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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-22

FARM FOR SALE.

By virtue of decree Of the Chancery court. n.
subscriber will offer at public sale Saturday e6
of July instant, at Il O'Clock, A. M. at Mr.. No.
news tavern in Chestertown, the property wherein
Unit Angler resided at the time Of his death, com.
monty called his home farm.
This farm lies within about six miles Of Chester.
town and is convenient to the established apdin,
on Turner's Creek 1t contains by late suryas
four hundred and tortyJfve acres, Of which fail
proportion is in wood
The improvements are good dwelling house, an
excellent Granary, with stables &c. &c.
The character which this farm has long sustained
us,ifies the assurance that it is well worthy the
notice of persons disposed to purchase valuable
settlement.
The purchaser will be required to execute bond
with security to be approved by the Subscriber,
conditioned for the payment of the purchase money
with interest from the day of Sale, in ,hrep
equal nstalments of six, twelve and eighteen
months.
| Further particulars made known at the Sale.
A plot Of the land may be seen by calling on the
Subscriber.
L. +. CHAMBERS, Trusiee
| Chesterrown, July a. 24-ts
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I'll Farm for Sale.
June 81.

BY virtue OF decree of Kent county court, the
Subscriber will, ON SATURDAY the Goth Of July
next at | / o'clock. A. M. offer at public sale at
Mr. Moneys Tavern, in Chestertown, all the right
and interest of Margaret and Edward A. Harris,
the infant children of the late W lillian Harris, decd
in and to the farm or plantation formerly occupied
by Mr.. James Harris, Jr. now occl pied by Capt
John Constable.
This farm lies within miles Of Chestertown, anil
contains about TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, with considerable improvements there
are about 100 acres of it of beautiful arabic land un
der good fencing, about so in wood. and the residue
in meadow.-The improvements are dwelling house
in tolerabe repair new barn and COW shed
corn house. meat house, &c. Excellent water anu
a young orchard add to the value of this proper
| ty. ,,..;h
The purchaser will be required to give Bond WIN
approved security for the payment OF the purchase
money in three equal insaments, of one, two anu an
three years, with interest from the date, payaDe
annually.
| Further particulars at the sale.
L. +. CHAMBERS, Trustee
| ~ The Subscriber, as Trustee of William fiar
rs. and Agent for the other proprietors will at the
same time, offer at sale, the remaining interest W
the farm above mentioned. The terms will be as
clared on the day of sale.
Z. f. CHAMBERS.
| June OF.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-22
SEOeb Reward.

II ANYWAY from the subscriber on Friday
u night the 18th inst. a mulatto man who calls
himself BASIL FRASlER.
Basil is very bright muatto, twenty four or five
wears old, five feet nine or ten inches high. very
thick suit of hair, has scar on his forehead. fine
large teeth rather wide apart, very large eyebrows
is apt to hesitate when spoken to, but when he
speaks articuaes rather quick. his person is straight
and we'll por,ioned and is a very good looking
servant. He will probably endeayour to work his
way to Penns ylvania
will give .Gj1y dollars for the apprehension Of
Gasil, if taken in the State Of Maryland, or on,
hundred dollars if tax out of the State, with rea
sonable charges if secured in Centreville Jail.
JOHN G. RUTH.
near Centrevllle, Queen AIMS county, ND.
July /. 1923. 2t-4t
N. B. 1t is possible Basil may not leave Nary
land until after Harvest is over, as he is an excel
lent GRADER.
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&lOes Reward.

I'D ANYWAY from the Subscriber, living near
ia Cantwells Bridge, Newcastle County, State
Of Delaware, negro George anderson, about 81, or
% years old middle size, rather stout built, with
lar;, eyes, slews the white Of them good deal.
large under lip and mouth and rather light colored
for neg ro--Has been accustomed to the care OF
horses and driving carriage. he is also good
farm hand, wears his hair generally combed up
on the top of his head and plated, speaks slow
Had on pair of good white corderoy pantaloons,
blue domestic stripe round about, fur hat, muslin
shirt with George in durable ink written on it. and
laced boots-A few days before he absconded he
attempted to commit rape upon young female OF
his own color, the punishment for which has
caused his running off-One hundred dollars re-
ward will be pad upon delivering him to the Sub
scrber, or lodging him in jail. so that be may be re
covered He has probably gone to Pennsylvania
having been several times in Philadel phia
JOSEPH Il. SIMS.
Cantycells Bridge, July 8, 1929. o3-8t
CE5-The Lancaster Reporter, Pa and Salem Mes
senger, N. ]. will insert the above times and sen
their bills to the Advertiser.
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Cheap Books,
.l.yI) STATIONARY,

.l.TD STATIONARY,
At No 90 .narket-street, beceen .essrs Larkn and
LdmbornS Grocery Stores.
J. SCOTT, begs leave TO state to his friends, anti
the public that he has made such arrangements with
J. Grigg aud other cheap Booksellers in Philadel-
phia TO enable himto dispose of School aud 9TH
sr Books, together with a general assortment OF
Statoaarya at the loscst Philadelphia Prices either
n wholesale or retail In consequence Of such ar
rangement Merchants and Teachers. from both Town
and Country, would ind it much to their advantage
call and purchase, as his very reduced prices wlli
completely preclude the necessity of their going TO
the City for any article in his line Of business on the
scorce Of cheapness.
Himngtoa, May 80. lit.
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The advantages of their ilydrants over the com
mon kind are as follow;
They can be taken up without digging orareak-
ng the pavement;
They do not freeze in winter;
They are not liable to frequent or expensive re-
pairs
The cocks will probably last longer than twenty
wears while the cocks of the red cedar and common
hydrants frequently break and wear out IN year.
EEyDNANTS ofevery construction liked
Iron and lead pipes of the frs; quality
Lead pumps for cisterns Baths and Plumbers
work of every description fitted up at Philadelphia
prices, by }. W. EWiNG'
la ,arket-st squares above the Town Hall where
the public are invited to call and examine their I'M
provements.
NJ B. As the Subscribers manufacture their lead
pipes themselvest They warrant them capable OF
bearing any pressure they may be subject 10 in the
| water works. J. nv. EWlNT.
i EuD,ington July, 3d. 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-22
AM Ordinance
TO PROTECT and SECURE THE WA1ER
UORKS OF THIS BOROUGH AGAINST
DAMAGE OR INJURY


Be IL Ordained by The Bwgesses and Borough
Council of the Borough Of Wilmington, That #
any person or persons shall, after the passage OF this
Ordinance, break, injure, or do any damage whate,
ver to the pump, pump-house, or machinery erected
on the Brandywne for the purpose of supplying this
Borough with water; to the pipes or conduts LAID
for the passage of the water through this Borough
or to the fire. plugs, hydrants or pumps or stop-wa
tiers appertaining to- or connected with the same ];
or shall throw put any stones, filth or any foreign
matter or substance whatever. into the basins or re-
seryoirs or shall break down, damage, orinjure the
fences or paling which enclose the same or any bull
ding or buildings connected herewith; or shall dig
or break the earth in any Of the streets lanes or al
eys of this Borough, for the purpose of disturbing
" injuring the pipes conduts, or OF obstructIng
the passage of water through the same or enter the
lot on which the basins are erected without permits
sion every person 50 offending, and every person
aiding and abetting the same, shall forfeit and pay
for every such offence, fine not exceeding FIFTY
DoHurs and not less than Fiue Dollars, to be recov
ered with costs, before either of the Burgesses, in
the same manner as debts under fifty dollars are re-
coverabe by law and everysuch person shall, also.
be liable to an action to make good the damages ;
and the high and petit Constabes are hereby direct
ed and enjoined diligently to inquire after and pro-
secute all who shall hereafter offend in the premises
| JAMES BROBSON,
First Burgess
! Passed at the Town Hall, Jan. Q, 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-22
$40 Reward.

SUPPOSED to be stolen from the Subscriber,
NCliving near Summit Bridge, Del. dark brovn
Mare, blind of the left eye and on the right
hip occasoned by kick and marked on the back by
the cart saddle. Any person taking up said mare.
and returning her to the owner shall receive the
above reward and all reasonable charges paid by
ROBERT KIMBLE.
25-4t
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a MOSY VAAVABAE
FA r WI.
June OF.

BY virtue of Decree of the Chancery. Court
the subscriber will offer at public sale at mr., Mu,
ncy's tavern in Chestertown on SAlUKDA1 '"1
Goth of July next, at IL O'Clock, A. M. the WEN
known
Farm, called Kennard's Point,
Formerly the property of James Buchanap' de'u
and afterwards of Jesse Corse.
This farm lies in Kent county, on the waters y,
Churn Creek. and Still Pond, in such manner aS "
be enclosed by four hundred pannels OF fence. ..
1t contains about five hundred and twenty une T
acres, of which fair proportion is in wood an"'
part of the residue might easily be converted 'n''
meadow. ,,..t
| The buildings are Dwelling House, Mea,
House, Granary, Corn House, and Stable ho' :"
very good repair .,,,1e
| 1t is believed that there is not more VALUABLE
farm for the size of it in the county, and pc'suu'
DESTROYS ofinvesting capital in land, are conhuc; ~
y invited to make themselves fully informed u 10
worth. ..;.h
The purchaser will be required to give bona w,u,
approved security for the payment of the par."at
money. in four equal annual payments with h'e''''
from the day of sale. -.Aost
The purchaser will have liberty to seeo wa' If
this fall, and will receive possession on the h'''
January next.
Further particulars onthe day of sale. 1.,,,
EFF. CHAMBERS Trustee
June OF, 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-22

THNtlE General Board of Directors of the Far
u mers Bank Of the State Of Delaware, have this
day declared Dividend at the rate of Four per
cent, per annnm for the last half year, payable
to the Stockholders or their legal representatives
any time after the 9Th instant.
C.P. COMEGYS, Cashier.
Dover, July LIST, 1898. a2--3t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-22
Fashionable
Boot, Shoe and Ir1aah Stores,
JAMUs TK'sxEAE,
Nos. %, & 100, Market St.

ED ETURNS his sincere thanks for the patronage
= afforded to the late firm of V M'NEAL Il SoN,
and IN assuming the business individually, would inform
his friends and the public, that lie intends devnng his at
iention particularly TO custom work He hauers
hse that from his Knowledge and experience IN the bu-
siuess he VIII be able To give general satisfaction.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Wilmington and its vlcn-
ity are informed that the work Will conducted under
his immediate inspection, by choice wokmen, OF the best
materials, and according to the lates, fashions,
He has on hand and intends keeping large and complete
assortment, of Ladies' Black and Fancy Coored Lasting
Boots and Shoes; Morocco do" Calf, Cordavan, and Seal
Skin do; Men, Fine Boots Shoes and Pumps Coarse
Water Proot Boots, nroes, and Shoes. Also, general
assortment OF Leather and Hair TRUNKS.
N b. Shoemakers would find it ao, anageous to supply
themselves with stufts and trimmings from his extensive
| sortment. JAMES NEAL
wilmington, May, To- 1928. 108-3m.
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Houses and Lots
.4T PPIT.lTE sale.

4Hz@,t A two stored, new brick house and kitch
iaalan en-, between Hanover and Broad streets.
fronting twenty -one feet six inches ON Orange street,
lncluding the one half OF three feet alley extend
ing 81 feet back the lot extends about l27 feet to-
wards Tatnall street.
No. O. A two stored new brick house, between
Hanover and Queen streets, fronting fifteen feet on
Orange street, aud extending about forty feet back,
to fourteen feet wide alley, communicating with
Queen street.
No. 3. A two storied new brick house, on the
corner of Orange and Queen streets. IS feet on
the former, the lot extending about 40 feet On the
latter, to the above mentioned fourteen feet alley.
No. a. A frame house with IS front on Queen st
and running along the above mentioned alley, about
60 feet.
An ndisputable title will accompany each of the
said lots For further information enquire OF the
subscriber, with whom all persons indebted to, OF
having demands against Benjamin ". Brockn, arr
requested to settle. LEA PUSEf.
Wilmington, 9Th mo. 18th, 1929 S--3m.
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of all descriptions of the best quantity, together
with LEAD and IRON PIPES, calculated for con-
veying water into private houses; which they
offer on the most reasonable terms
G. g. Nj. hatter themselves that from their long
and intimate acquaintance with the Plumbing Bush
ness 10 Phahel phia they will be able to give gen
eral satisfaction. Those who wish the Brandywine
water conveyed into their housewife please apply
as above. fla more particular references want
ed, please Gallon Mr.. JOSEPH GRUB.
Wilmington, jane II, 1928. l7-om.
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.Xoung AaNies' Boarding ScAooA.

The Young Ladies Boarding School at Wilmington, y
formerly conducted by William Sherer. now co"'"'
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A new and CEyE AP Retail, and Wholesal,
Grocery Store,

Now opened by the Subscriber, at the North Last
corner Of Market and High Streets where may
be had at the lowest current prices, the following
articles, with all others kept at any establishment
Of a similar character
Sugars Coffee Teas, Anniseed Corlials
PEPPER Aspice, Glow, s. Sugar House Molasses,
Nutmegs, West INDIA uo'
Mustard Ginger. Bengal SslWinter strained Oil,
Spanish Indigo. summer do. do
Ch culate OF 1st, & 81 quality, Common do
Sweet oil in bottles & Fssks, Coarse Salt,
Rhode Island pine apple & Ground do.
Sapsago Chceses, Fine do
Cosnac anly 4 lIol GIN MAckere No. I, 2, 5. in
Jamaica SPIRITS and American barrels and halt barrels,
Brandy, Rec and Barley,
North East Rum & Am Gin, Almonds, alslns and Figs,
Madeira & Port Wine spcrmacet, mould and dpt
Lisbon g. +, ner If, do. Candies. With assert
Nsnerry & Manga do. rienl If Brooms & Brush
Life Oh Man, Perfect Love, es, Sc, &c.
Cinnamon, Peppermint &
\. b. Country produce, taken IN barter, ant
sold on commission.
GEO. LOCKYER.
Wilmington. May LIST. 1898. I-3m
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

vHNFIE partnership heretofore existing under the
n firm of Valentine WNeatS e. Son, is this dav dis
solved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the
late firm will make immediate payment to V. M
NEAL, who is authorised to settle its concerns.
VALENTINE M'NEAL,
JAMES N1'NEAL.
Wilmington, April 90, 1928. 8-3m.
The business will be continued as usual, by James
NJ Neal at Nos 90 and 100, Market st.
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Gibson & MNther,
PLUMBERS

ND ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
A@Ciizens of Wilmington generally, that theyt
carry on the above business IN all It's branches a
No. 3D. North SIDE Of the Loger Market; where
they keen constantly OH hand
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-22
Improved E4y<lrants.

As the inhabitants OF Will
mington are about Introducing
the water of the Brandywine
into their dwellings, the sub
.scribers, plumbers of Phlladel
phia,) beg leave to submit to
the citizens of the Borough
some valuable improvements
in the construction OF HYp-
RANTS and draw cocks.
Their improvements have
been recommended by the Ci
ty Councils, and watering COM
mittee of Philadelphia, honor
ed by an award of the extra
Magellanic Premium by the
american Philosophical Society,
and the Scot Premium by the
n H.. G. -. oy,,
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Passed at the Town Hall, Jan. Q, 1928.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
ATTENTIONS.


a. ihe"e be 'ns,o,t.,tt ,ar:lcre5 sc, on .. Ten
oeSSee.
it's now more than Fix niohS since IAcKsoH sent
sp 'ci5 message 70 Judge WILLIAMS 60 demand T.
ret-actiol ii tae Barr c!ilrra-,-r co,-i,t,,, we
may now say: aud wished n to rnpl, lv said mes
sanger 'tj"'e he .acksonl proceeded ~ expose his
assertion, a5on the commissions &c. as 'rAisE and
cAiphNious." Judge Williams did ~, ret1act but
re-airn1ad what JACKSON aIec;ei 10 cali ise since
that time, VIZ. NTn SIC n3nts II IVY proofs have
accumulated. until they have amounted to The highest
Eii Of testimony, VIZ. letters and statements under
Jackson hta1 and oath.
An now what says Juc,sono What saw Jncl,s.,ns
frcsi,e" friends after silence OF six nlo,.hs2 Why
thcy modcstly request the People 10 suspe4M thea.
o7titto3S for reply viii be- forthcoming directly.
It Is our balief that tine part; .a.s o Jackson are
forging documents at this ni"ln.nt, which shall serve
to Gcqut jackson inthe eyes OF his dalided worship
iers Let the people look &C. Is The circunlstan-
css are strong: acksonS oath shows .hnt he uroyid-
c'i bo9S for Burr, received and paid ont monies with
out charging the cnStOmIsy COMMISSIONS, endorsed and
Faii Tor m during the time ths traitorc;Is proceed
ings ami now we ara requested by his oreran tho
-HtMtn.He Republican to wait awhile, arl Jackson
viii put all his enemies to confusion and rout! when
he is President he will, and il Is until then that the
Nashville ReDablican wishes the people to suspend
thrir Judgment we say then, look out for roRGE-
nrE:s.
The jackson mon lately forged and published y
commission Of United STATES Attorney for Jackson
from President Ws3sINGroN. Il ia proved 10 !; =
forgery! washington IS mad. to say TINT rcno.l1,r
socciH trust iii ''the learning and integrity Of An
drew Jackson" &c. II is absolute forgery, Jack
son WAS never appoin,s! 10 uhice NV WASHINGTON.
k{r. McNairv tho II. States Attorney OF Femme
appointed by Washington. The fact is that tho.
Jackson nren think that il they get mp prettv cinha-
rate forgery five weeks before the election the
Adams willno be abb 10 rotate /; uatil il is too
late. Fh'n let The pcopc look to it, We say ne-ain
SLch thing Is j"c,"'1g !--ApSS Jc'7n1i.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
Frantic Ra1ejsh Rcg5s'cy.

FaciS MT gr'"rnly kno'0o, which appear with an
thc wel-subs'aDtntcd chcrgcs heretofore made n
gsirst Gcnerm JgctSgn, in an Address to tn People
Of Tennessee, in favor Of the recollection Of Mr. Ad-
ans, under toe signature Of JoHv NEwNAS, former
ly, VIC believe Of Salisbury and who states that he
was present when the circumstances which he mar
rates took place
General Jackson, it seems, is brothcr-in-a1,- TO
Si0tciey Donc'eon formerly of this State. notorious
FOR being connected with Glasgow in the frauds and
forcores committed in our Lend Office, about the
year 1896; and that in the session Of 1867 when
Governor Martin was one Of the Senators from this
state, and Gen. Jackson Member Of the House Of
Representatives from Tennessee, the Governor spoke
OF Donason and tho land frauds as he thought they
deserved Ct which General Jackson took oetJrc, ara
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
DOUBTFUL:

.N'7ats opinion r. NJ. .f6~us ~ I@Go.
H. IS rather curly 10 say any thing respecting RI.
IoDrOes SUCCESSOR, nor can nj this remote period
,cuCss who will be tii' e of consequence
20 Tint he IS honest, capable and republican;
SEC 10 link FIR. Adams ono Of tho moot Surprising
ken in this country. : iihou bong sGcd ~ nature
'i'h gc1ius, he Icsarqrrcd bv appcg 'lu al hat re
Di1s could ever Destov there IS scarcely ~ limits 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
Oh

4 Jackson msn of Now Icrsny col4ii!v ,clnow-
lodges that the OF thu six Iu;ltiqnou h,s h;ir
tlc Jackson cnuse in Tint State the, any other
thing that has been mentioned TEi; is tho fac no
only in New Jersey, but throughout the Union II is
Il case which comes home 70 tn" feelings ""I which
men can apply IT, hcmseve;; and, IN ROTOR, must
have powerful eject. We ourselves heard a rcs-
pncsob!' anil UPRIGHT oil Revolutionary so!Iar--pnc
V-lo has fought for his country, AMI now wishes to
perpctlntc It's free NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., the other
day, his opinion Of The cruelty ana injustice Of this act.
at WIS bad enough, he s.rl, shoe; miiitiancn-
sill worse TO shoot lniio'nrn contrary % law, and
IL opposition to every principle of humanity
[i'tsl!ir EA-tt'c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

''H the Suaroialis OK our DtereSt; Ii they be s.
oracies OF wlson such champions of free ira 10 such
Srcnens OF protective systems lei the Rtish NATHAN
hrst listen To their opinions ana reduce them TO proc
tce Let the corn laws be repealed and their port,
opened to American produce We have been lopr
enough dcudcj by British writers and British states
Lhen, who incuc1te doctrines and principles INTENDED
Tor the benefit of others, but never for tcnsplves
Whcn their own government shall set the ,exaln,l,
:, VIII be ume enough for TO follow.
Gsneiui J'tt'yoa's Syeectes.-'Fhe ONLY py,tcnds,g
speech OF General Jackson previous to his election
SSrg to''r to New Orleans. which we ever saw ~,
iisn''t Is now going the rounds OF the jackson Press
cS: purPors 10 be his '0direS. to S f;Yoos bc,,
Tue Battle OF New Orleans, bI. uniort unat ly il con-
t2is internal evidence OF its having been o,tau.f.-
ne" i0i iuh, long since that pe:iOd probably by the,
same man who prepared his addresses at ti;at place.
last winter The following is part OF the second
paragraph:
The oneny approaches. He comes flushed ,i, the yr,
res OF Euop. On his standard inc dso'.- NOISY success
Ia battles N Si'In aud MS triumpils i ,.a
not ueire,iaic TIN, foe You y meet"
Now, that the enemy at New Orleans could b.,
.ffSscd ,osi S i'tan tS at Eo,elI0o. when that Int
lie was not fought for more than roCR MONTHS after
Lle victory at New crnlIs, Is absurd cl,o,ril. Rl.
thl speech Is entirely III character with Tho jackson
iokS ills ignorance as boom proclaimed as Iii: re-
comm .n'atton To Office, and row 50 cch thai bears
the incontloyertibe evidence, Of having boon manu-
iuctured for him. Is pib;is;icd spucltn OF Jack
son eioquence and principles What IL f,:o SETTER
.fte-ce for candidate for President OF the United
sitates.-'Ye Mo Peo.ic.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20

In 9is ns'u 81 gle, eiH1yseR he LGssti.ai. E1.t.
on" CoSfas II Norh-Iarofiaa a. pnblie Gnne, To-
oe' 'c;n oet'' set y Rognes and ii.lscai ana, ai-
only by the Governor saying that he did moi knov of
Tue relationship existing between DDuelson ana tl1
Gan DC possible that after I'll these things Nuch
Presidency? '> '''"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
y:-o.a he lL,..:i.ss,.rr, u. Gess.s. ocs.yl T.

~ We have been explicitly authorised and .,l.->
- ~ 2'essfs EobsTt C.s-:;e!S iI-itiun .ItI1,a3.
ana 1scay ob, to state, that their :ltls .ay, been
enfci',i ~"'hoGt TIER ccas-Ia, upon tne Ta,;s,.a
Goni,'.tee Of Vigilance. They ,ayo :,ot Ne i.o-r
may feel themselves f.ttcred by ks.nc tiir names
recorded in tie ''pnb2ic prints as lle;,hc.s d ~
Co,nInitjc", khey compelled b. the oJsit"v ct
ser 2pIat,s 1" orego, however ye.I.p.t,, tAat M
n,e:ital dtztiJcJica.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-20
". II. p. wOoD. wI!E FELOS.

II cRIwo' b. 800 olrn rcHrinte iii laro, letters
Int Wood who has brought oat several c!itiony
cF The IT. ;S.e t'io.iye and The informed letter
committed forgery in Sp,'nE:e;d .E,fy,, ana was
si.Iigcd 10 hy. Yet the mcautioue Editors II the
Ecca;nS Post are still imposed unon h Ilin,--fi.