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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-10

The first day ofthe yenr was exceeding
ly propitious for the enjoyment of the pro-
meuade. and the exchange Of the compi.
ments of the season. As usual, the doors
ofthe Presidents House were thrown OF.
en- to receive the visits and salutation, Of
his friends and fellow citizcns.--Amonpst
the visiters Of the day were seen the Vice
President, and most ofihe Senators and Re.
presen.atives the Secretaries Of the sew
eral Departments, the officers Of the Army
and Navy residing at the Seat Of Govern
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-10

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 1929.
Mr. WEBSTER, OF the Senate. has left
this city for New York, where, we regret
to learn, his lady continues seriously IN of
the indispostion which overlook her whilst
on the road from Boston TO this City. Mr..
WIS own health also is said To be very de-
licate. inieHigsncsr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-28
Foreign Nclus.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND

~ the packet ship Aurelhisi sfived at Boston
LONDON papers have bten received 10 tie goth, anj
Liverpool 10 the 2ist ult. inclusive. The report Of
'he hussaD Army having crossed tIie Prub NOT
confirmed. The Courier in rer1a king pon Cl,e ar
iiclc from Odessa ct the 42d March, stating That war
han been declared against the Porte ADD that the arr
my was ~ readiness 10 Co1meure the campaign, says
70 the reply which the ST. Petersburg Gazette publish
cd 10 tho Turkish manifesto, which was sufficient In
dcaou Of the intentions Of Russia Transports ere Ia
hUg in provisions at Odessa for the Russian army and
cy are SAID TO be hired TO proceed az far Consisn.
iinoPle 1.-THE Odessa article adds "fbat above 10o
transports OF dFerept nations have been placed at the
disposal Of the Commissariat department The ooro
ernnent has assigned contracts With several r0sr
'"ah'' and captains OF SHIPS for the material and the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-28

Having published Mr.. Hnus' original article III o.
la,ion to the Postmaster General and the repcstion
o. the latter, feel bound also to publish the ol-
lowing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-28

ahe .3sSnvh--On Friday, in the House Of Represen
'a'Te9 the following proceedings occurred on Jarvis,
a''ant OF the private Secretary Of tic President.
MT. mcDUFFfE gave notice that he would 70 NOR
Tow move e consideration Of the resolution reported
ny MN from the Select Committee on the subject of an
assanit committed BY Russell Jarvis tie person of the
PRESIDENTS private Secretary.
Nhcreupon Mr.. GcEHAM gave notice that he
shouid move, by way Of amendment 10 that report the
following: , WV
i:eS"(rt", That Russell Jarvis, having been guilty Of
neacb OF the privileges of this House the Speake do
ioh"tp issue his warrant directed 10 The Sergeant nj
arms TO take sad JARVIS custody, and bring him
70 'he oar Of the House, and that said Jarvis be there
,Gpr'mand"d by Tie Speaker for said offence, and be
Hesotred, That The Speaker be requested 10 Withhold
rom SAID Jarvis, during this and tire next session Of
congress The courtesy usually extended Editors Of
Ne"sPapefs OF IN admission 10 the GJor Of this Honse
var. GoRHAM then asked that this paper might he
ordered TO nc printed
ME- y Barbour wished 10 know whether il was
toe understanding that this subject should be discussed
curing Tie present session? Because, II So lie shonld
press 10 have taken up, possible, TO day. being un-
Ger Tie most urgent necessity o! leaving the city TO-
morrow. ~ "
Mr. CoFHa'is amendment was i'ren read for lnfor-
nation,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-28

=, j.. >. bayc Just learned That Col. Jocl
raFF;si! fakes in high d,,dgcon the Sd No Of
'lc "fcnncsscan" relative to the trial and
"EFecutlon Of John Woods, and now saws if .' ;s
us personal duty to take up the su5ject ;,
30 doubt the Colonel will pull and fup1e, and
cnicayor 10 raise personal quarrel betyrc,,
himself and the author, in order 70 diyrrt
I"lbic attention from the main point. to one
81 lesser moment. Indeed toe supposed au-
fior has received letter from a., Colonel
OF the above import r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19

n tic E4i'1re oritc Rictu,qnd Ea2uyyey
Having recover - from tie panic, occssioned bv
communication published III yorr paper 81 tho Al. inst
- ~ sober seii"usnoss address you. IT was The
caption ui tbs communication that affected my nerves
us manner and matter excited my pity.
ibe fist thing which struck my view urJcr the eli.
ioriaE head. tho signature Of "Quers!n in
large capitals. "PLAfN MATTERS OF FACT 'Jtdeajed
mt UHi6nHtbie." $50. IN ,.ONg Az 4 rlmrn
"CoNsTHrCrrTE ,T0uaNrEsn "NtRDrR VIII orr u
len read "THe patience oF the reader is earnestly
solicited ard h;s best attention socnnIy invoked dn-
ring Tho oinwug dcyeloFerncul q? one pain matter Of
fact, demons ted ny others, unjcned and uieushle
Tie whole II IS thought will exhibit ORC Of The inrs
corrupt scenes Of progaCy and derravy IN the use Of
the executive patronage, that dsgraccd any roy
eTrrient IN any arc IN any nation. lis execution
to Is attended With every mark oi intentional rescc
rs, irs'ly, :alscooh and Corce alncnln thought AZ
-ieTuc saws "BcUlicilv" what is In T7v: proceeded
~ read, aud s0rn found hat 'the mountain in labor
hal brought forth mouse" The Whole cnnfnunica-
ZION 'oGrd 10 &c faUfardBaje of suf-a mere dfctun
OF "Gperis'," charging the President with compen-
sai7g thc late Alr. Daniel p. Cook with mission TO
Tic Island OF Cuba for his vote ard destitute Of tic
shadow Of proof Mr. jefferson With as much p-oprie
y, might have been charged With bribing W. c. G..
Claiborne with the Office Of Governor Of Louisiarrs r7r
his vote Your "4UCristr has had the ,1nI,lusbin- rf
frontery 10 maks this chargn tic subject cF subc-
qucDt No and his IN tho face Of the full clear and
lucid explanation ~ Mr.. Clay published IN Tie second
page Of the Er1giser Of tIo 1T;b ut The history OF
This case is tlnsTcT 10 doubt remember that during
tho ytars ;G2J and 20, tic Island Of Cuba vas ueua
Cej with invasion by Two great maritime Towers o.
Europe, and by tic Republic OF 6. huerics. /; vos
rumourcd t,a ~ the event o conquest or revolution
hcrc, the People Of colour would be sdmjltcd "a al
ue PRIVILEGES, liberties and iinr,r7as oF tho whitcs
7rL ~ " 3 ~ - = - q" ~oSJ,. - o. s~-r~5 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19
rou 4un CvysvlyrY!.x,I. VIZ,

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ne Ih 'i,e 10 o"eF lot t's en!H''e'd''o:
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in ,,n I,rI -; ~ 'S'''' ''' u'''c 9'e % ''ii's
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several $1,000 " 10y 10y IVY
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r;rcI H. h '."i '''t - AS !" any g'", ae
of III.s bod ~ ,. ""a P,!'s'S' .'t'o "'pn 'o"H'
thouor!n " "e "'e'i "''s' i''' "e una
go ,I ~ ,'' vi ''a o0ea' "a "'FS" 10 ''e par
!, = $3.50.
iatI, ' 80, - ,"se'" "a H'", '''' F'' en-
tra a, $500. - va '1'''',''o', - i''!-'e' I'i
- - ~ e 4, ~" 81" li'eeH.
The last uy -.
s ' "e"'5 YEARS nave oeeii moving 10 'tie VEST
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19

Procce dngs Of tie LhGr{ottes9tIIc Cou.Ga.a4.
REPORTED WING
The Contention assembled in the Episcopal Churc!,
at iS o'clock On Monday. John a. q. Davs Editor
OF the "a Adyocae) unaninon,iY appointed 81 g.
rotary, on the nomination of Hugh Nelson. James
iad'son was aonna,ej for the P,esidn, officer av T..
Nelson Mr. MADISON declined, i'll cOnscq renc ,i IN.
being then engaged m the duties Of Rector aud s;inT
OF Tue University of Virginia. tnat objection l,ayl.,
been removed b the provision that be should exercise
power OF substituting, another mea0er of the { Oh
rention IN the chair, when called from by hi, other
engagements; aad the nomination thus modified beiCp,
seco';ed by Joha Marshall he nani.n .;siy chosen
HrcsI1ent, and accordingly took tie chair.
no Sacretaty was directed 10 call the names
OF Tie counties alphabetically, Tor The purpose OF as
cs9tainins The number and nanes Of Delegates and
Of counties represented; when Appeared Ilat there
"eFe 20 counties and : boIousIs represented.
III" tGn;enilon having appo.n;ed door-kaeper,
by 'no'ion OF !!oGh Nelson, adjourned TO . O'Clock
next morning.
TUESDAY, JUi.Y -.
Pursuant 20 adjournment. the CnGyenlioa met al
o'c:oc% Scver"i other Delegations appeared tbs
morning, anI tCC,s their seats.
Judge CUai.cr addressed lie Convention al large
an ire Important oacts or ,slclt Il .ai been cisen
Tie @uEeous auI extraordinary lopU, rap t!cai and
geographical advantages which Virginia pussessc;i--
'ne 9re"; commercial Inducements 10 general i.i-
.Hove!neut o: those advantages identity of Tie
interests o every ra;i Of The State, aui west
efn, IN rcIauu Ia the iii.,I0 al Tie navigation
OF all The risois a!l:a, into the Chesapeake bny-the
inpoi Farce o. Al! recognizing ti'at identify @! Safe
inie'ss;s, aud locking general, ant no; par
system, lie concluded hy Offering resolution To the
following o:iect--Ihat committee be appointed for
me purpose Ut reporting II the CnnYen,ion amy
''iic'i 1t may appear 10 tvn lnas prorer to pmrsc
iii sai'"n 10 the otjecl III live Convention, an,i t.
recommends s..ch measures try may t'ii K mes!
suitable Ia al,aa;.
ihiS he;oI'"n. a.cT some c""vt's 81 ion ai.Iri-
inen's offered and withdrawn hv Gen. i. r, sur, aut
"lcssrs Ju.nsnn. Cahcli and IaYiur, was az apiGd.
Nj iaf"t o i"atouTt, offered ia. following. tosaia
'Io'' Hesot'cd, That the Committee sIs CONSIST OF
ole l'cega;e from each county r"2rGst ntra III the
Conyenion, and shall be selected ty the PRESIDENT.
MIR i."igh mnrec, 10 amend the Resolution 10y i'm.
hu5 The nnmber' q! ;!!c Committee 20 IL; which ne
solution, @as amended, adapted.
ON 'noon .. James Barbour, the Convention nd
gourEed Tor a hall hou:--rt the expiration III which
Dine ca.ie,! 10 orer aud The follow ing l,rnile-
i'ien reported by the President Ii uc..ters OF hr
COMMUNICATIONS A0nroe. John Marshall. j. &C.,.
ter Harbour itngh Nelson, c. T.. h.arcer. s;ani'l
blackburn, d. 5. Garland, DIR Trnrhe, J.. Preston
~en Newton, hialrr JOHN Peter and Professor Dew.
On motion OF James barbour, The Convention al
ioiiIned ~ ? o'ciUcL next day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19
Eon THE CONGREGATIONAL lYr.e

o = / l..ts
; TIE DRAGON AND Tile BARGAIN
Evil reports gain reader credenco than good re-
1Gr'.-N hy IL this tcr:d in all sgee?-Is man.
!'nfs cTcdu!ous CT that which cfancs lian OF liz
which '%as?lias il been asserted IN &C. ave de
Dale, lac last session, the :or Of longI cas tai
Suspicion is equivalent 10 pfo?o " lea .eu uf high
character and deep capacity advance such rarncione
doctrine, III such p!ace be HorcIc! II. ma
Ey believe rt:nour without examining the
grounds OF their bcle! The hlsto. cf nations m risi
Us with too many melancholy ui blind O. cd
prejudice. ana Temporary nfauation be al al as
ihlsiitd q; the partial G1tisOn WHICH ii this moment
HerYades tie Ciite STATES respecting tie !upYl.H
Bargain between bIcssis Adams nd Clay. tissue
Of siiinses and sspico;s, constitutes Inc sole cvideL.;e
Of s"ch carga:i i"sry npuat,on OF tangible CHAR
acier has been Tcfuiei The weight OF testimony is
coH';irta!y III favor OF the accused. Ia fact every
rejecting maj. tat Tie accn.ing parties
arc more liable 10 the cha sc n intrigue ard cu,sp,r
cy, Ean those horr :hey iava caIgtL lat the PEG
ric have been told that .cy cheated, d. iau-
dei, battered deprived 0: Incl. igts. Sc Tie Rae
ANA cFp axe sat az; the ierY0ur spreat suspicion
'T.hs reason sleeps: interested here gain hei
pom; before tie public Inni cecil aud reason ,asum,
heT reign. fc"T:'> Mtg amy 1t is far easier 10
ate prejudice than 20 i,inovc it, Time is frcqreaii,
too slow "a prevent ITS fatal Eect5.- Socrates has
swallowed tic u.!1cii iuce before e Aicmians d..
covered :hCi: cIGuy, cruelty, and ngrati:us!e TIE
most nvei2ratc pre- Juice !. 0!rn reused by ,i,cmc
after the most ccGcn Teasnrrg been used IN van
ic prcsi1: election Is Al gfoat dstaBce. The
cup approaches c lp Il wu;!:d be we'll 10 examine
lis Infusion before drinking II oG TEc,e can be
no harm IN determining s d.eteGcc bct. clear
and c!oudF atmosphere. Ia ,!~ime; eyes in
stead Of Trusting 30 Iic ri.ion oi others. The ioiiu ,g
Version from Erasmus will illustrate my meaning.
SpectTnm-hse!nning at '8"id vent ISL IN !Gene'n
ut coo!Ioscrel iGia'" &c 81.
A.-'HI,at toto las miro, that he could fasfi
cate such thinE5:"-B Il tonw not, unless II be The
mere humcnr Of the mar" ~I'h such inventions he dc
lights TO ri'cuie the creGuiity "f The people. viii
relate toyou d.ccPtou OF TAI, kjnj. bici ne iately
consiFed
nnhc-ous party cfr, ,ii;rg 10 Boston; sens.
were amomr ho;n yon mig haze deemed ptu:cn;
men The s;' was nncomooriy serene a!j no y here
overcast by Tie smallest cloud. Mir. Pool having his
eFfs directed towards Heaven. suddenly signed hr5
whole lace AMI shoulders With the image Of tie
Nros5,aGd wis c"un'cnan"e expressing
''n7 exclaimed To Himself: !l7aorit CoI! 1riGf
ia %r'."-the persons Who rode nearest TO him,
Inpa' ny enGnirod 'T"t it was that be could
hSan signing hiTsc!! with greater cross, Pool cjsc
na'ej; !dy Inc m'i qGrcijui Goi Grcr lis o0,en!"
hen the company had crowded round him eager 10
know tic cause o! his alarm he, with his ewes fixed
oD the heavens aud pointing ont with ms lirgcr :he
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19

Ite'Rep9L!ican Pa'!y.-so the Jacl1snnians call
themselves, nothing less will satisfy them. Among the
j'eputHtdns in their ranks, 7'imn,y Ticlsering
Harrison Gray Ots, Martin Cltlenden, Lyman O!
Boston. James Ross, Henry Baldwin, Leafs aIV.ane.
VIM u. DTayton, John Pope, John Rowan, aua all
tue S. Carolina Federalsts, ayoYed and disgu;sel-
the worst and most dangerous, Mr. Jefferson thought
Think of the modesty Of these geu,iemen in calling
themselves the Republican Party, and danounrirg Ma.
olson, Monroe, Clay, Galusta Morrow, Barbour,
Brooke, Carr, SC. &C. tcderqii<i.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19

ielnSgfDq'i4. news frcui ths STATE is goo -
The Harrisburg fu,eiigencer of the 18th Inst. SAYS.
Dur prospects werd oeYer more GatteriDg Gan i.ev
are at the present time From every SECTION OF t.e
state we have the mist cheering Information The peo
pie begin throw off their blind pa;ialv for {. en-
jackson, AMI ask themselves whether they can in.
prove their situation by Diminishing Mir Adams an! pa
cling tie General in his stead When they come cool
~ 10 examine into the matter, they fad nothing IS
wanting They enjoy peace and plenty, and III st.nr
every thing which mako a marion h702y, k,real
and lruty Independent; They find matter, are well e
ndugfi and hence t!Gey resolve 20 let 'ueli enough
aione.n
From Washing on OF. Il, formation +. truly encou,.
gtDg The Reporter says: ''he Jackson streng;i. in
Washington county in 1923, will not cXcee, TIA: OF
1894, yet the Generals friends vainY boas! &! . COO
Ut majority In this COUNTY There are not Co neu
III the county that will for tie General. ..AN
'nust remember that the Jackson eecor for tlAs coua
~ IN 1873, is nov for the administration; three OF the
Standing committee appointed by the Harrisburg Jack
ton Convention have tnrned from the hero. In 1898
Washington county gave 5,GO2 votes.
IN Backs county two Jackson meetings were lately
held; one IN Trum6aersviile, the other in Rockville
az the hrsf fire persons attended, the other eight
At jackson dinner bcd at Bristol, the andori had
provided for l5o guests hu; when eain. ay came
" there appeared tJt.c', eight OF whom wete from
in York, toe, the goo.I cause prosncrs noilv o.,
tite fourth OF July the Jackson party was so small
maj they did not see proper home III process
sion, but dispersed on the ground.
From many other sections o: pssnsv ania ,ye have
g1cd nei7s TO bring" bot wani r0g cDnipeIs Us 20
defer it for the present.
IN Now York, a novel and imposing spectacle : a.
bout 10 be exhibited-tbat of Convention Of Young
i'ieo, who viii assemble at Utica The Whole State j.
awe with their meetings. II is certainly tue dat the
southern friends of Gen jackson found all their homes
CT success in that State, upon tie single influence Of
Mr. Van Bnren T'his1s high compliment 70 him
but an insult TO the people Of New York Formidable
a' we know him to be at management, VIC can never
6eeVe until Wesee it, that lie or any other man can
WELD 100000 fee at wiIl-'oracl them from the
support of an administration steadily pursuing der
great interests aud chain them 70 the support Of man
having but few feelings in common With tbcin.
The Enquirer of yesterday, claimed twenty. nine
electoral votes in tnat State for Jackson. EirAtce,
were the most claimed before. Tborc !, no prc
liability Of lis getting more than twelve Little
Csssus Cam5FeIoDg writes those bouncing letters n
The Editors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19
600


DRaCO.
Co1r5i:;NIcATED.
he b'r'h day If independence celebrated q
Shady Lotion the ccIo,y of Aiec,Sicnturf, V. ANA
ic ceremonies such =, are US 4 at c.,Iniry ce
iebtaioas, excepting the deiivsr, Of Grafton w,ui
was superseded by address by the Rs. Mr.. Dance
Sulce IL to say, ,e address DISTINGUISHED Tor nj.
ely and patriotism. Tie pccar2t,on oi undergraduates
was read b. Robert ~. Ri cheu. At usual boar
tie company sat down excellent Dnner piepar-
e for the Dir John Duc!Ina!I olciate,, as
President. AGer The cloth :enyed, tie lu,o.7rg
foass wee given:
REGULAR TOASTS
/. The day we ce!ehrac-i Dag TO IL for =
gotten; tie birth day of indept nde.ce.
O. The 'n"rncry OF Washington: ia. wheels uf ti;ne
shall cc'se tn move, hc UL.e,..Ied {. vG the
hearts of his conn.ryuea.
~ The ineniory of .Je!!e;s 90:
When l.e died, he ca lis !niiy rs,ne
light. !ai!jnatk on the ellis OF iaine.n
a. tie I.ennrv of iiaii.: Identified with these o.:
Washington suI jefferson.
:. Toe Deolasaion OF Independence: II Sc, forth
cur grievances, ca;aa..i claims, and prompted
rs 10 yjc:cry.
c. The Constitution 9, the uaic. s.atc.. Tie SIT
petsLrucnre upon which are built oar safely and iIde
pendcncc.
l. The Heroes Of The Revolution ola the long Iiv
ing annals OF fame, their tr!umphs recorGei.v
u iafay ette He sacrificed ms renosa lief, tie en-,
Grace OF an aectionate wife and Cd tie per.
s AN! dangers Of war, 20 aid procuring our liberty.
him? WV ~
. TIC Amman,
10 The Heroes Of the la,. W., r,,.s g.,
lac sS'at'i'1I"ns Q! c1iYa!ry eXemp:Gei their fa-
Iers.
If. Tie onyt p,os,,o,. A.,
country at !a,~e he b. i,,oo we ',t'HSa % Tue
,pn ct ono p,rI for tI, .a,n, q, W., ''e P'o'"
y. Thc Fair Sex:
Our Au,bo,, hos, of, T., 40 j., ,,,,,.. .;,.,
Eu, IN their (royrns ,re sno ,.I, , i
heaycn. ~ go ''e' ''''eS
VOLUNTEERS
By Tho y,,e.;,,o, ~ 90 n. IT.,
crater of It,e doy. IIe has ,,,S.,,,;t, i,r "o"
nnly for the .ch vciu uf netv ,vi.i, - ,h,,
DISCOURSE tui also fo, tl,c ,,r,,.,;c s,r ..'
commenced = " >' '"'''>'o 'e'''i ""'ch &C
! u, Rob, II. f;;,cho,, y,.io, f,,; .,.....
Ell !oc nan: le receives l,rrc s "
I2.,upaaats.m alias caIicoes and rrh,'gs ~''
! II, Cart. L. G. wade, Tie hme,ic., ,-..e-,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19

'Vinarjy RePori.--We have r11i.sied TO Rero-f
ot the majority of Ire EctTcaciren Committee and
now request tie readers attention tn st Of Tire nm
Gritty. gudi anerom paricn.
Mr. Hammdrd is mistaken in surprising HAT lie
Judge Johnston who vas present at tho RIcDufie
dinner at Columbia, is Judge johnson Of tho Supreme
Court Of TIC L. states. we understand lie is 4
state Judge.
'IonourabIo Understandings, better Ibsu 5co5s ID,
lgatofy to hoBotable mcn"-- addressed IN A!r. Glcz
) not admissible under orr ru!c,.
ar La-arl', -,-,'.-'-- c,.s,.7 rrcsae.l,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19

%o[th"n6er'0nd CoYny Coart, ii July, 1929
William Damer"r. FH against Wills Damerom and eI
vi" Icc, DIS --i9 Chr,ccry 49,
his Gay cdmc the plaintiff by lis COUNSEL and +, anrr-
g To- iIc satisfaction Of iha that r, lafr,,, ~.
US pd"r'on IS not an i"lahitant of this commonwealth
ON Ue nnon ct the pihiUtia, it 10 ordered ti,t ,h 80;
u" apPP"f mere On the second MONDAY IN Ocobn,
~ i. "'6c' b. forth" rth inserted or two ,n.r,
EN'y :" some uswtp'pcr published IN Tho c,, q ~
0t ii's county we 1'''' muse
A. copy. Tet,s =, -,
X EDToHUs, &uon.y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19

h"Hh""rberlaad County Cont, ID nth. fa2o
"'orss !. li"ghIr" 1t against Warner Iiursi, admo,
rCrR. ''s'
ms Gay came The plaintiff hy his counsel, mud it ar
N"fnc ." ie sasf"cIiom Of the court that the -,
o." is motion Of hs Plaintiff !, o,Gc,cd ,at ,r I 49,
Ie"'''t no appear heic the Second Monday in Oe,ro
Hr'' an" answer tn" bill o tie plaintiff and thar ,c,
- ms "dcf hP forthwith inserted Tor two nror,bs o..
'csv,iy N some newspaper published in the ;,,, oC
m'n'' '"" also posted 81 e OF the Couttho.
of 'hrs county. wv
',E. Ff-'F. 7. BATES, C. C.
" '"''oNoS' attorney. 5f--E
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19

DlED.-In ths cts tie BIB inst Mr. Fer,,
.nHaN agcI 90. \ Ia. 9 e.! i,rsr;2CA2s0g -, . E
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-19

NARRIED--At the house of Nh SAINT pur7 in =.
city On Monday the 9Th inst. by TIC Ecy. stephen
Taylor Mr.. Henry NJ MJERs ~ Tennessee 20 vi
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-10
Notice

VIyE inhabitants of Alexandra will take notice that
i the subscribers have been appointed assessors
for the present year, agreeaby to the laws OF the cor
poration
"The said shall Immediately after their sp-
pontnen proceed to value the houses and lots with
in the limits Of the corporation, and 10 demand from
the and mstresses of every family lists Of all
male tythcables belonging to, ding in their re.
spective families, and also from every OF taxa
bic property, list of such property. And ifany mas
ter or mistress of family or any owner ot taxable
property, shall neglect refuse to give in list ofa
male tythcabes belonging to- residing in, his or
her family, or other taxable property, within five days
after the demand made thereof By any assessor. the
person so offending shall forfeit and pay ono hundred
dollars. And if any person whatsoever, shall wi'iu'ly
omit or misrepresent in the LIST given any tythrsbie
or taxable property shall in any other con-
cea the same from The knowledge ofthe ssos, the
person so offending shall forfeit and paw double the
amount Of the imposed on such Str able or taxa
| BILE property Every merchant, shop keeper, mocha
mic or other person, having in his or her service or
employment, any clerk, iourneynan, apprentice. or
shalt render account OF the m his rr
her list of yteabes, and shall he accountable for the
capitaton tax hereby imposed, in like manner and un.
der the same penslte, if such clerk, journey man,
apprentice or assistant a member Of his or her
family" GEO. DRINKER, :
| marcb1a ISA CROBBIhS.