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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
ATTEND TO THISl
All WHO JE.A.NT CHEAP GOODS

~ HE subscy iber has just received gene al
1 assortment Of FAIL AMP WIsTsR Goops,
which he will sell remarkably low. To persons
wishing to purchase large qsafgh:y, he will
make II an object to give him q csll.
THOMAS C.. SMITH.
N. B. now, for the last time. request all
those indebted to the late firm OF \ kidele &
Smith, TO come forward and settle their obIiga
tons and accounts. hope this notice viii not
be disre garded, AS dislike the necessity Of hsv
ing to resort to coerciye measures.
Oct 9. 1923. T. G. SMITH
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

EEy NEokoES Esbk HIRE.
Wv ILL be exposed to public hire. for
one yess. in front OF the court house ia Msr.
tnsbusg,on Saturday The 27th inst two Nessoe'.
one vsleable farm hsnd. the ether sn excel
lent house serves belonging to the heirs OF
John Evaas, deed
WILLIAM SNODGRaSs, .admr
Dec Ii 1873.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
n NEGROES FOR HIRE.

~ NEGROES FOR HIRE.
Nm Thursday the 25th met. will be disposed
Of rs hifeiings fos one year, number of vslna-
Bile SLAVES, consisting OF Men, Women, Boys
and Girls, belonging TO the subscriber living IN
Daskesv,lle. The bite to commence early IN the
day, when due attendance will be given and
terms made known.
AMfIlA ElGHELBRRGER.
Oartesvile. Dec II, 1923.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
3aosterrtpt.

Ief.af Of the Turks - Our correspon.
dents OF the Philadelphia Gazette, have
forwarded as a proof slip containing the
following:-
"A letter from Hamburg of the 25th
Of October, received by gentleman of
this city. says-"This morning couri-
err arrived, bringing the news that the
army Of the Grand Vizisr sent TO relieve
Choumla, has been beaten by the Rus
SLAMS, ard that Varna capitulatsd on the
Ilih October
The letter was received BY the Ruth
and Mary. which arrived a, this port
yesterday from Hamburg"
Latest from Gibrcltar.-The brig La
DIV Monroe, Baily. arrived in Hampton
Roads, sailed from Cadiz the sisi Oct
Capt Bailey states that accounts tro1
Gibraltar had been received few days
previous TO bis sailing, that the fever
which bad prevailed there had in some
measure abated; some Of The merchants
who bad removed to the shipping ex-
pected that they would be able TO return
TO their residence ashore in three weeks
Lafsst from. Port nu- Prince We
learn from Capt. Van Dine, of the Hay
/ ten sch'r Arena, arrived in Hampton
Roads on SATURDAY from = ,rt an Prince
whence be sailed esd ult that the mar.
kets at that port were fair for all kiud'
OF American produce.-Norfoik Beacon
| Latest from 81 Thomas - Captain
Gaschell, OF the brig General Jackson
arrived in Hampton Roads on Saturday
in days from st Thomas. informs tina
the markets were dull Tor America
produee. except Flour. which was ad
vancing-pusehases had been made q
s. on speoulation-SI0 per Bbl. wa
asked asbore-thsre were about 90
Bbl in msrket-Ib.
Commercially Important. The 70
lowing notice was posted up at noon I
day. at the Exchange:
The Proprietor Of the Exchange Res
lding Rooms has received by the Pack
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
.M.ARRIEp,

On Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr.. hedtsrt,
Mr.. MICHAEL CoUCHMAN, TO Miss MARY
SMALL. daughter Of the lAts Mr.. Henry Small,
IL Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

nANcISG.--I have concluded to teach .nO.
~ iher quarter here. II is nv wish tina. all
Who shall desire to become members of the new
school, viii be present on the morning Of lis
commencement. viz: "Wednesday 9&,h insi.
Z. Z, BREEDEN.
Dec IL, 1923.
p. $. A School viii also be taught in sbep-
herds'own, on the Mondays and Tuesdays pre-.
ceding.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

kGt,hoES FoN HIKE.
HE subscriber v1h offer for hire, for one
year, 9, bis dwelling in Msrtinsburg, on salur.
day tue 27th inst. uumder Of valuable SLAVES,
consisting Of Meo, Women, Boys and Girls
Bond ssd security will be reqlrrei.
WILLIAM GREGORY.
Dec IL, 1923.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
EEv NEGROES ron HIRE.
w I'LL be Offered for bite 10 the town

"
OF Martin sbufg, on Friday the Goth December,
a number of valuable NRGROEs, the proper
tyof Mrs. Elizabeth Cols,on, consisting prlnci.
pslly OF Men and Boys. In case ofmy absence.
application on this subject. may be made TO MIR.
Abel Dnnhsm. The hire. bonds of the present
year, and also the sae.notes are in the hands OF
Philip c. Pend:eton, esq. TO whom immediate
payment, is requested to be made. The sale
notes fall due ON the 10th January next.
THOMAS al. COLSroN.
Dec IL 1929 wv
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a aECUEsT.

a REQUEST.
FFNIf subscriber, having determined 10 leave
h shepherds;own, requests all persons in.
debted 10 him, to cali and discharge their res.
peciivs debts, Their prompt payment will
coRser favor e. ID. WoLFF.
Nov 20, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
ONLY 1880 TICKETS.
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000 DOLLARS.

10 be drawn in abe City Of Woshins ton, on Tues
dey, the 10th of December, 1928.
GRAND
Consolidated Lottery,
TENTH CLASS.
- SO. xoTrsRY.-6 DaAwx BALLOTS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

The highes, price given for clean linen and
cotton rsgs at this Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

NnTlCE,-Ths undersigned, having
been appointed by the county eour, OF
Berkeley, administrator Of Elijah HIls0n, decd.
IS anxious to bring his business to a close. He
accordingly notifies al persons who are indebt.
ed, 10 come forward BY the LIST OF February
next. and discharge their respective claims, or
they viii be put in suit 10 lbe March Cour'--
All persons having cIsms against said Wilson,
are requested to bring them forward, properly
authenticated. JOHN WILSON. .saY'r.
Dec ii. 1873. ~ Eljah Hiison
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
FOR HIRE,
A NEEn0 BOY.

Is or IL years OF age. Enquhe Of the Priater.
November 20, 1922. 1T.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

TT HAVE 10 hire FIVE NEGRO no
"a .uEN, and twelve or thirteen BOYS aad
GIRLS. will hire them privately.
ALEXANDER STEPHEN. =
Dec IL, 1923.
p. s. will sell any Of the above Slaves. pro.
vided they are not taken out Of the neighbour
hood. Y.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
Highest Prize, 10000 Dollars

4ssi understanding to Ss9,soo
Tue whole payable in CASH, which. AZ
Usual at COHEE's OFFICE, can be Lsd ths mo
ment they are drawn.
Whole Tickets, IS 90 Quarters, as
Halves. so Eghths ga
To be bad in the greatest variety of Numbers, al
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

A body of 456 Indians have made q
hostile incnrsion in the neighbourhood
of White Bay. They were charged BY =
squadron of the Republican Hussars and
some friendly Indians, and after brisk
skirmish compelled to retreat A ser.
geaIt, Corporal, and eight privasfa
of the hussars we're killed and three
wounded. Several Of the friendly lndi-
ans we're wounded.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
COHEN'S OFFICE,

ll4, Msrkc, st. Baltimore,
Where the Capital Prizes in all tie previous
Glasses we're sold, and where BoTn the Grea,
Prizes If
One Hundred thousand Dollars eacI,
were sold IN tor1er Lotteries, and where more
Capital Primes have been sold than q, any other
office in America.
- Orders from any part OF the u. States,
either by mail (post paid) or private convey .
snce, enclosing the cash or prizes, will meet
the same prompt and punctusi attention as il on
personal application. Address
J. !. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Nov 27. dec A. 1923. Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11

Commercially Important.-The fol.
lowing notice was posted up at noon to
day. at the Exchange:
The Proprietor ofihe Exchange Rea-
ding Rooms has received by the Packet
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-12-11
Martinsburg woolens Factory

Msr'insburs aux IS. 1T
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10
10 SUNDAY sCU00L SOCIETIES


lliLht U.s. now established 10 This phce. in the
bands oil 1Ir. j. t. CIaRKE, q Depository off sun
d,v hoo Publications., VIZ. S. SchoooI Sponn
Boss, Prmmcs, Alphabet Cards, Reward Tics-
e,s and very extensive collection Of Juvenile
b0oas suitable for Premiums ana sunday School
LIB les Ihey wil be sold 90 socieucs DID, con-
ne>lon with The Amerc8n SUNDAY School Onion.
or ith Schools m tle place. and 20 Others q. the
t.loa prices, addlns only expense of Transporter
non
The Wheeling Tract Society,", have also placed
IN The hands of Alr CLABEE their depository N
Tracts, containing most ofihe publications of.he
Amerc n Tract Soc.sty. Tho Depos.torr h,s
eurecentIy increased bv the addition of1nm0
pages of Ir1cts n5rcing the latest public ions.
Western Editors cay slbsorse ths interests
OF the coed CAUSE, By nseEuns Of noticing the a.
hQTF.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10

Late Of BalGmore)
Z VIM commenced the Hating Business,
- WIN keep on hand general assortment Of
the most fashionable and durable
Elastic WATERPROOF HATS,
CONSISTING OF superfine black and drab Beavers
po' luA'9ion' Drabs, first and second quality do.
O'-'eTs' horams, and also handsome assortment
., DOY 8 and children black and drab Hats: an
y, WHICH he Is determined 10 sell as cheap a.
.,,sy can De had a any Factory East or West OF
.ile y FOUNTAINS. Gentlemen, Of both town and
o.-.is' VIM Do wei to call and examine them.
August I3, lS28.-32 r.
~ %. Two apprentices wanted.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, &
GLASSWARE,
GROCERIES,

Castings. Iron Nails. English american, Blister,
C0ulaL and SHEAR Stee', Patent P'0ughS, dc.
They request every person DESTROYS of getting
good bargains to can and examine their stock. SO
that they will be able TO Judge it their prices are
not cheaper than they have known in this place
or West of the Mountains.
0FCOUNTRT MERCHANTS are
particularly requested TO call and examine their
stock As their firm IS connected with an cXtn.
sive house iu Philadelphia, they win receive regu-
Iar supplies and can accommodate thercustomers ON
thc best terms
Beeswau Flax and Tow Linen Bags and
Begging Whiskey, Flour, Rags and Bacon taken
at cash prices for goods.
Wheeling. April 80 l52S.-ISts.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10
POTTER'S
April 9th e128

.,,5,,e, ,trDr,J,rr, -,,.y IL. Goo, ~ ...-.
il'I9 ,,.. ,,, I L'
I"j L yo ~ ~. Icoj;., o-j--c,,ss ,eL;rb ,;roj
The most extraordinary Of ancient or n,Odcrn
pTacttcc.
AT o preparation has borne such celebu-
" ~, as an Alternative; and lbs innocent quail
ties, have been acknowledged by the expe-
renee of lhouslrds ln using the CathoIcon q
restriction in diet Is not required, nor does 1t To-
,errupt the patient, pursuing the ordinary avoca-
tons Of business.
In KING s Evil or scRoFUIA, NECROSIS or DIS
EAsED BONES, nERcUHAL DISEASES RutUMA-
flSN' LIVER C00tLAlNIS' OLILNs' "hlIh S"hL-
lSos' S'F''5Ll' l ~, ~ C 't;, b, n io 10,
IloN' -, I'll, !, has bo,, ,.,I
=, Iil,;l,t,tod and nrrcons affected nersons
TIE discover, If q incarnation adapted 10 that
class of diseases. for which this is recommended,
is one Of the most desirable Blooms that can be
afforded to ihe unfortunate; and the proprietor
trusts that the ondeayors Of the benevolent and
humane, VIII be eXerted Ia dIiiusmg the merits
OF his ln'Hul'Ie Ie.ncuL !" 'u0 0''' vi ''OSe
VINO are SIoulIls uNueI uIDlJl'oli
ihe numerous les'.,'iI'i'',s 'i'e,0 5i! ~
tue puOHc I'LL i'0u VI .'ia lo'.'1ul S.iO l,s 'l'
us ooeu uscu 'll '''9 '',
SI for these TWO yeaIG PaSr Al u'Secses "i INC!
resisted the regular modes Oh p'dc"Ce IoIli lish
and important PROOF Oh It's just Aie It's aHu 0'''S'
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
,rb. ,-o,5.-ti,l ronn,,,iop and demand for this
I i,,i,,o,il r..I.. r., soc,I-o tl,s r,,,li,
49,, , m t,t,rc tber will he small la5rl
-. ,Ll ,-, Of oscb hottie be,lrti(i,ll, eyo.
-,,,,I -. ',. '.o,,l,r;r L,,Bl Win tbo words
.cFNI'rNF e. w POTTFR " thereon a.
,, r ,,,o, bs drawn ,yitbout dcf,ciur this
i'L,I ,I,e -,alic;o .., he known m 5o g,ori1o
when it is not torn or Otherwise injured.
Price s. per Bottle or sou per per DON don
u i'"'e" uHe0'.'''' CIV va '''0
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10
NEW ECcKS.

t H6 w ~O@@NOS
NARRATION of Van Halen 5 Imprisonment
and escape from the dungeons of the lnquistlon
his Journey to Russia, &c
Lectures on Physiology, Zoology and the Nat
ural HISTORY of Man. by W. Lawrence, F. X. ;.
Jahns Biblical Archaeology.
Blue Stocking Hall-noyel.
Firtation do.
Hnmours of Ethiopia, tale of Colonial times
VOYAGE to the Moon.
Buccaneers, romance of our own country III
lis ancient day.
Youth and Manhood of Cyril Thornton.
The Midsummer FAIRIES, a poem by I. Hood.
The Hunter, poem, by Flint.
The Pelican Island by Montgomery.
Can't. Parrys Voyage to discover a North
West passage
Pastors Sketch Book.
Father Clement,
NcKenziess Memoirs Of Calvin.
SEQUEL 10 Popular Lessons.
Private Memoirs of Madame Haussel
Tales of a Grandfather, by Scott.
Mason's Horse Farrier and Appendix
Elizabeth Palmer.
Philosophy IN sport.
Just received and for sale at A. & Pick
et Book Store, Main Street, Wheeling, where
may be had books in every department OF LHora-
ure.
April 9th 1929 l5-H
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10
KDr. RMSh'S


n NTLDYSPEPTIC, or, SOUR STONiH
AAPILLS--an 1ltaiiJie cure jar md'gohm-
These Pills have been highly approved otby.a
who have used them for the above named %
and are prescribed by several physicians o. r
nence ~ this and other cities. As proofaat
pre-emincuce over other romidics, the propg
inserts the following copy off, letter dated
BALTIMORE CITY, 9th June, l,f
Dear Sir: feel it my duty 10 acu0f
the great benefit | have derived from thc ut
Dr. Rush's Anti Dyspeptlc Pills. have gi'
ed under that disease, IN most of Its forms Gr.
wards of four years-have travelled much mth
the advice of several physiciUns, none Of VIA
were of much service TO me, and had lost las
every hope OF ever being restored TO health. l1
lost upwards Of forty pounds OF flesh lnd halle
come so weak, particularly in my lego utl
found the least exercise excessively Gugumr
had made use also of oil the popular ont-l
without benefit, and having accidentally leat
your Pills, determined 10 give them GOAL. I.
cipaling from the use oi'ihcm no bctlcruuift
had attended the use of al the other romcls
had tallon--but m this / was happily dlsaW
cd. In n few days / found my appetite
improved, my food rested easy on my go-
my sleep restored, and in The course Ola OH
weeks / felt myself new creature. II iI
nearly four months since, and have no Te.rrA
the disease. Some of my ncighboT Who'll
commended the Pills 10, ha,o ssed them
like good effect Considering your Pills ibaf
an invaluable medicine cannot Withhold m
bic testimony IN their iayor
1 ann, sir, your obliged and humble .cs9'
(SmDd)
J. K. llARh'
BY Indigestion, Is meant loss ofappetro ft
weakness, particularly of the legs aud wai'-'
the whole system Heartburn, or au unes,
sailon of the heat about tho pit Of ibe aa
which Is sometimes attended with nauseao
ness ofthe stomach and vomiting, bcchns
water which Is generally sour pacne's q
countcnance, costiycnes-, llnguor gidGneHi
ness ofsplrit-, disturbed sleep, paIpiiauJn p
heart, hatuloney, &c.
These symptoms vary IN different pcr
experiencing more oftIem, and someIei
M the order and degree Of lis own
case. Ihe7e Pills act as a powerful tone
rluZe zoe an1 upon fllc stomach. eve
20 tie dc0lh aiud organs OF digestion f.'o'
/ appetite, remove nausca 10 tle stomach
matcly recover tho health ofihe patient IH
not coDiammercUy iu am form nor do h1
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but perform tie ol.re Ola -a,e and mild rr.t
and ore not urpa-, cl Dis mY nrd.c.na. I3
therefore particularly cscnllod or Ini.f a-
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eminent practitioners Of medicine 30 o.
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on ihc basis Of truth and cNp,nente. ia
That may become extensively u.cia l3d 81 Pr n
reach otall, they are OLE red az t,s i0wi nt
cents per box, by
WILLIAM BUTLER, Dr4
/ 81 Baltimore .ir
]. CRIMBACKER ~
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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-09-10
noCTOR JosEPH WATERMAN,

y MAY be consulted at his Office, 10
part of the house occupied By p.
Yarnall Esq Main street Wheel
inc, in the practice of Medicine
Swgery, and Obstetrics. He holds
himself in readiness to wait upon
nm fboso Who may favor him with a call in the
hue of bis profession.
Reference for character and qualifications to
Doctors VI. L. TODD, J. MORTON, J. ".
CLEMENS, JOllNMcMAIION, Uniontown, o.
w. HAMILTON Mountpieasant, Ohio,
Wheeling June .. 26-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-22

o-'h ~ crt'i?i It III cC,'in,1tto. vi tn, l.4sa"n
referred To, that II lis approved of bv vour NM.
Ichh"rat" judgment" },u rsrarJ i, AN ExnI,r,1;op
e'''cep 1t rs none, addressed y,r first b.li, inc
you had been deceived, and cord not doubt in the
even. yon We're, that Won would take pleasure in
ieorSsaiT rae wrong inadvertently inflicted: but If
lou oe"Hvrd TINT You would state generally the evil
ohnce on which it was made: but never once did
snpi''Sr II possible that you would avail yourself of
SUFFERING" and evasion that Won would offer me
tho approval of your deiberote jinent and term it
etptonnton! asked YOU for facts--they atone ,oiU
snt9y ne, that the Injury wautorlv inflicted
ana that 1t WAS not u0,corthy motive which
could induce cnnI;,c of such Character apaius, an
er1ny OF brave who fought the action and whose
patriotism ami hnn'Iniy, cov,tesy' would l,r:e
nothing, by comparison with thos, Of any member of
nc 9,f-JIckNoa conventions: notwi,sian Iiuy tbcu
may bavc represented thousands of tboi- t:,o,r
CNiGcns.''
Respectfully, Your obi sr.rv",
SAM. HOUSTON.
g. I1uSspn, l,%e.
i,rL--| from fcl. J,ia CsnpJriL
k'cnruNr, 10TH i,iue II.
i.c!os't IL letter 90 M. Johnson 10 mo OH Tin,
SUBJECT OF your iast COMMUNICATION
R,CHNoNn, Jnnc !, 1899
D"a'' $o"--l received your note his morning. Gu
'1osing scaled lrtor from Gov Houston, OF Tonnes
500, which you inform Inc had como by 1uail urScr
cover To you.
have read IL and E,lGuu its character snch as To
forbid me from giving any answer to l. return il 70.
you enclosed that after reading it. you NAV restore II
70 Gol Houston, otherwise dispose oft rs he NAV
advise. 'S
With sincere respect and friendship vours,
Cox. ,iDl,, Can1pbcU G. Johnson
RICHMOND.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-22
Darcimu NesBs.

tENCHNL AWEa ct.---Thc Ncu York Mercantile
i1yertiscr states that Cnpt Even, who arrived there
ciragua, the last day Of July. That place was sill
III possession oithc party hostile to the General Gov
cr'nn2ni The duy before ne left the opposing pnr
t,,s hui m engagement, III which the Grenadines had
having taken their military Stores defeated tho f,r
NOR, Who were driven back within their lines, with
loss OF upwards Of .}Ga killed Tn" Government mn
- haFe VonndancH OF arms. ammunition, and money 10
Ply ticir troops ana they PRESERVE w!thal very rood
c.5ciplinc respecting persons and property ~ fbr
nrtrc: through the country. This party is under lid
h.ad OF tcrda the Governor of NicaraG;n who is on,
o. m" 'i'Er mon II that country. The Grenadines or
Che contr4ry, ltyr;tss srt of'vapabon1s d;no;x
o. ME and property without ,rcnony, hayino tof
tAclr head IN ignorant n"nro. The latter. hovnrn-
an; nearly exhausted II rrsourc X, and il was cxprc
through necessity.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-22
BRAZIL AND BUENOs A3,PEs.

4he New DIRK Courier of Wedncsdav savs CON
Te.pcruSai OF our RIO ialeiro papers by the Jane
we find that Treaty Of Peace has been concluded nv
thc commissioners OF these two Powers on terms
which 1t is hoped will prove satisfactory to both Co
Eernments 1t appears that Don Pedro was so CONT
cent OF It's hndi ratification that he vas about des
patching an official messenger carrv a Intelligence
70 London. The following yrsjcI, Is ,r.nsiatnJ So
> Rio paper of the 22d August:
We satisfactorily assured to, Tho Io,,c, ,;I
:tr peace has ut length been concluded the Stfcs ~
me treaty, winch said to % adgant geoos to bo
ietioH5, were duly ratified by the rssDrcty I'VE ministers
who are to sail shortly for Buenos vrs ON board tho
T.ngllsn packet We are further assured that Don
Paul Barbosa, captain Of the Engineer Co,ps. Iaq
been charged with the bearing Of the official 1rrs
tneFeot to London, and that the British MinistS-
P!enlpoentiary has rendered him raysaoe on hoard
last sailing English .rigate that will depart hence in
G few DAYS. o "
'fo-day, II. 3t. The Emperor GRANTED iopo audi
cnce to Lord Ponsonhv Envoy Extraordinary Of i1i
Brtannc majesy this court. His lordship was
legation "
The Rio JoUrnal AZ Couyus.,co Of the esd Ap.-,s,
"onpns the following article OIL tic subject Of ,bc
rcCdty: " '1
'4he friends of pence must not be dscouraord at
&c precautions adopted by Government in dos
pltchng rs'niorcenens to the army oftc South and
nc squadron cruizing Ill the Rio d. In Plata Those
measures which have not the slightest Influence
either present remote, upon the eventual is.ue of
peace, Indispensable oil ali similar occasions
Senior Pinto latey arrived here from France bas
ocn appointed bcaruT OF the treaty to Buonos Ayrcs
Mhcre It Tuist be ratified BY the Government of that
5tpubIc, ere i receives the ratification Of orr Court
- IL very PROBABLE mat in the moan time n si-nrrsor
{: ic'tiii.iGs vii be p-ocil:rnnd"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-22
From Tie .W7rr1uf,ir ,1Jrs;g;~c,<.
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-'' 'cKct Brig ASnHniau, arrived Yesterday s.ileG
rom Earthagena or the 10th ult. Captain Sullivan
Is furnished us with copies ota decree and proc,a
'i"'ion OF Bolivar, dated at BoGotn tic els. OF Au
rust, establishing new Constitution or form of qov
eFamcnt, Under his Dictatorship. Bolivar retains
tn title OF President and ibcrator, HIT exercises sl
sfoutc power. Fhe Constitution merely establishes
the different Offices which 70 administer the Gov
Trinin2ni, VIZ. Secretaries for the Home. Fo-c;~n.
W ar frrss"ry' 4t"'ie> ard Justice departments
ana citet ot each o. the Departments Of tho coun
ny. 1t is declared that TIE government shall be thus
administered until January, 1886, when n General
Congress shall DE- called an; if hc stAtt. ottbc conn
Try VIII permit or 1t SHALL he deemed advisable the
p.s"aoI VIII rcnounce ms extraordinary powers and
restore the people to a free government.
fhe PRONUNCIATION OF TIL. Constitution as il * call
cd lsnblect, however, 10 any modification or atera
ton that may silt the will ofthc Dictator was atten-
oed with great rejoicing at tic capital aud at Car
thagena, where 1t was formally declared on the 10Th
he reolcings at the latter place were continued for
three days and closed by grand ttse and ball at tine
palace of Gen. Montio, the Intcndante.
Bolivar remained at Bogots at the last DATES. Nj
theT the papers nor letters that we have seen mike
any allusion TO the that was threatened WITH
PERI. VIZ"