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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
COMMUNICATED.
THEATRE.

Among the many claimants 70 popular favor, we
Know OF none more deserving than the gentleman
who takes benefit al the Phcatrc this cvcH;rr-As
writer he is yell known in general as far above me
Gocrlty, and in the theatrical line he has been emf
pcDtly successful. We wish hun success
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
mas on HAND AND OFFERS FoR SALE
$4,000 Lbs. Of best Smithfeld bacon
400 barrels N. c. and Potomac nett hcrrinrs
100 do. cider vinegar
80 do mountain family flour
81 DO refined sugar
1000 lbs. best slaughtered soal lether avera rnr
20 lbs.
dozen heavy russell upper leather
1000 lbs. cotton bang rope
10000 Hacks superior scaars
5000 common do.
10 dozen sives, different sizes
% Kegs Smithfed lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor oil
10000 So heart shingles
10000 feet good flooring plank
Glue in barrels, starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco, leading lines
Seine Irvine. clover seed
Alexandra crackers
Ind daily expect,
500 gallons linseed oil. 13--nov If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

EASTERN DIsTRIcT OF FIRGGNIa-to tJ,.
pE It remembered, that on the fifteenth day of Or
- tober, IN the fifty third year Of the Independence
o: the United States Of America, PETER CoTroN. of
the said District hath deposited in this office the 4,
lie OF book the right whereof he claims us proprie-
tor, N the words following, to wit: DONALD
ADAiR a novel, by Young Lady of Virginia.
IT'S better DC lovly bonn
And range with humble ivers in content
Than TO be perNd up in entering g1ief
ndwcar golden souow. SAaSCpn-.
IN TWO Volumes, in conformity to the act of the Con
grcs Of the United States, entitled an act for the
encouragement of learning, by securing the copiesoi
maps charts and books to the authors and propreior
Of such copies, during the terms therein mentioned"
RI. JEFFRIES,
Clerk Of the EaSierp District Of Yirgi1ia
y %. The above w0k will be ready for sale in 10
or p days. nov 13
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
COOK g. RYAN


Ladies q Ge'tienen's Boot and Shoe tfr1vf1ctsrer,
NoNTISUE at their old established stand, opposite
- the Eagle Hotel, where their former patrons and
the public in general may depend upon having ever
article in their line manufactured in the --latest fash
lon and Of the best materials.
We keep constantly on hand, large supply of zen.
ueTnens boots, shoes and pumps; ladies' Slippers and
walking shoes lasting seal skin and morocco: gentle
mems stout plantation shoes and bootees brog7es ana
womens leather shoes, for servants.
a new and very comfortable fashion of lalies
walking shoes, just received from London.
Misses slippers and walking shoes; boys stoa,
shoes and dancing pumps all of our own manufactr-re
Gentiernens water proof boots and shoes. nm
article recommended rs preventive for colds and
doctors bills Our country friends may depend uron
our usual punctuali:y. i
nov / ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

DIED, Tuesday scnnight, very suddenly, his
Caroline county GroRct Btcvrp, Esq aged So years Mr.
was chon the Jackson cecior for the dsro, in which he
resided
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

lcs, holden in tie clerks Office Of the county clr, Of
- King & Queen, the 9Th Of October, 1873: Philip Pen
dlctn, Tt oyarS' Nathaniel Crane and Peyton Crane dts
~ CHAfcfHy.
The defendants having entered their Appearance and
gwen security according the Of assembly and the rules ~
Tins court and appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that ev
not inhabitants Of this State ordered the dcfnd,
DO appear here the second Monday M January rex nd
answer the bin Of The plaintiff and that copy of this order be-
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published m the city u
hchcnd io w months successfully, and posted One Unf
door Of the couf-hOusc OF the said county
60' cory. Ic.in, ROBERr POLLARD NJ d q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

URNI I M w AhBftOUOE.
VNHE subscriber intends opening. in few days, a
wholesale and retail Establishment in the house
formerly occupied by G. g. c. Clarke, Auctioneers,
where he will always have on hand constant supply
Of Furniture ofcvery description Chna-ware, Glass
ware. Hardware, &c. which he offers for sale mt low
prices, for cash. JOSEPH CARNIGHAN
nov % cotF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

VIRGINIA; ~ rules, holden IN the clerks oace of lie
superior court Of chauccy for the Richmond district the
81 day OF November 1873 Thomas a. Baber pi agafasf
John Fleng Isaac Cusi and Jane hs WIFE, and SAMUEL
Dyrr, Ir and Martha his xii, das
The defendants Isaac Curd and Jane his u1c and Sar,,
DSCf, r md Martha bis vic, having entered eir aur
anoe and given security according the Of assembly ami
The rules OF this count and appearing by tory
hat they not inhabitants 81 tins country; j. ordered @
e said defendants do appear here the tenth dry Of de pt
January term, and answer the bill Of the pianH aod ,,
copy of his order be forthwith inserted IN some nevsrancr %
shed M the city ofRehuord, for months yely asl
posted Al tie ront door Of the capitol m ne sst city
81 copy. Tesie VIM G.. pENDIITON r. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
a CARD.

a CARD.
WI KS: GARTER b. PAGE is prepared to To-
IsA ceive Ladies aud Gentlemen as toarders fa-
the ensuing winter. She viii also be happy to ac
coumodate few members of the Legislature. eithe-
WITH or without their families. Her house is in most
convenient situation, being the street leading to
the governor S, and within two minutes walk of the
Captol-and the next square to the Monuments
Church. nov 12-eoe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I hff with the subscriber, by Capt. Marston, O,
- schr. Helen, cases marked e r. bales mari
ed ID, marked S T r, 3 bbls. marked II, and 20
casks nails marked nj. which the owner or owners
are requested to call for pay charges and receive tho
same. VIM I CDapRr
nov II 3tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

5000 Lbs. sIiddgs. BACON. in prime order. TO,
sale very low, by WM. J. CLARKE.
hoFSI 5t:f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28

W The Manager OF the Richmond Theatre anxious
to afford to the Author of the Heroine of the High.
lands that remuneration for his services of which he
has hitherto been deprived by continued bad weather
has liked on Friday Erening November 2sth, for his
final benefit upon which occasion will be presented.
for the only time this season, both of the Authors
popular DRAMAS.
THIS EVENING. NOVEMBER g.
"iH De presented the grand lo Dramatic Romance Of tie
Heroine Of the Highlands,
,m entire ne,O Scenery, Dresses, Decorations &c and NTH
ryy material alterations sncs IFS las. Performance in tbs
CHARACTERS.
Prince Charles Edward Stuart, Mr.. Davis.
Angus Mcdonald, Walton
E EienGaifn' ii. Walton,
Smith, d ;oha~ae
m uzee, Farrell,
Flora Donald, (the Heroine,) Mrs. Stickney,
"iiilaln Collins.
After which, viii be performed by MIR. PETER
son OIL the PIANO, (who has kindly volunteered his
services for the occasion) assisted by Mr. PARNEII
and the Orchestra, the
Grand Turkish Overture to the Caiiph of Bagdud.
WARE DAME, BY MIR. RICHARDS.
The uLoie tciH conclude NTH the Ielo- Dyn,oo of
The Maid of Missolonghi.
As Perfor.d ,,abOule applause at he Reb,,o,d IT,
G''e' and ct the Bo'rery Theatre, .Mstc.York
SiaVracorcato Mr. Osborne,
OaPsaiis Edwin,
Demctriu, lVoIton
Selmn, Do,S
Jarvis, &c.
With the Songs "Banners OF Freedom. :" and
on in the still night"
Abrahim PaCha, St;ckne,
HasSan, " VII;
Ada, N-s Raloo' '
DESCRIPTION OF SCENERY AND INCIDENT
ACT l-Sceie Olive Grove upon the Sea-beacb Storm
with thunder and lightning Selm has determined TO bq,r
the os struck TO the earth by fash ofirhtnnr Vision
81 female arises from behind the rocks and IN sppc,in
attitude mpores Seln from his purpose. Another vion OF an
armed warrior arises amid blaze of FIRE Sem rushes from
the scene in distraction W
ACT ul-See'e I-Turkish midnight Grand ooba,
between Sem and Demeirius Selm is Killed and Ms.o,on
CHI Is stonned by the Turkish army.
Last Scene represents the Fort OF Mssoongh in flames Is
and IN front Tomb OF Byron. Ocean asitaed by storm,
Inc Scene concludes with the death of Deme,Ius and Ada
L,cfets-Box and Pit, 10 cents. to be had n the
usua! places-l1ett Gallery, p cents-Mddle Gallo
y, 3I5 cents NO smoking allowed in the Theatre
" Doors to be opened at 6, and curtain to rise at
7o'clock, precisely. Nov. 9a-~I+
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-28
YATES s. M'INTYRE.

RicuMoND, Va. Nov. rs.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
Nautical t,ytelliDrnrf.
PORT OF.vEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Sloop Ann, Manchester, New York
Sloop Albany, Vars, do
Sloop Huntress, Heath, do.
Schooner Susan, Rawson, Newbern, N c
Sloop B. ID, Jones, Peckham, New York.
Sch Boston, Baxter, Boston,
Sch. Sally Hope, Baker Boston.
Sioop Mary, Gardner. New,York
CLEARED,
Sloop Ann, Manchester, Providence.
SloQp Huntress, Heath. Providence.
Sch Susan, Rawson, do,
Slnop Is. ID Jones, Psckham 40.
Sch. Boston, Baxter, do.
Sch "a lily hope, Baker, do.
Sloop Mary, Gardpcr, 90.
.iREi E4LS,
FRInN, May %, arr. brig Marcia, Ma,
bury, tr. Havana.
Brig Gov. Hopkins, Nickerson, fr. Brist
'or Straits Bellise
Sch Ann Maria, Pierce, fr, Georgetown.
Schrs. Susan RawsOn Entorpr'zr. Coll.
tr. Newbern, (N c.
SArURpAY-arr. sloop Union, Southwicl
r. Norfolk
SUNpAY-arr. Sch, Minerva, Griffin, fl
Bangor
Schrs. BOSTON, Baxter Sally Hope, Baker.
Fornax, Croweh, for Baltimore. fr. Boston.
Sch. Champion, Tuttlo, fir. Eastport, for n
York.
Sch. Two Brothers, Lumbard, fr Sandwich.
Sloops Huntress, Heath Superior, Childs,
for n Y; Sally, Pierce, for Hartford Rising
Sun, Crocker, for Baltimore, all from Provid
MosDAY-arr. brig Sea. Bird, Carr, IT, Prov.
Sch. Bethlehem, Baker, f. Boston, for Nor.
folk
TUEsnAY-arr. sch Clarissa, Baker, fr Au-
yusta.
Sohr Albion, Atwater, 50 days from St. ia
go, Mexico, with Mules, &c. bound to New.
London. Lett there, briggs Sea Gull, Burton,
bound to Charleston, first wind Horato,
rrobridge, of and for New York, TO sail soon
Sloops Hamilton, Williams; Almira, Hath
away, ir. Taunton, for New Bedford.
.HE.HOR3.N.D.I.
Spoken 10th inst. oir Carrysfort Reef Bril-
!enj. Ruggles, OF this port, for Now.York
Cleared at N. Orleans, April 26lh, brig In
ncible, Dayton, of this port for Campeach,
dv. sloop Niagara, for Pensacola, iih. Ar
IN, ship Majestic, Page, fr. n York
left at Havana, ith inst brig Sarah L,.
0 aensie. disc. Baltic, Littiefeld, watin
light, Ann Gadsden, Barker do do
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29


Consisting of
DROADCLOTHS blue, black and 9TH
ID er colors, low priced and fine; cassi-
meres, funnels, bombszetts, black circas-
slams, bombuzn, red raw silk Shawls, o.
merno do. square with palm corners, fan
cy hdkfs. from 10 cts. TO 81; Brittaniias.
choppas and Bandannas, French and In
dia Black Levantnes. Slate Pongees,
Blk. Gros do Naples, White g. Bird OF
Paradise do. cheap gauze Gurniture, plain
broad Tafieta and satin ribbons, Bel,ing,
super Brown Batise, Plaid g. striped do. sd
plaid & Striped Ginghams, Linens, Lin
en- Cambros, Imitation do. Plain e. dot
ted swiss, Swiss Jaconet and Null, Book
Muslins, brown Cumbrc, ,Calicoes from l23
cts. 2s. Thread Lace, A a. Ga plain
Netts, Linen Floss, Boxes Of cotton at 9d
Ladies blk Kid Gloves at ls assorted Par
is do. Bowdards and Rayels do white, blk,
and Slate English Silk do. cheap, Canton,
Nankin e. French Grapes American dim
i,y, Tickings, GingSams- Bleached aud
Unbleacbed Sheeting and Shirting.
Also small lot of over yard wide
SHEETING at Cd per yard.
Newport May 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
May 2S.
Harvey Sessions.

Has receiUed from .4uciion, and wiR sci
loW, the Jotio,cing GOODS
4 NBLEAcHED shcc,ings,
- Ditto ShirtIngs,
Stripes and plaids.
Calicoes and Ginshams,
Sattinetts,
Cassimeres
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
i.aces, Lace Nens, &c

NNM. JAMES TILLEY, has just receiv
w cd, superb lot of Lace Wells; blaca
and white Laces for Wells, and Stripping
very low prices,
ALSO, more Sewing Co;lons, at Is H.
,undred skeins.
A complete assortment Of MILLINERY
gdys on hand.
INV J. T. is determined on selling hi,
stock of Goods at his former prices, althoug'
most ofthem are worth from 10 to 90 per e.
more than they were before the passing Of The
Tariff. Newport. may 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29

James Barbour, of Virginia, (aow Sec
retaty of War; has been appointed by the
President Of the United States, with the
advice and consent of the Senate, to be
Minister to Great Britain
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
@drric0.

In this town, on Friday evening last, b.
nc Rev. mr. Choules, mr.. William II. Par
sr, to miss Maria Dalmor, both Of New. Beo
I'd
la Wexford, on Monday morning last. b
"a Rev mr.. Birge, Resolved Waterman ,i.,
II Providence, to miss Anna Louisa, d.ug,
er OF DIR. WIN. q. Shaw, of Wexford.
In Providence. Monday morning 18th "
~ the Rev DR. Gdno, Inr William Moore.
IS town, to miss Mary Cooke, Of Cumb
ad.
Ia Providence, on Thursday evening :
- The Rev. mr. Tobey, mr. jchi Naugha
y this town, To miss Catbarine =. Dasort'
laughter Of mr. Ozids DdniOrth, Of the T.
.cr place.
Bin.
In this town, on Thursday morning l..
uss Mattha Allon aged j3 years.
Al Albion Village, Smiihfeld, on the 8
ut. mrs. Weithy Ann Nichols, wife OF
Welcome Nichols, Of Coventry. and daugi.
: mr. Isaac Naxson, Of Middletown, (R
,ged q years.
At Creeusbargh, y Y. on the oath IT,
lr Isaac Van Wart, one Of the captors
Iajor Andre, ia the revolutionary war.
In England, Thomas Walker, ESQ the
surviving brother Of the opulent frm of /
manufacturers at Rotterdam, in YerkshI
he Is supposed to have left 900 900 sterlir
At Sea, Feb 9, On board sch Leonidas, ca
tain Otis, Of Kingston. arrived at Bosio
from Malaga Mr.. William Leeds, seaman
native Of Stonington--his father said to
side in Richmond, Va
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
AUCTIONS.
On SATURDAY next.

AT . O'Clock, rlH be sold at Public .3,,ciioa
in front q nag store.
An hams; ! time pisce I; l clock some
fO Dry Goods furniture doz. para.
soils; 10 cotton hats one silver watch and
chain topaz keys l cask beans dried
beef. Also, on Stevens wharf, ut III o.
clock, 3O chaldIons Coal Conditions 90
Sale. NJ. HALL, Auct'r.
inst Received-4 bales live geese fcath.
ers, Tor sale low Tor cash. may ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
New Goods.
MILTON NalA,
CEIV'D from BO.STO.N

ls elegant Sol1s, claw feoi, from - 70 $50
- 100 chairs 1T % cts EACH e 100 DO. al
u cts ALSO, tables, Rcking chairs, toi
.; and dressing Tables, Wash stand, French
and field iej-teads, Bureaus, second hand
'urniture. comGion Russia and live geese
feathers, Beds 9f all kinds constantly Oh
Iand. also, large quantity Of crockery
hina and gass ware; 2 blue printed dining
Sets Broodcloths, eassimeres, and satti.
1ctts, cotton sbectings ind shirtings, brass
andirons, shovel and tongs, knives & forks.
Office mills, drawing knives, quills, writing
md letter paper, waters, books, new and sec.
,nd hand watches constantly on hand, ~ ex
ceilent Hams, all Of which will be sold very
tow for cash or short credit. may Is.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-06
SliiLRkEE'S SALE.

5sY virtue Of wrt Of vwi ucias, directed, viii
AS be exposed 20 public sae, the house of Jahn Hail.
, Liun,) in Nea castle Hundred, Friday HE 10Th Of
MAY, inst at O'clock, 2 " all that full, equal ard
Undivided !onrth paw of two c-rtsn plantations, tracts
Vt and, adjoining each other, situate, living aud being IN
The uad ell Of III son and County OF New castle, boan
ded by e state road leading from te Rcd Lion 1avern
o -. Georges, by Tie Dragon neck road, by Lands of
Charles Thomas Stephen Heavcrin, John MCo, G ayton
Ea the heirs Of Evan Rice, purnal Feach, and the heirs
# Patrick Potter decd. containing by comp"taon in tile
wh,c, about acres be the or l. So And
also fi! eqaal AID undvd ID nrh par q the follow
ng descr5rd two tracts or pieces Of Marsh snae IN the
Hundred and Conn'y Aforesaid, il the Cedar Gre Marsh
cnnts,nrg together about forty acres, viz No. T.
undcd by We N Creek, ny lands Of Ne above named
ephen Iieaycru and BY Marsh .! Robert poTer. and
Ilh Aton ana .oilsNn 9 bounded b5 lands aud Marsh
Of Pablo Rey bold ihe said tracts OF land and narh, be-
ing the real estate Of Which Alexander Jamesop decd
died seized Together with all aid singular the imp
srd appurtenanees there belonging. Seized
ard taken in execution The property OF ca iaao5ks
and Jate hls ste aad to be suid BY
MILAN IlERDMAN, Nf
Newcastle, May 2 1898 3l4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-06

The Foundation Sione OF the "Chiiailana Pres
,r,e,an Church Of Wilmington" was laid yester-
say. in Masonic form, by the Grand Lodge OF Del
,ware. There were nearly two hundred brethren
.rosent. and an immense cOncourse OF spectators.
Notwithstanding the great multitude, order and
harmony prevailed throughout aud the whole cere'
.,onv was conducted and concluded IN the utmost
oood feeling and fellowship. This may be taken
"a oood omen for The Church, and while we hear
ill., wish Il rartd speedy and successful compile
tjou. We hope the liberal minded will not permit 1t
N anuui,h far want Of that aid. Which every sucb
ediGce has right to expect, from the friends OF
,eiglun and morality.
We canuot 70, bear. even in this hasty notice, Of
.bis imposing ceremony, Of which we shall perhaps
Give an account more in detail in future number,
"a az one word 70 the Harmonic Society OF th,
poronoh The members of that society under the
,irectnn of MIR. W. II. NArF, favored the comra-
nv with snne of the best specimens OF singing
The ladies' more particularly are entitled to the
b;.he.t co,umcndation for to their sweet aud me
IDIlnls voices. l. 10 De atUIOutcu n"eHi - =" 90
Of the dellshtrul effect, produced BY the masonic
oles that we're sung. They are entitled To, and
have offered them the warmest thanks OF the ma
sonic brethren, and their best wishes for :. health
peace and competence TO such Of them as are
Unmarried we oler word Of prophetic encour.
cement 1t cannot be long 30. And may the
uaion Of each be happy and prosperous and at
ended with house full Of lovely and obedlent
:iidIen.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-06

EarthgNaLp. --0n Sunday evening, the 9th ut
"A lttle before sunset. a slight shock OF M eaatl-
quake was felt at Selma, Alabama, ami at several
places in the country around tnat village it was
mere sensbly observed. Tie motion was sufficient,
in some instances, 10 OCCASION the China il the cup
boards to rattle.
The ceremony Of breaking ground for the iiar
aem Canal, was to take place on the Eth ult.-
The procession to form at Sradshaw's Hotel. IL
Ilaraem, at 1 O'Clock, aud to proceed along tie
route Of the Canal to Maahattanvllie, where the
work will be commenced.
The sheriff Of Albany county has given notice
that the sale Of the personal property ii De Witt
Clinton deceased, by direction of the plaintiffs. is
postponed until further notice.
Mr.. Cooper, the .TaretiSt The London Globe.
of March 9th, says. this celebrated au'hnr OF the
Spy. Pilot, &c. is in London, where hi intends
TO remain tor some time. lie resides at Wrsht's
hotel, in the Adelphi.
Niagara Bank.-'rhe Albany Chronicle states
that this bank has refused payment Of its bills on
presentation and consequently, it is now number
ed among the list OF broken banks in New York.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-06
TREATY WITH MEXICO.

A friend writes US from washington under date
OF the LIST May The Treaty Of friendship and
commerce between the United States and Mexico
passed the Senate this day. That for fixing the
boundary passed some DAYS ago.
The Cabinet, the diplomatic Cabinet made
Treaty with Mexico, which was submitted to the
Senate at their session '26--7; hut it was found
so defective, that the Senate would not ratfy it.
That body amended it and thus amended it was
submitted to the Mexican Government, who agreed
to the amendments made by the Senate Of the U.
s. We should like to see the Treaty which Messrs.
Adams ana Clay, those great diplomatsfs. those
matchess nsgatiators made. 1t must shake the
credit-the only credit that his friends claim
cd with any confidence for him of Mr.. Adams as
dip'omatist, that his Treaty was rejected by the
Senate Baltimore Rep
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-06
SttstkiHES SALE.

~ virtue OF wit IF for attact't TO directed vii
be exposed public sale tive house Of Isaac Glenn
en- Summit Bridge, in Pencader Hundred Saturday the
tenth May inst at two O'Clock, r. NJ. the following
good, ai catles witt S., head OF horses one yoke
If oxen, two Wagons AID gears for horses Seized
and taken 10 xccuon IS he property Of Minus Jha and
Sgfuesier Nadspa, and to be sold by
WILLIAM nERDMAN. Sh'f.
New casllr, M.y6 1928 21-2t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-06

The extraordinary shifts TO which the coalition
,lualled BY nothing but the bodncss which they
display in misrepresentation. More than once the
Journal has charged us with "voting for McLane
and Rldaely tfor the U. S. Senate) when repub-
licaas might have been placed in Those stations !,
We did vote for these gentlemen, and we were
not little buay in our cndeavors, to effect theif
election. But in sa,in. that we voted Tor them,
when republicans could have been placed IN those
Stations is not true, unles, the editor can make
Il appeal. that legislature or any other body OF
men hayinr majority of Federaliats in it, would
vote for republicans. lie IS Eederallst' what
has been his own practice, dill he ever vote for
democrat in hi, life The truth is that at the lat
senatorial election the republican members OF the
Legislature were compelled to choo,e among Fed
CralI,ts there was no possibility Of eecina one 81
their own brethren. In this state Of things the
Jackson Democrats voted for McI.ane and Ridge
lcy as Jackson men, knowing them to be Jackson
men at the time.
This tcih of the Journal about this vote IS in,
tended to gul democrats, TO entce them into the
ranks Ct the coalition. You don't know what De
moerats are SIR or you will not practice upon them
"a that way. II their public servants betray them
by vote in any other way, they do not forsake
w standard Of principle and run over to the enc
ny on that account. They adhere to the princ-
PIE and dismiss that servant. and try another. 1t
'Aen we had dsplcased our party by voting as we
a'a which is not the case, you can't get its vote
Or Adams.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-06

Wonderful effects Of a Spesch.-Mr. Burgess,
made speech in Congress in the delivery OF
which he consumed nearly one whole day on the
elst inst against the Tariff, and next day he vo-
ted in favor of it. When speaker occupies a
whole day without succeeding IN convincing nun
spcecheg effect IN convincing others.
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