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Delaware journal., 1828-02-19
TOREEesN,
From The NeaU Fork .Aynerican, Feb. IS.


The arrival of the Canada last evening put US in po-
session Of our files Of London papers to the lst
January, inclusive, and Of the I'd from Liverpool.
by the Corinthan from London, papers of the I'd
January are received
The question OF peace or war, as regards Turkey
and the allied powers IL as unsettled as before ex-
cept in far, the withdrawal of the ambassadors
from Constantinoplc, which there is no reason to
doubt took place between the lst and 4th December
may be considered indicative Of determination tol
commence hosttles. As this is the chief matter
Of interest, and the interval between our European
advices has been unusually long, we present for the
greater cearness under the head of Turkey, sum
mary of what occurred at Constantinople after the
receipt of the intelligence of the battle of Navarin
up to the latest dates-togcther with some official
acts on both sides. From these our readers must
make up their own opinions to the probable result.
Our ow is, that the moment the Russian comman-
der on the Pruth is officially apprlsed of the depar
ture OF NJ. de Rbeauplerre from ConstantinopIe, he
will advance with his forces into Turkey. On the
the other hand, we surnise that Eng land desires to
protract the discussion, from an unwingness to see
the Russians making their way alone to Constantine
pie. Still all is yet matter Of conjecture.
TURKEY.
On the first of November, the news of the bat
tie of Navarino, having reached the Ambassadors,
but being still Unknown to the Porte, the Interpre-
ters Oh the tnree Legations repaired to the Porte,
and put the following questions to the Refs Efendi
1st. What the instructions that the Porte has
sent to lbrahim Pasha
Cd. In what light would the Porte consider hos
tile operations on the part Of the three squadrons
if occasioned by lbrahm Pasha persisting to retus
compliance with the declared will of the Allie,
Courts?
sd. Does the Porte persist in its refusal to acced
to the proposals made to the allied Courts
The Refs Efendi gave the following answers
lst. The Porte has not questioned the allied cour,
respecting the instructions they have given to tn
commanders OF their squadrons it. therefore, doe
not feel itself Obliged to communicate to the Cour
the instructions given toits General.
I'd. We hope that no hosties have taken plac
and we do not feel disposed to declare now what '
should do or not do in certain cases. people do n
give name to child before it is born, and its ST
known.
Sd. The Porte will never depart from the prn.
Pies it has already expressed.
On the same day the first accounts Of the battle
Navarlno were received by the Porte and the Al
trian lnernudico. The latter Immediately sent
the Refs Efend to urge him to bis utmost to d
suade the Porte from all precpilate measures I
Delaware journal., 1828-02-19
February IA.

February a.
In Senate, yesterday, the bill regulating processes
in the Court of the United States in those States ad
mitted into the Union since the year 1789 was taken
up the amendment proposed by ar. Rowan as
substitute, being under consideration. After along
discussion, the first section of the amendment was
adopted, and the second rejected.
In the House of Representatives, the House in
Committe of the Whole on the State of the Union
resumed the consideration Of the bill making appro-
priatons for the support of the Navy. Mr.. HolF
man moved to reduce the appropriation in the first
clause of the bill. with a view to prevent any in
crease in the number Of officers on shore waiting
for ORDERS" which he described as composing class
in which the inefficient, unqualified, and the unwor-
thy, were the majority The motion to amend, al"
ter much discussion, was negatiyed by vote OF los
to So. Some amendments were made in the bill,
on motion of Mr.. Nj 'DUFFIE: after which, the Com
mttee and reported the bill and amendments.
The amendments were then concurred in but no
question taken on the engrossment of the bill.
| AS Mr. Ingham moved to adjourn yesterday while
the motion to engross the Navy Appropriation Bill
was pending. it is probable that the attempt to re-
duce the appropriation will be renewed in the House
to day. If so, this will be the third day consumed
in effort, the success of which would be pernicous
to the most meritorious branch of national de.
fence and in the prosecution of which the reni o.
General Jackson are the exclusive actors.
1t will be seen by our report of yesterdays ~
ceedings, that notice has been given that tn IA
regulating the Tariff will be called up on Tu
next The evidence taken before the Commit
Manufactures, had been printed, and was la
the tables of the members yesterday.
Feb.
, In the Senate, yesterday, the amendment o
f by Mr.. Foot to the Rules of the Senate, gvil ina
S Chair concurrent power with the Senate t' cas-
G members to order. and sub;ectng his dec,ssior. f
h an appeal, was, attera long debate, adopted p
vote of 3 to IS on the fret branch and Of 40 to-
t on the second.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-19

and the Allied Courts, could not fail to affect the
Ambassadors with the most painful uncertainty
about the nature Of its actual dispositions. ln con-
sequence of this, always guided by the desire OF con-
tinuing, as far as depends upon them the ministry
of peace which has been conhded to them, but con-
vnced, at the same time, of the firm determination
of their Courts to establish tranquilty in Greece on
the only basis which can secure it, they invite his
Excelency the Reis Eaendi to declare to them,
without further delay, whether it is disposed to re-
woke Immediately the measures contrary to existing
treaties and whether, the better to prove its pachc
views, it adheres to the foregoing proposition OF the
undersigned !?
Delaware journal., 1828-02-19
CONGNESSIONAI..

February IS.
In the Senate. yesterday, the amendment offered
by Mr.. Foot, to the rules of the Senate. as to the
powers and duties of the Vice President was con.
sidered. A long discussion arose on the subject,
but decision was not made.
In the House of Representatives Mr.. Maarv Of
fered an amendme Mt to the bill to regulate the duties
on mposts which was ordered to be printed The
House, in Committee of the whole, on the state Of
Union took up the Navy Appropriation Bill, and af
ter some discussion, rose without coming to any
decision, and reported progress.
The Chairnanof the Committee on Manufactures
(Mr. Malaryl yesterday submitted to the House Of
Representatives an amendment to the bill lately re.
ported on the subject of the Tariff which be intends
to move in the committee of the whole, when the
bill, as reported, meets the decided disapprobation
of the real friends of the manufacturing and farming
interests, in several of its provisions. and especially
in those relating to wool and wooens The recon-
mendatons of the Harrisburgh Convention. on those
heads, it is believed, gave universal satisfaction
and Mr.. Malary has accordingly suggested those re.
concentrations as substitute for the clause report.
ed by the Committee. There are several other pro.
visions of the bill, the sole tendency of which is to
defeat the whole object sought by the manufacture
ers and farmers, which will hereafter come up for
discussion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-09
LnnI Cnr 81.

hEau ItFpL II Ehand Farm, 10 The co,,fv Of &: -
sud, within 20 miles OF chu,oud Ivny ,poo H. ~,
eIr sid OF Dover creek and reaching 10 ms.
oneieh Tor 'ai contains about 500 sce. OF which 90
'ef hoton OF tas hsbe grade rich pesso,y jand: ~;
we "a'H te red isDd ot excellent quality Oh. bslr
npfrsd with OAK This farm ranks among the beat avs.
"a product shsunds IN good WATER ,ntersestet
oJ t"s CNusl5 aud alnos the dnor Of
ieh afgId' ready supply OF meal through The ers,.;
o"1i'; OF summer, Sud osn, market fer ,J,,.,
Ifsut nee OF two years upJnit with toI.tf-
i"iLy, and knpYledge III the river oyuu,, y % t
NUTS o' Richmond shot'i enables the proprietor To .sv
nee, mat he h"heve there but s,,ns,,,,, -
we .er more htaily The DIV, linz hon, Sc !, nry, mn,
M M NE ,srm ,ny he 'oae .blo' Mr. Drew Rielmond @
mr. hnrntnt al Doytr-ml, Post Office; and Env an.
to see ~ is invited TO proprietor On ihe
Dec. Q. ''~'' y" 'S F't,n''ta
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-09
viRGlNiA FEMALE ACADEAiy

=" viz re COUNTY
VIE Pstnefsh'P between thu p.ncpa. II tbi,
beng dissolved by mutual consent all sums d,e o. 49,
are 10 ne PAID 10 ht Baker, who also ,ei,lr VII,
ae"'hd' may be uPoni and Continue the school a. uu,
JOSEPH Is. WARrE
A. ,... GEO. u. BAKER
mi. warse desou. OF taking charge of Su.il ,cbo
on ms own acct MIS- Wsiue III instruct the youn 90,
Toe more advanced will under the
~ Mho Will have no objection boarding. in fsn
n would prefer private education for teir rb;ldrs
PROVIDED ne may be permitted such ,diitian. r.
'am'hes an tie nesLbo hood shall 10 ,
remuneration. " " 500 "a "'oav sls
nus having cen employed during the last two xs.,
w he ehu'aiion i femsies, he de, reference H.,
osuon urhes ess'iy The Andrew. Jon.,
o1o,u, n % az "hose school he o..s.d for seven
a., s n'su sa''tsoo expressed by all who have attended
-. ~ 81 poyctVj wall II - pfe.umed, be .6ifi
No.. q "'si"a''h' JOSEPH u. WABNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-09

Nf4Y virtue u deed Of . executed 10 The sun, Nv
~ Dsnsmin Pslngrr q rrwhstan CoYniy and 1uly r..
corded ~ TOE court Of ssd County dated april
BAH sell 70 the highest bidder obc sneiivn on Ao-
d. ts 2eh of the Ptesn month Ostember ts2a Uset
OF od y,us IN s,d county, adjoining ;he land. John 4.
S.tsnop. John misr, The Benz rairore & others,
a,pug 90 sefe Iers s.o Two negro Damed
Phi srd fed much Of mentioned property
s.w be sufeie5, fay the due under The 'ad deed
- -us, tsih The interest due AMI eIpcrsgs u role
The ssie will be made a. Coys hisck smithshop hs
land sn5 o'clock Such title on.g sgsgt
70. 6. MORRISON -
III MILLER, ''u''eeA
gsep - faus.-
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Also
LnIll -, -

NY virtue Of decree Of the County count ,f E,.,.
80 nosnas on The i7h day Of November, is26 in ~,
w chshcery ,herea depeudosI shall on the IAN n,,..,
'ai not Of The neat far day sell to the highest b,dd
I'D 'he Ptemne' or credit Of twelve months fereens M
'u' "tcien 10 the costs Of suit which fnu,f h. 80
~ abI ihe tract VI lsnd deyed by The ls will and
oi yhh DOM, seDr Decd 20 John Dunn dee,
on "en ~ Samuel Josnson st Pteeu feside, suppo,ed
Is contain 80 acres NFf's'"-
th 7luebe btus tact of lend veil deserve. the s.n
"ou ." pueha.efa who may desfea healthy sud sn,.ab.
na,'yS ~ iocsted shout iics fellow fsppshsnaOeL IN
good nrisbtofhood, aDd about tvO miles defiant fon f
haYpshannOek river, from shich fth Oy.ter n
wtd fowl can he os4ioed ~ er proper The ,s
lsre add sdapied O. the culture Ofndifn corn -yhe,f
There on The isnd comfortable Dwelling luusf ne ne
estshfy out houses ard good orchard. -
bonds wiin ample security viii be required M nu,r
er payable 70 the parties restedAttns a. Oon;s,
co. usstf lhsIdtefee 4 vii congsy such oniy
ZACH u. CKIErENDrS
%,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-09

I't'btRE va hs school al my house The essuing
a c0ndr."d ~ hf WIN Ghltspie 10 a., scIos
ns s1kh we creek and Latu anssge. he hish,mstie
' tho,s bfsnehss oonsiHotiag good Eagh,h edus
tW sn1HiohaI sob ltg cau be received .o the eh.e
IN" IN, 'yl'Owos arms Board, Wairy Lodying &C. SDtt
'!s' Auen N The Greek and Islin sngrss i 6y .s,
e"s' N BpE'i,h vsnty dol, for re y h5s..ie yssy
q fm y u1pf fsssFy e. cay nay ling Mf 90 4Uplf
'n'i more TIA to- wSrk thai he boz he'd scvefs yes
eAprri'u snd to reei the aops ,.r7nisi. N hi %
''ion' Boar 'n oe had IN osr fepeeteble 'srfe,,s
County t0UNV CAstfrrIT {.
acc oi-wa~
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

.H"dftSer County Court Sept 1923. y
IN the motion Of Richard III Sesar late Sher;G nj -
- n'tte OF hr e's "i H. Hell decd II is ordeIsa
sHFs,e 10 The Richmond Enquirer the time anoo;nf
2" ny h'nI Tor the disibGan estats or Iler
nan deed, auons the several claimants. Uopy. T,s
Agrefahy to the above order, have sppo;n,s rtI
the I'd day Of April for the d.tribui m Of Ne
'' wv '''o u S'Dsa1S htCIfD NJ SEGAR, -
San and Con of lac estate
NJ oG Henry H. herman, de:'d
-,
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EAECUTOR'S SALE.

IL pu;osote Of the lest Wi, and Ts.t.n,,, 81 nj a..
~ borne DECD, will &c sold FRIDAY M. tot
me pfeine',, The tree, OF land ia D5widdie Lno,,
'ne osins ~ Fa9ht l distant about miles from ma
chez bidss and 10 from the CT. house ard nposed, w
tain about zoo acres 49, FFVseeio sott
ALSO,
On ThUrsdsy the 25tJ lost, the tract Of I,.5 =, s-,
yns on meherG river, ard containing between Sssef
70 'h attached most valuable sfisi nDilI The ons
OF which 'Till sI1o lie sold on that day. de.crirton ~
IAtt i thought unneess'sry, Is pre.unsJ III - .gt
posed to Pufe wall Examine for hem,eIye ieuis'
TeTGs,--A cfesi, u / 2 wears wi he .;vsn H., -,
.. "a 49, puIeEss-
Der o. S :" F" y 20, EbOf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-09

The .BessOge Acxandra Gazette "a tfiic
blue Adams pinD is JispJsol To- " pardon ibisi z,g
!efoi Mr. Gilesas in al probability j, will be DC
ja-i Which hc VIII mate'-Thc goutemau n, s.
takes his wishes for the (ac..Ife viii 10. be vc Y
well pleased 10 see, t!iBt Mr. g.. IS 45Out 10 eiy,
cr otieio "nCv Inst words" TO the Legislature 4.
we have n ver seen a set Of oye more c0Dplels
ydugcd ~ their own Glamour, than these a q,
az lia,ed Press s." We congfatulat n og IN, q,
ou ihc fe-e'es;loa of lho.r ia;ealcj victim.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-20

ever mielthe l. peehu,afy profits. They neser
vii Submit 10 e., o .~izafisr 10 the 81 Oh aud
tesi If Potomac. tie Pc pie ais rs neatly j"
nanimous In The support Vf the Adnin,stfhiio.,
in all or aus measures Of resistance. as II is poo.
sible tor them To ie on any nceasion. where IN
human mind i iefi FREE 10 exert itself upon az,
question. III. Federaiiss are almost unani,n-
Gus , for resonance. Think iir oppos,irtn, ~
she NJ ddle states, considerably ai,at.d since the
termination " the elrclions. How much then u
IL 10 he latnsuied, that tie nation should be tie
prived ofihe support Of III. Eastern section,
which k 80 important 20 tlis efficacy Of our 'ses-
surss
Nnhiu two or three days past J have rerslyz-
ed the movements Of The Opposition ~ the Sc
nate. by stating thai, II the President procla.
NATION. 70, extending B,i'ishaffped ,essels from
our waters, had been ite a.,, imp-,iirsni to
The accommodation of HE ahair OF the attack on
the Chesapeake. that would have formed 40 oh.
siacls shaievei 10 III, successful ter minstion OF
Mr.. Roses negoIiation-lbat an arrangement,
" i'll, has consrnI, WAS made for renewing that
obsiaf ls altogether out Of the case bul thai ~
soun ~ thai y As done, a iisi OF other hlmiliating
concessions was pr secuted, and n compliance
with II demanded before q word could be said Of
The pretended roparation. ! stated this fact as
derived aiioge=hsT ftem an Unofficial source /;
aud thai the L.secu i've did not kno. thai pos
sessed \ knowledge Of u. nor had the least reason
to conjecture The source uf my Information upon
The s%ui,jeoi. MI, Lloyd has, ia consequence of
this inlorans ION. laid a resolution Oh the table,
calling inpon the LreCuiiye ior al infofmel cor
respontenoe respecting Mr.. Roses oego,fat1n.
The rrsululion viii not pas aud, npon inquir,
| believe he brgins 10 think Thai b has been rn-
iher prrcipitste. Instead Of calling up hi. reso.
luton yesterday, he len the Seaale Chamber,
and NJ. White, " no seconded his motion, inif
D.sisd that he WAS indisposed. fs looked rs
vel IN usual in The early part of the das. !
shall give the substance Of my observations IN
the discussion upon whlcA this disclosure was
made Ia the public, aud will forward 10 you the
ne~spapc' ia shicl, they snail be first printed.
foo'~iii find, irdn the accompanying speech,
winch was very reluctantly called lfom IN that
we have been obliged % resoli 10 strong mca-
sures for enforcing the Embargo laws. II I'M.
snsech should be thought worth printing IN your
nes spaprr viii ynu he good enough to lmn,sh
the printer with tins corrected coy ! IN my o
the' speeches there are several material typo.
graphical errors. lie pleased, Sir, 10 accept as-
suranees of my sincere friendship.
WM b. GILES.
Hon y q. ADAMS Boston.
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IMPORTANT FROM COLOMBIA.


NEw Yoak. NovGMBtK 9-ne have Jus,
received. by the brig Tampico. Captain
Fish, arrived in n short passage froni Car
~thageua, the news ola dangerous conspra.
cy. headed by San,ander and Padi' a, agapa,i
the HE Of Bolivar. Our papers have fol- ac.
counts of this tagieai affair, but we have no
tue at present 10 translate, The following let.
ter. Tor which We are indebted 10 the polleness
ola mercantile friend in this city, is from a CT
,izen ofthe United States, who is we'll acauain.
ted with all the affairs OF Colombia, and who is
capable OF Judging as TO The result of this nnhap.
py transaction. II contains, also, all the impor.
tant particulars.
Extract Of ap,isate letter, received per the
Tanpico, arrived this evening daied
'~CAETUAsENA, Oct. Is, 1928.
81 hand you herewith n Gazette. containing
a pretty full account of a conspiracy that broke
out III Bogo'a last month, in which, | regret TO
sa, many men OF high military rank were en-
gagged. Among others, the late Vice President.
General San,ander, and general PadiIla. The
latter was AT the time a prisoner, and under trial
lon his conduct in Carthagena in March last.
and of whic, ou were Q witness. The last sc.
counts from Bogota stated that FIVE OF he ring.
leaders had been executed, and no doubt the
! Vice Presidents, and Palilta viii share lae SAM,
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ARRIVAL OF THE HORNET.

Pensacola, Oct. 2s.-Ihe U. 5. 81 10 Rcrp.t
A CLAxros ESQ. Commander, arrived al this
Port. last evening, from n Cru 2e.
BY the arrival Of the Hoinet, we learn that
the comnotions which havr Tor some time pas
agitated the Republic ofMextco, are shout com
lag 20 an cod Ten. Santa Arna who had rails
ed the standard oil revolt, was LETT blockaded il
the Castle OF fero'e with a thousand troops, by
General thncon with an overwhelming force
and his TALL MAS daily exuecied. The publ,
mind mad become tranquiIred and business " a,
reviying.
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ABOUT the time when Murphy so successful
y attacked the stage-snuck heroes in the pleas.
AM ia'ce OF lie .1ppregiAe. an eminent paul.
'ercr went TO u spouiing club in srarch OF li:
servant: who ne understood vas TINT evening Ia
maze us aeor9 ti lear. and entered tie room
a. we "one'' when Dick. was e1clanning "
=" - n"S-you canrot touch me Tor coming
NO. OF" dog, cried the enraged master,
c.""ls 'ne mai monarch by the collar. " but ]
ca" Tor not picking the ducks"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-20

PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION.

ELEClloH'
The hard fought battle ,s over, and "e"'
andrew Jackson is destined 10 be the NV
PRESIDENT of the United States. We a%nnoune"
'ho TACT with regret, because it Is a rtS"'
'Fensnt with the most dangerous appreh''
s'ons, and we believe will De attended ny NV
worst couseguences-but, without moI''neS
ton, as we have done every thing III oU'
power To preventit.
If any person should regard the course 'h'P'
per will pursue towards the next adnml'fr"'"'
vt Importance enough to make the enquiry
reply, that il will be exactly what the eou'''
OF every paper should be-approval where
Ua-condemnaiion, where we must II
were 10 do otherwise, nnd ,un ite ourselves w"
an opposition which would never cease 10 eo"
PLAN. whether the measures of the adinlh's'N
ION were wright tr wrong, we should ne wv"
the vsry thing which We have so frequently ~"
loudly condemned ID others. We hope tha'
shall be disappointed in our anticipation'' -"
mat we shall never be compelled TO reso'
the language Of complaint. /
We shall continue to give the retarns as la
AS they are received.
From the National inteilisencer, no" :
OHlU.
We have no additional returns of consequent
Our present impression is, without being os"%
means confident in il, howeyer, that the Ao""
r. eeiors have succeeded.
KENTUCKY, III
Inc returns received show a cons'he,"'
an, SINCE the Ansust Election, tor the JaeN
'ckei, which we ~jLeline 10 ihinA, has sroe's~'
n that State.
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p0LITICA
IIIlsRS FROM Mn. oiit.S
ANS
psasg ths Session Of Congress rbieh eo'na's"eea
koocsiber ]. isUs

psaixg the Session Of Congrrss rsieh ooiaa'e"ee'
koocuber ]. isus
WAsa,soIos, Nov 7. isos.
pt,r SnR Permit ne 10 the undisg"i,en
spiti, 81 fr,sadship. "a express 10 yonHs 'ek.s's
NJ not meeting you IN the seas c ehs'h's' ''.
,,ouiinp. n gret yoar al,sente, not ohiy OH
-tauns NJ fhr pleasure Iad sooie '''tir since an
sIri,aietl by cooperating vi Won b. p"'so'ng
such measures ~ might be dssinra nss' ef'eo's
ted 10 n,ounte the g,nrrsi "f'iH g ma U" nc
count of the actual loss our en'm'' "hs s''.'"
ell ,s being depttsea OF ,ot'' important "'''efs,
=. +. u.,,en ,uo, ~hsn u s,aad. faust IA need
6fifem. I'll
a.. rerrs, To 6nd that the purity aud di.ir'
t..,.ans., of the motives which dictated spsr
s,.r..b,ic conduct. and which, siih IRA, plea
-. can attest, should not ltave shielded you
am tne mos, unmsuted reprsachss.
g.t ~ tunes like these. wl.a the passions are
,,;ny,,iu,ed into action by 81 many eoienrIins
,au.es. truth an | justice srrm 10 b" to ally NV
,,,.va,,i,d aud private cha,ncief 70 be the sport
.n,,,x .easa,iIay. Indeed. thn holy temple H.
al, ,toss no, tepn, ,oo saci cd Tor PROCLAMATION ny
a.. mad s,nbt,,ei Of niuriateh denhagoeu's. !
.,,ed,utly hope, housver, tina, orr country will
NO, long sustain the loss Of your able and unre-
,,,tied c~xertians IN rs favor hat thai, ~ SION
a. the hubble ,~loiusrhn shali have vanished. YOU
SsiIl araii aipear uf'oii the fhesffe OF pub'ic hie'
ANN ,,t.i ivy an increased confidence OF ihr M.
tau, aud thas rnab d 10 render Il sal greater
se,v,e,s il,an on have heretofore done. Aeo"'
Saenoe sec,sssui, resulting from The hrm, 1u.
,l,c,es.. aud iniep.ndeni conduct 700 have late
4, sted. uoi only TO the American Peoplc.
but 10 the aorld.
he plessed. s,. TO accept assurances OF my
high CONSIDERATION, aud ,inesrf priso''hi frgaids'
.Iss WIN h. GILES.
IIon. ions Qnisey Apiis, boston.
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RETURNS.
IN VIRGINIA.

[ u The counties are arranged 10 alphsbe,i
cal order, for the more ready reference of the ,.,
der and, where il IL MOI Otherwise slated IL.
returns are complete. We have not yet summed
up the nnmber of votes, every mail bringing n
corrections in the returns represented to have
been fully made, aud completing those which hn,
been given Gully 10 pe4.I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-20
WASHINGTON. Jan. q, 1909.

DEAR SIN: Your lishiy valuable iayor OF
tie 9th uliimo was duly received. AMI | have
given the mos, respectful attention TO lis con.
cents.
Whilst the course pursuing in Massachpsc,,s
excltes my establishment, II, al the same time
slracts my most serious thoughts and anxie,ies.
| sl,ohid be disposed TO CRAFTY the Eastern PEG.
nle IN almts s. any thing, consistently with the
.s-ira,ion 0f our s~lationoi honor and isd.pend.
soce. These cannot be sacrificed uDdei any cir.
cnmsfances. TIE very course pointed oui Ly
tl,rm would. in n pecuniary polnt Of view. br the
most advantageous TO myself. ind, ldualiy. and
6, the People generally in the par Of the coun.
try | live ~. Flour Is our principal espuri
and il is the OIL, article of American exn,rrs
wlid, would not be immediately depressed il,
Price. IN ,he British, markets, upon raising IA.
Embargo. The People are sensible of ,his, bu.
.l,c,s Z ou,d disdain a trade cfdepeatcnce, what.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-20

IL The above list embraces NIL the counties
in the State except five, aud contains more than
5000 votes. Jackson's present majority Is a
bout $1,000, ind We suppose will be about AZ
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