who lives at the said Mills
a"' will show them any person DESTROYS Of viewing
shem. ROBERT MORTON,
JOHN Il. COATES,
DAHL SMITH,
Philadelphia,
JAMES CANBY
Biandy0lne Mills =,
Az mo. ~ To-ts Esecuiors
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21

We have insertcd from the New York papers some
marks relating Sales ut hucton.In the City
Of Newyolk this subject has become so absorbing, that
political feelings have been swallowed up by it, and
the Presidential question itself is made give way to the
an.Aucon excitement. Recently there has been held
of the most respectable meetings witnessed in
that City, at which report was made by committee pre-
siousy appointed, lutuns adopted, and nomination
VI candidates for Congress made. course of pro-
ceedngs by the body Of merchants in that great COM
meTeia metropolis calculated bring this subject be-
lore the American public in strong light TO insure
attention 10 tive have no doubt but that the evils
growing out of the Auction business IMMENSE such
will hardly be credited by any but close observer These
tall directly upon the regular merchant, and while they
spread dcsoaton aud around him, extend indirectly
and bYa thousand ramcatons 70 almost every consumer
The facilities given fraud, not the least among the
evils OF this system, but when is known that these frauds
are prsctscd by the manufacturers of England and ta
Tue object of them is to destroy manufacturers
mIst have effect to the attention Of our ruler
ahd nsr representatives, and ca loudly upon them TO
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
Wilmington, Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1925.

The Rev. MIR. Holt, will by Divine
permission, preach in the Second Pres
byterian Church, this evening at seven
o'clock.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21
DELAWARE PATRIOT.

rrown Indignantly upon the ast dawnng Of AIT mt to at
sio p,a, ~ he Union from another. WAStNCio
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-21

BY AUTHORITY OF rHE STATE OF DELAWARE
4 tiIAiIES POLK, Governor Of the said STATE, . al
~ 10 whom these presents shall come
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24
TWENTIETH CONGRESS
IT. SoATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1928
ne senate did not sit to-day
HOUSE OF REpR ESEN-,,, -rr,-,-..
FIRST SESSION

rs hi soon S as the Journal of yesterday was reos
-. MI; swan, of NewJersey, rose and a1ir"e.,
mo House to the following effect: '''-'' esseo
apnonpoe e ,n has become my painful duty to
OF the death Of George Hocombe late RI3e enr
nc, me members of this House, and esnaci,,l,.
nose VINO have had tle satisfaction or ,1o,s",
hoquainlaoee with the deceased, no eulognm rnn
,Hniusted by the pressure of a protracted hut
Giylelalng disease. he sunk into the embrace ' ~
To b G,i T cic morning OF the 18th inst
aeco MS lah,'iy, sir, the loss is ireparable-lbe
al,ecuohate husband and the Kind parent :. ~
mr. ;. then moved the following:
eSg.sea nat the members Of the House Of Re
PlesehIauves from sincere desire Of bo(yinsr
~ marx OF respect due to the emory of the Ho3
n -, late member The will 30 in.
~ mourning one month, by the usual mode of y,a,
ing Grape round the left arm. VI wear
neSotrea' That the Speaker ofthi; House bc -.
100 10 monty the executive Of New Jersev ~
me idea Death OF George Holcombe. =
ne resolution was unanimously adop,cd
ana The House, thereupon, adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24

For the arguments and evidence here referred
to, see documents (35) accompanying the Presi.
dents Message, December I'd, l5ls2particularly
the Generals dispatches Of the 9Th May and the
I'd Of June, 1918, and their enclosures, and COM
pare them with Mr.. Adams letter 70 Gee. wash
ington Irving
+Fa.co's Lie II Jacka5n, r4ce 277
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-24

This t0is1 ofHc President was Of no very re-
cent date As carly the 10Th October isI3.
when General Armstrong, then Secretary of war,
was on The Canada Eronticr, Mr.. Monroe Sccreta.
~ Of State thus expressed himself 10 Gov. Blount
Of Tennessee; "Sir, am instructed by the Presi-
dent, 20 acknowledge the receipt Of your Exccllcn-
cy's letter Of The 2Sth ult." ''ihe nenaced inva-
sion Of your state BY ilc hostile Greeks, must be
met With decision, which will not only give So
Curity to yourselves, but be felt bcnehcially thro
the whole extent -four southern country. oar
citizens must not continue 10 be the victims either
Of the aggrsssons Of that, or 0ny otcJ tribe tohe
fheT they &c voluntary, or be male ut the iusfiga-
ton Of british or Spanish intrigue or seduc.
fi0n."
The letter containing this passage was fory. ar.
dcd by Gov. Blount 70 Gen. jackson, and AZ tina
early day conveyed to his mind proper notion 0
ne views OF Mr.. Monroe respecting the character
Of the Indian War, and Of the energetic measure
which would be required 20 bring ito speedy an,
cEectual conclrsson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-15
NORTH CAROLINA

voted on Thursday. One of her Editors informed
US on Thursday morning, that the "Unon had its eyes
upon North Carolina" and he Mergorc called them
to come out for Jackson. We think he IS mistaken
IN his premises, and that the eyes of the Union are not
upon North Carolina. Her vote is well understood,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-15
OHIO!

From the most probable sources, VIC think the
Jackson ticket has prevailed by 1000 majority. The
st. Ciarsvie Historian of the 9th is of opinion that
the Adams ticket has succeeded bv p or 3oobnt all
ABOVE ~ counties, was conjecture. We have little or
10 nope OF such result though intelligence leaves it
PoSs'o'e' The majority of Administration members
elected to the State Legislature ut the late election is
nscertaincd to be i in each House.