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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

IrelraG.-The National Gazette has an artistic from
Inc Dublin ~ enng Post on the su bret OF Irish Tro
grafton and the gCnera state OF the coun!rv II com.
plains that though tiers vs. hardly an Engsh1,ao w ho
will not acknowledge that the Affairs OF Ireland are n
toe hrsi Importance 70 the well being. and even the
Integrity OF the empire there cannot be obtained fi
nT sufficient audience IN IarlIarl6D their GisCson
Ii Is admitted II adds, that I5ey Cannot be SATISFACTORY,
" arranged by parliament which holds lis sipgs in
another country; and the consequence is that their
real manaSem Is laPs;nG into tne hands ct The peo
pie resident III lre!and Lc prodirous infneDce of
the Catholic Association and The aboufs dapoyInr ON
the Society for the Improvement OF Ireland are so
many proofs among others. that if Parliament will moi
or cauTot attend 10 the necessary detail, some BODY
must and will. The Coun'rr is deterO. a,itir dlIi,
Pr"p5ictoTs are expatriaag themselves; and Inc
Sub-!eitng Act dislodges the tcnaptry Ey vl,on.
sale without making any provisions for their alb
sorruon 10 other emPioymcnis, for TIER support
~ any way. The subdivision Of the soil ma
no doubt he very detrimental! to The landlords but
that subdivision having taken place and cores
pondlUgiy numerous population having grown up, il
may be doubted whether the landlords. even with an
act OF parliament at their backs are entitled by that
paramount law the law Of nature their tenants
out 10 sarVe. II is impossible. IT is said to obtain
from tie Irish laUdl1r!5 und Tor the emigration Of te
'enonry they have turned out. ''Irapossiblan SAYS
The Post. 'it certainly viii be- erccD! on coD,Dvoo
anwhiie, the sub tenanlry act is filing England
with Irish Pauper, TO the intocrah'e syyell:nr of e
poor rates and the pushing Of ths EOgijsh iaboufer
out Of the market
The condition o:IreIaud is .ad and ample common,
on bad government. 1t is no: easy to imagine anv
result ordevise any plan OF rcIia which shall not fall
heavily on England
--Thus cveu-handed Justice
oommends che ingredients OF the PoisonG cisiiee
TO their own lips
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

Ns ESSR5. STEPHEN u REESE BoSTICK-Toke
I've notice. that tho 81 day Of June next at Blcur,
Count House, State Of Tennessee between the hours Of
c0cE' IT, ~. and Z clock, p. on the day,
shall proceed tn take the dispositions oil Matthew Russell
and VIM Henderson, and continue from day to day until
completed 10 be read evidence matter Of contro-
yetsy' now depending IN the Cbaucery Court P,rcc
Edward county, wherein you are plaintiffs ard Josiah r
Cheade and Others defendants.
]r. oh. ser't,
Nay '<-E' JOSIAH r. CiTS-LE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
AN ACT

FOR tds Et Of certain sUtr1g officers ana SoiitrS Of
tie .frnty Of The Revolution.
he II enacted by tie Seadie and Hlue of Prpreseni-
tres 9hs United STATES Ct lmer,ca III Congress essen
elcd That each of the surviving Ocers the Army of the
Revolutions in the Continental Line, who entitled
haay BY the resolve OF October 2ls, hunde d
aud eighty be authorized receive, any money
the Treasury, otherwise app opriNteG ,ic amouu,
his full pay in said line, according rank ia the line,
TO oesn "u the third day of March thousand egh,
hundred aud twenty and continue during has natu.a
life: Py0cided That, uuee this act no officer shall be
entitled to receive larger than the full pay Of Cap
tain in SAID line
See End be Hfurtter enacted, That, wherever any
OF SAID officers has received money Of United Stuic
ponone' Since the Sd day Of larch, ousgnd eight
hundred and twnny-yx, aforesaid received
shall be deducted from said Officer
he ehtea to- under the irSt section this and
pension To which said officer rovv cued shall cea
/, alter the passage OF this act.
Sec 5 lind be ii further enacted That every surviving
hon-comhliSSinned nnccr musician, private. said
army, who enlisted therein fc during tie war, and
eontnued ia service until its terminaton and thereby
became entitled I" receive reward Of eighty dollars
resolve of Congress passed May Esen. seventeen hu
df'i and seventy snail be entitled fnll
monthly pay IN sad service. OF any money
easuy not otherwise appopfia ted begin the thi! d
day OF March thousand sht hundred AND twen,y
an" To Continue during his natural life: ProTided That
h'n commissioned oncei, musician private, said
army, who is now on the peson list Of the United State,
| shat he entitled 10 the benefits IF this act.
Sec. H. find be further enacted That the nav allowed
by this shell, uude direction OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury be paid The Officer soldier entitled
thereto, to their Authorized attorney, such paces nd
days as said Secretary may direct aud ~
officer shalt entitled to said pay shall any Officer
soldier receive the same, until he furnish to said Secretary
satisfactory evidence that he is entitled To the sure, in
conformity 10 the provisions of % aiuyy-
ed o. this act snail in any way be ira teraalc or
liable to atischmet levy, ssi2 by legal process
whaieVe but shall nufe wholly tfs personal
the officer soldier entitled the same by this act.
Sec D fad be IL further enacted shat so much of SAT-
Of bnit t-,ri
day OF March. one Thousand eight hundred and twenty
egh, shall be paid the Offices soldiers entitled II
the same, as may be. the nauneG aud unde the
provisions, henrenen'ioned and pay which
cFne after said day, shall be PAID r,-annusiY in Ike
manner, aud under the same provisions
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker OF the Harsc OF Representatives.
S. SMITH,
President the Senate pro temuDrr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
Job Printing-GDficc.

0<F- The Proprctors Of thc WIG have
added to their Printing Office, set of New
JoB TYPEs, which viii enable them to Print
Pamphlets, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, &c.
They are satisfied that Jobs entrusted 10
them to Print, will be done as well, as accu-
rateIy, and with as much expedition az nv
other PrUfcrs oC the cjt;.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

no1i ArR!cA.--Ve learn fom Captain STEVENS, of
;is biis Mary Aun from the island oi Zanz5a,. Africa. tlt
The sultan of Muscat arrived tlc,e the mdd, OF
'tn"afy IN ship Of the lne, (the iiverpnoD with
gates two gun hgs aud great OF rmei trans
not;> with 5000 troops fron, Momnas and Patka having
Socrrd both places. He is Therefore, in possession
~ the p'n'p' ror'S i'oE the Isle Of Socotoca Cape
D.! hadn. namely. Soc0tora, Magaioub, Bravo IumG,
r'ia' NombdS. Isles Of Pemba, Il 'nguehai Quon. Sc.
Mecnia is no moe. The walls the houses only e.
n'nIn'nc, ta wing seen deSfroyed mauy years since
II VS. the intention nj the desire "a the Sultan ot Mus
cat IS NJ informed The writer of this send lrisate
toe Initsd States for The purpose o.. forming ca
treaty, ana placing the footing with England.
BE was cnfs1vong IT, procure 0cvi.ator capani. of
navigating the vessel the United States. The Sultan
eXo sSed much surprise that the government the United
states hho nee made thu attempt
nrIr'ti treaty ui him. the advantages arising from
would ns wholly in favor OF American Has don.
nio:s not" extend from the Persian Gulph Cane De.ad
great nGnh>r Of French Slave raiders, ON tie Isle OF
honrGon were on tie coast 1kr Schooner Union, Capt.
Treaco. belonging To Ga"rbor with csGCo a. slaves was
cut off At Linda Ivy oder Of the Governor and every
Ff'n'hn'an mC'dee , excepting WHO ped by
jumping oYcrhnagi aaj ,cin.o,ns to the shore.
Ia Y Gryst,c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

PoLr9 IN! Relations # Europc.--A correspondent
81 TIE London Tunes links himself entitled 10 assert
maj t0rre IS not hP shadow Of any secret treaty be-
tween Trance and Russia for that, il there were Aus
ria who has spies every where The shape even n
inh.ic masters and language masters, would be sure
10 know II: That blarnonTs force is not destined
against the Mores, but Alg,crs; Thai no remopstra,
Cos nor threats have been used against France which
IS ir'Tc ~ condition 10 use threats than EDraud ba
T'nF already gone through tho ordeal or pufire down
af's'ocracal and ecclesiastical power and oppression
iH|0'gh 1o'ch England is frstto pass: That Austria
has not made common against Russia and France
ou'. with ITS usual Willy policy, viii have its armies
rcaoy 20 act against Russia If Turkey gets The better
and rIundering Turkey, II she gets the svprs,. And
that the family compact Of France will force Spain 70
abstain from interfering With Portugal; besides That
any considerable army assembled by her on one oon
would be apt TO declare ior Tic Constitution and the
{ cries
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

-l- Canning on he CattoIic QUESTION. the supper,
O! the Catholic Claims another u!e Of action which MIR
Canning Observed hold conversation with either
the priesthood niey o Roman Ca thois pe.suasion
in the ar:an,ca:sml of II: legislative eaetments, which
e To scooaisUy OF 10 be consequent upon the carrying
a Gesi'on RI farea'enI; @r lie maintained that the duly
OF Parliament - so inquire. deliberate, nj determine
- We course whic ~lse upright egpoi,cni
20 pursue, >Id having done fariiare should invite
the Gaihoics 10 accept or reject Yt cali anon
obey ihc constant; rad ycHer'sn citation OF au-s-
lion hy the Roman Catholics themselves ae regarded
the natural and necessary of their
from the pale ii the ConSi!Juo; bot the time and the
Ma nner Of their atng it, ard the topics with which they
sometimes associated II, in his Judgment, nudcioas,
and Injurious 10 the OF their He Wisely
sensible howcve that the indiscreon with which
nay advocate the redress Of his ronns should not
regarded a. ground Of wantony perpctuans them. IN
reference 10 the Roman Catholics II Ireland, Il should
further be remembered that il they sometimes EXHIBIT
Ehcs> Of tile hand OF sau, il because thew have no,
been attended 10 hen they smoke the sroothn,s OF te
voice of jacob GAsTfyS Memoir Of .I!r. Canrjng.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
From he 3 sfou PGtrio,.T

From he b sf0l PGriO!.T
The wife Of iir. isaoh Eaton this city, give ti?l
last Tuesday 10 three fms children, boy and girls
The boy weighed ao"u! sir pounds an! the girls tre
pounds each. THIS make, aI,iiiou OF iour Young
SEES TO Ir. Eaon's 'amiIy VII u oae year We ale
< i - a-u ha. f,.t, = all drug gfcA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
- % E z Is E.
ODE 20 PATIENCE.

Gaudctque wan fecsse ruina.
Z ann builds "a bridge across the gLlph OF DEATH
Cnaw BY threats, Unmov'd by force.
MY soul putsucs her hish.born course,
Collected, calm, resigned:
odJi We who search with curious eyes
Inc source whence human action, Iisc,--
Say, whence this turn Of mind?
iis Patience! Lcnient goddess, hair
ou, let thy votry's vows prevail
Thy threatened flight TO stay!
Long hast thou heen welcome guest.
Long reignd an inmate in this heagt,
Aud ruled with gentle sway.
Through al! the various turns of fate
In tins vain worid--mah's poor estate
Thy hayward lot has known,
What taught me silently to bear,
i o curb the sigh, to check the tear
When SORROW wcigh'd me down?
Twas Patience! Template goddess, stay,
still. still thy dictates obey,
Nor yield 10 PASSIONS power;
Though By designing men borne down.
MY fortunes and my hopes osrihrowu,
In one i'll tated hour.
when robb'd Of all once held dear,
thonsh accompanied not her bier,
Nor saw hei foreign tomb;
What, when mute sorrow charged nv touDue
AS DER her sickly frame | hung,
Made all my suferings dumb
Say, when dissever'd from thy side,
Medn,a, in thy virgin pride,
When my prophetic soul
Seheld afar the gathering storm,
saw danger IN its direst iorni,
What could my fears controul:
Oh, Patience! gentle goddess, hear,
BE ever to thy supplianl near,
Nor let murnur rise;
Since still some joys are wisely given.
Dear tn my soul, the gift of Heaven,
OF life the sweeter ties.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

Gen. JacNsons answc- 10 the Indiana queries is A.
bout as definite ana satisfactory IS Jacks answer to
hts master.
.Gaster. Jack. where's the plough
Trek. Lorg de hGrroc, master,
.idsier. and hese the harrow, then:
J1tf. lie long de f'LougI. sr.
SINISTER. Well then, where the plough and har-
row, hot!ll
Jach Both 'o@eddsr say: hsnt tell you so, tree
or fore iime, atore:-[ albany Chronicle.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

FlRIiFhi: Al a superior cou,, of chancery holden
" ue o"pM"i IN me c'y OF Richmond, tue 10Th day
February 1893 Nathaniel and James Dick p,ts a,a;ns,
Edward Cunningham. exor of Archibald Moore dec and
john l. Robertson ana Maria his wife, late Maria Nc
Wow ana ,sdua'y eguiee OF Archibald Moore, dec dts
IhS cause came On this day To- be heard, on the bill
answer al" tX"b'ts, ami argued by COUNSEL on con-
s"cat'on Whereof the doth order one of its
commissioners state an account NJ tue trans
ac'1n and an account of the due the
t4m Al the bill menuncd, and report the same 10 tho
court w'n any matters specially deemed perneut
"v ""'se OF which ncy be required by the parties 10 be
so stated
- NNIv ttste, WN. G. pENDIETON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

An article dated Cors .nt'ncp,e S5th Feb is circus
!atct Ia i"s French and Eurpaean newspape' r, which
Coo: AIMS statement that tie Turkish tIuous AT the
Dardaoei'es, are unicr the con,G.auL OF European
ant A'ne,Ic-u officer; I'D llat three American Eng
n+er> had uudsytaIlen 10 brow Chains across The
straits bu; the attempt fl;lci In reSutat lop of his
paragraph the editor of TIE Nat Caz, says, Gen La
ia' e':e, always anX:uusy attentive 10 whatever cor
rEs tie United States has transmitted tie article IL
trend IN Philadelphia, with tue assu that lie
knaws II 10 D. false and insdinIs There is aEother
printed story probably on the source, of ,raa-
+ between the Americans and Turks.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

HItd,ia The cuuiinpe, haweeu the Dutcl
nno Japanese ADD tAc litter have become
Tor tie Dutch CoIunsjs and troops The climate has
'auc fearful havoc among the last reaforcemcns, ssnl
io'i the Netherlands cf 5000 soldiers. 1000 have
ia len victims and died, ald l0u the hos
ptais, and the commander enieeoied by disease
aod 81 weah, that all offensive operations OF ne
ceSsy res CRED, and the Ouch ColuQSts aud troops
were reduced u altogether lie defensive ii
not Impossible thai Ia ava will ultimately be !ust 10
toe \ Netherlands
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
, WM. G. PENDLEToN, c. {.
CoNtNIss1oNEn's OrE1cN.

- l't'IlNlDflO, .IprU l00, IG1S
IN" ptlticS Interested will please take notice, that <
have appointed the l9t day OF next ensuing TO corr
mehce the "ccou"'S directed by the above ected
Tire court; On which day at. o'clock, A. Nj. they are
required 10 attend my Office, with tie books. papers
and d"cHments, necessary enable to pc. form the
ns3er OF the voui.
- AMOS IADp M =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

~ OltCE.-hh WrSons having open accounts with fi.
= estate Of Robert Ben, decd late sadGIsr Ct .l sta
OF hcnmon6 requested call on the suhs,,her r.,
e-::'emcGt = it is expected t,nt a reference f., ,
"' "ifn BE- required, haze had them posted aud an,
low ready to make settlements. Although it is deSita,
h"' SPEEDY c'oss OF tee administration should be made
yet shall give reasonable to those WHO may ca,
indebted to the estate, MON their giving bond for the m
n'ent ihere"i All those indebted by botds arF atcs
iai"med That the claims against tie estate are very ILL.,
gently pressed AMI that therefore, shall he cursrecd
require them 10 make Immediate payment All perso,s
failing - cell ~ reasonable time may sect legal star.
W" nc taken or the collection thereof. A!2er.ons bayi,,
'"'mS against me estate ae refus.st present ;rn,
properly and craUy art: r:.-.,tea ,,f nav, l a,;
OF ' Snonni Cue, 10 enable ne &C. make arrauesmenis f.
'heit liquidation" NY oaice IS in the Ciry ian me-
i"f rooAs fnj tapc'z vi" sr Kept, r,cle ha.. gene
rally aGeni ron, ~ 10 j.; a'crork
W. y. WEEE. 2efs't {. 2. &
.r" 6-ts Gdnior 81 Roller, H,li. doc .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

RI oiicE.-f"hc notice is hereby given, tina, Wi.
/ 6o responsible for any contracts made bv nv
vile, Polly Cooper now living i'll Richmond, and
hereby coui'o" Al! pcVpc against trusting her on my az
count ROBERT COOPER,
WY II His - Mark.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Ironl .I,Lss Rcnls ~.

~ RsrIs
The Tariff Bill having Unexpectedly passed the Senate
70 to 81, brief notice Of the amendments ND by thai
body may suffice for the present. The further progress
OF the hill should De carefully eai!ei and the vnoie BE-
published, amcuded and adopted Te sincerely con.
graduate readers ani ourselves we are about IN
he relieved from subject, wlich, though exceedingly IN
portant, has occupied much space and attention that VIC
would Il IDLY have devoted 20 ocr matters However it
seemed Indispensable tina, full record OF the
should be kept.
The amendments OF tine Senate as follow:
l. The fst of September, instead of tive 30h June is
fixed the Of the operation of this
act an resCCt 10 and probably so designed for ,r
whole of the b but the duty Upon all other articles is 10
ne levied after the Seth of June is important That this
distinction sh'u!d be observed The house had no oove,
over the bill itself and exclusively acted the
nIents.
g Ico" in slabs, blooms Loops, SC. is pay duty =
rolled iron.
g. Lead in pigs, bars Sheets ray : cents pcr mound
-sho, ce"rs-red OF white lead, dry grruni in oil ;
cen's-tbarge eaien pipes, sugar Of lead, orange mine
raj, 5 cents per pound.
4. Woollens, the 50 cents minimum per SQUARE ~ ID
at tile one dollar ninirum-at the two dollar and i
halt miumunand at the four dollar minimum IRE TO ma
duty of 40 per Gd Daloren until the Oth juno $50
and rs per centun thereafter and cloths which cost more
shan four dollars per square yard IS per cenup up, m
10Th June, 1892 and 30 per Gd rdi0rcm there.
after
5. Printed painted floor cloths 10 pay so cents ne,
square yard
6. Ready made clothing to pay so por cent adrai
:. The duty sail duck to advance a cent vear,v
until from cents, it shall rise u cents per square
yard.
B. manufactures silk, from beyond the Cape Of Coco
HOPE, so per centun,, and per centum additiouaI m
3h June, 1922 other manufactures 81 siIk 20 per ce.lun
al vaiOrem
g. indiso-an additional duty Of ) cents rsr pouad
from 10Th June, $50, Until date I85O--riih an
additional 10 cents per pound, per annun, unit, the who,
duty siia! amount 10 50 cents Per pouud
Phese are all rmc amendments of the Senate, unless
verbal IN two or three cases Independent advance
lf II,
instead Of paying 20 cents per square yard will pay 4Qb
ccnts--amd those at the u dollar minimum will rav 123
cents, Instead of one dolarIO per cent BENZ added IN
computing ga '"'o'em duties. The like rules applies all
the rHnma end these anunHmpnt viii very materially
help tire wouilcu wannfa ctuGc, afcr 1890
~ All the amendments having been arreed to by the
House" Oh ihulstay last the Tariff Bill has passed both
Houses and only requires the signature Of tic President to
become iaF.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
Baltimore, May s, 1928.

TO The CRairp'n Of Tie 1't!rh p}rd .Gcss;.lg:
Respected Str! regret exceedingly that ~ health
W.! necessarily preclude me The pleasure Of Attending
he political meeting OF tbs evening | have been
confined ch's! 10 NY bed ami cIamber. ,lu,,,,g the
last ten "ceks, D. e&crUcia,'ng disease Yet though
absent III hody, Ii spirit with you NJ, wtcie
s0ri The h'sI powers my understanding and dtvoui
prayers 10 Heaven, are wiih yuu. Yours is rot the
cause oi GaJ ambition tyranDic power a struggle
Tor place or salary Me- IL is tue of PURE patti
ohsu olsie'lng virtue; Of icoryWpIjo ,cpuJliccasl
- me pt;Jc Sooa IS our aim, and tne pubiic eoci
your end Nj unshaiscn confidence in tie Psuy idence
d niShtr God is ti.at Il sha!i prevail ..i!, can
MAKE Tic wrath ai nan 20 praise HIM and ain tie
ie:na nde' o wrath" That brotherhood Of ac,;o ion
Ia n2nt IA sentiment. and unity purpose ray PER
'"de The meeting ia the dsToui wish y0ur faithiri fel-
ipw-cliizcI, JOHN GLENDY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24

, AhsToN & PEASANTS offer for sale at Their
Il store, of D 18th streets very Ecu h,
Wholesale,
40 hays good green coffee
so hhds New Orleans sugar
10 do first quality st. CToix DO
40 do Baltimore whiskcy
50 barrels du 90 old
$50 do best Virginia mountain tn
90 hhds. ssus
80 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Mav3 :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-24
TRUST SALE.

virtue of deed of trust, cxecmod to the subscribers
- by David y. Shepherd dated 10Th january 1893 a
Gully recorded in clerks Office of Itenrico county (ot
the purpose Of securing certain money therein
mentioned, shall proceed sell the highest biudc,
az nupc auction, for CASH Tuesday the IN day
'une neH, At the Tavern of Wilson Erachpt in the civ
OF hchmond the following property, wit: one negro
10Y named jesse, one Wagon, three horses and graz
II IS believed that the title the above property is per-
feety clear and free from all claims aud
save the deed under which this will but the
undersigned acting trustees will convey such title onv
as is vested tRcm:
THOMAS MIEURE,p
May ct JOHN TYLER Trustees.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18
ADDRESS OF HON. MR.. BURGES
At Pa,ptucket on Thursday last.

After the second toast was drank, published in
ur iast) Mr.. burgess rose and addressed the COM
,nany as follows: f. o.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-06-18

This young lady was one Of JuIim's psricu.
Lar friends. 10 had never felt that union of
sentiment, and admiration Of that particular
object designated by the namo of love, and
when the forget ms not" glance was shot
from tho eyes oil the cnamocred Elhabeih. he
could not holp lamcntins that shc had misia'
ken the attentions of ordinary gnllan'ry. ZOE
assidui,ics Of love. Her father was a nautical
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11
KENTUCKY

The Lexington Reporter, though a
paper Of very decided politics, is cha.
racterised by a general fairness and
propriety, which give to its opinions
more weight than we usually attach to
those of party papers. The last number
OF the Reporter contains some remarks
On the recent elections. which we deem
worth copying, especially as we find the
brief views which we offered on the
same subject a few days ago sustained
BY the opinions # the Reporter In re
gard to the prospects of success 10 No
vember, which are to be gathered from
the result OF the G~ubernalorial election.
the Reporter says:
The majority of General Metcalfe
being small, has rather strengthened
than diminished our confidence in the
success Of the Administration Electoral
Ticket on the first Monday in Noyem-
Der. II it had been larger, the Admin
ls,ration party would have relied too.
much upon their numerical strength and
the business of their cause. AS it is, in
stead Of supineness and inactivity, then
united efforts will be put forth in sup
port of their rights and liberties-a bet
ter organization of the party will be
eHected-more zeal will be displayed
and every heart being animated by one
common impulse, what have the friends
OF civil government to fearl Most a.
suredly they will again triumph, "
could point to half. "a dozen New Courl
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-09-11

The infamous story of Char
gain, intrigue, and corruption"
put to rest-Kentucky sustains
the present wise Administration
Official Returns of the Ketucsy Election.