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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

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ess eft- country lave been sarlessly advocated than
any euloRlnm We can pen.
ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.
J"hn shnckleiord, Esq of Cuipeper,
Col. VIM Elizey, Of LoalusR.
Col. S Wight Of NortoK
Benz. Harrison. If Charles City.
J Goodwin Of Dmoiddie,
DR. Richard Field, n Brunswick,
D.. :. Carrington, Of Haiitat,
BENZ Hatcher, Of CHRISTIE, field,
Samuel Branch, Of buckingham.
Judge Fleming Saunders. Of Franklin,
David ;. Garland Of imherd.
Chapman Johnson, If Richalond.
judge T. T. Brooke, Of spoHViraqid,
Charles Hill. Of kiag md Qaeen,
capt kobt. Lively Of EfsdbfM CdH
csu,' Hancock Euslacc, u Sto6ord
Judge w. A. e. Dade Of Prince lillian,
Alfred II Powell Of tfedo1ck.
Col us. Nancy, Of Rockingham,
Judge a. Stuart Of AUGUSTA,
Ballard Smith, Of Gref1brier,
Col Benz. Eslill Of HdhiDeioa,
Judge Lewis Summers, Of hdHdrhG,
Alphtus =, Wilson. Of MOnougaiia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
TEE vRssGlNYAN.
LYNCHBURG, AUGUST 2s. Is2s.
GREAT NATIONAL ELECTION.
CANDIDATE ron PRESIDENT,
JOHSAUINCX ADAMS. of HassafIy

Mn to whose hnue-tv, wisdom aud ability -Four
Presideutsuf tas United States have borne antplr and
puhhc Testimony .--Whom the efc1t Uashinpian m
w. pronounced our most valuable public character
abroad whom the philosoph Il frs aud the PHI
unthroplc Madison delighted T., hour al whom iii.
enlightened henret aitar appointing md corii,nag Inn
~ the highest office within his gin for eight years pub
cIF declared That whatever ttcrr vs. u eKceleute a
hlS administration was greatly he attributed to The
e"nnsels OF Mr. sidams "A C8ttf Magistrate, who's,
alminttr1ou has etnced bc excellence with that q
H. pfedferssos aud during which, AFTER having applied
TRIM Hutons ofullars to interesting Public Improve
m"nts has aid otl, as dnemne slnw more than rIIR
1l-llIREE MILLIONS ofJhn National Debit
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

The following table and remarks, from the
last Richmond Compiler, a neutral paper, con
of any we have seen, with regard 10 the kentuc-
ky eieclon.--As 10 the political sentiments OF
the members clrct to the administration, there
are 40 means of forming ~ opm,uu-edch par
ty, as usual, claiming majority
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

~ TIA rsHrrsi satsciI O. ioarual ny. L -
journal SAYS ~. ~ Journal SAYS is. 90 rh's i
the LeNuf,un Reporter. The Journal says ~.
% The journal says lot. 90 Journal ~, 90 jour
nal Us.
The Washington Telegraph gives a different
statement. II places the present majority Of
Metealle nj 2u5J. OF course, there aye sa'ia.
uoas between the statements Of these paptIs.
Among others. the Telegraph hasno feiarn lrvm
Giayson Ohio and Perry coe,ties-ana the n'a-
ior'ts from Wayne. first day, u gives To barry
100. Say thai the three FIRST counties we're a.
ln~ ed Tor aud also Pike and Lawrence. major.
lies oi 3lA Co a Philadelphia papeD allowed for
Barry. II would make the Telegraph statement,
nearly the same. VIZ about 2oon. HUI, all
precision is impossible such subject, with
present materials.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

Tho fumes Of Birthstone are useful in removing
spots stains in linen, &c. thus. IT red rose
he held in the fumes of birthstone match, the
colour will soon begin to change, and, al length
The flower viii become white BY the same pro-
cess, fruit stains or iron moulds may be removed
from linen or cotton cloths, IL the spots lac pre-.
siousy moistened with water.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

Met.alfe's majority, 3o3o-fro" which deduc.
ting Lawrence and Pike. majority OF 3l4 tor
Barry according TO the Philadelphia Sentinel
leaves Metcate majority 2I25-oIx counties 10
be heard from. q pallillre,urns TO br completed.
~ The Frankfort Argus gives the poll making tn.
majority Tie Nat Jonrnal states tbs majorty At J3i
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Ane 81

HN DuCA1iON.---ih be- ncAt session OF the
M subscriber School vii commence on
HE l5lb OF the next month, tNh mo. Septem
Der shall be assisted by NY Sister Rebetea,
as heretofore. We wish 10 increase our mum
her OF female scholars, aud design making
such arrangements rs " i'll render our school
more Interesting 10 Them.
Is h TOlYNLEY
ti9hth mo. Is. ito
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

inend Ia piarss pon ihrr ern9menls 81.
mtes as.sSlifaeteni as aitrnciio, ~ magnetism.
Their presence casts arounll ekisfsnse obar-
minguess TIM, r-v,ges lin lis irl. ne piikri-
magr their vefiis IA lis raasuniion vi sud, r
Ing virtue wards pd calamity. .eaen.. at
dnfts.
OF altha haauur- polished pstion's hoast
You, laVtly fairs shsll ever Ia i.y fnnsi.n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

Fig arRck.-Mr. Jabez Fl,gg was knocked
down IN Indiana. on the 23d of June aud
his rocket book, containing Sl5o, taken from
HIM.
Cienr SKY One SKYE. who was lately tossed
M a blanket Ivy his neighbors for abusing his
wife, and aiierwa,d s imprisoned ior the same oil
fence, has broken jail.
Raaks Siopped.-Joseph Banks who killed q
man IN Wycherly, in April last has been arrest.
Ell IN Montreal.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

The article of ,ohite chocolate. is among tn
novelties offered for sale in Paris
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

\ worthy Knight and citizen was asked n few
days ago. IN explain the term staiH quo, whci,
he did IN the following manner " WV Sidiii
qtio-staiu quo belongs To the Gnc arfs--you h 4
know what co $50 is Latin Tor coBpang as We
see 1t marked, you know Barclay and Co
MeuX and C0--whenever it's more than one IT'S
always 60. But I'll describe II to ,ou-you
kno~."hat "A statute is-wel a statute by itself
IS nothing more than stain. tut when there is
more than one statue as, for instance. in the
case OF Cog and Magog at GuiIdhall or the men
at ST. Dnnstan's, why then that is statue and co.
that is IN Latin statu quo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

The Greeks ascribe the invention Of hours To
Au Simander, who probably reecired It from
the Chaldeans. II has recently been ascertain
Ell thai the division Of the day into hours was
known 10 aud adopted by the llindoos from the
earliest arcs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Iobnc-
60, from - % to II 90
Inferior 20 common. 2ota ~
Common 20 s0ud, 3 0uio 8 ~
Good Ia fine, 90 10 ! ~
Stfips. . tutp 3 sD
refused. 80 q 30
INSPECTED.
The past week 2Us hhds. passed Tobacco 70
hd.. lrfused, total, PSI
We see no change IN our market The ~
tclr ls not SO abundant, but MS IA brisk de-
mand AT the abogr quotations. We leero from
Richmond. thai tie prices continue nnaltercd.
STAPLE ARTICLES.
tionr, new by Wholesale, % % 10 81 -
Retail. } - t. %
DO old do, 3 toto 3 .
Retail, 3 25td 3 90
Whskey, wholesale, new, from 2oto ~
Reiaii, os TO 30
Corn, wholesale. pc, bbl - ! 10 TO on
Retail. 2 2bio 6O
wheat, 40. to to %
Baeonby the Wagon load. 40 I
bacon per Id. relail. Ito \
itemp, per Ton, 49, ito ~
Tallow. per 10. ~
BeeswaS, do. 1850 %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

S1cide.-0p Monday last. a negro man,
named Davy the property Of Ca.it. Augustine
Let"ich ptec'Htaled himself INTO u pond
near Lyncbs mil, aad Was drowned before he
could be drawn from tie water. Every means
were Intellectually r:soted to, to restore life lie
had, We andtfs aud been guilty OF some offence,
and 10 avoid the chast,sement which was about
10 he inflicted on him, committed the rash act.
Ihe verdict of the Coroner Jury was, that he
came to has death by wilinlly drowning himself
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

jar Crackers OF all the tonsis TINT were
said or sung on the last llh OF july the fol.
Living, extracted from II Northern pnpor is
certainly the best specimen al brerHy and
cienrneSs We have seen The Trainer of ii
must have consulted nothing but IeAicons and
his fair lady's eyes Tor the previous fortnight.
We hope 10 hear from him on the next 4th
II he Ice ayoulh, aswe suspect, living on the
smiles oil beauty, as he must who 81 happily
compliments its possessbrs. we anticipate n
richer aud richer treat IN each succeeding Ell
fort:
BY =. II. iTtwk-1he fair sex Brilliant
decoranients tHat Luminous IN the dladem oil
/ tdtn'i,ac2lna Intercourse, whose placid sa
iujrs ARE more delicious than ueclar, Vocal
uess halnIonlnnsly enchanting us The melodle,
| CT Arion, optics uIore admirable than the dia
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
REVIEW.

Or tho lyhchbnrg Tobacco Mastrt,
Corrected ueekigJor The ppgiuian. pg
TH0Aas \ iioLcuhBE aud kIonAsD IYHEF
Commission Merchants.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
'ANU'UiTi TUX NIEE-PRFSTDENT.
RICHARD RUSH, Of Ptrnsgipania

The niont aud pa iosn al this candidate are better
Ia the able and sst Admust ration ofthc Nj
onn Fmsnces, and IN Reports (which the best Hter-
ofth- lave been laaressly advocated than IN
any eulopium - can pen.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

A London halter advertises having invented
porous hat, 10 remedy complaints made against
water proof hats OF preventing the escape OF
perspration and causing headache. The ,uven.
tor must have been relative of the Irishrnan
who made hole in his shoe 10 let the water
out.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
[ Weekly Times.
eco

4 Cnteiation.--m an advertisement. in H
New York paper, II runaway apprentice is DIES
cfibed as being Que iuch taller than COMMON"
Qaere, his height ?
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

Cd'amny and Santer ISLANDER i tho re.
venge oil a coward, and Discrimination his lie,
fence. There IS ~ court of dnature snlh
cient 10 destroy tho venom ot SANDER you
may punish The author, bat you csnnoi entire
ly wipe OF the caInmnv.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

They who are easily Battered arealasys easily
cheated
The petty vexatons OF III, are like begears
if yon treat them kindly, they " call again :
but if YOU kick them from your door, they will
be very likely To cut your acquaintance.
Silence is '.'c best remedy for anger. you
say nothing, YOU viii have nothing 10 unsay.
man without wisdom is like cal without
whiskers, liable to thrns, his head into hole
where he cannot draw his launches through.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

L. letter is gons the rounds Of the Jack
son prlars, dated " Matches. J,iy o5h, ls24, .
in which il ls said OVeron's majority ior Com
gress, oter G,eut, - Louisiana, is 1s9.-1he
statement /, untrue. We received a paper from
that district, which takes no part in politics,
containing It tuli return of The votes, by which II
appears tnat 0verlons majotiiy IS li9.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-08
FROM THE NEW ENGLAND GALAXY.

Gymnastics.-Two of that race of animals called
John Bulls, one somewhat old the other somewhat
young, happened to be stroling in the garden while
three four Boston gentlemen were operating. The
old Bull walked up to gentleman and said, with
much sarcastic tone So this is the way you Yankees
grow strong hey?" Yes," said the other, 1--WE exercise
here Another of the Yankees was swinging on a
horizontal pole, which neither bent broke; ''why
said the old Bull to the younger one, that is very
strong wood-what kind of wood, is that, sir p q
don't recollect the name, said the Yankee, " but it
is such build our .frigates Of" AT this the
two Bulls pricEcd up their ears and were SILENT
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From the cl.ester, lrean.l Weekly Visitor


D1Ep-At Wilmington, (Del) Friday night, the oath
ult SIMON BARST0W, Teacher, late of Annapolis Mary
lands He had been for many years afflicted with the disease
which gradually undermined his constitution, and has
length FRUSTRATED him in the tomb Although there moth
ing his appearance conduct calculated give special
alarm his friends to the last yet for weeks be-
his DEATH he seemed of his approaching dssou
ton expressed his conviction, dsmsng his school
the end of the last term that his teaching forever
About hours before the abseess burst and he EXPIRED
of his Christian friends left him sitting up, and impressed with
the idea that his health improved Thus, in
stances death in hour when he thought not! His
friends however, confidently cherished the hope that his
DEATH though sudden yet safe He had been long pre-
pairing for death, and the life which he lived in the es he
lived by the faith of the Son of God who loved him. and gave
himself for him. He of those who deserve
thing than the record of their under the
obituary head-as he of talents of literary aste
of piety and far eneebed body would permit
Of active usefulness The I'd Presbyterian church, which
he attached himself six years ago, has ostn
him of her highly gifted and spiritually minded mem
longer shall join in his interesting supplications.
Though Dead however, he yet speaketh; his example yet
lives the memory Of many; and though longer permitted
Join in the fellowship of his brethren earth he is
confidently hope, admitted to holier happier communion in
the heavens To his bereaved family, his holy life and hap
py DEATH mngle JOY with their grief and take away
the bitterness of this otherwise overwhelming affection.
Mir Canterbury. Windam county
I'll Weekly Visitor.
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m FUGE :-PATENT.-This valuable .dnt-dysenteric
and Worm Medicine has been used for these seven years
past and universally acknowledged by all who
have tried it, be far superior any other medicine ever
empoyed for most diseases children subject to- 1t per-
fecy safe and no child will refuse take it, 1t seldom
fails curing Dysenery Summer Complaint Collie or Cholera
Morbus either grown persons Children and gives
petite TO almost all debiliated persons Worms frequently
nfes children aggravae their other diseases, and the
chief of epers bore complaints, and chronic
and nervous diseases, incident TO childhood which
numerous and frequently fatal 1t much to be regretted
that most vermfuges injurious and thousands
of children swept off, rendered feeble pale and
emacaed through the first stage of te-whlch leads on TO
pulmonary complaints, &c. &c &c.
Worms being especially apt to iniest persons OF debhated
digestive organs and emaciaed constitutions, much MISCHIEF
often done by the ordinary medicines which general
" consist of the strongest purgatives, mercua bers,
narcotics or spirits of tpenne Articles of this kind may
DESTROY worms but they dcblate the stomach and often
materially inme the general health SWANS NERMIFUGE
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and removing worms
from the bowels without the weakening consequences OF the
stronger pugaves &c. and it has, moreover, decided
tendency 10 give vigou both the stomach and bowels and
organs of dgeston-thereby relieving the general system
from many troublesome complaints 1t by this means tnat
so many grown persons have been relieved 6y as ase OF d
erent compains-supposing themselves to DC IN decne'
SIC. &c &c. .1,
This medicine triH relieve B0tceI complaints OF Dysen
tern Bilious Colc, pointing, sickness, pam or ceahness m
the stomach bowels, Toss Of appetite Gamer ~ enaaTe Or
ro,rn Deysons in fec hours; and seldom fats cWlnS
CHILLS IND FEVER OR FEH ER dGDE' 40
fao,iI ought or ever eiH be aothout 1t, after radL
Sold in Wilmington, at NJ. JoHNSoN'S Drug Gnd Hed-
cial Store No 90 Market street, east slde thTd door
above the upper market NoY. =.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-08
MARRIED

In this Borough Thursday evening, by the Rev Mr. Hg
gins, Mr. WILSON PIERS0N, TO Miss MARY BERRY.
At New Orleans, Mr. ALEXANDER PHILIP SOCRA-
TIES AMELIUS CESAR HANNIBAL MARCELLUS
GEORGE WASHINGTON TREADWELL, to Miss CARO-
LINE SOPHIA MARIA JULIANNE WORTLEY M0NTA-
CUE JOAN of ARC WILLIAMS, all of that city.
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the most remarkable instances of despatch record
The Exact is superior vessel of her class, and the
largest schooner belonging to this port, being
about 200 tons burthen. Gazette.
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A TLANTIC SOUVENIR, for l629.-Ths beautiful Christ
"a mas & New-Years Present. afordng gratifying spec
men of the of the and literature Of this country is
for sale at the Bookstore and Circulating Library of te Ed
tors, No. 5, West High street.
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X7ENDUE-Ths day. at 10 O'Clock, the late residence
of Mrs Clarissa W. Broacn, dec, variety of excel
lent Household and Kitchen furniture. Terms at sale, by
Nov. 8. JOHN BROWN, ddnl'r.
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baltimore and Ohio Rail Road-'I'he friends Of
this enterprise will be glad to learn that, of the install
ment due on Saturday last, not share remains un-
paid.
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WWUs1C-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
Wn Harp, for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No s. West High
Street. where may also be had at the lowest pces school
Books Writing and Letter Paper and general assortment
of Stationery. -, 49,. o..
subscriptions for the North Americans and American Quar-"
terly Reviews, received at the above place
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-08

DOOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, of every description,
made of the best materials and according to the latest
fashions for SALE wholesale and RETAIL by the subscriber al
Nos 90 and 1O0 Market street, Wilmington Country store
keepers will find assortment suitable for their
trade.
Nc An extensive assortment of Shoemakers sufs and
trimmings. JAMES MNEAL.
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MpAYARD HoTEL.-Ths extensive establishment, Cop
I'D pose the Town Hall,) located in one of the most
pleasant and convenient situations the Borough of Whining
ton is kept by the subscriber, who socs share of he
public CUSTOM and hopes by attention and good fare to
give satisfaction to his guests.
EZRA LAMBORN.
N. B. Horses taken at livery.
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New York, Nov, Extraordinary Despatch.-
The new schooner Exact, Capt. Bell, intended
regular trader between this port and Savannnh left
here, on her first voyage, Monday the goth ut and
arrived out in serenty,fpc hours from phagf to wha
She left Savannah again, with cargo of upwards Of
200 bales cotton, Sunday the 25th, and arrived up
at this city on Friday night having only been absent
f0esre days. This, will venture to soy, is Of
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-08

nRUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and Otfcndl,
in which included most of the recently discovered
French Chemical preparations, together with the principal
part of the most valuable medicines in of the first
quality and upon reasonable TERMS may be had at the
of the subscriber, No. 1886, Market street.
Nov 8. JOSHUA HARLAN.
NJ B. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded and
family medicines put up at the shortest notice.
He INDUCES belief that from his knowledge of and expe
rence the business he will be able give full satisfaction
Wilmington, Nov. 9h, 1928.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26
TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
ERInAx. March Ia
FIRST SESSION.

FRIDAY, March IA
SENATE. The 1923 Army Appropriation
bill was reported, without amendment, andcon-
sidored Mr. White renewed his motion to
strike out the appropriation of $1,000 for the
expenses of the Visitors Of tho Military Acade-
nv, which was rejected The bill was then or
dered to a third reading. and has since passed.
Adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE. The following Resolution passed
after debate, and amendment
ReSoiced, That the Secretary of the Treas
ury be directed to report to this House, list
of the persons appointed to examine the respec-
tive land offices. for the year 1923, 1924, 1873,
1926, and 1897, the amount of compensation IN
GLIDING exSenses, &c which have been allowed
to each and the number of offices examined by
each person in the respective years; and, also,
that he inform this House, what benefits result
from such examinations OF the land otfiees
SATURDAY, March 10.
HOUSE A message was received from the
President, transmitting the correspondence be-
tween the government of the United States and
that of Great Britain, on the subject OF the
claims of the two governments to the territory
of the Rocky Mountains.
MONDAY, March IL.
SENATE The bill granting certain relin-
ouished and Incorporated public lands to the
Stat. of Alabama, for the improvement of the
navigation of the Tennessee, Coosa, Cahawba,
and Rlacl Warrior RiuOrs; passed to be en-
crossed, p to 13 The bill to establish judicial
process in the States admitted into the Union
since 1859, was reported by Mr.. Van Buren,,
from the Committee on the Judiciary with an
amendment.
HOUSE The Tariff Bill was again taken
up and discussed.
The Committee of Ways and Means present
ed a report on the 10Th inst. in opposition to the
/ arguments of the Secretary of the Treasury in
! favor of an increase of duties on imports. The
! Committee estimate the loss of revenue frem
the proposed duties on cotton and woollen man
ufactures, raw wool, bar iron and hemp, "a ,000
coo per annum.
TUESDAY, March Is.
/ HOUSE. Mr.. Ingham addressed the House
at large, in defence of the Tariff Bill, as report
ed by the Committee on Manufactures, and ii
opposition TO the amendment of Mr. Mallary
During his remarks he was several times cal
led to order by the Chair.
No business of importance was transacted il
the Senate, on Wednesday or Thursday. 4
resolution, fixing on the Sth of April, as the da!
of adjournment, was lost without division.
In the House, on Wednesday az q Thursday
the discussion of the Tariff Bill was continued
Mr.. Johns, of Delaware, spoke in favor of MI
Malary's amendment, and Mr.. Hoffman, of
Y. supported the bill as originally reported.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-26

Ottenfels have been useless. Constantine
pie has now only the appearance of vast
camp, nothing is now done or thought of
commercial affairs. All the cargoes of grain
have been seized to provision the capital.
Force has been used to execute the order
enloining the subjects of the three nations to
leave the capital. The effect produced by
such an order on people, several of whom
have resided here for thirty years, may be
imagined. The number which have been
permitted to remain here, to finish the set
Element of their affairs, does not amount to
more than ten or twelve.