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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-27
Nattomal Gnunreas.

-WAsnINGToN, Feb. 19.--In tie Senate, YESTERDAY.
Mr. Webster resumed his The bill for the GREG
ton OF break water at the mouth Of the Delawat.
bay, was taken up, and explained and advocated by
MI Woodbury. and Mr. Marks; when it was postponed
on motion OF Mr. Smith, OF S. c.. to Wednesday, The
Process Bill was taken up The motion TO reconsider
the late vote ordering it third reading was Iost.
Mr. Parrs's motion TO reCommit il, occasioned Ioro.
debate; after which the Senate adjourned without ia.
king the question
In The House of Representative after the usual
number o! petitions in which observe no dimiuu-
lion as The session advances, the resolutions OF.
tered by MIR. Weems, calling on the Secretary uF
war for information relative to the manner of appoint
ing Cadets and the other requiring from the Secretary
o! the Navy Information the SUBJECT of Navy ON
Gers, were taken up and agreed 10. The House, in
Committee Of the whole the State Of the Union went
through the bill making appropriations for the military
service, in which some amendments offered by hIr
McDuilie, were adopted. The COMMITTEE tl,cn took
up the bill making appropriations for the Indian De.
parmen and made some progress III it, but rose with
out coming to any decision upon it. The Committee
reported the first bill aud amendments the House
Nat. journal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-27

WAsutNcroN, Feb. 20-In the Senate Yesterday,
the motion 10 recomm the process bill considered
Mr. Webster spoke about an hour and half against
the bill in lis present form. The bill for the relief of
the Columbian College, amended, was taken up but
after slight discussion, laid on the table 4 short
time was spent ia the consideration of Executive BUSH
In The House OF Representatives, the House again
went into COMMITTEE of the whole on tie state of tlo
Union and took up the bill making an approximation
for The Indian Department. On The motion of Mr.
oods to strike out that part of the clause containing
the appropriation Of $4,000 dollars TO exnrusl fife
Cherokee tile in Georgia, which in following
words-',s for aiding the said Cher okees, and such
other Indians may be disposed TO emerate 10 pla-
ccs Vest Of The Mississippi" Mr. Wcods smoke in fa~
voHr, aud Mr. q. Smith and NJ. M1Le1a against he
motion, which was then Drgst,. cd Another motion
10 amend the same clause, made by MIR. Vinton
who had just commenced some observations llustra-
lion, when, motion of Mr.. Bates Of Missouri fin.
Committee rose and reported progress.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-27

~, Whole amount, S334,12i 81
Dr'ue Tue several sums contributed by each Diri-
SION between the whole number of counties, and the
ioipo"ing general average will appear:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-27

If again we pursue the principle of some politicians
that representation should be IN the compound proper
ton Of population taxation, & if we adopt 5-5th itLe
standard of the direct taxation laid down in the iede
raj ConstliutoD) for present basis, the result on
the principle of federal numbers would be as follows
Ihe Isl disirici slnlld have 10 iusisah OF Gh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-27

w mic the revenue is contributed in nearly the n
ooVe proportions, the weight representation by No
means falls within similar ratios. The representative
ratio is as follows:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-27

II the representation be made according to the
whole population OF whites, slaves and free people of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-27

district should have 49, Instead of 60
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-27

mus Shelving again tbat the Ist and 4h District
nave comparatively more power TO exercise than bur
thens TO discharge, while the Cd and Sd have les
power and more burthensl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-27

NC ISL Dslrct therefore, contributes of the reveut
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-02
AN ORDINANCE,


vESO authorize the borrow ing sum of InDrev mr., Il
Il mg twelve thousand dollars eeed
SIC l. Be orti0inedby he Eto gesses ami p,
ri # he Borongh Of Uaingon andit ahe,,br ar' eg
he dHihofHy II hc snmr, Thai James I.lobsou ~
tnkln a"d James Gardner be, aud they Ie be,e =, "n
"a u committee, VITO arc authorized and ,u,,. ~ oo
.orroH, The credit OF the thorough of Vi',r;'a 10
he purpose of distributing the Brand, uine va,,.r E
public BASIN, through he streets, lanes and .ie ''e NC
Borough Of Wilma gion, and other pmliase; . ~ - w
money not exec ding ta cl.e thousand dolas a.
nicresl not exccc lg rtr cent per AMMAN rny.n y
early, and rel nbnrsablc al the eud ui fifteen ," "ai
he fifth day OF March, il the y.al OF our Lord w, n'n
sand ght hundred and twenty eight. ''
| Sec 9 md be Il hUihcr oruainea, That thc 49,.
from whom the said oi none, SHAH hs h
I'd, shall receive cicdh for the same On t, I'm b. II
Treasurer ct The Borough, and that celttcres ., va.
i>surd to such person NJ persons, stating Inst n.
81 Wilmington IS indie bl, To the holder or hoie,s
his, her, their assigns, in not exceed;nc 4,
thousand dollars, bearing Al interest no, eSceeduu
cent per annuni, payable half yearly and tha, ~,
Gates shah be signed BY the first burgess under be
sea- oi The Borough. and the Treasurer thereof "a
sad certificates shall BE transferable only On the bo
he easuicr Il the itropg' personally or b, a,tom~
Sec 5. .4adds Il 'a,thrr o'Ganea, That the faith ot.,
Borough Of WHINING ton. and the proceeds of me ~
annually levied in tic sad thorough, be, and the n
Ne ehy pledged, for the gtdtmpo of the ptinc,na
a'erest .; tic sa loan Passed at 'hc Town IIa vl
5th, 1923 JtS BROBSON Tys, Bu1as'
Attest: J r. FAfnLAMn, Cpk Council
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NOTICE. 10
manufacturers

l. 10 lrt fora lerm vt Years. that large and
IN = com nodons bnildag ~ lht iu,uugh of " Il.
N all M gton, ormt r occupied Err en- st,ia.
Is-sss led on hc cor'er oi Tatnal aAd High Streets
tett 10 and so feet de- p; Aii4 dw. ELI. 1 attached
sod yer fall sprnf OF xccln wafer ~ tx cellar
~ pump by horse power. lhi> huildna is We'll calcutta
I 'r 'anuac9ry, raruc Ia !. weaving Of d,s,illing
~ being ~ GENITAL par Of the Boro eh with agooj
nrick stable or the premises lac Subscriber think il
nm" ce'sari 20 say Any 'hln9 further, any person ISL
= to rent wo"tl first vicw the premises
April 5h, 1922. 2t-'t I.RArI u JONES
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-02
xAAa COUGH DROPS,
SD OR IA.DIa.r Specific,
vs. n $cE| For the cure Of colds, coughs
IT eSsAe Ny asthmns and approaching con
IAl lExg lTR sunptions.
Av1i$4ugt hxa ~ TESTIMONIALS.
* - a Lancaster county. SIS.
TVwVV% Personally appeared before mt
ahanir g tier Esq Mayor OF the city ct Lancaster,
and being dlv sworn or affirmed seyeraly deposed and
Lancaster county, SIS.
Personally appeared before mt

athani tg tuer, Esq Mayor OF the city ct Lancaster,
ard being daily affirmed scyeraly deposed, a'u
declared, that they had made use OF Or. GARRISON rec
mans Cough Drops, Cor lndan Spechc) upon themselves
with the creates, for the curing OF coughs cs
asthnas consumptuns splitting ot blood ana diseases
the breast and ungslnd that in every instance Their 81
ecs were complete and nable will fully appear ~ N.
following testimony OF those who have USED theh'
MARTIN LIaur OF Lancaster. aged 50 years, long mc
grieyolsy icted with violent cough pam and stVhes
in his sides and breast splitting OF matter ION ms uh6
night sweat and hectic iever ard much emacated aud
his life despalred os, completely cured BY Using %
ties now better than years and cmans well as 10 ht
disease of his bre and lungs armcu and Nubsclieato
April 7,h, 1926.
Samuel Dennis, aged &c. Of strashurg 'own'hp' Marl'
Kraymer aged al years OF Conesoga ,owrshp, u 'ohs
time exceeding illsaac Broom, aged n years. OF e
Civ of Lancaster--cured BY using three bottesohueS
Blanchard, aged Sc years Donegal 'ownslp'-caied D!
using Observation-Disclosures Hess, aged AZ Yeas, Man
nor Townshp,-cured, by using bottles, X chad lohn-
son. aged SO years. OF Donegal township Jacob Wlihe'
aged "A years OF the cry OF Lancaster, y Love- OF
the City Of Lancas.er-Joseph Bar ageu ~ Aeat =,
Srasburg township,-Elsabeh kaer, aged 10 'tais 0,
Mi lerstown Manor township Each u the above nanlt q
persons aboured under violent coughs, pans and ,ces
in the SITTER and breast for log rr Ah eApecta iol
Of slime and from the lungs iect' fevcis And night
sweats &c &c. and cured short me ~ using
few bottles of his ndan Specific severall sworn or at
frned and subscribed to in 1926.
In testimony whereof, have aerean o affixed my hand
and seal This 26h day OF January. 1871 the city q La-
caster
TsrAL1 NATHANIEL LiGnrNER, Mayor.
Dr. C. Freeman Of he city Of Lancastcf. respectful.
informs the public that ne mi reduction OF is M IN
cine t. the Citizens Of the United States w1hin the ls'
IS yesrs past 287 eoostons hay bten aken tnF til
proper aiort < ia The civ " Lancaster VIZ. very
great PROPORTION before the lac john iic, ESQ nd ae.
fore sanur Carpen'er, Esq for mty year Nayor t'e
c,,v of ,ncas err a -ra lumber sef. Jae, ESQ.
an alaerfria + tie 81 f.aecas II, and aoa pEc
,e Conrt nf Common Of the liy OF ih = er ,so
numser ~, been bto NiHhuni@ ifgh't1 E.q.
- late IS 1890 and May rof the city Of i.arsJ t.
M sis Saeesfc IA, prove cniscntl, Useful all ~
who nave astt a i followed his biz OF dlt,ctiorN, b.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-02
Patent Ruling Machine

Nov in complete repair lie advertiser 4 ahlc 4. ,r IN
orders Tor BLANK BOOKS, toaty pattern bonnd IT, L,c
cat, deer or Russia leather, wth Or without pArEN,.
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sons to peter them for account bnoks Erconn,a,, nc
sls ruled and bound wit pArfS1 spnlNG B4cKs All n
II lands WIN lve,s, IN better and Tor less
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otlers from distance promptly attended 10.
Wilmington, April Is, 1928 ~ 81, .
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CoKt, NBLiS' PINS,
AND OiN 'i'NFN1


IN re,atHg fer The Pties ann Ccst,reness.
TIKI celvNsAS pnts justly celebrate, ur the crea
iIrtue q rnaay dseres. nffeiel, aud t enk
recommend the afacted, - hins tecpedh orc Of
,c best ren Cues Discovered for hr Iih ard a5it
II Cca1encse they c4d alleged cr III nnI and
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Files a"f a,, crlss. have readily yieie to thsIr kind
inpf 'cs very short time. Their operation is not a,
tende With ANY unpea sensations hat the contrary
Is agree able t" the s,omsoh and they relieve bowels
the ntlc6 manner. from their cooling and persuasive
p critics. they have becu found emneny serscea IL
IF nfamraon Of the bar,er. retention Of the urine
and burning pam the bowels. They willaurd t cded
benefit in cns ATTENDED with tcter Inflammation of the
beast, rheumatic mrla,ts, feelings in Tie skin and sur
f,s the blond. To fang men and to
Ell e. convenient medicine The Columbian Pm,
Vii prove o ines Unable value, because a dose of then
occasionally VIII defend The constitution against any har
eIt nm the sudden changes Of dferen climates anr
will refresh the body after she fatigue and heat Of iour
neY Directions for using, accompany each box.
Prepared only by BENDER PHILADELPHIA
NJ q. None genuine psthdut my written sigaat,re
Feb. %, 1928. IL
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The UeEaaUare Fire Insurance Company,


INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF the sta's - -.
l lsware, with a capital Of one hundred 'housao uo
The President and Directors are now receiving aPi'.'
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between Front and Second Streets against LOS" ~ ~
on every description Of Buildings III general; he,cna
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ad busted by the company ,a1
JonS MouDY Agent to survey property 10 be insured
for the town and vicinity of Newcastle, in place OF Y -
Blane,, declined
LEvI H. Evans Agent to survey property 70 DC ihsH
| reG for the town and vicinity OF Elk,on.
JoHY CLOAK is A4cnl to survey properly 70 pc isuie
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
To The Editor Of he Maryia,dcr.

Sir--As nave seen recent publication Of
tle =. le al q ~ An,.rew Jark>nn. philadelphia
EDITION. In which ah referred To as having
heard the General threaten CERTAIN Senators Of
fhe United Stairs with personal Niolrnce, such
as cutting oil ears. &c. deem II proper 10
skate what heard aad kuo" IN relation thereto.
When Gen. jackson arrived ~ Baltimore, q.
MS return from a tour 10 Philadelphia and Ne"
York on the a7m February, 1919, | called Ia
Sc him II the Fountain Inn, l. sht street., whcI G
3.r had taken quarters Tor hins't and suite. Gu
entering ms room, WAS introduced 10 him, aud
c,,s,on,Ht saiuiatinns over. he. in n few mnute-
after. addressed lin elfto Do. Br0aaagh. aud
ore of more OF hrs suite, respecting the report
ol me Comniitee the United States Senate,
oi which, il appeared he had just then heard.
and Of which Abder Lacoch' OF pennsylvania.
was CHAIRMAN report was strong la re-
rreh,n,iou of ,a. General for his Arbitrary con-
duct IN the Seminole War, aud TO which he
,nade the mos, vehemeut exceptions, Stcedfmg
mi ElfisnaNo Mr.. Lgcock whom nc denoun.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
4" REF RESHMENrS /"

Farmer Jackson appears TO have always been
q great lover of "rctreahmenis. lie packed
rhen with him TO all places, even TO the scene
of private battle, and had them ready TO pro.
duce, as = f,nie, upon shooting down his neigh
bor IN duel. We have no account of the ma
iur, and amount of the rtfrestmenis' offered,
with 50 much apparent sBnPaihy' for CON
sumption over the bleeding aud dying Diokrn.
son. But II we may judge of them, by the more
| iecent bills of fare exhbled by the General, or
by his caterers. they must have good deal re
somhlrd the account by Poins npon the person
ul SIR Jphn falstal Ia one bill OF items, IT.
moaning 10 $l0l7 80 for refreshments char
gcd 10 the account of 4. States, we find the fol-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Bells Condor Weekly Messenger, of the la
test date. says the United States may be looked
10 Tor furnishing us with corn and flour, aud 10
those regions alone we can look Indeed, the
prospects OF the American farmer are, at this
time, very encouraging. Let him beware, then,
Of ieopardiging these prospects, by assisting IN
elevafmg men 10 office, whose ignorance or Sio-
rnce might lead us toto difficulties, aud destroy
the hopes of the farmers. merchants aud me
chanics In such times as these, aud in the pre-
scot situation ofour country, it becomes doal'ly
necessary thai wise aud experienced States
man should be al the head OF affairs.
iter. Gas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

The Reusnue.-The gross revenue that &c
crued IN the port Of New York
last year amounted To Sl3,2l8,s63
In" amount accrued ~ the first
two quarters oil this year is
First quarter, ending 3lst
March. % 1873 1l6
Second quarter, ending 30th June. SO 19s 1877
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

oi,rsss toar carly IL lie nartfns End O..
scoundrei upon IT. The oiher called mon MS
neighbof, and vas answered by a s.f.a,,,
That his master was mol al home ba, II he
bad any lining To say, he might leave il WI,
him. - No, no, says he " ! wa. Gully eo,p,
10 rrihrn your masters visits as lie len nj
name at,ay door in the mornug
y 4. Con- "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Loaipdie Sept l6-hiss Frances Wrigh, lee.
iurpd three times las week in tins city. twice If
the courthouse, and once n the theatre 10 lara
aud crowded audltores The topics sht DISCUS.
sed We're, humaa Improvement. ihs nature q,
kGo" ledge, The means OF a,q ,irlpg il, educaiio,
IA ee inquiry. The nins' Important kinds Of know
ledge. NC All who heart her, admredh ialea,S
and eloqneace the religious condemn her I'M
dclily ;the lnhdels approve most of hef ,lo,-
lrlnes and rrma,ks. Sue did not explain her
peculiar views about marriage. which had give,
50 much offence IN some oi her publications.
FOcas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
From tho Cumberland Aayocnte, Sept .
STOP The MON STER.

Hlrder.-From variety of circumstances /
the public have strong reasons TO believe tina
George Swea,i ngru, SherhofW Washington county
Maryland murde red his Vie, near Cresaptoyn
IN Allegheny County on Monday the 9Th INST A
CorOner's Inquest WAS held over the body nt
having breu disnteir"d for the pnrpuse) Of the
deceased, which was IN session from ThurSday
the lth inst until "Wednesday night following
when a verdict was rendered, winch is as TO-
lows :" Idat after a curefii and fiH eramina-
lion Of humorous toitHc@eS. Hcy cine jury mem
are ot opinion, that Mary c. SwEAKIkGEs
came 10 her dt0A tg The hands Of her husband,
George oCemiH&Ga.'
Swearingen has fed and il is supposed has
gone 10 Virginia. The sheriff Of Allsphany
county. with some other gentlemen has gone in
pursuit 1t him. tie took with him AN idle Jade
whom he kept as priratc Miss. named hachel
Cunning ham. She IS represented as a person
OF ordinary height, stout, dark compile iou dark
eyes aud lar. From numerous circumstances
II - more than probable that She was acccessn-
!. before the fact The friends Of hupanity
and good order, would therefore subSer,e the
cause of justice, hv uSing every effort IN their
power, 10 apprehcnd both Sscarincen and IN,
! Miss, 50 that they may be brought 10 a ,rdl be.
/ fore Comi ri Justice.
/ We torbeaf TO comment upon this truly uufor.
innate aiinr. n the matter will be referred 10 a
proper tribunal ior an ample investigation.
irom the Winchester va Republican, Of SATURDAY.
LOOK OUT -
-Four men arrived in town last night from,
Cumberland, IN pursuit OF George Swearineen,
sherih OF Washington county, who is charged
with the murder OF ms vile few days siuce
HE is about SIX feet, stout frame, and wears a
blue suftouf and white hat, with Grape on it. Tie
had with hun, on the same horse a woman with
whom he had cohabed for tue last two wears
As he may tie svcre,et in splpe OF the adjouing