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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23
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At No. 40 \, >,nipiey street,
F0R THE PROPRIETOR.


eyv,Ile IRE ncA mod p ~ winch the cumbned
IA rnites If this Encat b an, N its application
n ~ disease Of Hernia or RnptAr and the conseqnsn
N koown frequent caci accomplished by us use, even
"a III m aged sufferers, t,elhtr With the safety, east
4 n,for, w,,h Alc'eh ~ I'M has, IL me highest
n,inn If the 10. procured tho encomums ct The
s;.niic medical ai our own country. as well as
4. acknoa edged super ,etY by Sir Astley Cooper Of
o3,, ,ml Tue paentee may further add hat sfnsses
~ h, cation arc manufactured and sold ~ London.
Il tic nericGn Truss. THIS, is conceived he may rane
Us, source national a,d professional gasitieatier
Erom te experiments which the paentee has Iade, for
f years as aged persons Tor the cure OF rupture e
n anh rzcd 10 10 the public the gratifying re-
n thai almost every person that las strictly follow d his
pstcts eatve to occasional increase OF pressure,
Sh auxiliary meas have uniformly experienced aasial
@ure o tie breach within few weeks, and what IS Still
oe pe,igg add is, that is efficacy has been fully and
8rbingly demonstrated - accomplishing perfect cures g
8srsons ii the advanced age OF from ov to 70 cars and
universally on youth -
In HE application Of this instrument u different cases O
disease difference OF apaton is necessary inrespec
I'm form sia suA ptessure and the neglect Of these nd 3
bcnsb acquisitions the only cause nt rs a''re where
n means ii he KIND are practicable careful obser
Raacc Of which urged 10 All hose who apply them
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23
a STATEMENT

aF the Road Accounts of mn Crete Neadred, ise"sss
W Tie Coua,y, for the year 1877.
Arous, tax laid far The support of Roads and
Br ges, IN ,oliarase 2SS,99e, at - cents 70 ~,
the 100 lrlars - 80 SASoo - ?
Ergors allow ed on dollaage, 1860 so 80
Commissions nett sum al eight per - =
The sum to be deducted IS $50 %
I.e,t nr.ceeds IF tax 1i44 0s4
palauce in tie hands Of the Collector at last ).
aeltiement ~ -
~ a., :, Ia accounted for il 1851 81!
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23

UNITED fHEsTas. q.
TWENTIETH coNGREss
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23


Orders fatdby Henry tVhIema'', LoHtefor.
@soi ke n""a' ~ a,nn,,ngto 100 Id
.e.,. = v ~ srn,, 10 Two do Tor do l72 O69
., - y , %, H., ,vyo do for do 235 90
Rubert Tweed do two do for do 20 %
John Armstrong, 10 one 90 .or 90 ~ * ~
Il shus liar an do one do Tor do 20 y
Juseph Noas;on, do one do tor 90 60 - -
IIo,n r NIX do one do for DO ~ %
Samuel Taylor, one 90 Tor mason wora . e. !,
samn.l More one do for smith bill Oily
william, BALDWIN, one do for do 90
Henry Mitchell, one do Tor sieepefs anu wo's 90
ut Bridge -
pnher MCane one do for smith bill O4a
a.. man G n, aid, one do for Surveying 90
William n Cantortl, one do for Bridge plank 30
loieph Pyle, one 90 TOT nees's 'oAa . N
Andrew Gray, one 90 Tor 90 ~ ~
Thomas Ciitfn, one do tor 90 ="
David JUSTICE one 90 Tor money osefPa'o 80 r, -
Collector in 1894 800. % ~
Samuel Harker, one 40 TOT PuonshhS &c {, m
count of 1926 ~ W
A s. H. Wilson, one DO tor 90 . W W
George Springer, one DO tor commissions 90 90 ~ =,
I.m.s Thumrson one do for do " ou
Henry Mitchell, one 90 tor 90 go COL. - w
Ba ,ans IN inc nS'uS = ''e ' ' 44o soa
49,
1851 844
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23

1851 844
JAMES THOMPSON,
HENRY MITCHELL,
JAMES OCBELTREE,
Road Commisseuers..
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-23

In testimony whereof, have herenn,o aliyed my hard
and seal this goth day Of January, 1897 in the city ofl.a
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-11-15
FATTENING SWINE.

According to the opinion of the Rev Mr.. Eli
OF, tho best time in the year to shut up hogs to
lattcn them, is the month Of August. | rather
prefer the month Of September, when it NAY be
depended upon, that they will not suffer at all by
the heat in tier confinement, and there will be
time enough to make them fat, before the weather
becomes extremely cold.
lie that attempts to fatten his hogs in winter
will be loser for it has been found by long expe-
rence, that they do not gain in their flesh so
fast in frosty, as in temperate season. there
IoIe take care to get them fit for the knife by the
beginning ar middle of December, and | should
choose to kill them still earlier, we're it not for
the advantage of keeping the lean part oft the pork
for some time without sailing as 1t most common
y may be done by exposing it TO frost, in the cool
est part Of a house.
But very important question is,what food and
management is best in fattening swine! Peas an
swer well, when the price Of them is low. But
am constrained to give tie preference to Indian
corn. Let them be fed in September with green
ears from the field. There is nothing they will
devour more greedlly than this corn, aud even the
cobs with it.
| in Indian harvest, The uurre ears should be
picked out and given to the hogs that are fauing
withG,.t delay, fast they can eat them if,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-11-15


MARITIME INsIGNIEICAscE OF Russia. A
work has just been published relative to Russia
III which the author endeavours to show that ma
ny important consequences might arise If that
power was to direct her attention to the Navy.
II" saysthe anthor, Russia, after making her
sell mistress OF ConstaDtiuople and the Bospho-
rus, were to develop all that maratme force of
which she is capable, who could resist nation e.
qually formidable by sea and by land The ports
OF Sebastopo and Consiantinope arc the finest
IN Europe; and it would be very easy for the Rus
SIAN Government to organize as large fleet as it
might require; wood, ropes, pitch, iron, brass,
SAILS and zinc, are very abundant there, and at an
Excessively low price. Greece would furnish her
with sailors; and that credit which the victorious
party never wants. would enable her to procure as
much mousy, as she required These observa-
tons lead to the question, whether Russia does,
in fact possess the clements Of maritime power 2
and we say decidedly no. Her mararne system
is purely military, which distinguishes it from 9TH
er nations, and prevents her from making any
progress. She has scarcely any merchant vessels,
aud the number Of these which have passed the
Sound within few years past, scarcely exceeds
two HUNDRED The Russian flag is scarcely ev-
er seen in The Mediterranean. IT., as the author
contends, the low price of freight and materials
has given Russia such advantages as TO destroy
opposition, how is it that she has not turned them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-11

'tS s' youngest daughter OF capt. p.nd.e,pu -
most severe 'iekness Of 80 Jays th. lat
10 sppsM IN III. more ,nnedsr prs,nt. OF s Crts,
"'n III those celestial employ eni. viii.
years she contemplated while cndeavoruS follow ,he
eefn OF her inJ and Master hare. y this II
riN'u.her, hdr Gv:bsnj reprssJ the sori.y ard
counsel OF Que at hc beet Of q small cild.u Of
nder aud m',; s6.csa's m2h'; her r-a-r, fr,-ua.
"i one whom they much the Baptist Cbu,
I" which she belonged, Il an cssDpiiy u,.nib-,
On the soi, OF Pune, II the Of he, GatLex
IN the county Of Bu.i,nnh Mss E1.uslh lam. daughter
MI. Jeremiah Whitworh, the 18th Of L., s..sf.
mort nut severe ,n.ss which she boz with ia,
Mr.. Ei'z beth, wha Lsnt glowing pG.tt,on
"o "'o'd With En"sniy, p"s.sss.d de,rec
those vntur. "nd qu,le:, which aioin hrau,iIy the
MAJ. sea- Tue s"sei, II her mind and sweetness
e""nhed w't" her n''"css of temper and .aavi,y
manners had served w render her object OF fond ,rJ AZ
ee"nsta enJesfnent, 20 all her relst,ve
4" t"r death Ut tbs sm,shis youny Lady, her d..,L
a'ins partu h,Se To- the of Mind ana
daughter, and her friends aud relatives. the I.. M
an ei'artd associate Hut she soue sal Of ti
PE <catious sNist.uce of human life. " " -
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Cnynnr tftIi..ntcrl


AT Meeting d The citizens Of Bmn.w,sk, h.M 10 the
Grove, the House u Harrison Eattwe E. on t. ~
INST 10 tske u;o constellation the prpTety sppoins
Dlrgatts convention 10 be held 81 Ghsiioesvt Oh h
18th the subject Of the futernai m Tn
State, John JONES' Esq appointed chairman Charlie
Curnhu, Eq appointed secy Ou notion ,i Jt. IA. GhvoB
who explained the object Of The meeting, Il
Resot-ed, That the cTzens OF Brunswick OoI de,
4nd lively lcI est TO III. proposed ntUn
vle aud that espsjisnt for them 10 he
meeting. Therefore Geo. u. DromgOce Peter J. Br.l cy
l'haD Troiier, jas H. Mallory, and Richard L. Meade, H.
were appointed Delegate, tor that pufto.e.
On 'notion john Jones and James L. GbyJsUn were added
10 the nufnbet Of ssd D.i,g,tes
Rs,elpsd That admonbefsoih 10y experience aud r,atc
tom that system OF mpTV7citm vl be wise ~ it, e.uIts
e1eishIe 90 The people, which proves aHrava 90 lis
operations unfeasoRahIy partial IN htDohj, he
Delegates be- and they hereby make Eeouou,
aud due regard TO The general f,itrss the State the
bs OF Their conduct wthe acting nebsp Of said con
yention.
Kss'-ed Tat this meeting approves of Tue invitation
me Rector snd Vors Of the Upvsrshy Of VuEuia, the
Members Of the B9sId Of Pebble Works IL, Ciy Ensi-
Deers 10 unite IA the debetatio Of said cOytnitm
ReSovsd, That The thanks OF this meeting be p..euted To-
Judge Ooa,e for the deep he has asn ihr
nerhal Improvement aud that he he requested, heb all
NJ this befting, 10 attend sad convention.
Hesotd That ,he'e proceeding be Tobhed az The Rich
mond Enquirer. lsizuedJ JOuS JONES, eh'mu.
Chnricg XttruJt'f, grc1y.
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GENERAL COURT.
To the Editors of The Ennuiy

40 NC IItsit0TS u tNe EHghVeT-
GENTLEMEN In your last paper ''AIanlius'
has commented with great ability and in terms Of
Just severity, OH the conduct OF the wilul absen-
tees oil the General Court, and whilst agree with
him that universal Indignation should ovcrtake
those OF that Court who wan,on!y neglect their
duty and their oaths, it Is but right that an afflicted
gentleman who, by disease, rendered unable
10 attend, should be exempted from such heavy
charges !, therefore, beg to state through yen 10
the Yco7le OF Virginia, tina, was III Stauu,on
when the Court should have been in session, w here
! found Judge STUART, who is named by Man
Illus as one oil the absentees, just recovering from
severe indgposition, and quite unable from bodily
debility, to perform journey to this city
JUSTICE.
Richmond, July 6, 1923
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Richmond, July 6, 1923.
COM.HU.VICfTED.

The excrtons which tie Southern States seem
inclined TO make to free themselves, If possible,
from what they consider unconstitutional oppressi-
on, even their expressions OF feeling, certain poll
iicians are in the habit Of comparing 10 the "Hsrt
lord Convention" Not having any particular
pect for that body, the following statement has been
drawn up, by way of showing that between all
these matters there is scarce feature ia common.
1t is true, however, that there apparently,
some very ,UrOng -hedded persons. who, whom they
complain of 'Buin and Injustice" will not be sa-
tisfed with the once powerful spcll-word " Union"
Z" We ask for bread and they give us---d word."-
II is impossible at this time Of day to hinder those
interested, from enquirGg CHi bOHO2
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BY John Wycae. John Quincy .4dams-A
man known, trusted and approved by Washington,
Jefferson, Madison aud Monroe; envied, denounc-
ed, and slandered by Duff Giles, Randolph and
Ritchie-9 awful groans.t
BY H. H. JPorthington Henry Clay--Oncs
the able and unyielding advocate Of the people and
the right OF instruction--n0w the aspiring dema-
gogue, who nvokes war, famine, and pestilence on
his country, sooner than his ambitious shrines
should be frustratcd" IL thou bcest he, but y how
fallen"
by Geo. Dagger. May Andrew Jackson rise
'r,uinphantiy over the caumny 50 proaigaily heap
ed upon him by the present unprincipied and i'm
potent galaxy at Washington.
by John, +. Brooandr. John Q. Adams
Firm in principle and sound in po.icy-Let the
raging Duff spout his venom the four corners Of
the earth, II affects you not. "Truu is grea, and
must prevail"
BY Jas. FL. Gholso1,. The Orator Of the DAY.
III independence of sentiment dignity of character,
and strength OF intellect, constitute worth, then is
Richard h. Meade, ir. one Of our most valuable
citizens.
BY Leonard Purdic May the republicanism
OF the comtederated states of North America be
joined with the consderated States Of S. America:
The latter renqushing all claim to the govern
nicnt Of the Church, that Church and State
may ever remain distinct from each other.
BY Ls,cis A. Harrison. Agriculure-The
bone and sinew Of the land.
BY z. .Ecode. The war between Russia and
furkey-May its termination prove wholesome
icssoh 10 Such naions as arc regardless OF the oO
legations of treaties, and he the means Of iberatng
suffering Greece from the yoke OF her barbarous
ncighbO,s
By Ben. Harrison. Virginias potca! desert
er at the Court Of ST. James-You may go With
fimoieon's speed, but you will snag your pockets
against hickory knot not how trans
versely you cut your bacon.
by tfna. Payne. Washngton-The great and
good-He lives in the recollection of his country
men-May his successors copy after him.
BY John E. Gillian Wonan-The life Of our
hope and the hope of our life.
BY a. Voientin May we kiss when we please
and please those we kiss
BY HIM. NJ. .Sain6aeh. Many returns of such
glo. .ous days.
The greatest harmony prevailed throughout the
day. Party spirit and political faction were en-
irely unknown, and the company separated at an
early hour.
I On. How many groaners present. And wero
these groans in " awful anticipation OF the fate
of Mr.. j. Q. Al Printers Decil.
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(.4nnnncinfion ia lasfN

Mr.. Secretary Cray is now a journey 10 the
West, for the benefit Of his health, in pursuance Of
the advice of his physicians. The latest accounts
we have OF him are FROM the Western part Of
Virginia. He was travelling leisurely along, ac.
compan,ed by Mr. CLAGBcRNE and Mr.. BoULIo-
Ny, two young gentlemen oil his family, aud his
health had visibly improved. II was expected
that he would reach Kentucky before the close
Of the present month. (.Not Int.
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SfhAP IRON, =. I.r KETTLES, Sc
eYW'iiL he solid Ivy ori- at q, Executive. a Public A,r
Wv lion, on Thursday, the t7ih Of JuIv n,,t a, .
.""ry,o i'- tny, :"S-Tal Ton, Scrap Barr lin en-,
o'"ss n'i Sn' lion Sal! Idtr., CAT lion RoIie,,
M"ket aus ti.io Gairei Lock ,Di Rcuutin, f, Mts,
ni.e hsn'i To"is md bellows, Gun Uniiiss. s.,
ven "oned and "a good cider -3tiiieiy Intn..s csu,,
ooH and 3s'd D.it', w't many ether at;tcie,; All OF go,
eau 'e ,trh Ht before day of aie On
l. the oIpeT"irisnt Tim. sai" to CON -
uiolJci. BEUNAuu r!y1rS A ,:.' NV g. =.
dij'iiHnt Generais oG9ce, - " "'' 49,
k'chmrad, 9h ,=.tJ 20,
innr ~ . a.
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The Proceedings at Washington and o!lrr pIa-
ces on the 4;h Of July, prevents us from giving
place to-day 20 some OF the promised commupic1-
tons OF our correspondents, and TO No1h's article
on tho trip to South AmcFica--They shall DC at.
tended 10, next week.
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~ s'se GorcFfior IF the Communicable or I -,
ginia
n n

II y = @@H-Ff.I wv.
NY 'i|nrho IL ~. been tsenisd to the Execute.
~ ny 'he Sheiia OF Riemond county, n III. NJ, n,
oI .hs ~ UT certain John Dnng-y ID r.e nan of
VINO ina De ca msnlr Ia the .s couuly f.,
s' Oh ehatse OF murder made hi, Escape u erefom and
III so''s .. ingf: nay. Therefore, thought prop.r,wra
we ~Nse "i the C~unc'i at Sfs:s u!.r reward ~ g.
40 any person or rrr' ''ho viii sppteh, aud convey TO
I d" H'ehm"nd county aIe,l.d, hid Johu Dim, -,
a'i do moreover r.Giir all ofo. cs,l ard nu,,y
sNoH ". good people of tD Commonwealth 10 NJ
'hs, Ia "''y be d""t w.tl IS ,ne lav. directs, '
uIaei ny ha"d q, foyel"pt, AMI upIer the S.pi pf
L. - the Comni'ts.ea.th "a; Iichn,nd ,L,, s.h Js -
rt m % 10Y, in.d. VIM Is GILES
si eonP'e,io small hiaek eye. hirh cb..t hem 49,
nar "i deep brown color, approaching Ied ,p al,
when spoken to- hy trade shetnll.r Tqu'A
IIly ~. "a
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LR.VD 40 REVV

L.E.FD TO RE.N'Y.
IN Wedne,iay the 9Th Of Au.u,, At far, If ma, a.
lar oy the suhscrib.r will reni, Tor the term Of
yess on TIE premises io the hshe,; bidder. for cash
PAM "i tIs crop the plantation the utrsr part a. I,n
Known al, CoIfJ Swamp, and also oT.y.-E.r, E,n, ~.
eP''e heins wen enclosed, provided tho
arm ouse - good ers'r, and at moderate r..iu wi,
produce from I5oto I75 barrels Germ from q. an, ~
els Of wheat annually and af,rJ III ur so ru ,S ,,
BON have excellent meadows; aud good tohseeo LII
may DC cleared as The Tenant may desire Cu,y SUI
very so1d small DIS sllns huu,. Il. The
be rented separately tos ,tb,i W.
july II. % cmtalNE.
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RICKW0.VD PRICES-CIiRl,Ip . ~;

4 Chesterfield courthouse, Monday III. ti.h anvu.,
next lihat being court day. will lease 10 th. h,.b.
Tor term OF l. OF yeats, nay house aud ui.u,,i
seu woodland iai' lying IA thu upper o l.,
mr. WIN. Moody. occupancy AZ
fo.se.,ivn wall be gwen At Christina, next the l.,..h
ins The pIisese Of ss.ds .,ee What al The ,...,";
-, ~ HENRY TacUM
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VOLUNTEERS.

By s1i0J j. IL. morgan. Ten. ADdrcW jack
son--like Washington, a military Chicflain; like
Jefferson, an enlightened Statesman; uaIite John
O. Adams, a consistent politician.
BY Doctor w. l.. Jackson. WIN. S. Archer,
our faithful and consistent representative in Con-
gress steady patriot, honest politician and
proseryer of the virtues Of '76--he deserves we'll
Of his country.
BY Mr.. Peter Eppes John Randolph Of Roau-
okc. The vatchful sentinel Of Southern in
tcrests may nc be ever remembered by grateful
people.
BY Mr. Samuel ~. Morgan, General wash
ington; the political Father aud Military Chief
tain of his country.
BY Dy. j. S. Bqker The Masonic Fraternity
Much abused, but still pcrsistent-ther aim the
good Of mankind; their reward, an applaudiDg con-
science, and the smiles Of our approving Heaven.
tfP DIR. Baker, is no fnasonshinself.
BY COL Nm. c. GyeenhiI--
IVomdn. Heavens last, best gift"
Can any thing on Earth, in Hedren or shy,
Exceed The stOcetness Of a mild reply,
When lis accompanied NTH The jar 0nCs Sigt
Ind the soft ldnguish ofihe doUneaSt eye.
BY lfr. Robert n. Boolhc. Jackson and home
spun; the only cure for the evils under which we
labour.
BY .Ur. Edtoin G.. Boothc. TIE University Of
Virginid.-May il ever continue as an ornament to
the state, and mcmeDto ofits IamcDtsble bcnciac-
tor.
BY Col. Sam. r. Jcter. The first wives Of
virginia. They cost US but one hund'ed pounds
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CASH FOh WHEAT.

|pthE Suhc;ioei having rented Iybn a. canph.p. hI,r
- te"mmoniy known As the buck Island ni,JIsA Ia a.,
"h'y "i ~ marie situated Riyauna Utv., III;
p'Ve ~. Union HI', pioius tt Of Alb, "j
sc h'hs S""uta, That ifon tue III July lie will he pr-
P,sH 10 pu ,ha'r wtes liberal tfm, auy In.
uIer ," Tue country liz hvpes hy attention aud
10 ms line, to- mettd share Of tbe public pstonsge.
~ ., ....,.. GEO. D. FISHER.
county. n'"eJp'ffS
June %. .,
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GRATEFUL Tor the eneousse,utnt she I,.,e,.iya e.
~ ht i't5 years Ia Icrort having beea circulated, ihs,
~ '"e"as 90 hfe'k nr her Edshshnsnn respectfully
nVas the Feic aud ia.odlfy her country fIerd n Il
'h' 'nenia 90 eon,ane Il he's Old Serd ne Vrrnis dee
18th the lts. .hr fa!tt' a1,ti..
I.. "a "a
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OIED'--1n "wednesday the ~ dsy 81 July, II Spur
fstU, King Queen rouuy, n The ssh year Of he'
WIS. n. Marie Fr-ss, 80 Wiz @. c' r. Ben y Gar
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The country in a state
Of profound pcsce---and
no accessory obstacle TO
prosperity.
Measures for sclf-de-
fence.
COustitUtionality oflhe
measures complained Of,
more Than doubuul--and
tending, by implication,
10 destroy I'll remains Of
State independence.
Measures calculated
TO opYrcss--in fact, Sc
yerely injuring---onc
section OF the country,
for the evident Il ayow.
ed benefit Of the rest.
iiIcfencc-the difference
.cTcipI5 State, and Of un.
2tLMETTO.
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! CONMTl.0rIraTEn

IoGSts GrUils Gt Gloucester Court House.
The Oh Anniversary OF American lndcpen-
Genes vas celebrated 81 large company at Glou
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IYHE.Ii,II

TFHE.4I,
WE suhsch'r ptepa,.d 90 contract f Sxrr,,,r
= lar which he wall til. market pior -, ,s.h al
h Is 90 "hfain few e,tiy t;,c,. on - :
clio" tide water, would be preferred ~ AFp
!, iarc "a IL ~ iil,I tSN'
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R.3-}-dIp-il,

It.I-F-I " ~,
ne 'n'e''hti, near Avery Ferry Cape F.,-
~, RNeI, Chaiam coEntyN &. tue evening of ,b 80
n.i- n,ls''O man named WILEY. about q ses,, a.,
u tt't 10 nc'es IA height rart ui, mar 4, ON X
person ATE iccoireied. He raised h, MI aar Oil;
on 'os oad Icc'ps from Petersburg, Va 10 Hsts, " 81
oies mona the former place, and ,nJ in n
u, "ht'' pure based inn ,ftngtt ay,. The ,amr ,
s"in ior Iar o"lsra lev months .jac. ma,
unprecedented and lodged in Prte,sLus T,I A ~
i $500 "' % gwen 4" any vl" will ann, h. ri ~
n.hn"u " ''s"o al hs'esh, W"neuion I.t.tsrulc or
''h""ii dhd give 10 ] & 4, ~
t'n""h Va" Lkewre all capt,in, OF y..,-, ars b.,.h,
;,,Iy "a " " ''''' w. BARTON.
! Io-wJ"t
lltur
- courthouse will he leased for i.r,, ,T eu..
h'Sht'l o''d,I, "n the 2d M"na, ~ Aug p.xt ~ 'he
CHARLES HILL, Auaruev in fac,
,uIv Tor
t9wi2IhnAuy
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Hartford Contention.
The country at war,
and in difficult circum,
stances.
Measures 70 aid the
enemy.
Measures complained
Of unqueslionab!y within
the constitutional pow
ers Of tie General Co
vcrnmen,.
Measures bearing on
every partofthe commu-
nifty, bcneiitting none.
There may DC still a
between the acts Of a -
-..rN.-.a - ..Ha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-11

GrJOiitiG JOC Nt'r.
A ,hl anxious 10 s,D NY llaniation called Uro,l6.it
- on Hhfb hoW es'ds, and val di-rse II a. gu ~,
ubetsi terms M y etttt.rnt,,. 7
June b.
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/ On. How many groaners present. And wer
these groans in &" awful anticipation OF the fat
OF MI j. q. Al Printers Deoil.