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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
Low GROUND ESTATE, Me-

M GROES, &c. FOR SALE.-By virtue of the la,
WI, and testament of Col John Lewis tho county of
iouccser SHALL exor offer for sale public auction 10
inc highest bidder Monday, day of Nov next IL
air otherwise the fair day, premises the following
property to witt That very valuable Fam wherein the sid
"'s resided called Fue de LEau lying Severn river and
containing by actual survey 500 This estate NAV viii,
ruin say really desirable and as many advantages as
any IN the lower The situation is very healthy in
P0Puo,s and good neishboriood Immediately on tho river
"cn navigDle Tor vessels heavy buren and abouns
WIN inc nnest hs and oysters The land very fertile and il,
INC highest state of cultivation: drained and each cd
WIN good and substantial fence The BUILDINGS
WINCH are III as good being recently built consist of
in'iose and coNnnodous dwelling house kitchen ice house
pans Staples, carriage house. &c. fact every house that
coutn DO desired ior such establishment Too much canuo,
permanent investment in property of this description will do
wen TO view it. and satisfy themselves OF the mary van,s
oen3t2 hefeo previous 10 the day Of SHE Also IL likely
taie negroes, among which valuable carpenter
hsi' mouse servant and carriage driver ,urilc,
o. Young men, BOYS and girls; all crop OF corn oats neas
uher sifi", Ac horses and mules; larre number cnt
secp HM hos all the Farming utensils and q variety of Other
articles About i4o of land viii be seeded in barley an
wheat the charge which will h, rp,snn,i1, -, -,
known the day of SHE. 49, ~
ne iand Will be sold credit OF and ycnrs and the
purchaser required to give bond with approved security aud
rus, ace" on the property tc the payment Immediate
POSSESSION VIII be given of the Farm desired and ali the
buildings except the dwelling house kitchen So vb, NM.
VIII ne SOLD IN families about 20 upwards the Ikscs and
oSt valuable, FOR CASH the residue with all other personal
property on credit of months The purchasers ,ivin
with approved security eS' '~
The sale will be pcrcnrNorv compcncno with ,, l, ~
sold. ~ $3.50 ~ 0 t''l'iS 10
All persons indebted estate are required TO max, ;,m
daie PAYMENT and those having claims AGAINST il. are reoue1
W PieSen' 'he without delay duly authenticated for settlement,
THOMAS SMITH, Ex'or
NSt -o-ol ofIOhn Lewis tt,>
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
Oct GS--6r
SA DOLLARS IsEWARD.-Ran ouav e,-, ,bc

SA DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
epSp subscriber, on Sunday night 10Th i,s, dark
to Mn HANCOCK and My James Cur place and acted
as the'r cook for which occupation he veil qualified o
any III Virginia Frank Jasper is about years old five feet
10 or inches high, and rather spare his fo.,n cannot
describe his clothing, but recocct his having o the lay on
which he aconded round iaoket of green checked plaid
ms vito Folly he servantmaid of Mrs Mriaus, of VII
lansuurg, where he have gonc from his going oil
without shadow OF cause known feared hi. ufn
and intention is, 10 escape ao-eer will give the above
reward nor his delivery me, if TAKEN OF the State or
twenty five dollars if taken the All masters Of yesis
arc cautioned against carrying him OF, at their peril
Richmond 2itll Get. I82S.--it THO RICH pDSnv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

4 AND FOR SALS.-Thc subscriber Offers FOX ,;,o q
small farm in county of Gloucester lyinr On Ynr r
rev miles below Gloucester Town, containing hrn hundred
ana ioy-ve acres (inderenden of island the river
This place noted for fish and oysters aud l,, ON Il =
spring OF good water The Improvements consist Of .yc,r,
mousse &c suited to small family For terms (Which will IN.
or to the undersigned, in Hanover. HECTOR DAVIS
Sept 10 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
IOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

IL = y
ihc suhjoined extract from Il speech dcryorod 1,,,
ms accomplished Statesman, and pure patriot en-
me an OF July, 1885, ttir'n,Gre yeafsoeo will show,
t'ayS the Charleston Ga2ctte.) how little reliance -
10 be placed the iInDutatiu.s which have hoo, co
Won his patriotism. This extract will be found 10
ne ne seine Alnoiican spirit which has ever cha
.'c'tlized iln from the earliest period of his lf
"A'net!c"ns! lot us pause for moment 20 consder
''e .'iioh ct"ur country at HAT crentl day when
''4 -\'"'"hu existence commenced In the full pos
session and enjoyment ofIi the ureICu ives for hich
you then dared o adventure 'upon ali the varieties OF
mired beng tic calm and settled moderation u
-e present time IS scarcely competent conceive tie
tone OF herosin to which the souls OF Fl;EEMEN
were exalted III that hour Of periols ulaqnannisr
~ large proportion Of the audience whose benz
violence Is 1T this moment listening to the speaL ~
the day like HIM were at that period too little a,ly;
ccd beyond the threshold life TO partalle much OF
me W.!ne enthusiasm which inspired The AAIERI-
GAN BLOSSOMS chich },rvmbtedke1. uoice 10 oy,,cI;y,
d:fa,'ce to the THUNDERSof GREAT BRITAIN;
"!rch consecrated the ba.!ners of the armies: and
hnt!iy, erected the holy temple of 4 AMERICAN IL
BERiY oyer the tomb OF prpARrgp TlRAsHy
TX Is rom those who have already passed the Ieli-
daA OF .'tc-it - from you We venerable 9sscrers of
the nights Of inansind, that We are to Be informed
what were the feelings which s&ay.d within, yonr
breats a1ld iinpelied YOU actions wlcne Ike the
strpplinr OF Israel y ih scarcely v,oapon IL ,fto,
and without shield !or ycur teGncc and und.,noye6
pow az.
"untatore6 in the {seraocltl science Of hnr,,,,
bnehory: destitute Of the fatal materials which tie
lncnu!;y al man has combined TO slarpcn the ,rvt.
81 d"nt!i; unsupported 10y the arm of av friendly an
"'ce amt n'rifed against the powerful assaults ".
IN nnrclentIng enemy, yuu dbl not hesitate. at tia.
moment hen our coasts infested ty a numerous
ana veteran army, TO pIcnnInce tie sentence of cr
separation from Britain, and throw the a,nlEe
az Tower the terror of whose recent tIiul2rb va
almost co-oxtcnsivc with the earth,
"lhe Interested and selfish propcnst;cs Which in
,les CT prosperous tranquility have such powerful
dominion over the heart, were all expelled md 4,
their stead, the public virtues thc spirit of pcrsono
devotion TO the common cause, contempt Of every
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

III ALL NELSON has received, by the recent arrivals
from New York and Philadelphia, the gc,,cr Fart of his
FALL. GOODS; among which
London tItic AMI point blankets
8, 9, 10, III and PA rose do.
White, red, green and black fanncls
Superhne blue, black grey Oxford, olive and lr cloths
10. do do. cassiincrCs
Common, 6ne and superfno sattincs well ASSORTED
Wooncts, kcrSeys aud linseys
Plain and printed carpet bai2es
Swansdown and Valencia vestinSs, assorted
Colourcd and black English forentne do
Tain and figured bonIbazcts
Merno CassmcTcs, assorted colours quality
Red, blue and orange circ1ssaus
Caroline stripes and circassan plaids
Silk, worSted ilmbsyool and cotton hose
DO. do. do. half do.
An elegant square long nlcriDo shaWrs
Cashmere long do cashmere and Valencia do.
super London and French printed canbricS
Striped and plaid glnghams and batiste
Cotton cambrics and cambria muslins
Plain and figured book null and Syiss do.
Superior black Italian lustrings
Black and colourcd eros dc Naples
Italian nets and worsted barcgu
Black machine and florence
Canton and Mandarin Grapes
Furniture, belt and other ribbons tl@saut ass6rnJeh
Mcrno and cashmere hdkfs.
Norsted and bare9e gauze do.
India and German silk DO
Imitation bandanna and Madras DO.
Colourcd and white
Super black Italian do.
Mems buckskin, Woodstock and borsES,in gloves
Ladies do. assorted:
iarr Of brown and bleachet slrtings and
domestic
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

m;1or,. Inn an PA fotoy ignorant of
lect me as nutneer, TO 5fial and sentence of death
under the second section. The result OF this trial O..
strength was 80 Adams and }5 neutra!s out of about
40 men 'hefc Were , nonsrecliolders among the
Adams mon, and at least one third of those co,toy
lol Jackson were non-lre eholders. Yrs. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
From HE Bahimore Chrontozc
PErrnanrrG. Oct. II.

=, - -, -. = ~ ''TUUF1 ~. =, -
was opened on Friday Ias'.-Thc elegant manner iT
which 1t Is fitted up. richly entities 1t ia shave 81
pubic patronage. Few Hotels in this country can
vic With the BoinCbrook, for beauty ofcxtcrGr a.
the economy and coaycnonccs ofrs interior arranhs
rncn,.--fI,scl.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

NOTfCE.-A Petition will bs presented to the GcIr
raj Assembly OF Virginia, praying the
laws concerning the James River Company and the Richmond
Dock Company with view obtain reduction of tos
coal, and Improvement in the communication between
the Basin and tide in James River. Oct wit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

I UNDON HAfS.-An elegant assortment of Chrsty's
pest london Beaver Hats, just received, sale bv
VIC subscribers RAYMOND g. BROTHERS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

Also,
large assortment Of brown and bcacheJl hiriings and
shceng domestic Plads, tickngs apron and furniture checks
DC. &c. (frf 1--ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

o., ~ NAL O. HtRS.
EATfiER.--JOfN POt. q BROTHERS, successors
OF Is Tate CO. offer for sale. the old stand of b. Tate
own nanaae,rs, s ss So as uss1,
SaSkins Ss,ta, Harness Bride, &c &c of the bes, quai,
y. a complete assortment olways on hand.
" CASH given for Hides at the sorcand mt tbs 7,.uuer
t,-st eDove ne Atisory. Oct LIT :
TENo RENT, suit ofbaiIsome Rooms, over our OiIcc
they are caPacious ind airy, with yard requisite
o'tSes' POSSESSION can be had immediately.
FAMILY -FL0UR.-for sale "a fresh batch of Family
-, a' least 10 oar or'nef parcel, that gave such gene
~, -, 'oon' l.. HAHALf. & co.
- assortmentof GIyi&5, CHINA IND E4RTTih.N:
ttdtt containing every their line viz: richly viii
tchcn ana English and common China Tea Sets blue printed
enameed, edged and cooured Ware; rich cut Ground
painted plain and moulded Glass every which
c<ani aod as their terms reasonable, they aer them,
sves ttnt merchants Will find their advana 20 to deal with
them,
They have good assortment of Aro,hccaries, Ware and
o OF Stone Ware Flower Potts. &C. from the approved
'. Nleue Oct l8-6t
XAQUELiN ~. TAYLOR is now RECEIVING from
~ London Liverpool, New York and iilaieiphia hi. fall
supply of Goods, consisting in part of r' ~ ~
TNapt cottonS, palms. and Fearnaughts
stoso and whitney blankets of all sizes and prices
London dvihl, striped and point blankets
W hi'e, red green black and yellow flannel;
tireen bazcs, bookings, and floor CLOTHS
Paris Brussels, and Oxford rugs
Osaaburgs, burlaps aud ckielbrrgs
Bi.e oiacA and coofcd uPerfne cloths and cassmegcs
Double miicd drab and 10 good Cd cl,,hs
Swanslown, oiinct, and silk vesns
i Lyndon hats caps, and umbrellas
Horstee an,bswoo cotton, and silk hosiery, of ever
tomoizas Ptaids, rattincts and rorcen
70 and Al irish lirer, siectings and Hollands
tforstetl and silk iinges
Cliicocs, gnlglams and bcragrs
Book null, jaconet, and other m;tsl,s
I!ailan Gro de Naples, sinclc,vs, aud Other silks
sSuPcrfinc and common
Blesache5 and brown domestic she ,gs ond shr,ings;
fogutIer with the usual staple fancy goods
81 ich he offers for sale on his usual
a so one case ShaYpe's Guns. Sept 1i-st
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

EFLEGANT GOODS have received, BY the Exit and
81 other ats arrivals
Black and colourcd palmyr;nc for ladies' drcssUs,
Italian uctts assorted black Italian lusrpss,
Bark and cooarcA Gros dc Naples,
Rich bohbnct iace dresses wells pcieTcnfs canes and caps
Thread and bo5bnet aces and etgings,
Embroidered and plain silk and worsted Hosiery,
Superfnc printed canbricks and French singhars
With variety of other staple and fancy goods which will be
sold at the lowest prices for cash.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

They have good assortment of Apothccarics' Ware; and
also, of Stone Ware Flower Potts. from the most
manufactures nc, Is G,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07
| /, L

We understand that the Mud Machine, len,
to the Corporation, TO clean out the Eastern
Channel OF the Poiumac, has been ordered a.
way by Com. Rogers Washington Chronicle.
A Postscript to Chambersburg paper py
yesterdays, mail, says:-"rhe wretched Stcea-
rngen We are Informed, has been taken in Yir-
g.nia ard lodged in .il."
LAuNcH-The United St4,es discovery shin
Peacock noticed IN cur paper Some DAYS since)
was launched from the Navy Yard, al Brook.
Ign, on Tuesday afternoon; she gllded from her
Ways In handsome s,ylr, amidst The ing of
national salute, and the cheers Of large con,
course OF persons assembled on 'ha occasion.
NeU- York Statesman.
Sir Walter SCOTS next novel is said to be
founded on certain incidents in the history of
Charles the Bold, Duke Of Burgundy, and will
include, on dit, his hna conflict with the Swiss.
The scene partly in Bn gundy, partly in Swift.
erland.
The sale Of American Woollen Goods, Of
the well known manufacture Of Mr.. James
Sykes, near this, cry, was well attended ye,,er-
day, and we learn that The goods generally
went off briskly, al fair prices There were SOLD
400 pieces OF Cloths and Cassimeres, and $50
pieces OF Satlinets. The prices OF the Cto.h,
ranged from 80 so to IS II; of the Cassi,
meres, from 3! As 81 9s; aud of the SAITH
nets from 70 cents to IS As per yard.
Rat. 3mer
The Thames Tunnel is said 10 be entirely at
stand; little more than one tenth Of The neces.
sary sum having been subscribed.
The Arch street Theatre was opened last ey-
ening, with foil house. NJ. Wood delivered
well the address. The author of il is unknown
he sealed paper which accompanied it, con-
tanned direction that the premiur.,, if award
ed TO the piece, should be given to some chart.
table institution.
a very serious robbery was committed at
the fremont theatre in Boston, on Thurs
day night. A gentle man from Chic, Mr.. S. p.
,udson, had his pocket book containing twen-
" three hundred dul'ars. cut from his coat
pocket by some desperate william. who escaped
with me booty. the money was principally in
SO and 100 dollar bI Is Of the banks ofth Yves. !
Frn and Southern States. Mr. Ju6son has off
''ed reward of 300 for the detection of The |
hlef aud recovery ofthe property.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

perseyere in our present system! The state
ment which have made, and the trm impress
sion made upon my mind by an anxious at'en-
ton to passing vents, is, that We cannot remain
in our present situation, something must oe
done; there is but one alternative, elmer 10
crush the Catholic Association-lcheers i"r
several minu,es)-or to look at the qurs'ion
with intention to Sc tile II. Let us eAereise
all our ingenuity let Us argue with all our SUD
llety-there is M other alternative; and win
such conviction upon my mind teei myseh
called upon 10 eXhort my countrymeE-
whom | have the honour OF renresrn'ing, 10
abstain from Irritating harrangues, 10 pause'
and to weigh well the dangers OF the country
10 dismiss all personal bitterness from the con-
temptation of whole nations weilare, anu "
devise some means, with satisfaction 10 all par
ties, for restoring the predominance ofes'aoh'h-
ed authority, and giving security 10 the recog-
nized, the legal, the constitutional institutions
Of society speak here as member Of tar-
lament, as a member of the government, and as
citizen Of The world Is it possible that can
look with apathy upon The degraded state OF
my Catholic counrrymen? Loud h'sses:)
cannot exp press strongly the contempt feel
for the persons who thus attempt 10 put me
down II the representation OF the county
depended upo,. the votes of those who interrupt
me, would not condo eud TO ask them, mo
their SURFACES would secure my return must
know mixing SIS | do in the world, and holding
the high situation | do how the interests o:
Great Britain are wrapped up in tie safety OF
Ireland Thrre is but one topic more, before
conclude an address, already too long.
threa. has been held out that the north oil Ire
land and. this country in particular, is to be
visited by some itineranl demagogues, to STIR
up the elements Of discold. Let them under
take this task at tasir own peril. There never
was Time when the Protestant proprietary
were more determined to rise as one man to
resist such an invasion. The attempt will be
hopeless, utterly hopeless but let them pause
well on the const qurnces. They will meet here
sturdy, a bold, determined, and, If driven to
retaliation, fierce yeomanry; they will be an
swerable to God and man for the floods OF
blood that will flow from such an attempt; no
power can control it, bul Upon hem br the re-
sponsibility. Let their deluded victims also
reflect upon The fate which will attend them.
II once the kindly lie which binds them 10 the
landlord be broken, The result will be,no' quiet
submission on the part Of :he landlords, but a
transfer of their lands 10 ProtrstsnI tenants,
thousands are to be found IN this country who
want such lands, and the force u numbers will
no longer project them, as il has hithrr o done
their deluded brethren in the south. / speak
these words in Kindness and in advice TO them.
With aspect 10 myself, shall be found a: my
post, and ready 10 make every sacrifice in de-
fence of the rights Of my cUuntry, the character
Of its gentry, and the support Of the Constitu-
ton"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

The Coffin Hand-bils have caused greater
huler in the Jackson ranks, than any thing else
Of the kind tine present controversy has given
rise TO. The more they talk of them, the more
they are distributed, and the more good they
do. The fact is, these handbills contain moth
ing but he official account Of the ,rial Of The
miltiamrn, and authentic narratives of some OF
General Jackson's blood and carnage exploits,
surrounded with mourning appendages, and
containing some black looking collins; and af.
ter ALL as ha, been before remarked, if Jackson
furnished subjects for collins, why ray we NOT
be allowed to furnish collins 70: the subjec,s'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07


II is not often thai we find such JackU,
man as the editor OF the VarIenton Glles
who, although lie supports The General ion
personal considerations, holds The following b.
guagr:
WAS there reason to aDprehend that Gen
Jackson would not live out The term, our rrpug
nance to John &. Calhoun would drive Us b.
support any other man to keep him out Of ohc:
His treatment Of William II. Crawford, ica
years ago, has not nor never will be forgolret
by US. We have not The least confidence in hl
principles, if he is governed by any.
"Should Mr. Adams be reelected, we hav
no doubt the government will br administered
with as much ability, and as honestly as Ite'a
has been We have undiminished confident:
in The integrity and capacity Of Henry Clay, aHt
the other cabinet advisers Of Mr. Adams. LII
the election terminate as il may. the office VII
be administered with an eye to The honor 'r'
glory Of the country"
The opinion Of the editor with regard to ca
houn, is held, we believe, by majority Of i"
Jacksonites. They are not homes enough, how
ever, to confess it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

VIReINIa.-A correspondent of the Rich
mond Wing has given an estimate Of the pro>
bable vote Of Western Virginia-in SO counties
OF which, he sets down the Administration ma
joriiy al upwards of 5000.
II our friends throughout the state do their
duly as well as the Western counties, there is
is time that The friends of the Administration
should refuse to yield Virginia 10 The Combs
nation. She does not belong TO the Opposition;
and is not yet yoked to The car Of Jacksonism.
There is TOO much patriotism, too much good
sense in the State, TO permit US to despair of
her vote. We repeat, and affirm upon the best
authority, that the PROSPECT is BRIGHT
in Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07
THE DICTATES OF CONSCIENCE. Lord

THE DICTATES OF CONSCIENCE. Lord Frs
kiue, when at he bar, was always remarkable
for The fcarlessness with which he contended
FORD Kenyon, be ex ianed TIE rule q 6is com
due, at The Bar in HE following terms:
"It was" said he, "the first command and
counsel fmy youth, always to do what my
conscience tolG me to be my duty, and leave the
consequences to God. l shall carry with me
the memory and trust The pr actice, OF this pa
ternal lesson to the grave-I have hitherto fol-
lowed II, and have no reason 10 complain that
any obedience 10 it, has been even temporal
sacrihce-I have found it on the contrary, the
road TO prosperity and wealth, and shall point
1t out as sui 10 my children"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

JAcKsoNIsM.-The followers OF Jackson seem
TO have imbibed the principles of their idol
We read an account the other day, Of dis.
graceful scene at public meeting in Philadel-
phia, where some Jackson men o5trpded ,hem-
selves, interrupted, and finally broke up the
aoJe....',y. To'k American states
that at the Jackson Ward meetings,in that city,
the Jackson logic Of brutal violence and per.
sonal assaults we're freely resorted to. The
cause OF him, who in open day, and in public
tavern, at Nashville, attempted to assassna,e an
adversary, is characteristic ally enough support
ed now, by "knock down and drag out" meet.
ines.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07
ALEX. q NtD@IAs
MORNING., OCTOBER z, 1928

The speech Of Nj. Dawson, one of the British
Ministry and brother in law to MIR. Peel, ex-
pressive, as it is of the strength OF the Catholic
cause, and of his fears Of it's strength tends We
ry much to confirm the opinion that The Eng
lish Government intend 10 make some arrange
ment with regard 10 The great question which
has so long agita,ed lha, country. The. Duke OF
Wellington, as well as Mr.. Peel, are said 10 be
willing TO come to some terms OF accommoda'
tion
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

IMPORTANT The last London Gentleman
Magazine Of Fashion says:-"A letter from
man Of fashion, though ii may be but slmpN
invitation, is doubled and folded square, a'd Is
put under cover. His pccketbook is the SIZE
OF doudecimo volume, and is ofpurple m0f0'.
co, with gold clasp. When any one asks
him the time Of day, he takes his watch ous "
one OF his side pockets; it has neither cham o.
string" Our erquisites will please TO take ~
tice, and act accordingly,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-07

NORTHERN VERSUS SOUTHERN JAcKsoNIsM-
| In Pennsylvania The Jacksoni,cs cry ou,, huzza
for the Former Of Tennessee; he is the friend
of domestic industry, and internal improve
menus!-Huzza for Jackson and the Tariff
In South Carolina it is, Jackson and free trade:
no Tariff Down with general welfare" and
up with "strict construcrionw So shat although
they agree in shouting 70. the Hero, they disa-
gre, in every other article in their political
creeds. Now it is certain that heir idol canno,
be two things at once.-tha, is, he cannot be a
tariff man aud an anti tariff man at the same
time; and, OF course, either the PENNSYLVANIA,
or ;he Caroinians WILL in the event of his cleo.
ton, be most miserably taken in. The Jack
sonites of Pennsylvania may expect to be duped
Jackson's main reliance is upon the Southern
an'i-tariF people.-He is, as Mr.. Hamilton
says, supported by Southern interests, and upon
Southern principles, and will no, be able, if he
was knave enough TO wish, 10 deser, those who
have given him place and power.