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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
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PjfEGINL9:
az U,es holden in tine Clerks ccc Of tine Superior Cour,
OF Chanccry for the Richmond District the "a ~ ~
March, 800: Wy ~
Francis o. Mackh7m, George Macktam, and rincep,
hackbam, f,j,.
against
isaac Saili Nicholas Mbs Lawson Burf3oi, Holden
hn"oss' benjamin Hatcher & Elizabeth W. his VIE sa-
mueI IayIor aud Emily his wife, George T. Salt An.
gs'son S1i Richard HAMS and Elizabeth " his vic
Thomas adcu aud Elizabeth md Thomas his nf,r
cnn1fcn' Ann EuseDia SaIi, Amaryllis Salt Corvdo,
Haii, Susan Salt Aurelips Sal, William sali Mar
wa oa.,i Emily Sai the las FIVE mentioned being in
rn' C'"'e"' archer Eell, William Ball and John H.
re- 80 - 'g" u robert haskins, dec F}fs
lns Deien7o", George F. Salt not having entered his
appearance and given security according IN the Act Of A.
smply ann tue ucs of tbs Court AMI it arrearinr bv
satisfactory evidence that he is not an sbiiant If Ibis
C"oh'y " = ordered, thar the said defendant do srpsar
"Ce ON ''r nrsi day Of the term and answer Tho bin
W "e Ia'"N1' and hat copy Of this order be forthwith
!" some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
'' "r Two months successfully, and posted al the font
aoof OF ins capitol, in the said city
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
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'fFHi"I4: ~ rules lolden in the clerk's Office uE
the superior Of merry for the Richmond ds,rir,
NE % day Of Starch, 1925 George Wood pit. aesos,
Thomas Wood, dn.
Inc defendant Thomas Wood not having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the &C, Of
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and appea ring by
satisfactory evidence, TIA, lie is not nhabitan fhis
country It ordered that tho said defendant do appear
here the first day Of tie ext term aud answer the bill
OF the PLAINTIFF ard that copy of this order forthw a
Inserted in some newspaper Published in the city Rich
roud, for months successfully, and posgd at Inc
i'n'i ""aT 81 the capitol .U me III civ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
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following lines, enclosing ring, were addrcsse
Lyttleton to his wife, fourteen years after thei
G:
Thee, Mary, with this ring ! wed;
So fourteen years ago said:
Hl.old another rias.-For what?
To wed thee DER again; why not:
With that first ring welded youth,
Grace, beauty, Innocence, and truth;
Taste long admired, sense loug reyerea,
And all my Mary then appeared.
81 she by merit since disclosed
Prove twice the woman surpassed,
plead that double merit now,
20 Justify double VOW.
Hero then to-day (wi,h faith as sure,
With nrdor as intense and pure,
As when amidst the rites divine,
took Thy troth and plighted mine,)
10 thee, sweet girl, this second ring,
token aud pledge bring;
With this wed, till death Us part,
Thy ripper virtues to my heart:
|t'hose virtues which, before untr;e6,
4hs wife has added TO the bride
Those virtues. whose progressive claim,
Endcaring wedloch'S every name,
HIy soul enjoys, MY song approves,
f'or conscience sake, as well aS loves
for why: they show me hoUg by hour.
i.Onours high thought, affections power
Hiscrction's deed, sound Judgment sentence,
And teach me all things bm repentance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

ih"iNAi: AT rules, holden in the clerks ofiee Of
the superior court Of chanccrv for the Ricb
'"H 81 day of March, 1928: David G. Garland. mir,
agains, Sarah Abb George Ahb, William 4 Frerland
aud william Fl. Winghsd. dts.
ne defendant William 4. IRELAND, not HAVING en-
'Frf7 MS appearance and given security ACCORDING 10 m
act ct assembly and the rules Of this couft ard il an
'1ihg by satisfactory evidence, that be Is not an in
n7hHlt OF this country; il is nricrrd that the sai5
'''hi'h, DO appear here TIE first day Of the next
'e'n' aud answer the bill Of the rlaimfin aud ta,
cory Of ms order Dc forthwith inserted in some news
IafF punished IN the city OF Richmond Tor two month.
uoIfsS'yty' and posted at tie 'front.' door Of the capitol,
IN the said city. 'F'
- A copy. Trs'a, :. r. ABBOTT, 4.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

IRtiFi7: st rules, holden in The clerks Office n
superior court Of nhanccry for tie Richmond district
VIC Gay "i March 1923: Lew Jones, pit. against Dab
n1y Morris Asa Oliver, Richard i;ornm, and Dabnev
'J,Ilef' ez or Of John Parkinson, dec dts.
tece'cnian Dabn"y Morris, having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Ct II
sen3y and the rules of this court, aud it appea rim,
ny satisfactory evidence, that he is an inhabfaut or
WIS c'untfyi u IS ordered, that the said defendant do
appear mere on the first day of the term and an
S"sr Inc OIL Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this
Oe forthwith inserted in newspaper published
j" we r'tY OF Richmond, fjr months susccssively
Pos'fa AZ the front door Of tie capitol in the sa id civ
10 cory. Tcse, J. B. ABBOTT. d. e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

iHGLfhl: ~ rules, holden IN tie CLERKS ciEce
OF the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the 3D. day Of March, 1928: John W. Argyle
Wm: Argyle, Frederick Argyle, A. H. Argyle, John.
W. ircviiian and Mary a. G.. his wiGe who was Mary
{. argyle and Thomas r Argyle, who is miuor,
by Frederick Argyle hns friend, It's against
Isaac Curd (guardian,) Thomas Curd, exr,and one of
the heirs and dcvises OF John Curd benjamin Ander.
son and iteoecca Anderson lis wife Samuel Hart ana
Arne his wife, and Samuel Dyer, dts.
The deendents Isaac Curd, Samuel Hart and Anne
his wife, and Samuel Dyer, not having entered their
arneaI ance and gwen security according TO the oct Of
assembly and the rules Of This court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that ey Inhabitants
OF this country; is ordered that tie said defendants
do appear here tie first day of the next term and
answer the bill ofhe plain ifs; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ished III the city OF Rchmnnd for months succts.
sIVey and posted at The front door OF the capitol in
the said city.
10 copy. restc. J. b. ABBOTT, doc,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

served that s,r'c silence which alone the security
of secrecy. But, nevertheless, wept my sorrow in
the loneliness aud darkness of tho sleeplcss night and
this did ti| the palenCss Of my check was row so
constant Instead OF ITS woned ruid;ness, that it was
scarcely noticed, either BY the plying kindly, or The
prying curious"
Guido leaves lis house for I crcucc; and the Italian
Lady, unable TO support his absence, follows him in
secret, aud becomes introduced to Guides intended
BRIDE
"Dianca Buonavcnt was indeed woman WORTHY
o.. scuptOTs love- for all those beauties which Art
has initiated rC,n Nature were miro led in or In her
form were blended all that had I'll then thought the
localities OF Greecian grace and Roman majesty; III
motion she stately the swan; and Swan the air
rather than walked the earth Her step was an inau-
dda6le music her voice swceter than the rccolected
music ni dream. Her mind a book OF pure and
wise thoughts, written surely by some hand divine
Her countenance sucn rs angels wear-and they
made fair that man mi ht love hea en-, where all il
beautiful. Love sh0nc in her eyes but So how anS
placid Ire,twO sister stars burning 10 tie winter
beam not chasier light: wherever they turned all eyes
were Illuminated, and whatever she looked upon reec
ted back the beauty she turned upon it, Indeed all
Iacsc far and admIt able qualities which ;1ake woman
worthy OF h1t paragon " earthly CrCaiures-,nan--se
was perfection. That Guido should love the gentle
girl was 30 longer wonGeCfui for cvcn loved him TIE
mere mat he did love her, 50 cndeariis power bath
ha2Giy in i s pugi'y."
They were 70 be married on Tie rrorro,,: and ,LrI
Italian lady suSiuug her passions to slcr's love II
tended the solemn ceremony, and agreed 10 accona,
/. a q al, IL,
took SHINING for :,r.,.r 81, ;i ~ NJ! d"
family and are trcr,skon nv = s,or,.. " ''''''>"
The rrsil ". sci v,I,cl lad I,i, on =,
leg strained under ,Icir stron St.; .'' 1,r'S ~
if its rms were sevcriug. High wave lnlInycI i',o
wave, II they were indeed moi yv,vcs hr,
siding eli the face OF The Garth in tie sea of Grace
when 'ong some -ay over The common level Of H..
waters laey fell with crushing no;q, into Tho h "
the sea. Al length all the fur: nj tie ,sn,,ot .o
gathered y aeain the lrhtpinr ,lapcc nnr, ,ta 4 '
and mingled with the y.aslirr WAGE CO ~ =, 49, 49,
easy TO say whether tie water was not lightning OF
crazy vessel dppci down and now lcaycd 4, ,I,
side aud To the othor: like a toy IL the lands y
The mighty TEMPEST. The master gave co,,,n,.,l 200
ing hat the broke with every rush over the shin
that those - !io feared the OprI s}oyn ON tein,r. ~
not Of tie Trembling tIrore s,i,rej fam ,,bor,
they held by Tie Slip To- all .ar tl,r . e, am, nom,
:Jhoug ht If possiba 20 es,.,,c from :, m, ,
IN horror, 10 her husband. who stroyc To ccnG, her
and bid her take heat The ola n,ao ro,c ~ a.
nead with the iodings OF his cloak; and - h, "a, ,
tion'ss and worLe,s, seemed nc yeIv ,safat,or q
desPair.n
The storm Increasing tic vessel ,yos ,;rro on E,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

FtRGIAT.4: 81 rules hoIden in the cle, k's office
OF the superior court of chancery for the Richmon
district, the 81 day Of March, 1928; Richard Hughes
RI against John Adams an! Samuel G.. Adams ex,rs
OF Richard Adams, dec. and John h'inge and Mary
q: his wife, late Mary G. Adams, Eliza J. Adans
Charles Pickett aud Margaret his wife, late Margaret
Adams, Patsy w. Adams, louisa Adams, John J. A
dams, Richard Il. Adams and E!gira Adams, children
OF the said John Adams, and Richard Adams MARY T.
adams, lnnis {. adams, Samuel G. Adams, George
WIN Adams and Thomas Adams children of Samue.
o. dams, Lulebe!ry Darlington and Eliza c. his
wife, George NJ. Carriugton, and Richard A. Car
Tineion, and william ID. Taylor and Eliza c. his
wife, la'e Eliza c. Marshall William Marshall and
Thomas Marshall, George VIM Smith, John a Smith
and Ihcinas 4 Sn'iiL and Tab;ia Adams, E!izabeti,
G: Adams Anne Darlington and Sally Is. Adams, AMI
William Bennett, dts
The defendant Thomas A. Smith, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according,
10 the act OF assembly and the rules OF this court
ana II appearing BY satisfactory evidence, that he is
not an 2iahtani Of this country; il is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here On the fist day
OF tie next term, and answer the bill of the pIa;n
ti and that copy OF thIs order be forthwith in.
serted III some newspaper published IN tie city Of
Richmond Tor two months successfully, and posted
at tie front door % The capitol in the said CITY
Is a COPY. Tie, J. Is. ABBOTT, d. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
A Copy. Tcse,
10 SPO75VO0D GARLAND, Ck

United States Court, Fifth Circuit ara Eaytern
District Of tngiaiu, .Aogcnl5er 30th, 1897
Allan Fo'rds ard Asmess lis wife. Jane johnston and1
!"!.A Miller and Elizabeth his wife, Prs
against
John Allan and William Cali, executors Of William :.
Gnh, deceased, James Cali, Mary Allan, Jane Z
Walsh, an infant by John Walsh, her qua rdan | :
specially assigned defend this suit Doctor James :
Black and Jane his wiCu, III right Of the said Jane
John Denniston and W liam his wife, nd the said
Doctor James Black trustee for the sa ia Mrs
William Demnision, ms
The defendants James CALI and John Dcnuis,or Hi.
day file" their answers to which the plaintiffs replied
generally. And the defendants Mary Allan Jane B!ack
and William Dennston, who are out Of This cou,,rr
and against whom the plaintiffs appear To have
in the mode prescribed by law against defendants ,ii
failing 10 appear and file their answers, the court DOH
the OIL Tor confessed 10 them. Whereupo, tbe
coming on by consent Of the plaintiffs nd of tho defend
ants WHO have answered be hea upon the record
mere from the County court of enrico, answers OF the
dciendontS James Calf Jane Walsh, Doctor a,s Rlacl
and john Denns;an, Ged since the cause was rsmore ~
tins court replication thereto and exhibits was arcuea h
counsel: On consideration whereof the court is Of opr;on
mat inc plaintiffs hgness Fowld Jane Johnston nd Iii
|eorth Mef are each entitled To equal scventh part
OF the resduary estate mentioned in the residarv cIa,e
Of INC INST VIII and testament Of William Cali aecen Sod;
ara mat TIE defendants Jane Black, (wife IF the said
Doctor James Black) Mary Allan Jane Waist aud ,rc
sal" Doctor James Black trustee for w hr Drruis,,
"e OF '"hn Dennsion, also each entitled 20 one equal
seventh pant OF the said residuay estate; and the efe the
court d"th adJudsr order and decree defendants
John Allan and " lillian Gait, executors Of tho sa1 lac,
Wi! aud testament pay equal seventh part of the sa
resduary estate TO the said Agness Povds another 10 the
san Jane Johnston, another the said Elizabeth Miller
another 10 the SAID Doctor James Black and Jane his iC
III right of 's said Jane, another the sai N!nrv Allan
another to the said Doctor James Black as trustee for the
sam i!iam Denni'ton. wife Of the said Jnhn Dcnrs,on:
TO ascertain TIE amount Of which cqua parts the cxec,o
are dTeci5o 70 render all account of their
OF toe estate Of tie said William CALI deceased ber, one
oil the commissioners OF this court, is ordered 10 take
and report the said account the COURT and E n the r
r pn' ., ''c s1i' resduary estate devised 20 the said
Jane ASH the s1d executors Of the said william CA,
decreased are directed to hold tie same uo, ,he ftn
order OF the court.
Copy. Tc,fq I'd 1rrrp1rs Cr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09
900
Elom the London Literary Journt
THE VISION.

F,lom the London Literary Journals for February
THE VISION.
She rose before him in the lovclrc-s
And light of days long vanished, hui her air
Was markh with sadness if Gaze
Had left his traces written, iii 0 ugh distress
Was felt no longer. Through her shadow dress.
And the dark ring!ets of her flowing hair,
Trcmhled the silvery moon beams, as she rhcro
Stood midst her weeping glury, motioncss,
And pale as marble statue on tomb
But there were traits more heavenly in her face,
|han when her cheek was radiant with The bloom
which his false love had blIghted - and she now
Game like some angel messenger Of grace,
Aud look'd forgiveness Of his broken vow.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

itGLNi3: ~ rules, holden IN the clerks Office
o! lbc superior c0nH Of chancery for the RTchnoyd
district, the 81 day Of March, 1928: Thomas G. Tins.
iey and Susanna insley admir- and adm'rx of Thomas
iinsicy, dec PTS against Thomas Oliver admir- OF
Jor Oliver dec AMI the said hOmas Oliver and Ma
ry lis vile, William Oliver James Oliver. JosenI,
1iiver Johu Oliver, Whiting Oliver and Samuel White
ChVer an infant by Thomas Oliver assigned his guar
dan, and all except the said Thomas Oliver are chi
dTen and co heirs OF John Oliver, dec. and Thoma.
r.dd'ngton and Agnes his wife, fJrmoiy he widow Of
The said John Oliver, dec DIS
he defendants James Oliver, Joseph Oliver, John
O.Fcr, whiting Oliver Samuel white Oliver, ana
thomas Eddngion and Agnes his wife, having en-
tcred ibeIr appearance and gwen security according
70 lie act OF assembly and tie rules Of this court and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of Ibis country; 1t is ordered that Tie
sad defendants DO appear here The first day Of tie
next term, and answer The bill Of the plaintiffs ard
That cory ct this order lie forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city ofRicbmond, for
Of the capitol, in the said CITY.
10 copy Tesre, J. 3, ABBOTT, Z. &C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

The parties concerned NAV ,ato ,,,i.o .fs,r -.
appointed The 18th day Of April next 70, commencinr ,e
o. the above order, which day at % o'clock
A. VI. they are requested attend at nv Office.
WM. MACKEHSIE, NJ. O.
Commie1oHer's Office va -
Richmond Dis, Feb 1928. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

tiRGLNi.3: 81 rules. holden in the clerks oftca
OF The superior court Of chancery for The Richmond
district, the 81 da! q March 823: Beverly Randolph
pr. against John NckIm jr. and sons, aud Clement
3. " eslon, dis
TIE defendants, JOHN NIcIin and sons not havioe
entered 'er appearance and given security according
to The act OF assembly aud the rules this court and
appearing by satisfactory evidence. that they are
not inhabitants of this country; it is ordered that the
sand defendants do appear here The Grst day Of the
next term and answer The bill Of tie PLAINTIFF and that
copy OF 's order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the CITY of Richmond, for two
'nootbs successfully and posted al the front door of
ihe capitol, in tie said city
10 copy Teste, J. Y. ABBOTT. d. C. O.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

FLeGLf1.3 AT niles holden in tie clerks Office
Ct the superior court of chanocry Cor the Richmond
district the 81 day of March, 1898: The President
Directors arr company Of the bank of Alexandria pls
against the VI ~ Society agains; fire en- buildings Of
Tue slate OF Virginia, and Philip G. and Samuel y.
N!arstella dts
The defendants zip G. aud Samuel A. RIarste,a.
no having entered their appearance and given secu,
V according TO The act Of assembly and the rules OF
us court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
"t they are not inhabitants oi this country; is Or
oeeo' That The said defendants 60 appoaI here on Tie
nst day of the next term, and er the bill of tie
'1In'hiS, ana '"a' coy OF this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY OF
ihcnohd, Tor two months successfully, and posted -
The front door of the capitol, in the sad CITY
|" copy. Testr, j. b. ABBOTT d. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

IRGLNi4: AT rules holden in the clerks Office
OF The superior court Of chancery for tie Richmond
district, the 81 day Of March, $685. Nicholas F. Da-
Wis PIT. against Jane Lunpkin, Edmund T. TAYLOR,
,pce e bacon, and Lew Jones, admir- of Edward NJ
Jones, dec. dts. "
me defendant Edmund L. Tay or, having en- :
tered his appearance aud given :ecurity accorn r.
The act OF assembly and The rules of tins court and it
appearing oy satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
hhaoian OF tins coun,y; il ordered, that The said
defendant do appear here he first day CT Tie next
term, and ansaer the bill of tie plaintiff: and tat a
cHpj O. this order be forthwith inserted IN some news
paper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months successivey, aud posted at the trout door Vi
The capitol IN the said city.
u A COPY. Te,le, ]. B. AREOTT d G e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

h'GINI.f; Fl rules, holden the clerk Office OF
we superior court of chancry for the Richmond district
the 81 day OF March, 1928: Eli Bennett pit acuius,
Lpdowick Warruck DIT
The defendant Lodowick Warrock, ha wing entered
MS appearance aud given security according to the az,
oil assembly and the rules of this couri, aud snrrar
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he an inhabi-
iant OF ths counry is ordered, tina. said ,efep-
cant g" appear here on the first Gay Of the tenn
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that conv :
s oHcr be forthwith inserted in ncwspa per pub
ishcd in the city Of Richmon two lnomths success.
SiVey, ana posted at the ront door Of the capitol in
the said city. "
Is A copy Testr, J. Il. ABROTT. d. C. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

winch wIthcrcd me, and shaking inc like Il SERPENT
to the earth Nlth terrible cry flung him self from the
clih into the sea. beleld HIM beating his way back
to the wreck, as the lightning momentary Dashed from
tue hrnanen and at length saw him grasp at some
shore; but suddenly his right ann ceased IN str Ike cut
ana 'houeh Kept my breaking eyes fixed thesamc
spot when the next lightning flushed, that he
nao SUNK when, crying 10 God my despair fell
my lace anu was inseEsib,e 10 all about me"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

Cnitcd States Court, Fifth Circuit, ara Eaaern
District Of I"giaia, Noccntber 30th, 1897.
allan fo"lds end Asness his wife. Jane Johns,or and0
john Miller aud Elizabeth his wife, Prs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-09

a lady wrote to her lover begging him 10 lend bc,
so s sb ,oDmay 81 She ADDED by Of postscript, an
that sent after the rcsman 10 &c, !, back. b". ,hc
servan; could moi oyertakc him, A' '"' 'ne
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
sus ESTDENTss MEsSAGE1.
The President of the United statcss
transmitted, this day, to both Houses OF
CONGRESS the following Message


! 70 THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Fello1v- -Cit,zcns Of the Senate
and of the House Of Representatives:
the endowment in prolusion of the bounties OF
pror;dcnce forms suitable subject OF mutual gra'u-
klaton and grateful acknowledgement we are aohon-
Eished at this return the season, when the hePre
Nser,,tves of the Nation assembledto deliberate
\ upon tber concerns, TO oer up te u'".e ny u ~
-ent and grateful hearts for the never failing mer-
n c;es of Him who rueth over all. lie has again !a-
n Ayorod ne with beathful seasons and abundant mar
Mres,s He has sustained us in peace win ioregn
countries and in tranquility within our ooruers ne
b,s preseryed us in the quiet and undstnFped pos
session of civil and religious liberty he mas crown
u ed the year with his goodness, imposing on us no
v other conditions than OF improving lot our own h'p-
.&nness the blessings bestowed by his nahds anu ~
"a the fruition of all his avors, OF de'os ',e
Mics with which we have been endowed by iilm' 10
MMs glory and to our own te'hP''"' ""' .'''
fare. cr,., 1-,;on with on,
hrothren of the human race the changes winch nave
Eoccurred since the close of your last session. nav
penerallv tended TO the preservation OF peace aho
IN the cn,t;vatiop of harmony. Before your last
Wscparation war had unhappliy been kndied oe' M
&5tweep the Empire of Russia, one OF those WIN
,yh,ch our intercourse has been no other t',h eo"
INSTANT exchange ofgood Offices ana t'''' VI 'ae ~ w.
n n r,an porte nation from which geographical dis
#toncc. religious opinions, and maxms OF govern
@mcnt on their part little suited to the formation Q
&those bonds of mutual benevolence whlch resu'
Il from the benefits of commerce, had kept US 10
state, perhaps too much prolonged, OF codness ane
III Nal;enation. The extensive, fertile, and popuous
#dominions ofthc Sultan belong rather to the Asla
ic. than the European division OF the human family
9Thcy enter but partially into the system OF Eu
srope; nor have their wars with hussla ana aus
,ria. the. European States upon which they border
stor more than century past, disturbed the pacific
srelat;ons Of those States with the other great Pow
crs of Europe. Neither France nor Prussia, no
Great Britain, has ever taken part in them nor
it to be expected that they will at this time Tn
alteration of war by Russia has received the aPpro
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
Securing anA CoAourins,

|xx7ILL be done on Silks. Cottons and Woollens'
wv by the subscriber, in Queen street, lew doors
East Of the Main street, at the place where the widow
decd for,nerely carried on the same bu
&ipess Those favouring him with their work. VIII
Hind it to be well done, and IN as short time as pos
bible. ,>,N ,,r.r1u
Wilmington, Dec. g oo-4t.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
Vol. M.
PUBLIC SALRo

l a r the house late of JOHN FERRIS, in the Bo-
n rough of Wilmington, on seventh day, the
6h of next month,
Will be sold the Household Goods and Kitchen
furniture of the deceased d--conssting OF one Eight
az Clock. Soia Sideboard, Carpets, Stove. Chalrs'
Reds. Bedding, Books, and quantity OF
SILVER TLMrEs, sc.
AI.SO-One Four Wheel CARRi AGE. and a
pair Of Carriage HORSES, with quantity OF Hay
L. Cutting box -Wbeelbarrow, &c. Sale to begin
n 10 O'Clock in the morning.
ELI IIILLES,
BENZ. FERRIS,
ErecutOrs
Wilmington, 4 mo. 25, 1928. oo-ts.