davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Grain and Plaster.

!: ::s ~ e
aS;s s ns a. II ' ''' graz"
either of those markets be furnished a, oeeoqaa,
h master either in the rock o. IoS JANNEy. jun
ldera.s terms: JOHN II. JAYNE
! ;,,v 12-t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Nouling Cloths.

s ;;; e.: !; 8:
s. :' si others is
ticularly attended TO- JoSA. JhNHI,. -
| ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Nyeius Est"b!'sMMl.'e',M.'a, n.

La erique est h aS,' returned from Europe re-
E subscriber 1r ms ,Gs public tina, he is prepare"
n.as s,ssrs his s Of the most s%
s"'s; SSs s,:s % sS %
iron mouds from @ SiI injury to the border. me
and other Ms,s sso that fade first
% s si his S !
dress they will aiwa! DC p j. sALVErAT,
French Dyer and sco"Fer.
NE One or two boys WYNN aug )
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Georse White ,

Nw'KS lately by Ger 5G WEIR
n hi, We nsncRaX and homes, BY
.S .s, %tS support rss rred to him
by hi. as which fss s
rI,,;,s aud will glaaN re' aug q
l.; whatPyer. -------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Cabinet CHAIR, and Sofa M"n''ac.
tOry.


Cabinet Chair, and Sofa M"""'''
tory. -,
,NEs GREEN Cabinet make III stanG on Royal
I VIZ ,at,m,ly keep at his old SIAM V" nnms,
- WIN eo So a, the corner OF lu," 81, nnrt of
s., hieNa ',,a Ws.hington-a genera! ,,h;cb he
rania' Nve"n ,ah,e ami durable Furniture, -, .nv
The mos' co,'ai if not superior IN guam, of
will warrant ~ 's misunderstanding IN part u
ever oiiere winged and plain wardrooes
CirecA'', "S end and plain s''eDo""s
| Gothic. pc mrsi,s and marble slabs
Ditto, with eei!ars' '.oams
Frencn""u P" do with mirrors -. o.se.
Dressing .,,meus' sec ctaries and doom
LADIES' anu marble and mahogany tops
Pcr'aOies WIZ. living breakfast aud cara 'aD't 10
Min do do
aIies work stands
sna,;np and candle DO , r,aborany tops
Snavs" lands with marble and ''a'''s"'
Grecian Sofas
h Mahosa. ,oools. bide,ts, cribs cradles
Portable writing of bedstsads Of F all
}. With aSens' maple and stained Woooi BE- n,rr
st carved .nii as low Cor CASH as .he!
Of Tl .aa T osthe same quality at ANY ays So
or n the Union Of st Domingo and DAY or q, hanra
Manos saved curl and SHADED bottoms,
of steam &C superior quality. sscsm GsaRWINd,
nish OF" III tanning AND OJ may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
1885,
office


YVHE copartnerships of WITHERS & WASHING.
Il TON and JOHN II. BRENT & co. is dissolved,
by limitation Those indebted will please make i'm
mediate payment to either us, and those having
claims present them for settlement.
JOHN WlTHERS,
JOHN WASHINGTON,
GEO BRENT,
JOHN H. BRENT.
Copartnership.
The subscribers have this day entered into copart.
nershp under the firm OF
UaAHING TON e BRENT;
and having purchased the stock of Dry Goods belong.
ing to the late firms of Withers s. Washington and
John II Brent Co. respectfully inform their friends
and the public, that they will carry business in the
house, lately occupied by Withers Il Washington, and
win receive, by every arrival from New York. addition
al supplies, which, with their present stock, hand
will comprise general assortment which they de-
termined sell low for cash. to tn r puncual
toners.
JOHN WASHINGTON,
GEORGE BRENT,
sept Is JOHN H. BRENT.
Sattinets and Cassimeres.
200 pie es sa,tnets snd cassimeres
100 do domestic cloths
For sale by
sept l3 A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Eor Sale,

NEGRO woM,S s,i dp% the sS"r. good pa"
n years old ~i,H" "ne en'' Enquire of Mr. Jams' D.
T T"rr a,whose house sue NAY July 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16

WiAes. &c.
Far sale ON board Schooner S s,e,;,, that,
2o1I will average 27i lbs. each
As7o horns of good q'''''y
tons fustic, not large
252 lbs. old copper ,o,,S NcCoBB.
, hbs. fish glue ~ CopNlNG
~ The Baltimore ane ns sept Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16

Wine, Whiskey, etc.
VVIE subscriber has hand and offers for sale at his
d Auction store,
8 casks red wine
8 do sweet Malaga do
S barrels old whiskey, nice and we'll favored
ID do high proof do
Sc do common do
Is do vinegar
hid and barrels Jamaica rum
l elegant plated sword
A few pieces broadclo,hs, calicoes and stripes
piece French drill do cotton cashmere
Black silk crav ats and hdkfS
Loaf sugar No. l, ,, and at sugar. house prices
Gencmen's shoes and pumps
Ladies' black morocco do, chldren's red do
White anl black wool hats
Spanish and half Spanish serara ""-c-'
~ and msssc, do, some stou, and suitable III
nesa"IriL oc,nn Of BOOKS, comprising about
500 volumes GEO. WHITE, Auct
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Suck Salt, NarMlsN' Wv

NOCN SUkS3 -,
100 Sacks salt, Liverpool. n"'"
t{W barrels bright var"'sn
Loo 40 low priced sugar
40 caunis,ers rerdesf.s ,oceived by
Is key, black p pant, , y 'ctW1GA,eMBERi.AiN.
LINCOLN PIN pr;sce-s,reet wharf:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
MacNereA, Mum, 81

l.andlng, on Twins wharf,
az nuns. 6rs, quality st. CroiN sugar
w Is bags pepper
$50 casks cut nails
10 hhls T. Rum
10 cases best quality champagne WING
rs bales brown shirhngs
TO cotton yarn
tons new RuSsisliemp
For sale Oy >.o,,ps
@ptlI \. u HaHnN o, ~ - -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

II psr anaum, pag able in adgarcs.-so SUI P
y ~ l. r.#aNed iOr les TINE 1aa ~ ipon'h'
sc ~ - al b. zeouliaued thnt Al iAe discretion
acc 9rl.torsl until 81 sirearages are paid
AZ ,4gertisemens' vii be inserted q 80 cents PEI
quar- Tto.a frun distance nusi PC paid fer
ca3s,s, tiAir Insertion or t7s paFmem assumed by
P5s.D seasibc pc ON N Lyacth1rs.
,cssneerv Orders not exceeding two squares arc IN
..1+,4 for sfk dollari'
~ Anieters addressed 70 the ldiiors must DO pest
II or they vii MOI be attended To.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08
UNgpDp STATES law.


tuuric No.
An ACT natle partial appropriations for the support
at GNeumeut during tur yem ono thousand ,r.hf
tunoted md q, cn1y -olH#t.
BE II fpoctedbg He 3eaajr aBd Uo1~c ~ Ecp-
rrseu.aiipfS ~ III, D. Iateg NJ imrr,ca IN Coa
pr,9 aN3abln3, HAT the flowing sum h..
aud the sane are hereby, rc,t sct,gcly. appfopi
AID TOT tnn service 81 the yeAr one thuusnud
eilhl hundred aud twenty EIGHT; that IS 10 say
Tor compensation to the President Of The L.
States, tWcnt, flee Thousand dollars.
For ramnen .atron - the Wee Ilesldrnt Of
bc | $ i've thousara ia llrs.
ior e my tHgahon IL tie Secretary OF State
nk thousand do'lms.
Tor compensation In the Clerks IN the De.
patment OF tat, per act Of lwcotltth Aprl one
thou aud ,ig5t hundred and eighteen, iitceo
housaud NM hundred dollars
for compensation 10 ona NachmiN IN the IA
tent Onte. PIT act oi tweu'v- lsih 81 hay, one
,uousaod clRli hundred and tN,ufy tour sryon
hundrtt dollars
20. compensation To the Messengers in tGr
Department d stptr. Including the Messenger
~ t6e T. tent Office, Il tnll 81 a1oaances. one
tnouza4t our hundred upd Gay da.n4.
Iorc5Wl epsaiou 10 C,oriS ~ e Il bepus
mpni hy ,irlor uiile a,t 81 sttund laTCh. one
thousand risft hnnd,od aud twenty seven, tout
thousand tour hundred dnLug
For The incidental and contInornt c.ncnscs of
ma. D,,fn,.nf oI slate. ,nclndinp The, ,ypr,,,c,
.t,,r,i,isoa and #l,uibatiug IL. laws and for
,,ifa cap,,ac 81 .p,pers.t cnry seven thousand
Gy, b,,tdr,i mud a. dnilalq
For comprneanon To the Secretary Of the
Tna.afy. ,fY thousand dorl,5e.
/ r., compensation !, The CIc,ls in the onirc
oltle secretary of the Treasury. per act Of
Iy,piiefh Ao,I one thousand aight hundred
and eioltcrp ,e,, thousand lenr hurried daIlars
/ concentration 40 one CIerl ~ sand office
rc,acf Of iuruty.,ixth of MAY. Que ihamand
r,gI4t hundred aad tyyrnfy-fai,r. oue thousand
,,,,.. hundred and 6fty dollars and also. for o..
+ lI,tk prI trt Of second Of Marcd. one thousand
, cirIt hn.drrd and t,rnty.sey.n. one thousand
! -four hnn,l,ed dolsrs
For co,upcnsati n tofho Nc,srnppr. IN sad
oA.ec. and Assistant. IA hll Of all allowances.
one thousand and hny tIa,!ars.
! For COMPENSATION 10 tn. FI,st Comntfollcr Of
the Treasury, tlaee thousand ave hundred dol
mls
For compensation 10 the Clerks in the Office
Iof the ilr,t Conptronr,. per act ol twentieth A.
M. on thousand eirat dunlicd aud eighteen.
seventeen thousand rieat hundred and fifty dol.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08
Commission Business.
FIELDING l.. gVfLIItJrS

Il J LsfLGffULLN informs his fen,.s and
u d tue public, that he has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at L,nchburg.
Two doors below the Franklin Hotel
lie sellcits encouragement. and promises al
those who may cnafde in him. thai Their hn,i-
ness shall be promptly attended To. How'll re.
ceiye Goods on Storage, and orward Them -.
may be dlrected--Aso, snip Tobacco. Flour
aud every hind of produce 10 Richmond
March y. tstO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

etpRINtt AND SUMNER GLOTHfNG.-
20 lust received and FOR sale at our room
back Of our store, on main street, large and
valuable assortment Of Spring aud Summer
Clothing Of every description, some OF winch
are made in the best manner and fashion, and
will be sold acary as cheap as the making would
cost IN tins place.
Among the assortment is Fashionable round
c,,ts also handsome wnbe aud coloured Mar
sails Yesteoats.
Apply 10 .-,.--, ,,.,o.,.,,,.r,-.
March 20.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08
January ,

REV PJBLlCATlUNS.-- II The snbscll5e,
~ hasthe pleasure Of lnformW the citizen Of
tynfhburg and the surrounding country, uiathe
ms just received direct from Philadelphia the
following noR publications N.
taes Of Grandiaihrr ~ thu author OF Wa
very, lyanhoe. &c, and this pronounce. to
be the best work from The author since the Tales
Of my Landlord. Sc.
Blue Stocking Han. an American Novel. au-
nor Unknown, hat Supposed 10 he very good.
The humnrs Of Eu,opia, Tale OF Colonel
'hnes, by an Ethiopian, in > vols.
Halt> Foyageto the Eastern Sras, IN. the
ear iSl6
Sketches and Essays, -. s., by be late
"rmeH Walker G.luer Of Virginia
ABRAAI L. NORTH.
Iarch L.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

~ supply Of Hafdrn Seed, conshhn5 oi The
following
EarlqVa shineton neasJWh,ta Sold celery
orsiy weeks Kra Ia do.
10 frame 10. Early horn culrot
D.. Charlton dc. Long ernnee 10
Iafp nsrru,yl,i do. Earl, blood 10
DWau 10. Cluster cucumber
10. prolific d. Imly 10
Eesly Whom 10 L7ns e'ccn do
I'll maaf2Hiat do hhi' d.
P're dn - pmrcral5a 5aa i,dlo, very supe =
: ar or sal'Hi do 0coICh DO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08
FERS,

as agent for caee.'ag 0aIrs oftheir Tobacco for
them. He VIII clam compensation according
10 the following reduced rates, 10 Wit:
Fora Hid brln ing not more than - per
hundred 80 eeuts per hhd.
And for all Tobacco bringing higher price,
81 per had.
Aud where he Soils collects the money. and
furnishes statement AZ additional charge of
30 cents on rach hogShead viii be made IN eve
~ case. He veil also ship then Tobacco tor
them if reauirrd on the customary terms.
lie aatiers himself that from fifteen years eN-
pelicnce in toe iobacco business. the planters
viii fua II 70 then interest TO get him to sell
their rcnps for them.
His Office is directly in front Of the Franklin
Hotel in the town Of Lynchburg, where h. may
always be found, except when at the warehouses.
GEO. WiiILOCkk.
Dec. 81. ON
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08
AhBHlGHT'5
GNt.N.NhAa:S nNNDp.


such degree a, 10 give confidence Ia the Pro-
pttctpr that II "if,a,Y alone vii support its
distinguished mc'tfs II Sthe most us'inlspl,p},
.tod aatuaHu ,iiaraflve ever yet discovered. It
Is ,o perfect, mnocrut, th,d NJ evil eject need
he unprecedented ttpm Il vlenarp iedagrceap'y
10 the directions. may he giyou without any
apprehension, to the must tender infant, or ice
biz admit
Inc COLUMBIAN SYRUP will r,le.e and
eventually trInpye the following disoascs Sc.
GRO is, Cares, cor ulceratuu, Of the bones
KING EtIs 81 0cie.ula, Rheumaii, ahrouOus ct
thr bead, and y Stem gaucraity syphilis Arg.
rnrlal. dui ii complaints originating m the mn
proper U.s. of Mercury Ulcers OF TIM mouth ~
throat, White Swelling; caucerous, aud iuse,r4
fatc l lcers discharge lIon tie Ears; dt,eas
IS Of the stn, Liver complaints Jaun1Yce IN
digestion, aud DEBILITY
a. a general jepnratayc article, OF put.icr
81 the blood, his Hcdicne possesses invaluable
powers Il IMPROVES the oppeutc, and has III
lrmalkay ,uaity OF dcpIvlng the SKIN OF ihlf
yellow b.1aus uui, Nluch IS so common IN bilious
constitutions. Besides the Diseases above emu
ncratcd. II is also recommended AS II rcu"dt lol
that aflistng disorder, the liberated sort bead.
under which chlldlrnsunerthcmos .,clatng
tormens for wears.
Zach bottle ofthc genuine Medicine hasa llh.
81 rcprrs rgtiag tine Eagie aud ihc Hydta VT
my signature
IL ptIcr - rrR rorur Ayu so pER ppz-
~ JACOB AIIRlNHI
No I03, Arch Street neaf Third, Phila.
Oct -
The ubscribcr has just received Iaree guam
tlfy oftue Columbian Syrup aud 4, the IL
cent for This section ot country.
WALLER II. MiDDLEION,
Onnosife Post OhiCc
Het >.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

a. UIiD ) Genraqr PiNiCf.I. allf POI /
- TEh'h CdTHCLIEON Just Itrcttfd bg
THOMAS J. DtT.Ii.
inu 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08
1BCYIONEER

for the sale ofreal and personal estate.
From his long experience IN this business, he
eutcrtains no fear OF not giving en,,re saii,iac-
ton.
For the accommodation Of those who may
choose to employ him, he will % ANY rea>oea-
be distance into the country. lie also otter ms
services 10 the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

THTlIE subscriber having determined in sompl,
ance with the Solicitations OF some Of has
flien is, TO resume the Auction business. now
makes tender OF ms services - Wem and the
public generally as
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-08

EyREou GARDEN oEED.-i have this
N DAY received, direct from New-h orIs
~ supply oil Gardrn Seed consisting ot the
following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

wholly engaged upon two t,ungst,t esie6sluu OF tlei
ton oil the country. No Arrangement, with Turkey is
thonght OF, atidsoobody 20 care whether the
creek osbops have aerved Aria not. IL i. CON
sidercd as cnroin that the Turks Will and canuu,
undertake. any thing this yeac.--War is carried os
ainst the'n IN manner which, though not very bril-
snt 10 be sure, IN Ger tain directly attaius
The OBJECT Sachtusry blockades the Egyptians.
church and Ypsiiant are in Eastern aud Western
Greecc-but though they are inuciive their presence
s uot without USE The internal ,on proceeds
slowly.
Count Capo D'Istria is endeavourinr 10 create a
revenue tn farm the national estates OIL 10 sell them
case ot necessity.
he Egyptians still! oonccnira rated between MAYA
r'n ana Modon All OF them desire 10 return to their
own county, bot The Pacha Will qu, his post With
OUT an order from the Sultan III order give the Ill
ied commanders no ground for complaint, he has
h"'heto Ietratned from making ncursons III the
terror OF the Norea but when his magazines empty
ana me harvest time is come he win prohab
20 10 snhsist there with his troops and if nothing de-
c!dea at that time, lac will proceed 10 the Is,hmus The
urhs IN homeiia are doing nothing They will main
'a'n 'hfEpps''ions ut M,ssoongh and Athens, 10 the
autumn 81 the tnr,hes;. They at present Assem-
o'ng IN rhe defes of Attica Mean! hilc the Allied
commanders appear resolved to do every thing to
oeilge ihrahim 10 cyacuate the EIorea They blockade
the ports ct hessenia and Admiral &c Fgpy has lately
sent the Ilacnt With orders take advantac pos
siO", OF the revolt o the garrison OF Coron put
| that place in the hands of the @ res ks,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

BALTIMORE, August 6.-The Presia,n, Of the I-i,,e
Std'es arrived 1T the City Hotel yesterday afternoon md
r't th's morning "A, in the CniOn Iiip. I!r rcl f.,
Washington horse back and viii continue this made OF
travelling on considerable portion OF his i0mtrev f., bi
residence ~ Massachusetts, in consequence or ts state ~
hfs health, which tire labor of his sta ion and Tho ,
Oppressive varm weather, have considerably jrr,i-e1
During the evening very urge number If ou c;,;-,.
cAei 10 pay their Respects Prrsl+rrt At ME
IL must nave been highly gratifying the Wesvers -,
Balliuore5 a5 well 20 the friends of the American ST.,
generally, ~ grrceya that the President v-ora
uride rom the piece ri cloth woven in Tie i,ros r M
cry ~ IRE Procession commemorative Of ;;s cop,,orc
n'cnt 81 the Haltimore and Ohio Rail Road ON the r r
'uy' dhH prescribed 10 HIN by the Ncaycrs Of EaIfy,,r,
thus acknowledging and returning in the Or osr dl, I
appropriate manner, uf the most ary,rur,tc c,;
mems ever b'S"rcr by patriotic and enlightened ,oIc
~ C''c' 'iasis'fa,s' ~ whom they Recognized an old
"'1l-'rcd' and faithful public servant wise s,sfrs,
anu de"otsd and HcurrpEiIbie patriot pat-,ot
PTibADTtBHIk, August l. Last o7enir, the r,.,,,
s" "' vt''n 7''ts "r"v"d 1T this city, IN tie steam bra,
'Gm be'" Castle F'ry large nun1rr Of r;,szcp h.i
eSf'o1ie1 10 'hc b7r, vino greeted his arrival ol
cir'e's vast cfopN attended him 10 the AI,o,,, -
10 Thisd s'ret7, ajd the CTreerlu.s WIRE ca,,i,
TIE yaef, 'hE President u1on the pi,zz, moi ~
500 as there vas silence ne oh'evci"Fruaw cir,yrns
t'aok y"" for y"a s@i aud reception s,8 wish
80, C!..t r.rulrt"
We ira,s i,,ly soma aore ls1,,y af-l ,,,.' ,,...
ih'"ys e'gfU ilr Ir.,iir. frI rno uu~,s, r. i,,.
fe~a"Aa upon sush jcd .i.r n,ee, ras sew RE-.
" ngf''s'"A ut ne Pres:#er' vii lea ,l. a., ,.
iHnni' <, D." 'hr oclncG b0a T. a., Sew Yo,h
-8e7a . P cy'dcuf Adsnrs dcp,rrI rom ,ois c;,y
y>T''nay mntn'rg 10 the boat BuirFt,D from
'T'iV. s'FN' whNt Tn" streets and wbarvcs were
r'o",'ti by c1le~,. who gave rsr hearty rbep1e u, Tho
b1H' -ryrd III, and se,er,i cananp7 ug,s io
Ir'erIaIey afeI "
Many cr2ers attended ", Adams on his Journey q, "A,
as Bennington lhf0s.
Nrn yoaR, Augo., Mt ADAMS. III, p,esi5e,, or
We Cu'd states aive1 u this city between eleven and
'TNe c-k III his fsrn .o'sinIs the Cisy Hotel
,.4ntyiTF~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
CAUCUS MILITARY TICKET.
TOR PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON of Tenn
FOR VFCE PRESIDENT,
JOHN &. CALHOUN Of S. G..

CAUCUS TICKET.
District. WILLIAM c. Hofr of Norfolk
: W1LLGAM FL. ME- aRLAvo of PETERSBURG
!oHN CARGIII, of Sussex.
MAJ. L. NJ. NELSON Of Mccklenburg
RICHARD LOGAN of Halifax.
Or: JAMES JoyEs of Nottoway.
Judge WILLIAM DANIEL of I,ynclburc.
Vol JosEPn MARTIN Of Henry
WILLIAM 4. GoRDoN Of AIbcmarIc.
10 Judge WILLIAM BRocHExBRoUGu Of Rich.
mond.
II GEoRGE BUcxYEr Of Caroline.
- WILLIAM JoyEs Of Gloucester.
IL No'' ROBERT M'CANDMsa OF Williams
burg.
} EtLYsoy CuFntE Of Lancaster.
10 Judge Jouy w. GREEN of Culucpcr.
ito vol JoHE GIBSON. of Prince William
- Ten GEoRGE RUsT of Loudoun
ia JARED WILLIAMS of Frederick.
~ Dr' }. ID. WILLIAMsox Of RockiDri,ain.
20 JoHN BOWER Of Rockbrdge.
= MAJ. joUv b. GEORGE Of Tazeycl
y ANDREW RUSSELL Of Washington.
- JOEL Shrewsbury of Kanawha.
n JOHN MCMILLAN of Brooke.
G3Of Gen. JAcxsoa's uoftnes, for fbe Press,socr
n" lr'e"as have furnished the strongest evidence
VI h''n' Mr. Jefferson said ne would as soon think
OF making ga sailor of cock, or solJiar NJ r,o,s
rs PRESIDENT pf frlfe,v Jackson
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS of Mass.
FOR FTCE PRESIDENT.
RICH ARD RUSH of PA.

ELEC1OkAl4 IICkEI.
Dtstrict. Col. STEPHEN WRIGnr ofNorfelk.
BENJAMIN HARRIsoN of Charles City.
) losErH GooDwYN of Dinwiddic
DIR. RICHARD FIELD Of Brunswick.
Gen. EDWARD c. CARRIYGroY of Halifax.
kENJAM1E HATCHER of Chesterfield
SAMUEL BRANCH Of Buckingham.
Judge FLEMING SAUNDERS of Franklin.
DAVID S. GARLAEp of Amherst.
10 CHATHAM JoHNaoY OF Richmond.
II Judge FRANCIS =. BRooKE Of SpottsyI
vania
~ CuARLEs Hill Of King G. Queen.
IS Capt EoGERT LIVELY of Elizabeth CITY.
"a capt HANCOCK EusrAcE of Stafford.
10 JoEN SnAcKLEroED Of Culpcpcr.
10 Judge WILLIAM 4. G. DApE Of Prince
William.
II Col. WiLt1AM ELLzEY Of Lou,olin.
10 ALFRED Il. POWELL of Frederick.
~ Col JAMES MAUzY of Rockingham.
20 Judge AReHiBALp STUART Of Augusta.
- i'ALLAnD s'mrru of Grcenbricr.
y Col. BENJAMIN EsrGLL of IN7shinctop
:" Judge LEWIS SUMMERS Of Kanawba.
- lAbPHEUs 7. WILSON OF Monongalia.
u of Ar Adams, Jefferson said, tho Is learned
and honest man, the best OF the New Enriandersu
u His most violent and prosecuting enemies. have
done homage 20 lis great and mas,eriy Abilities
- Witness the foowiLg:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

81 tG''ot sufficiently cypress tie PROFOUND sentim
"th state paper Mr.. Adams vindication Of .mr GOV
"e'h'neh! TO Don Onis 1t written with an AsqoHIsr
force OF ingenuity aud adorned with the most can
"hsah3g e'o'snce Of al descriptions II las The ar
rn VINO iecis most acuely for The wrongs 0: bis
by the agsressor, pretending demand redress and
VINO pours out these feelings III tho most forcibIa
''Sfa'ns' it is a MONUMENT or DIPLOMATIC GENTS
i, IS 81. "i'N i"ENT 10 MY COUNTRY. feel proud of
'ELAzE or TALENTS. 1t shvers tic rnanlesio of The
60 PanIsh cabinet in dust anil ashes Into what n,te
iosign'icance does the redoubla5lg CbeyaI,er C1;s
,S, tie seems like Pgmy in the hands Of
GiANT."-I&cilaom Enquirer, .Yaa 1910
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
Ei1(1 the Injs.


II has been Stated ths Democratic Press that lie
Hon ARRTSoy GRAY OTs friendly the elevation Of
SAS -1narcic JACKSON the rrssiien.y q! the o. G. In
our opnI"r severer attack mad. in the news
papers upon Nlr Otis thau the publication Of this
w are happy TO feel authorized contradict Nj if7
IS moi IN favcr of Gen Jackson, Gccia1v friendly to
the present Administrative, and the election of Mr.
ADAMS. II is now more than year since M Otis de-
clared that II the principle which opposition a.,
formed should De sanctioned By Success then this rove,-
meni could not stand We know that felsra!rsts
massachusetts and in every State, in favor of
ten Jaokson b0t AIR. Gas is Of the number
I9e principal ones in Massa chusrtts are
Hon. r. Pfckerigo,
Gen. T, Lyma
Hon. Z. BayLes
G. \. OHs. Esq.
Mr.. II. V,H'nnne,
Hon. l.. WtLinE.s
!-ieSG The principal Jackson isierass in Massa-
Otis ' W.
Wa have though, i. duty 10 make this staso,cn
because the publication of Mf Binns been used as we
Understand, with much industry and some efrct bv the
Jackson men among the fcicr PhrGCjpir aud the
EcfeTh Si6Tc Of Md. who, naturally enough. are still
influenced by the respectable irryisort t or!
ms INSTRUMENT, DO publicly fon the
men, ana We hope this correction VIII come before the
!E'eal reEds OF the administration 10 Pcnusviy
HCayiand DCiaware, &c before Jackson mes, sla II
nave been abe to assnciae nv. Ols name N, tl.i,
oYn' SD as to have geined many proscytcs thereby