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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-30

RELIGIOUS Prosecutions The English ana.
bassador demanded of Louis xiv the Ibero.
ton OF The Pedestrians who had been Condemn
ed to the galleys ON account of their religion
What would the King Of Great Britain say,
It asked him to liberate the prisoners in New
rate = Sire replied the ambassador, the
King, my master, would grant your Maiesty'a
request, II you reclaimed them as yoar tretk.
rem"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-30

NUTS and WASHERS of various Sizes of
superior quality, manufactured by water pow
or, by which means they are afforded very low
to the purchaser A liberal discount to whole
sale dealers.
0T a BLACKSMITH, who can bring recon-
mendatioRs for morals and workmanship may
find constant employ after the 18th March
next. One with a family can be accommodate
ed with Tenenant.
" A smart, ingenious LAD, from "A to 16
years of age, is wanted as an APPRENTICE to
The trade in all its parts
Stafford, Comm Dec. &c. IF
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-30
.StaHord ,UdcItine Shop.

WWERVEY WATERS continues to manu-
4 81 facture MACHINERYof various kinds !;
such as COTTON and WOOL CARDING
MACHINES, POWER LOOMS Of various
descriptions, GAUGE LATHES, CABINET
MAKERS IL IVORY TURNER'S LATHES,
METALLIC GRINDERS, for CLorHIERs'
SHEARS, &c
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-30
A SHORT STORY.

a SHORT STORY.
A robber on captain popt,
The valiant captain fed
lie a,erwards d lcfnr ,'opt,
The doctor shot, him dead.
There's nothing rare in this affair
IT'S practis-d every day
Physicians still, with courage kiln,
Hat ssldlers ran away,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-30

FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS, spy

Where are your stores, ye pOaoerfM beings sag
Where your BriaL. magaziRes reSerUed,
To saoeu tie LrOOdjng terrOrs Of the storm
THoMPsoN
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-30
From tie Pennsylvania Gazette.
A sYNOPTICAL LIST
OF ALL THE
PRINCIPAL CANALS AND RAILROADS
Comp cted, IN progress, or Of ,ohich reas0na-
Die probGJifty EXISTS that they 'cM shortly be
commenced in The Uaued States.
CoNTINUED.I

CONTINUED.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Lehigb Ndujgution-To extend from
Stoddardtsville on the river Lchigh, to
Easton on the Delaware, "a miles /: fall 1880
feet, Part Of this line, from Mauch Chunk
to the Delaware, As miles, and "a feet
fall, viii be "a spacious canal. Considera
BILE progress has been made in this part Of
the work.
Little SchuykW .NdUigaiion-T is to
extend from the mouth OF the little or east
branch of the Schuylkill river, in Schuylkill
coMty, up to the coal mines, distance about
25 miles. Authorized by law but not locat-
ed
Conestoga Navigation Extends from the
city of Lancaster to the mouth of the Cones
toga creek; and is a slackwater navigation
y dams and locks in the creek, Is miles to
Susquehannah river. Fall overcome 7O
feet; estimated expense about 10000 dol
lars. The work is iii very forward state,
and will probably be soon completed.
COReDdg0 CdRGiS-One on the west side
of the Susquehanna river, York county
and the other on the east side Of the same
in Dauphin county, D miles; fall 81 feet.
Constructed by ]. Hopkins, ESQ.,; cost not
known.
SchuylkiH Nauigatioa-- Extends from the
city Of Philadelphia, by the course of the
Schuylklll river, or nearly SO, Via Reading,
to Mont Carbon, Schuylkill county, los
miles, 6;} OF which are canal and As miles
OF pools formed by dams in the river The
rise and fall is 5SS feet, overcome hy 100
locks; so feet long, and IL feet vide. The
canal between Reading AMI Philadelphia is
3 feet deep, 40 feet wide at top; be-
| tween Reading and Mont Carbon, the canal
is 81 feet wide on the surface of the water
The whole cost 200 900 dollars, and went
! lnto fuil operation in 1895.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18
NORTH AMERICAN Rt,SIE|
NJ. 6O-tor JAig, 1873.

l. Loasr Cdpzda--l Reports of II Committee II tie
House q Assembly on 4 { Settlement Of Crown Lands.
q Equisse des Asires dcvun, e ParlcGent Provincial
~ Bl..Canaia Reflections upon tho Value of 'hc
Rfs West In!ia ColoaleS, ani Of The British Moth
American Provinces.
u. LfnbagA2at's ,frseT{cG- StOra de America. Opera
uiignse ltaliana
iii lieAca Ssctsa4s-i Medical Dissertations read
before the Massachusetts, Medical SceA, .. Proceed.
ngs uf CauventiGh Of Meicai delegates held al North
sat0n IL tile state of Massachusetts.
~ tnpeates-l stasemen' by the Council Of the
University Of London Report of Committee cf The
s,rersecrs OF iiafvaTd College
y. Tie GMppe7yl LldrAg-La Decouve-te dcs Sources
Ia Mississippi ct dc Ia Ryere saugane. Par C. Bel
,raui.
nenrcux. Par juseph Noz,
VI me Rea Rs1er-Ihc Red Rover Ey the Author
ylIl N!tasi 7steton Haeto In. Remains Of Nathan.
'e' Appleton Haven W.T. Hemoir OF his Life, by
G#o,..c lcknor
II .}teesa, y he C,nm2- ZaOReports Of Cases argi.
ala NJ, eimHcd IN 5r Gicr Court Of the United States
~ t5e Srco.d 'arcit ~ tljah Paine. Jun.
4 Elnu,'s Observation-Disclosures Of Geometry, BY A,
Il l.eseade Translated frah tile French by lobt
II P.4,cs If Earete--1 ne rOppo,ton dams e Con
Ferienert, a d. = iAhnre de Ia Fresse Par NJ. IL
Nlcome &c H,nal leba'es n ihe British Parlanen
III Change n Ministry, anG the Battle OF NavarnD
Manifesto q the aahlme Ottoman Porte Of Deceaoe
20 1897
XIl Ehtome af f.,-taa yqa,,gaita-An Epi,ome 0
,tceisn Antiquities uy tle sc Of Scnuos By Charles
Mi itrfg Lmuea-Ihc sabs'arce Of Journal d.
ang Residence The Red pivcr Colony, British Nortl
America and cquen Eycnrsicns among the Northw es
American idians N The years is2, i2l, 1922, 1928
Second Eluon, cnlargta @ith ai'urla - Mission Il
ine inian. Of Sew Bru,sacS aud Nn'a>coa, sad TIT
M,haNks ihc 0aoe Grand liiyer, Upper Canada
g u l8.d. Ey .Ia,a Was', A. N
QaarterN Itst n Al F.5.sa'.aiag.
Fie .NogA .l'ae,s.an Rs,7e-s IS pGh'shed in 1os'o
snr'elly making ~oselMes }eal, ot about 40 lase
.'u l..
The subscription nri,s II 're donuaa year, be raid
lew sbsc iaers IN avsnee ard afterwards N Npni whe
-.e second nainbeF tor The yesr shall be received.
Subscriptions rececelb, A z X. Wi.aos Wilmington
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18
The DelaWa9e Fire L7sarance Company

The DelaWaYe Fire L2sarance ComPGny3
INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF the State Of De-
II aware with capital Of one hundred thousand doliais.
The President and Directors are ro~ receiving applica-
ions ior Insurance, at their Uhce No. 81
between Front and Second streets, against Loss by Fires
on every description OF Buildings general Merchandse
Ships Port and their Catgoes HonsehuuId Furniture
and other personal property ALSO against loss or damage
inland transportation ogoods, wares, mel chandise and
country produce.
Terms Of insurance will be as favorable any OF the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia New-York.-
Parties assured, may repose the les, confidence in the
sody of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
ad dinsted by the company
JonS MConr is.Agent to survey property lobe insured
for the and vicinity of Newcastle in place OF G. d.
Blaney, declined
LEVI H. Evans Agent TO survey property TO be lnsu
red tor the town and vicinity or Elkon.
JonN CLOAK is Agent to survey property 10 be Insured
for the and vicinity Of Smyrna
JosEpH JosBs is Agent TO survey property to be Insured
for the town OF Wes Chester and vicinity
UseCiOrS.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph l,aiy, Wm. Chandler,
! DAVID G. Wilson, Joseph tuubb,
Joseph G. Cilpa, Hoben Porter.
WM. SEAL, prcsiens.
I ID. ByRSEs, SeGretGyu.
April -. 1926 43-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18
BRANDYWINE
Chatybcatc Springs.

vIE Subscriber having recently removed This elegant
eslabi ishment, situated about five miles from the
Borough OF Wilmington ard about the distance from
the Town oil Newcastle, and occupying elevated site
in district Of country alike remarkable for the varied
beauty OF ITS landscape, the high cultivation Of lis SOIL and
the salubry OF its atmosp pheTehas opened it a resort
for those in pursuit eiher Of health or amusement.
The sanative properties Of the waters have been long
celebrated and for many years the Invalid has sought
renovation OF his strength in their use, notwithstanding
the absence of those accommodations which essential
to his comfort and which abundantiy provided
The approach 10 It, by va.iou, outs song the Ekon
and La easter turnpkes ar9 the roads OF the
try, which are at all times in excellent condition. Its
vicinity to Wilmington and Newcastle places il thin tue
reach OF the citizens Of PilsdepliA AID baltimore, witt
enjoy the facilities and despatch If oesn Il convty
to the former places. To he nhaStart OF The Peninsula
i offers agreeable refuge rom .f heats summeg and
q valuable tonic III its Chals beate Springs
The buildings, erected about ty all irccr-
poraied company, are Spacious and having been newly
furnished BY the subscriber, offer every accommodation
that be desired. The supplies OF s t4tc are drawn
from the market OF Wilmington and the immediate neigh
Ibohool, and will he found embrace ali the varieties o
the His bar is provided with The choicest liquors.
and the nc less essential contribution OF well flied c.
house.
The subscriber naters himself that as from his exper
ence in his business, he will not be found lecen, III
knowledge OF its duties, neither will he be found want np
in the ANXIOUS desire TO promote iie comfort aud enjoy
ment oi those Who may honor him with their pa; ronage
Junc, 1899. a..
N. b The Steam Eoat srrrRlon, Cant Rend. will
leave Philadelphia tor Wilmington, every day (snday
eScepet at O'Clock, Z M:on the arrival of the boa
at Wilmington, Stages will be in readiness convey pas
scngers directly 10 the springs. Stages will leave III.
Springs every mamng, (exeept SuielayS) o'cl, ok
and passengers will arrive in Phadcl,li At H. A. NJ
Fare through Sl25 Carriages, Gigs, &c. AL time
be had At The Springs for any eXcursion,aud also Car
riages viii be in ATTENDANCE convey from I'M
Steam boats al Newcastle TO the Springs.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18
DIR. JEW ETT'S
LMFR0TED PROFITABLE or GERMAN



VEvtlEsE IMPROVED PILLS effectual remedy
for dyspcpsa, indigestion, jaice, heaache, heari.
b2 @ckes az The stomach aeldty fanneas, oss o atbe.
as futnece, cnsHrerssa, fs weakness Of The h5s aSz
a, p0titdon ~ Me hcar, Stozy bilious teyer Sor and all
these very affective complaints connected with difficulty of
tlc dgestge organs, and 1eyangement tie c.on ef he
liver
Certificate ef DR., Baumin.
The foNo7eng is certificate from Or c. 4 Bcnmli a
eraduas medicine, At lie UnveySip Of CoenngsH uesY
practt'pner ef Llgh celebrity, IN Camtrigge Ndss
The subscriber has tested tie effects OF Jewetts In
proved Vegetable Fills several Of disease
Of the Liver and digestive organg and The result has cum
vlnced him that ihcy emnery calculated suoserve
the purpose tor which they designed, Considering
them altogether superior to these articles commonly uner.
ed fer similar complaints would cheertuy add ny testi
mony 10 favor OF 50 valuable medicine.
+ Signed CHARLES FREDERICK BAUMI..fI MD
N. n ~ the shnye recommendation particularly refer
to those pills ncosed in blue wrapper, and sgned on
yellow label, H. plumcy.
G. T. EAuMi.,N, NJ. u,
Cambridge Sept. 18, 1927.
Certificate Of Dr. n. s. Cfcayie
Having the uos satisfactory evidence Of the medical
qualities, and highly sautary operation ofJEWEI = In
proved yegetab Pf (prepsred by H. Pmnley, in
of Indigestion or Dyspepsia Jaundce, disease of The liver
SC. would confidently recommend their use TO those
may be Attic ed with the above class Of complaints d.
an invaluable remedy (signed)
Ca-nbridgcpor, Sept. 10, 1897.
The above Valuable Pills, are for sale al vii
min.ton, by Il. u. Vaughan, (No ~, Market
street,) Jos. Bringhurst & Margaret Johnson
i May 80 1928 So
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18
CHEAP BOOKS
.1na sTATI0MTAX, a .Aa. 9s, Mnrl,t.

IND ndSI'AT1oME1AX, al .Ao %, Markshs', tf7ss''
-lessra, Lartln and Lambsta's C,ocery Stores
SCOTT begs leave state 10 his friends and enaa
" lie, llai he has made such arrangements with Gr
and other cheap Booksellers Philadelphia to enaD''
him TO dipose Of ScA,oi and oer BOoks, together VIZ
gene assortment Of STATIONERY at the lrreSt Fea
dephid 4css, either at wholesale retail IL consequence
o such arrangement Merchants and Teachers, from DoM
town and country would find i. much to their adva"aB'
to call and purchase, as his 1ery ysducei prices WI c
pletely preclude the necessity Of their gong to te @
Tor any article in his line Of business the score u cnel
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18

TuE following certificate gives the history Of the intro
duct ION of the papacea into the Philadelphia Aims House
rnfrmary Those who read it, Will be convinced that the
proprietor has never feared the investigation S the ply ST.
cans or endeavored administer the medicine IN secret
II also eyinoes the preiulices of tie acultytcse who
were so anxious originally excnde 'he medicine from
TINS institution. would neglect opportunity Of eSpc'ng
L. after II had been introduced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18
10 LET, ,
Soap and Candle Manulactorv.

r9yHE Subscriber takes this opportunity inform the
public that lie continues the above business in all It's
branches, at the cd stand Of Tatnal and Queen
Streets ne frrens Meeting House. where Ne will
Manufacture and farnsh at Philadelphia prices J,ouhiand
NM CANDLES, Fules, Itozy, and Bro1cn SOAP Of The
best quality ENoCH ROBERTS.
N. b. he highest price given for Iallow, Butchers
Fat, and Fat Of every description.
Wilmington, July II, 1893 tl--.i
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18
NEW isGytlk y.

lust EECElVED, and inr ,al: a scetr's HaSs aft
~ Ia store, No 90, Market sreei,
iehtls travels IN ln,,a, 2 vala. q ru.
iryipg's i.tc Of Columbus, 5 40 do
Religious nisconrses, % I.asrEan
81. Valentines Day, BY ~ an ior Of Wayerly, &c.
dining junt / ; 1923
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18
FOR SALE,

4,ooo lbs Of Bacon, 900 lbs. Of Jersey Shoulders,
WARRANTED of good quality for family use also a
w general assortment Of Groceries, which will be sold
low BY the subscriber at The Corner Of Market and Front
Street, Wilmington. John WRIGHT.
July 10, 1923. 52-4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18

For the cure Of scrofaia, or Kings Eri', Ulcers.
Rheumatism, Syphilhic, .Ncrariot and L,rer
Complaints, and most Diseases arising in Debit
;tated constitutions, or from an impure state ct
the Biood, &c. sc.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18

Respectfully informs his friends an,
the puolc in general, that he las taken III
above extensive es establishment, recently o:
copied by Gen. James Wolfe, which he ha
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18
NOTICE TO
sFsannacturcrs.

H< To lc, fora term Of years. that large and
UA##l commolious building IN tie Borough Of vii.
M#G: mingon. formerly occupied Brew cry. situa.
iss.r-gsl ted ihe ot iAna and High stress,
70 feet long aud 10 feet Deep; With dwelling attached,
and aiihg sprag tf Seellent the cellar
to puup BY oy9c power. Tins building il well calcutta
ted for Manuiactoy, fnycnarlv weaving, dsilling
lit being in Genital part N the Borough; with good
brick stable the premises The Subscriber tlni:s il
unnecessary to any ,hing further any person wish
ing to rent would first y'~ the premises
april 5h. 1928. 2@-f ISRAEL ". JONES.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-18
The thorough bred Horse
RT,N.1LDD.

is splendid descendant Of Sir Archy, the sire Of The
D. most distinguished running Lorses OF the South and
now, al twenyiou years old, stands SIS ,he season
RlSALDU vas bred by the Hon John Randspi of
Roanoke, Na9 and not excclIed by any other horse il
the country, IN his pedgrcc in his limbs figure, bone
slnew and action.
PEDIGREE.
Sire, Sir Archy, dam Miss Ryand by Cracchus (;ril
dam, Dnci b, SILVER Tail. tull bred son of Cockss
great grand dam Vanity by Ceer The best son Of Old
Janus, grand dam by Mark Anthony, The best son d
old Partner, he the best If od Traveller, of Selma
by the Godopbn Arabian, ggg grand dam by Jolly
Roger
Sir Arcby and Gracious got by the mportedhOra
Dlomed. bedby Sr G lnnhury, go, by Forael, The best
son of King lierod his dam by Spectator, grand dam by
iiora'io by Blank, son Of Godophin Arabian, grand
dam by Childers, e g grand dam Mis-, lievor, by Guy
Grantlialn, sg g grand dam by Page Turk, gg grand
dam Betty Percival, by Ieede's Arabian.
lie viii stand the present Season, commencing the Is
Apr, or Monday aud Tuesday the stable Of james
Frazer. Newark, AMI Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
saturday at the sahis Of swaync and philips, Whining
ton. t" whom payaent s o be made.
n Is Good pasture AUG sta5uB provided all accideEi
at the risk ofthe owncr.
May -, 1928 6-2m
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06

lives rem the irisb Conference anl he Ref.
u "a, ers. Of Ciari. I'm. : CafatIus. aF
.tapfe=nntsiiv. af4ar II adtsf t.ftsra /
nfnh ~ AM ticn. Inc preachers w.fe
,njiy eniertails# a. tie ftoa-es Ut The irit nis
1 Mettudlsm IN London aud is vicinity aud
fBe t%riigiohs serstres CONNECTED VIII tie ~
terence wefe eefs aatnfroasis attnnUrd. Il
~ r crow ne5 with iukens OF Tue dlplns pee
encr aud messing.
Misunderstanding the oalumnirs which have
heen tudnsirtousls cneulHted against The Me-
fho1ist minister during lac past yen thr ugh
tue mei,nm ri The pies, aud tie atten ~
which nave been slrtuaansiv made u inva sc
Tue saeieties IN eoptcHt On aud diseer the
cnnuexinn IN general hAs been preserved ~
Tranquility and Al no tetmet petiod. there =
reason 10 believe, Mere The more rIous, IN.
%selligeni, aud mlofntal urmbefs 81 the sori-
ely So cordial, attached Ia the doetfine
aud discipline abiea have long been
esiatllshed atnpng thrn, or III inlly resolved
II co-dprtaie WIN tine preachers m presere-
ing The rules aud nst-rs Of the bod, 40 IheN
are A. preseuu. In pas ycar has been I'D
sop OF great prosperity Al uf suppl, ing al
ne. IL tir'e up1ts tcrhs ,oned u, drataa aud q
tier causes, the returns which have beeu ia -
To- the Conference rum the different circuits,
present aa increase Ia Great BfiRla al 1900
melihc,s. In The turciyn missions there tlns
brcu an increase Of 2da6 mrmbrr4, makieg a
net Increase ~ lhs shtlelirs, under The care
OF The British aud lf,,n Conferences al lu.lll.
la the, course otthr pasi YEAR. nine 1t Tue
ttnrfant minister, who we're rmploNr ed Al
nome, nave departed tn4. lite. ant five III the
foreign mission. Several al lne de ! preach
ers also. "a consequence al increasing nBrh-
itrs, nave btti compel ed tu desist lro,u ltlr
iiihtfant labpnrs and hr1ome suptruumrrH-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
10 the Public.

sAiIE semi.anunat rEatnlnanon of the siu.
atnis ottue Amngaun Imnle) Acn Icmy,
wa- held On the tenth aud eleventh msi WIN
"hlchthe trustees aud fl tends of tue institution.
IA attendance, were highly Rratlied. Inc mum
be- Of stuuentsdnring me last session, was TIM
I, iw". lhls nunil'er was divided mtn a VA -
" oi ca scs, ed,b Ut wnIch gave the most saiis-
iactols evidence OF ample apiiules % ihr paut
oi The Ins,Iuctrr, aud 81 industry and genius ~
tie pan OF lar students.
ne Trustees Of tn" AbingduD Academy, II,
rrnd ring tins me'lled u'ooie TO the instructor
aud stuar"ts OF ms institution, think il their ia.
y al The sam t'nle. 10 communicate the 10
losi"e pa ncaiafs, tot the Information Of The
%luIilc. Mr. Ewing he principal of ia" Acid.-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
DIIlTIARY.

DIED ~ BuchRgha county. On Wednesday
the 29h MS. Mrs umJyed l. branch omso,,
81 Samuel Brancll, esq. III" latb yea, Of her
age-len ing an daecliouale husband, 'en ehll-
dlen, aud u numrruus ciiele of lticuds aud nc
qurlnlml GEES Ia mour her uuIlmrly loss. In ..
very drparinirni of lite, her nmIahlc disposition
deH'lopei Itself. As u VIE, 4 arieui, u ms
tess and n Il lenh, She was trudei, atre,ionalp
KIND and sincere. Her ruiogy Is written on the
hraIrs NJ hose who knew ADD lnNrd her.
-. ~ his rrsitrnce, near Bolivar Ionnos.
see) On lhe lbib OF Sep cmbrt. ~ Re. RObfri
htp'rS, IN he h6th yraI OF MS age- Nr. II W.
iofmoily OF \ alrtsl county, Va. from "henee
re removed a lew years ago "a Leone see.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06

y Symptoms OF wrtaging IN the iaeks,a
fa"ks al,rad, begin a. manifest thvnse ~. Il,
thr oty ofNew ietk. they have Nominated ta,,
separate tickeis--by Nhich they " III. IA All pro
bahtl1y deir,r iaIh. The battle almost en.lri.
they are ~seafing. in the smoke. for the ' loa,es
aod hShrs.'-Bat.a another still more impei lant
dissolution has TAKEN pace. Daa, the imnaeu.
iat", pure. honest, uulhlovmg Daft NOW
prints the Telegraph aloae , jaws, who, u heu
ne ltvrd IN Boston. aud a. The editor ofthe pat
rot OF thai place, 81 sealousi, advocated Nj.
Adatns's cause, ~as looked on a gentleman.
ms backed cut from he concern, in dssa.t ,
lie eo"idal stand ersry itiHx-and retn ed. e1.
claiming " Al ounce Of eisri. good apothccary.
10 cleanse my bosom from Tins perilous >,ud"
u. lhe foreign advice, both from MeNtco
and Europe. art hignly interesting. The lor-
ner eonntr, seems 10 he on lhe eve of civil Wnr.
about the election al IL President. II Is iaiaer
WORSE iban among a,--from Europe we hear
that The Turks hght Win an unexpected ,alor
aud desperation, Tne Russians will find mat
1Icy nverraied ne ~eakaess sai nnderra,ed the
courage OF then enei,y.
Hhedt sal aieancHg.-We ARE happ, 10
have IT IN "or po"er TO announce 10 the ia,mers
IA further advance Ia wheat.--lt now commands
a dolla' IN ,h's market.-Nr understand the
Richmond p,icc Is 81 - to 81 3o.z-ibs New.
York us wor.h vi 50s-f he lss, European ac-
counts have caus ID uiors - the harvest uu
the conrlneni war untayofabie. and u n,,,,.,t
OF scA'cftN-lneI. i, 40 ln,novemru, he,e
~ otse' Articles u, ram Corn -, 6yr A. Ga.
Oats - cts.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
NHin aAFE

The State Of Un4, mas sbptn b-~,elf trnr T.,
he best interests Of the country. llr. ir,mOJc,
! Is ptesun Il. IS r.rirc e., Gpye~na. ns = ma
jorty f'om5 % 7oO0 votas The gyDegation
d Congress vail ,e qIaiy dyldet-s add =
II the rumof be nai true, that NJ. sloane nrs
pee, rc-et.cled. TIT tie, however. to htcn We TO
not b lieve) II viii he administrator =, Jask,yn
q. Thr l0,ioNlng is tjr last news
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4 losrdrrs 10 such AS wish II she will
Z w nstractInns Ia MUSIC.
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arreaton, October, IL, 1928.
OHIO ELi.A rlDN.

The Hilisborougb Gazs,re Of The 25th INST. re-
ceived by Thursday nIgnls mali says-" We
have tins ,nonrnt zen miJimrd thar Il letter
has been received by "A & ntiemeu ia Sinking
Spring from Columbus, (tne seat of Govern
meut,) which states, thdt All the counties had
Jeen heard from odi two, wnicn cam Il materi-
ally alter the vote, ami that lRIseLg's MAORI
~ Is upwards of 500 votes over the JACKSON
candidate.
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