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ent teniperauents, some rage, OH
ers compose themselves like monuments
Some weep, some sleep, some prose
about death, and others poetic OH Il.
Many take TO u bottle, or to a rope
Some go TO Margaret, or Bath.
Sally did none Of theso kinds. She
neither snivelIcd, travelled, maddencd,
nor ranted, nor canted, nor hung, nor
luddled hersclf-she only rocked her
self in the kitchen chair!!
Tho action was not adequate TO her
relief. Sho got up-took a fresh chair,
then another; and another; another; ill
she had rocked all the chairs in the
kitchen.
Thc'thing was tickling to both sym
palhies. Ii was pathctical to behold her
grief; ludicrous that she knew no bet
ter how to grieve.
It nigh. have been thought that she
was III an act of enjoyment, but for an
internitting o dear! O dear. Passion
could not wiring more from her in the
way of exclamation, than the too,h-ache.
Her lamentations were always the
same, even in tone. BY and by, she
pulled out tho-,ho cropped yellow,
stunted, scrubby hair, then she fell to
~rocking--thcn o dear! o dcar!-and
then Da Caro.
1t was an odd sort Of clergy, aad yet,
simple as it was, | thought 1t worth u
thousand Of Lord Lit;le,on's!
"lIcyday, SalIyl what is the matter!"
was a very natural enquiry from my
aunt when she came down into the
kitchen; and if she did not make it with
her tongue, at least it was asked very
intelligibly by her eyes. Now Sally had
but one way Of addressing her mistress,
and she used it here. 1t was the same
with which she would have asked for a
holiday, except that the water stood in
her eyes.
"If you please ma'am," said she,
rising up from hor chair, and making
her old curtcsy, 'if you please na'am,
its John Hayloft is dead!!' and then she
began rocking again as if grief was a
baby hat wanted Jogging to sleep
My aunt was posed She would
iain have comlorted the mourner, but
her mode OF growing was so out of the
common way that she did not ksow how
to begin.
To the violent she might have brought
soothing; to the Responding, texts Of pa
ticnce and resignation, to the hystericaI,
salvoIatile; she might have asked the
sentimental for the story of her woes.
A good scolding is useful with some
sluggish gricis--in some cases u cordial,
In others "A job.
II Sally had only screamed, or below
ed, or tainted, or gone stupid; or raved,
or said a collect, or moped about, it
would have been easy to deal with her.
But with a woman that only rocked on
her chair -.
What the devil could my aunt do?---
Why, nothing:--and she did II as wei
as she could
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HOUSE LOTS FOR S.ALE,

4 NUMBER of House Lots recently laid on.
IA on the land (formerly called Camp Hill,)
North east of Col. VIM. B!odget's on Ben,
State and Field streets.-Title indisputable.
TO LET,
Several House Lots on Benefit street, oppo-
site to, and next south OF Rev. MI. Edes meet
Ing house.
Also. A few do on Charles Field street.
would be let on re .sonable terms tor a term of
years. For particulars apply to
If ] & {. HOWELL,
Jan "a IA. Canal Street.
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DYING. PRINTING AND BLEAC His G
LYNN PRIN Ting COMPANY.

q 4 We and finish IN the best manner, Broad
~ Cloths; Kerseyn,eies; Satins; sarsnels,
Canton and Italian Grapes; Plush; silk and
Cotton velvets; Silk and Worsted Cords; CAM
els HAIR Sis" Is; SILK ana Cotton do; Hosie-
~ and Gloves; Ribbons, TASTE, &c.
PERMANENT Greens on Silks for Um-
brellas and Parasols.
PERMANENT colours on Cotton and
woollcn Yarn, for Weaving and for Carpeting.
PRINT Fancy Patterns on Silk, Cotton and
Linen, and Border and Figure Woollen Table
Cloths, Shawls and Flannels.
BLEACH IN the best manner all descr.p-
tons of Cotton and Linen Goods, and remove
Slams and Iron mould from Table Linen, SC.
ALSO Cleanse Garments ofsTery descrip-
i,on Cleanse and Glaze Furniture, Cleanse
Crapets, Blankets, Imitation and real Cash
mere Shawls, in 4 style equal ia any in The
country.
b. & G. A. TAYLOR, Agents,
No. 10, Make, Square,
nov. IL BIN Proridenee.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSING ROOM.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs tho
public, that he has taken room No, 80,
Wes'minster-st a few doors west of the Ar
cade, and at the corner Of Orange-street where
he will be happy to wait on those who moy
favor him with their patronage; and hopes by
nssiduity and attention 10 business, 10 merit u
share Of tho patronage Of the public.
Hair cut, razors honed and set on the most
accommodating terms; and all orders executed
without delay. ALBERT SWEET.
nrY 10. 9rn
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LOOKING GLASSES

NT1HhILES II. LEuUEI I,
LOOKING GLAs MANUFACTURER,
No. 20, North Main Street,
NONTINUES to manufa cture Glasses Of
" all descriptions and sizes, of the most
fashionable style and superior workmanship,
which are offered at Wholesale and retail, at
such prices as TO render It an object 10 pur-
chascrs, to buy at the Mandatory.
An kinds Of Framing and repairing done
with noatnc 's and Dispatch. Country Mer-
chants supplied on liberal terms and long cred
il.
Gold Leaf for sale as above. If nov24
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FRESH SUPPLY OF BOOTS, SHOES,
BACKING. &c. Z

NATHANIEL BROWN & co. No 81,
~ Westminster Row, have just received 10
packages Of Boots and Shoes, warranted of
the first quality. The above, added 10 their
stock on hand. make a complete assortment.
200 pairs at less than cost.
ALso-Sponge and Knapp's Backing, of
the best quality. Purchasers are particularly
solicited to call. Iaw3w Jan ga
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=. e. B. 1aIAGG,

SURGEON DENTIST,
EE AS removed his Office to Mathewsun-st
MI three doors North Of Westminster,
where he continues to perform every operation
upon the teeth. Refer 10
LEVI WHEATON. NJ. d.
J w. RIrHMON NJ. d
l.. l.. MILLER, NJ. ID
Providence.
J. +. FLAGG, M. ID.
Dec IL Boston.
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HARDWARE!


a LIEN g. BELCHER have just re-
IA ceiyod, direct from the manufactures,
por ship New Yorg, via New-York an eXten-
sive assortment of Hardware, viz
Sad Irons Flemish Tachs
shoscls and Tongs Bed Keys
Stock and padlocks Iron Spoons
Mortice x Knob Locks Brass Hinges
Closet and Chest Locks Brass Butts
Gun and Trunk Locks Patent Iron Butts
Commode Knobs and Door Butts and Springs
Rings shovel Pans
Warming Pans Toy Sad. Irons
Iron Squares Curry Combs
Bed Screws Jack and Halter CHAINS
Nest Weights Screw Plates
Sheet Iron Tea Kettles Iron Candle Sticks
Coffee y Tiers Box Rules
Glue Pots Cloak Pins
Coal Holds Bras Thumb Latches
Plato Hinges Commodc Knobs and
Clout Nails Rings, &c. &c. &c
Horse ditto
Which added TO their former stock. makes
heir assortment very extensive. They are
constantly receiving Smiths Bench Tools a
superior article, ali Of which will be sold on
favora bic terms. Call at No. A, Broad street.
Dec l
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"a
PAWTUCKET ACADE Y.

FESHE undersigned, having been appointed
H. by the Corporation of Pawtucket Acad-
envy, a Committee to superIntend, direct and
manage the same, which recommended on the
first Monday in January instant, respectfully
inform the citizens of-this village and vicinity,
that they have employed MIR p MINARp, a
graduate of Brown University, as Pm, .pal and
Instructor of sad Academy; that he brings
such Testimonials of scholarship, and integrity
o! character, as 10 warrant then, in the belief
that no is, IN every respect, qualified to dis
charge the duties Of teaching a school of tho
highest order; and they solicit the aid of O
liberal public, in the establishment Of the In
stitutIon
The branches taught will be, the Latin and
Greek Languages, Reading, pellIng, Writing,
Arithmetic, Geography, History, Elocu,ion,
English Grammar, Rhetoric, Sc. including oil
the branches usually taught IN Preparatory
Schools.
Reference may DO had to President Way
LAND, of Brown University, or either of the
Professors.
The Academy has lately been removed to an
elig BILE situation, near the Episcopal Church,
beng retired from the hustle of the village,
and a~fiording a delghtful prospect of tho sur
rounding scenery.
TERMS of tuition, from SO SO to So.
For admission, apply TO either Of the Com.
mittee, or to the Instructor. .
Rev GEORGE TAFT,
EDWARD WALCOTT,
SAMUEL JACOBS, Directors.
DAVID LEFAVOUR,
DWIGHT INGRAHAM,
PGtciucket, January IA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
COMMISSIONER Arpresos's orrrcr. ,

. Williamsburg, 18th Sept. 1928.
haTe appointed the thirteeph day Of Hovenber next
execute he foregoing orders Of court which day by
ni"e oeIoo& a. nv the parties Concerned required TO
attend at my Office With their books, papers nd testimony
WIN copies OF the cpur papers and with this original order
Sept q no ANTJTRSfN d.,
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10 al these v.N.icrs blind
:! ~ swell wi;h tt,1n';iil,nc.s> % Ill.
Oh! Parent ot!l"!kiud?
>ii-etacious Cos. niian,. or ac.i
Dispense ono /. ssoiIlw moro;
ram rs Thy kctli. co'Is !cycto E,;i,
J'Iiy goodness ~ e,iDr
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N''.' G sos z: - (0as,sn:eF,?
NAV! .I1!r:fE:. Cr:,> f liz Ny hi
=, rre'se raied fr2 ,~s, n, ,a,i co, ~ ,lS.s tie
iST ANo si,ln 'Ti.7I,ri:.
~ e''''--~''3 ;E set 81 L,.is aa pay jnr'.; oc
fi5 tai so a@k y4"i; for, PIX. .1' arr
na 4 5 1'' iva ,.,, nd ,t1h'a5" tor a.
of Was, aul one sc, Of I;lai-s, i.a,rl,g ;5tS,-
f;.'t anti !iai.santd1. t1s one a:.rooAc:-
= ;s sn@e rv i,t ",a 20 - 70 Fr2a IT :Ho
l;avi-Et' !: tnd ,Hns-oo 1rr Tor ;;i.97ar,s:
-, sa' iis,- go, ana ~ lint: he d.9.s u l
tlrs afglioa,foa M to,r:;noans iha gesl N,s,
S s $50 ,,5' s ~: ass l'ilit: 'oHs -, l2 ruin;
s:Iaka, a;.+ al ot;c. lte:a.ta - - - '''
;. VIII OK &yG' ys't-n!v Yi:;,:. T'iI-r-F,
IL $50. ,o@:} g. O. @t'4c e ( 3 T.,
s"o,5 %: FIX. - ' so', ~ 5@.i
u f'4ia5l f.o l.ohe "a ..f SO :; .>orr.
'>''2,':'sr's - eo9 q. 5:d5s'.' I:..,. o..
So3 s. s. Z +: ~ :: ing FL l.:
I'D nI:t c.. oa, ycI lo~ t,r 1s ,G II. be- u :,c ecs.
: Et..y :g:s .ta, sap, hear t:e @ hatc4 rq al oincr
IL! 2lth Of Ociober AMI IL. 1hts 81 , -,,,y- f. i, ,g
essY pIc:e fHGs timber ma, IA .I,!. =, 80. -
:fh,ih Ii the : Io: ;cSr- 5N~S in .-r .;a =
hits Cas- tiptrt 1s oaraij IL l,Gs IA. Il; .?f
WNt":, or Otherwise itS: 70 ~ vn Inc ''s@
Tn, 16!s az eotto ar-:.acf DC all ,,. ans, s.
"hl mn lndcso the inspect % ali unemployment established
.,fe,a- 70 tie printed rules <ss il tn. .@nIi Sar,
?rs or sl!c;' olrt in9reolc ga aa"ts,~ - the (5,.
ssT3IHS OF tine H4y my . Ia cor.> deo,rv, OF
certificate Of a, least hyo rcrrcae rc.s r'. i 49,. .";
orsAaa til: tl'es We're :ae iar pitts ;s1c .@5-
orr :, a1:'ta toe ao-es5i ra; nv. ,,.oe: ,~7arac1
KS: ;.I h s ss9G,' ii 32 and n5,, o. @
yer residence and tho Of tc s.rc'a&, jn J, AMI pfT
''hi1s Oak 'TellA,y Pin' a; the ca - nav h. yc
so.e n lTsGng tho name Of the Tari place o: davery
m due fiTc, will not be AIRED ur,n seq! Io~Iit
Ioafc E-.t Pcftloa Y l. Td,-eoo = iJo next Gem
- - III hsenog o. FlfSn' Eoyrs 1f ALTERATIONS in the
Dock CeTpang wish view 70 obtain areiucto, OF tie o!t
Or coll aA' an Improvement in the COMMUNICATION ~ vea
'2c 1t,,1 aus. tue water II Jar: Rive Get J-w;l
E.e Ic5zJToNn RACES -Tal! Dfeetinr, 1928. oyc,
AZ. the TREE TIL COURSE, VII cotnrn nee,
- vfo.p.e) Tho 81 T'fcsd0v IN Crfoler l.si Of
;Ar ""'nth} and cyn'in"e : 6LrS>
Ifrsr - -.
S@'ccpstai,"s for Colts AMI I:-i.cS : e,.- ,.i &,
mile lr'ats enr:,nce 500 dojir9, hal; :.rt;T-,
suHscaiffes.
w! W,Gnn~. ST.. ftcad.7
2 ;. -; 81 "ftt- = Bay RILEY, by Sir .7e., Oh.
: YIN: NJ. West enters 1:,,T B,ot}e. t, s!urio.,
Jas; ]. tfHyfs9r enters icE1yoa by yig2,ntt. our
: Gro. y. GIHr.i,on ra,a2.l
: WIN y: Johnson en,crs fay Tiy,ty Sir Carlc-,
,F,ssy M ci'% ;c,,, Bay Cot, sy Sir Asso. o..
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I'D O - e as x.

From the New YORK American.
10 NY WlFE--JPith "a ,acmentl al on. Eic3ci:n:
Day.
Hnrhsr twaiuonth's heJ awe
4 second year has tIawn ail:pG;
IN mer,sles rich around la,
For Heaveu is ever, evcc Kind.
\ yrrc-b bit BARN has HES, our lut.
W. siniliu iuou an sparkn' ec:
'bh Ne the .:,uisnca; ner forgot,
Illrt ptced cle tlarllu' Gu my Enee!
Then may strive To tent il wce!,
An guide its toidiiri footsteps riggl;:
Teach it in humble prayer to k,cpl,
An loo; abo,u tar heavenly Light.
so ie, The garb over you fling,
Mind yNI o blessins from above:
I'm may anithcr twamon:h brin-
AI1ni. II boon, an var ua SIM.
AHis 6st;,urr ora. as II ',"c.
Si,rr. r,,i. lG2c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

YH,o lUes Sal Mary EacI. Gcol.c Bakeg Ira Enkar,
II Betsy bah,, aud Hugh Goddn, adm, Of George DuN
You not bcI r!G,btnss OF this commonwealth, will please
10 take notccil AZ tive Superior Cor, CHANGER.
nc cdcn ior the williamsburg, tS;rrot, shall the sad
"a :tnsia;' tc suit iatey depelin; said III
wnicn 2'a pilni.a and .ou l defendants
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

IL thc course Of the exercises a. Church. ia Tia.
1;a celebration nj Sairp tn. following hyuli, VA
luCr. written by President Adams, in 1907.
BY PREsIDrEr ApANS.
When orr the hiilov KS heavin.- ,lacb
The fathers OF our :acc
Zoe precrpts iicir God 10 trnp,
Sought iscec their resting piact,
The gracious Godtl.clr hearts prepared
Preserved from every hagn,
And still FOX thcir protection ;aroi-
HIS everlasting urln.
Ills breath, inspiring every gall,
lMpeis them on the main,
His guardian angels srrcai trc:r sn.,
.su6 tcnipests howl III vaii.
For them Old oceans rocks are.snootfa,
Dec"mhnr face grows; III II,
10 "crnal air5 ilHr Lists arc sootii':
And alInc5 raee bcguid.
W-llen tan1:ns rolls Aerhaggurf eyes.
lbs eyer iIountenus hand
An!:niaace from tc sra supplies.
.Fni srras,iIns from ti.s sand.
Aor ye. ii; tender ,aercles cease,
ks ovcrruIin@ pian
."Ginrs - g"il!!"aesSaHi ,c;ct
tNu t:Hg- ~ SAVAGE saNi
And caa ourstanv bosoIn= he
10 al these l'nl.icrs blind
10y swal wi'h tt,an';ii,neas % HL.c.
Oh! Parent os!lar&iut?
.>i'-eracions Cos. iniienus our ae:'
Dispense ono <,asain, more;
afqn: Us thy hoYllco' !cyc+o E,,;l,
Shy goodness ~ et!or,
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YIEGINIA: Al rules, holden in ,fr cIr,t's f,eo
superior court Of cbaucrty Tor tie Rictmood district,
me ava Gay ni August, 1928 Thomas H. " aron nil
oi"'"" James Spears Robert Spcars exor nf William
spears a"d Leonard Daniel, cxor Of Sarah Spears dec
dns. E''' "e''
The dcffndant Jar'cs Spears, having entered hi,
appearance end given security according 10 the act of
assembly aud the rules of this court aud appearing be
satisfactory evidence, that he not an bitnn Of
oouny; ordered, that the said defendant do
hefe OF the rs' day of the term and answer tho b
o 'nF plaintiff, and That cory Of this ordsr be forhgt
inserted IN newspaper published in the CITY Of Ei
"nd for two mouths successfully, and posted at the from,
door Of the capitol. in The said CITY.
- r'fT. Tes'g, "Vrt. @ PEvn, EroN, 9. e..
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eTlaLiJAIsI.S. i..NtJ. S'I0CIl, &c. i'(SIS Sal.

q III MIX. I--ND, SiOC3s, 4 ok .'lkII.
y = ie Subscribers VIII SCH pSc auction, The 18th o.
November IeA uCr acio land mile north from Lewis
hurI containing 5uU L. FIST rate limestone land; aeou
40 oi wnh cleared and high of cultivation,
Tor gri il i cXotcd by iun III western,
V%iniI--wt, lrce aud clumodous stone house, good
Niiiui; . uIu iacl WEI shielded Ill rotn an excel
!t ave aud peach orchard, with never FILLING limestone
'pr'C, and other convenient watering places Also number
nj valuable horses, cattle S,,s, oln t,rtins utensils, with
hocloil aud kchen iirtrI.. iiewc large quantity OF
wheat and RAJ Icrns TO sc made known Oh
-. day tsaf' WNi. c. IL A. JOHNSON.
i;r,., lri.r. i3-.i2t
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Nt.-h4it. 10 r JAIL oi tt cOrpOraipno OF IylcIifs,
~ on IT, ft Caroi Julc last imawdy, i'itsbE, u
':c WHO 5ic Ions lanes NJ Icasan,, aud was hied
'c William L. torr of the count, TT Coo Ii
.,nI. ~, ~" Lad u when committed, bale sgsd 'tnnes
ccat pair Of sEo, and In ip'Idnncnt in her speech,
w apreacs 80 DC about old She Is dah
puu:,, ami about e:t o- inches high. The
j';0vc hvr 0lC - cone o0yurd, prove property, pay
c'. AM Ill, nc: d..ay Sic VII! - Gca w.;h according
~ Idu. SNICf.., TRANSPORT. Jalor
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Vl""iNiA' AtFu!es holden IL the clerks Office Of the
superior OF chancery f the Richm,nd d;,t,;c.
The 4'h day Of August 1928: Joseph s. Lcake md Mary
~ his wife pits against Susan kISsie, Thomas Massic
hen'y hassc' william a. hiasSie, and Charles Massie,
dts.
Fbe defendant William A. Masse, having entcrsl
his appearance and given security according to the act Of
assembly ana Inc fueS"i this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he e not an nina bant ~ ,
country 1t ordered, that the said defendant do apper
here on the first day ofthc term and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order he forthwith
inserted n some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mond for two mohts successfully, and posted at tho front
door Of The capitol in the said city
81 4 cory. Tes'e, Wn. G.. pryrr r.T.o,s. q &
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YIkG'N!A: st rucs, hoiirn in hc eli, ks oicr of ,r
S"in' !" court " 'n"ncery for the Richmond district,
tue lsiGay of September, 1928: The President,
~ company, OF he farnrss' B1tk Virginia. and the
P''sidrn Directors Company, the Bank of the J,,d
'"tfS' i%'s' ""''"f "i'm u. Wren, Sergeant Of the
city "f Eichmonh, w!,om the estate of Cbris,,1,r
l"nihhs, drc h5t been committed 10, admins, ,atin,
mary "mtHhs' The Vnog ci the said Cin,stophcr aud
!ohn ~ William, Lu1iow, Saraf Mary Frances and
Emily EowPkrs, children heirs o. the aid
"'nl hins deceased Handy ToHpkine, Henry Ton,vbius
- 'ah ~ lHy'nr, j5lu J. Taylor, tie said lila M
~; wren as adrIor of Edmund Tayos dcceasrd james
WINSTON "ln Browne James Browrc, IT, Jacuciinc p
'ayior' 'pd Benjamin Tompkius. dts.
INC oetndant William Tompsius, not ma vrg entered
"S appearance aud gwen security according TO ihc act Of
"sstnoy aid Tire rules OF this court, and il appearing 30
9's'ac"fy cvienoc, that nc is an irfahitar of h
country 4" IS ordered, that the said defendant de- appcar
~" "h '' Ist day Ut toe naxt trctn, aud answor ihe bin
" 'n pa'nh and That copy this order he forthwith
S''o ~ some newspaper published 10 the city Rich
NUM- To-, "o months stcccssvcly, and posted the fron
door oi thc capitol. IN tlsa said CITY
10 A copy TeSr, WM. G. PYYJgyToy r r.
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u EsttNI1: =, rides, imllc, Inc clerks orcc tn,
superior chanccry for the Richmond district
day of September, 1928: Charles Hudson, p, against Column
lat, W Kent, o,he,'vs, g. C. t. w Kent, Madison Nata
and George Stll,uln, dts.
The defendant Columbus w. Kent; otherwise e. {. G. w
c,tcc his appearance and given
according the OF assembly and the rules of court
appearing by satisfactory evidence, tina, nc ina5i-
TINT OF this country; ordered, that the said defendant
appear here the first ty oi the next and tic bill
ottEc plaintiff and ii acopY OF tbs order be
in sor,e newspaper published i'll the Of Gchnod Tor So
months successfully AID postc at the font door the capitol
| III the said city.
/ 66 a copy. Tcic, WV. g. PENDIETON, c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

HJOafCEt Petition VII /. I.-cn;c l. 5o next 5;c1c
ri Assembly Of Virginia. praying EJt alterations in the
70" concerning thr Jan Rivc Corpay, and the Richmond
Dock Company, wig! obtain reelection OF tie toITF
o. col, ai Improvement in the COMMUNICATION sresr
t2c Ea,n aud iiGc water il james Rive o.; vt,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-23

! The Enquirer still harrs upon ,ta. cock and bull
story "t ''o written pledge given by Mr. Adams, to
HT Webster, 10 secure the federal vote For ne,1lv
Twelve mnhs that PAPER has been insisting urop n q
truth Of What it quany terns tie ..tvebss, neroc;,.
iion"--and ever and il reiiera,es its canac,v .,
prone the charge. Pray gentlemen, wby dom, IN,
prove il then? WewiI answer for vou-simnlv b.,
cause you cannOt-because it is all a cock and b,,
s'orj ana yon who probably in part believe what YOU
say, have bsen gued by new ..Eas, Roonr on
'i'n'an' The President gave 90 written pledge.
4 game has been playing for some time, in re;a,o,
to Nj Webster, rnmci resembling that which bo,,
George krener pii, up to play agains, Mr.. CI,v
/ he post OF Envoy TO England is,acan, ard mn H..
Is more reasonabie-- more probablc
can more promote the interests Of the o. States than
that Mr. Webster, ieviathan Of talents Shall he l
90 "io" 10 III - To oieia'7e the President f,oo,
making inc nonInaton-or f they fail in that TO de-
ter the Senate from ra'iiyre his aPro:n,mep,-a Mi
the engines OF the combination are get at work. To
senate has already been urgently invoked 10 reioct
Tue nomination ShCu!i II r." naGc--aDd the Pros
mas been told that his domination Of MIR. wcbs,o-
would copiTm tie public belief IN the rcaorIcd ped
given 5J hin 10 tie federasis i his ,hen ;s 81, co.,
IL tier threats have the effect Of intimidation ,h
accomplish their fr5t object, whict. is to deesz, tho
appointment Of AIR. Webster as Envoy 10 Englaod-
they fail, they will immediately say, and will b,
prepared The public mind believe that his ap,oin,
menl III pursuance Of the pledge aolgcd to be givcn
oy Nil adams 10 the Federalistg mr. Claws apnc;,,
ment OF Secretary Of State, was cited to prove ,Ie
"oaTga'o" between him and Mr. Adams and 10 ver,f
'"e statement OF MIR Kremer--and should MIR Webster
oe selected to go 10 England ye shall presently he,
" ''nrmed' that 1t was in pursuance of the written
PiedSe given hm by Mr.. Adams. Yet who had claim,
"ghe' Than Henry Clay; or who has claims biohe,
'or 'he Embassy TO England i,aa Daniel Webster,
10 l"Vee his country better, or is more capabye ,r
servine i' None.
by way Of Prorfas 'be existence OF the pledge i, /
q' s"oD' The Enquirer quotes from The Bufsloe Re.
puOican' an extract Of letter SAITH 10 be from the
''e Mr stockton OF n. Jersey affirming his personal
Ano"'ouse Of The pledge. Row the National Journal,
'0b'eS l'St MI Stockton wrote any such leter-apd
Is MI o'ock'ohs son. whose name is coupled with his
"'"e'S as oe''s pr'yy 10 tho pledge is N Wasbino
~" we DIX . probable that lie contradiction pro
a' 3i". = 81 rre-,s ;ae pnnl- iss ~
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New FaN Goods

New FaN Goods
DECEIVED by the last arrivals from New-York, a
IL further supply of 81 packages seasonable Goods
Aso of beautiful I.eghorn Bolivar Hats, very
fine, and most fashionable style
90 dozen good wool hats WILDE sold cheap, by
JAMES & WILLIAM SCOTT,
South west corner of King & Fairfax-streets.
nov 5
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VINtIE subscribers have opened Office in The City
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