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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10
TO THE PU HLIC.

r. conscou4nce at tue hume Gus frauds and mpostions
prac,,sed in reference 10 my Medicine, am again ~
uce, TO chang the form Of my 30 TILES In futures lhe
PANACEA will be put in round bottles, futed oug'aan
aly with oalng words, blown IN the glass; SWAIN
PASacAA PuiLADA," as represented above
These bottles much stronger than thpse heteto'o,e
used and will have bu, label Which c"veTes the colK'
with my signature j. SO that the cnrs conno' y
drawn without destroying The SIGNATURE @thoh. "h'en
none is genuine The medicine may consequently be KNOW"
10 be genu ne when my signatc is ssbc 70 c0anaJea
4shich sip b. punisha6le 40 fosgery
The increasing dc mand fur this celebrated medclne mas
enabled my reduce the price % TWO nol.Aho per
bottle, thus bringing it within the reach o. NE ndgtn''
MI panacea requires encomlnm us aslon'sh'E e.
fccs and uonde rf operation have drawn, both from fa
ens and Medical Practitioners OF the highest respeea,
bltv, tte urq allied appreciation, aud esaosleu
a character winch Envy pen, though up euia Ga
iarnsh.
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine
which haze been so diligently crcnlated by CERTAIN fhss
Clans, have their orln eheI ENVY, or = he nsemeV
Gus effects If the SPURIOUS MUTATIONS
The Proprietor pledges himself 70 the Pubic, and gives
them The solemn assurances, that ms Htdich' con
taias nei.htr mercury any other deltteIlons dtS
The Public are cautioned nut 10 p, rchase my Faacea,
except sell, my accredited age',s, OF persons o'
known re pocabily; and all these will senenily b.
without excuse, shall purchase from any oher pei
sons. NA oW AN
September, 1895
The following certificate gives The history OF the nitro
ducon OF the panacea into the Philadelphia Aims House
lnirmafy. Those who read IL w he CO. slncea that the
r prieor feared the investigation OF The phys
Clans or cndcayored 10 administer the medicine sec,et
Ii also eynces the prejntces Of the acnlty-hose WI
were so anxous Originally exclude tho medicine from
this uon ould elect opportunity OF expeiig
il, after il had been introduced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10
COOPERsS NOVELS.
july 8, 1923.

The TRAVELLING BACHELORo il , vols BY G
Cooper has Just been received and Tor sale al Scols
hook ard Hat Store.
ing 14th. 1923.
n. B-J has put sevcra. copies ofthe above work il
his Ciianatiag Li5rasy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-15
ir0REI.Y INTELLIGENCE.
FROM EUROPE.

Nfm York. UaV 3. By the packet Ship II .
len, Captain Cobb, which >niled from iayrr
on the 9th March We have received ii es Of
Paris papers 10 the 25lh March, inclusive. We
have given below the most recent intelligence
which they contain
The Augsburg Gazette contains the following
intelligence, dated Bucharest. March We
nave letters from Constantinopie TO the 10th of
Feb II seems lhat Gual effort has heea at
tempted by the Ministers of Austria aud prus-
50 TO induce the Porte to accept the mterNen-
ton. The Dragomans received from the Refs
Ehendl refusal in tInr most energetic terms In
the capital there is nothing new
RUSSIA AND PERSIA Official news from
ct. Petersburg Of the Sth OF March, received at
Paris ON the 24Ih announce that at the moment
when Gen Pashewitch was preparing to recon.
mcnce hosriliues, Schah KING of Persia adj
dressed HIM communication witt the most
prompt despatch, 10 assure him of his pacific
disposition aud announcing thai the Sums were
on their way, destined tor the payment of tie
pccuniary indemnity The 5ehah at the same
time invited in the mosi pressing manner, the
nterces, ion OF the Ahbas Mira, to bring 10 aeon
cuslon the work of paciGcalion authorising
him 10 remit the sums agreed upon, one halt
of which had already arrived at hHna, near
Iauris When the courier departed, place
was about to be fixed upon, where the respect
tive flenipotcntaries were again 10 meet. Tor
the deinitiye signature of the treaty ofpeace.
PORIUGAl.-lbe Moniteur of the 10Th
mentions that on the Nth, a Council was
held IN which the Regent renewed his promi es
to govern according 10 the powers granted him
in the Constitution. In the same Council, the
dissolution ofthe Chamber of Deputies was de-
cded upon The English Ambassador having
received positive Instructions on this point, the
British troops were withdrawn. Three regl-
ments had sailcd--the first for Gibraltar, the Sc
cond TO Malta, the third to Corfu There now
remain but two vessels and three hundred men
ia Fort st. Julien, which are detained to protect
the English merchants,
FRANCE In the Chamber Of Deputies, du
ring the session ofthe ODD March, the subject
of the post office came under discussion, aud
much excitement prevailed ii being alleged
that. during the election letters were frequently
detained and opened. The Misister OF Finance
gave his solemn assurances, that what was cali
ed The Black Cabinet, (under whose direction
the surveillance OF the post office is said 10 have
heen coHducted,) no longer existed. Great agi-
taiion followed this declaration.
The commission charged with the proprosi-
ton nfsN u. Constant, Tor the suppression OF
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tir army 81 the South II cross TIN Pru;h on the
18th March Exchange with England VASE IL
per ceni lower.
Letters freH Odessa ofthe 9th inst. say, 1" the
state Of the weather still prevents the army pas
sing the Pruth.'
4 Hambursh paper mentions under the
head OF Frontiers Of Poland. March l2lh,
thai Count Strogonow would accompany the
Emperor Nicholas, ~ case ne should 60 to the
army, and would bear the official direction Of
all negotiations relative 10 the affairs OF the
East.
Russia AvD Plnst. -Ofiiicial despatebes re-
ceiyrG Al ST Petffsbufgh on the lOth u March,
confirmed the satisfactory account Of Inc ter
mnation Of difficulties With Persia. The sons
of Abbas MIRA delivered up the fortress Of Ar
sebil, ate, the discharge Of few CoDereye
rockets, and the garrison retired With arms and
baggage The British minister. dr M'Donald
had succeeded in persnading the Schah TO ac-
cept all the terms Of peace proposed 10y the Rus
sian Plenipoteniariss.
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nALrIvonE Asn orln r.1t ,..-.

The citizens OF Ansfgta hal num-.
Respectable meeting at The conHi-house il, us
ton ON The 29ih April 10 receive the -, .-'''t
COMMITTEE appointed II iOimer rn,et,,,, %
subIeci oi the location Of the Baltimo,e a.. " '@
kah hoad through the Valley of ~ INA
General Briscne q. Baldwin in The a. gum
Mr Erasmus strlbing Secretary-9lT n s1 S'a
lev reported 1om the Cummiitae q A.. 0''5.
and resolutions, winch were adopted
meeting he resolutions were as f,9oy.. '"s
Resotfed. therefore, That Messts gf.,o, :,
BALDWIN, Dadlfi Shefiry Eytteton W,
James Crawford aud Charles A Smaftl. .,p ei
mitlee, whose duty u snail he to omen '"''
pondence with the Baltimore aud M, ~
Road Company, terthe purpose Of asrqr,o,,,,9
whether the location Of the road may no, A., 3
pended until another effort can be mad 80.
the Legislature OF Virginia, 10 remove ,to -.
friction above mentioned aud whether sa,d o..
pany have such an opinion IN regard 10 iban,.
ITS OF the route advocated by THIS meel.pg
SHAH induce the said committee 10 tbjpk f. .
ther competition on our part expedient
Res0Lred. That il the result of such cor,..
pondence shall, ~ the opinion Of said cs,os,.
tee, be favorable TO the Object Of this mc,rs.a
IT shall be then duty 10 prepare. publish anfd=
semInaie An addres. TO the people Of Yirgn55
interested in the route aforesaid cxhortpp Then,
To use all fair and temperate measures TO gbts5.
redress from our legislature at The next se..s
thereof and with that view recommending il, =,
them 10 make choice OF delegates o assen,5b. 4,
convention, IN the town Of Staunton, ON the n 8
Monday in July next.
Res0iUed, That in case Of The result mpntio,
ed in the last resolution il shall be the iaty a.
said committee Ia call meeting Of the citi2.a.
OF Augusta, fof the purpose OF eIecting delegate.
on their part 10 such convention.
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,fes,ed by the farf that ~ his comparison De
t,,.en t.s present and late administration Ia re-
eatd 10 The expenses Of foreign intercourse. MS
statements we're made up Of these iirms, HrPef-
tanning 10 The diplomatic establishment OF the
country and nftliem only
Hut the suns taken H., him from Seybert in
cluded not only thc diplomatic expenses oil tine
! saverume,t properly So called, bat all claims
AGAINST the government arising from treaties
win foreign powers Which. IN some instances,
amount sa ser, large Sums: ! will illustrate
III. by a single example taken from the slate
ments made hy the gentleman. Awaiting him
sel6oC the generality Of s., bert's classification,
he st.t,s the rzpenscs 81 f9rtiea iuiertoasss III
lso3ro have ben : oDl ,96s 81 But when
we come n analyse this amount, We find that
only sol 3p5 - were on account Of what both
Of as meant by expenses Of ior,irn intercourse,
and which. IN The suljoinrd statement, are de
nominated dpfomahr expenses. aud that thehh'-
atee Of to sum consi.ted almost wbolly Of mo-
mrs paid b. sntne Of treaty supniauons. This
Sta rucni Is taken irOm document Of unqurs-
ilpnallo anihotily--" the account ofthe receipts
aud expenditures OF the Untcd States iof the
var 1903 - document required 10 be annu-
ally laid belorr Courfcssl and {, founded on the
STATEMENTS con aimed ~ thai document from p.
- 10 D. ) /, aud on the tabular statement n p.
g.
Diplomatic S9l 900 %
British treaty 6169 6i
Convention with Great Britain sss oDD 90
Awards under the 9Th AT Dr. treaty i2i5 q
Spanish treaty 500 81
Rehet " protection Of American sea
men 1884 ~
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ONE OF The PEOPLE

To The elH9r ofHe H1pches'er Republican,
Sir II i, the opinion oft gentlemen of the
bar who have been consulted on the proper con-
sfructon Oft second section of the act concer-
ming a con' eution, that II is the duty of the
sherhlS IN each county, at the May and June
terms of the county courts
|. 10 open a poll AZ a seasonable hour every
morning. tlom the first day of the term till the
last day inclusive, and fo.krep the same open
the whole OF each day till sunset without re-
gard TO the time that the court shall continue ac
tualiy in session.
>, That the poll may he held at any house or
place ofnotoriety in the same town or village
with tine court house
8. That the proclamation, required by that
section; the place of holding the poll, dc.
must be made by the sheriff or under sheriff
before the door Of the court house, and ought
to be repeated each day during the sitting of the
court
There can be no doubt that this is the proper
construction of the law F.; aud, in order to make
the most OF II, request you TO insert this article
accompanied wtha
NOTICE,
mat a motion Will be made to the county
court, ON Monday the first day Of May term,
that couu shall be held on each day in the
week
The freeholders who have not vet voted on
ms vitality important question. are hereby in
formed that there IS every reason to believe thai
'he polls viii be kept open the whole week TO re-
celve aud record their voles.
be good enough, Mir Editor to request Your
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,y., WASHINGTON NJ
we understand thai MIR Var. way
ed Ahaires to Bogota. has obtained f eof lhafs
.efnment OF Columbia. for comma. 'Dg 20
states, the privilege ofmakine M, ~ The t
ihe isthmus al Pauama. ~ aetas
We also learn thai President Ri.
Gently despatched two experienced II = ha''-
an Englishman aud Swede. vnb -, 'nerts
u s''enef, To make an accurate suly,. az, s''
,S,u.oes iron the borders Of Gaaenala and N, '
.e Coz :, quo country toihe mouth of The :, =
an ae oh"a motra emptyiue INTO The p. u.
anu "..cn Is na'lgab.e vert near 10 M, '.'5
Lye , strait which falls into the bay Obj, :
with the object uniting the two ocean, :, ~, s'
points than one. aus ii h'a.t
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Thus We see that more Than nine.icnths Of this
fighldd sum have nothing to dp with that class
o expenses u which the gentleman from N
Hampshire aud myself bad bren speaking.
There Is single itcu you will prrceiye Of
A-6s "'lo wholly independent OF the dpigmGiic
exnpns Of TIE goVernment. That itcm was
tor carr lng into effect 6onVenflpn nade with
Great Britain on lhr Slh day Of January, lso2
by which the United States stipulated 70 pay 10
hs Bntanic NJ ,iesls the snrl of - $1,000 III
three equal nnuunl inslaments IA satisfaction
ani discharge oil tie clanns at British subjects
lai damages sustained by them IN consequence
Of ppriim,Dis Vi ieh had delayed o. prevented
fin recovery Of thelr debts tom American clll-
ms. 1he sum II sss NM mentioned ~ the
statement ahpyc. NJ, tn FIST Of those install
IN MS, and lho remaining netalmruts feb upon
tac two succeeding years 1l M JntIr.san's add
ntnlslrauon, aud contributed 10 swell the a.
mounts appearing 10 have been expended for
faretgu intercourse in fhpsr years. In add ii u
10 thee chnt.rs upon Nj Icilt1son's admin.
isfralion. fhrt. wefc others OF large amnuni
growing out OF the Convection With the French
Rrpuh'ir nf rhp doth Aprl 1903, by winch Lou
tstanH wH>a,1uu"d. TWAS nuc ofthc conditions
OF That Convention, thai the United states should
assume thu payment on tle omims of their own
citizens against The lrengh Government fot
supplies furnished. property captured vessel,
detained, &c. and a law was passed on the
1o,b N,yen,n,r lso2 ,nn,,nri,t;,,, s,,.,,. ~
\ 40 oa, dollars E,, ,fe r,,,,nents ,.f,h,,a
,s.,,s tn pavn.nts mad. onacr thu ,,,.
vret,on are also included ~, te sn,n ,nns,,,,,,
.qc,ding =. the ,entlr,,s,,,-, s,.,,.,,,t =, L,,
beeo c,neoDed for E,e,og ;gts,oo,,,s. -, tho
sohsoo,,enr years nj M jal;rs,,,.s ,,lninis,,,.
lion. and IN conjunction with several o,hertro,.
+, encapements very nstn,all, .,rcnu,, ,,. ,ho
MAGNITUDE which tbl, head of exo,nd,,,,.as had
attained IN those YEAR. The same reo,a,. e
anplic,lle IL the iaror sums a,,.,,n., ra,,a, ,a
had of for,j,, ,,Jrrr,,,r,e IN a., oo,,l,,.,,,,s
,...---i. a.. :. -
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brother editors, friendly to III. md
'nseri TINS article in their resreetiys cause &
noly' the idea of holding r.n,, fateis 70.
through the whole week, NAV No., tseh dat
political friends in some of the eovn, g.sar to W
May |, 1923. ''''es
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10000

.. 900.
3''''u Silhopo
VII P'i"e,'' """ou' a'ec'lN a'sahng thi>
1i'sfh''' mikes one OF ms, exhibiting Il 'cr'
ai1e'e"' result 10 "" ~ '3@9 ise' On TIE -de
u NV l'sse"l administration 'hah on iha' al It's
P''"'''ea9' put NO" ooes NJ produce his va
'l'"'t w 'n"e'ios 70 MS laN"ntt plan
u P"'''"s 'e ms, war oil MI, Adams Admin.
,s'''"" 2' we sho',"eis OF MI. M'nr g aud
,e.n' W tne'' nY setting oil me expenses Of on
Two fea's ~ Nj. Adams Administration a
s'''S' me 'hl,nses OF httf preceding eaI> !;
I'M NV "" lo-st WI On ne lhtIndrS IN his state
h'eh' "s one OF Nj. Adams thfre y'ais, IS made
" P''',' p.aalN' no appropriation
'sPl' 'yN o''"S asked. fom"hlchthe mieiouoe
= '''' '9''''s u" Nv 'Apehuea 'oi 'hls ooJeci,
""'"S ne P''ssh' y'al. - bul snch Is not the
AZ ,a as n"Ne a7eau' had occasion to state
i'''e = ""'"'.'e o. FORMER appropriations n
'n'"'''''s ~ " "''-, ~" az Tue disposal OF the
'"'s' a''"" 'of me contingent expenses of
ioie's" me- oooise "no actually included IN the
es,'''''es 'o' '"e s,'''ee 81 ne present year a
s''n "Pn''e""'e 70 ms oe9ect, Add tbs sum Il
io'7'z 10 ,i'S statement, anh then upon his 0lci
3 he"'t y dt.D'hsthi as 10 tune, there Is an ex-
cts W p 80 y" ','e sue Oh me present adj
nin'S''auo"' n'lea" oI SHcmg of S2l r329.-
ba' mere Is sun an''pef cause OF the variance
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,hese wears respocti ely. eroopt IN the year
!. 4 q here there would iii be aSar'anee OF
800. the eanse of which has already been
snvges,ed. The following parallel shows
sbe correctness of filis explanation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-05

ton was prepared. A large crowd attended. - The
Gazette estimates tho number TO have exceeded
o000.-A respectable number Of the persons pres.
ent were the supporters Of Gen. jackson.
He was addressed by Mr. S.W. Davies, Chairman
OF the Administration committee of Hamilton coun.
ty- Mr.. G. replied in speech OF more than two
le,nns in lcngth-touching upon the Tariff System;
the opposition which had been expressed in ). e.
his reprobaton OF the idea of d;sunon- his con-
hdence in the patriotism of the people OF South
Coro.ina-his confidence in the Union--and tiisl-
~ jusiiiying himself against the charge OF travel
ing Tor elec:ioneeriu purposes he said that hi.
sraducers had attributed to him great facility il,
mixing bargain-Now there WIS "one bargain, .
which he was willing TO make. "H they viii
prevail upon their Chief to acknowledge that he
has been in error and has done me injustice, and Il
they will cease to trailuce s. abuse me, will no
longer present myself before popular assemblies
in the public prints, in my own defence
| Mr.. Z. was 10 have left Cincinnati on the 26th
:or Washington through Virginia. However, .'hi.
! friends in Ohio" may ha disappointed by this ar
rangement." it is (said the c. Gaz.) necessary ant
(proper.-"His health is unequal 20 the iabcur o
| meeting . greeting his friends in the manner Ii,
and they could wish. III is ntnated, that it ha
already suffered by his efforts 10 see his friends i,
\ Cincinnati.
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Communicated.


M,p,,yn, >, -, communicated.
MhhhiE by the Rev Stephen rsyi ION Wednesdsv,
" ''n wv Tue aeV ~ ~ T. irmFong Pastor Of the Fy5s
i're"y'e,'h IhWch OF Hichm"pd, TO Miss Charlotte c.
S0Unse ua"s"e OF 'be aie Sainur Piea'an OF this city
NelalckOGy .3rcj1ent
rlEpl-sudIen,v ON The e,cr;nr 81 ,,. oe.
Eoser, Simpson ,I q 40, h,na -Sh VII ny
,hsn n. I.. i. sAeu,
ON IN. tolls of that ,lav ~ h. ia, .il. 81 eS
his ell GIr IN, uu,nn.s al 80 .;,- Js;, '.PHhes
finding some in II. f.tmr, wss n ~,
dust them, when plsnk or ob,r thing nm, - ="
cal. w,v anil - '''Ie uPuh VINO ~ ne rest
.tsn de a,h ives III. ,..u q H.. - - 's.'os' w.
IL we've y eIrs. {, ,nos,ss him, r ,b,v - t HanIson'
have b. euiogy deeply gravru on then ,cd 49,
be sufficient that him combined those
fuaI,es which commanded the respect Of all knew him
rs husband he kind anj afscvnate, a. lathe, trndar
anc exemplary master pcvd aud inugen and 10 this
poor sh nisuessed lac ws' charitable shd humane let his
F'eods not werp, bat .enenher that lot of
20 deanf console themselves with the pleasing hope
'it ne has gone rs est from has abOuI bosom of h
God.
nj Charlottesville on ToyJ.v LA, Ty,U;.-. n =
-fdari, Clark ~ month, & "a sy, con, Of AZ
Clark. - " " "S-s'S'"
Tnsstste Archer eouiL No. t,v, .,E..>
Tiny ey thrice and tht,ce INV rr,e.-n,,
ny, O. -, Ga, -, -, - ~ -" "a' ''''"
e, tb srIo 49,, u 'n SoS;on, aud lad previously los
had COME frr.n py.;on by So, so ; f.n =
ely ,ir,sns4 in the Jnme, RE- yh :, onos
p..ed they ,,stIt thsit ,l.,ib w. .;,@n,I 70 sur
tti'e with ih worthy ntlIr mt on tb ms,,
advocate
-, after short hut severe i,,ns., NJ d.. ,.,,,.,..:
May viIle l,uckns Cant; Ckn, J. p,,,ron -, an
ysat Of his The h,endIy hm 20 the m, usrv oS Js
wy ''h'no, y" Hp' The iess Justly due: aud by
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"WILIt5 tLSTON.
"thar,5er If ne r. u Represento'iues, !
"tcjrUoyy IL, 1925"

hf ADAMS h5s passed so large portion 0. BIZ
lie III Europe, and has been m. habituaisd 10
IT. principles aud Customs, thai his republican
feelings have never been extremely viyid.-Evcn
ihe Edinburgh Review (of Oct 1891 which
speaks in ~ very complimentary s.f;in oi bis
. Letters Oh 1ilesii," was 80 slruc. wUh he Ian
guid iepsoi fis m.ineais, to icr4WE "''h son
luie emphasis: i'ir. Adams has many yscOhee-
fto'is oi his na'iys country but his feelings about
ignore resemble the ioyGi dcquescchce or a sub
Jset, H., ~ cT5euG. m'e~.c' c1! crfoy q &
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ANOTLIERt

Triulnpbs still crowd upon us from ,lis West
Boone IS said to b. elected over Blake in Indiana
but in Mississippi the victory il complete. mir.
Bingamap the Administration caddaie ran against
three Jackson candidates, and has failed! In seven
couDties heard from BiDgaInan has $780, and Gen.
FINDS, (who led the cavalry at the battle Of New
Orleans IN a style which commanded the admra.
ton Oh both armies) has obtained IN tue same coun.
ties 23l6-Add To his votes, those OF Halle & Dig
on in the five counties from which VIC have detail.
ed returns, aid VIC have 1850 votes, three to one
Of the Adams votes This for ever shuts out ali
hopes 10 the Administration party Of The Electoral
votes OF Mississippi. Besides "froin personal con
sJerations, (says the Matches SiaiesinanO Mr. r.
received number Of Jackson votes Asa citizen OF
hdai's county native OF our state. ofunblemished
integrity, honorable principles & cutyoted talents
heJiad friends amongst the Jackson part who would
not desert hun" As political tacticians (ssys the
Siaiesmau) the Adams poriy is certainly 10 be ad
mired.--" Wien eyry manwuvre that pas, cxperi
encs had sanctioned was exhausted, they c.n-
p'oyed new stfaIagems, new evolutiofs, With
which we we're unacguaintcd, ard which nothing
could sstneracf, But the cause Of TRUTH
the cause Of LlBE TY---the cause Of TIE
PEOPLE prevailed, wi;hos, the ait! Of ,ric':, de-
clafnSiion or system"
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6ePutiiec; ami IL Is the name atone vil.ct, re-
cars us from the Thoughts OF terry oid Dion0rcy,
TO the youth. enterprise. aud faction of the United
States. - Mr.. AS feelings have not Gerry mncs
eplproceJ in ~ years.
u has been said. ty way Of apology. that NJ.
Adams could not in common cylity have declined
TO answer Eeartvells enquiry about his being q
Mason by the same rule, why did ne not answes
The gentleman Of Canandsigua, who recently wrote
TO him 70 know whether he was an Uilifd,'ian,oy
noH Yet, MI. a. refused 10 answer.
The ADAMS prints in Virginia are calling uroa
'hei' friends ard committees TO increased piri-
!a'aee.--tct such be the wa,chword on both sides!
But. rs the ADAMS prints already trumphips
nthc idea OF " running close 20 the heels Of The
uctor,'' will distance, alI double distance
them at the Polls.
SIGNS in .S'tio York-A. an officer drill in the
town Of Cato, e'avuga county, a vote was taken
FOR President aud 1t resulted Tor Jackson -, Al
| ans lS.-A meeting OF more than 220 republicans
Of 'ha town of Penn, Clinton County, was he'll
on tie 2a'h ut TO noninate delegates 70 the coun
| ty conv entou.
! The Signs from .S;c,c Jersey begin To be very
! strong in behalf % Jackson..i letter from Som
ersct county the Editors of the Phil. Sentne,
considers Jersey safe Ter Jackson without Doubt
I've have letter from the City OF New York
which states that " Onr accounts from the interior
| of this State a. York. are very chcerins; andw.s
shall u1q"estiOnaoiy carry New Jersey" !.
| The National Inciigencer would have us tc-
| heve that the contest between Bates and His
| Jackson competitor" was satisfactory test-bus
was materially Influenced by toeci questions
| With what face can il make tbs assertion whcr
its own " affiliated Press" thc Missouri Republi-
cap) positively declares that both parties rallied
! upon their candidates; and that s mere man of
Sfra;c can be elected to Office, in this State, il he
should happen 10 belong TO the jackson party
/ The Coalitionists are at their ,ciEs ends Thev
cannot recently make single charge which wilt
| 2" FRET even one q busy hour on the stage'-s No
sooner out than taken by the Dutch,'' as the old
can't saying is,-The intelligenccr can scarcely
propagate rash and postipe charge against MI
Van 5ureD. about Intrigue and " treason in the
camp; sc. sc. before tina. arch Magician''
pounces upon it, anl dissipates K to atoms. :.
" RepiraF" IT, TirsiiiGi-A correspondent in
| forms US. under tate of aOfh Anpusf fhnt NJ .