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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
MILL CREEK HUNDRED.

There was meeting of the friends of tine Adminstra
lion Mt the Mermaid on Saturday last at which from one
IN vo Hundred present, composed in great measure
Of the bone and sinew of the Hundred This is the same
Hundred Of which Mr. John Harlan ed last year that
he knew hut Ffvs Adams men in it. How nightly have
thew increased and multiplied since. Indeed men of good
information now claim the majority for the Administration
We to have their proceedings for the next Paper
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Tie following descriptive article IS COPIED from
The. Cincinnati Gazette, Of the 18th. INST. -,
The result Of the Louisiana and Kentucky Elec-
tons has produced very unhappy erect upon the
hprntcs of the West. IL Is amusing 10 WITNESS .he
effect in this city, which seems not unlike that o
tie new southern disease called .he ae"sue,r
'rh,re i, shiyering and paslcal affection oI the
,yhnls sysem. a,peculiar dullness of the eye, and
heayness Of couteuance thatindcateg reatlnternal
characterization. An uncommon camness, or quiet
mage If temper is also manifest, which succeeds
treat prevous restessness and activity Dur'hS
she ,hree first DAYS of last week, there was much
,rni,pinu Of the street, excitement oi physosnohy
eyjdeuclng high expectation, accompanied WIN an
half satisfied chucke, expressive OF an oPhoh tha'
the ground lust in Louisiana was reuee''eo ~ Nou
lucky. Strange reports were circulateu' anu "oh
dsrnus things obtained credence. But towards the
c,nsa NJ the week this hustle subsidized. The lnsur-
,nce nitioe was almost vacated. The peoples lead
ers and dcators the great OF the CITY, the car
natnrs the scribbcrS, the lockers after office, and
tha hnsv bodies for the sake of being busy, the
dunes. and those who duped them, fell away iro"
the rendezvous. And we may well suppose tnat the
scrihes are preparing an appropriate circuiar' "
That the election in Kentucky, like that OF
fou;s;ana. is no test and that in November trl-
umnh,nt victory awaits the Hero. Thus hoping TO
NOV, a sinking cause, by infusng into others that
None which they can no longer cherish themselves
e
The above represents the Jacksonltes oil whining
ton. as correctly as those OF Cincinnati.
The Kentucky Commentator remarkns upon '"e
election says .,oo,;on ,ye
In one particular concerning the late elec. non we
have been disappointed. We were under e'e lu,,
pression that the jackson party contained numerous
individuals whose principles and feelings were such
that they could not be induced, under any croun II
stances, to support such politician as w1a," f,.
Barry Such were their professions ao Ty and 1ro
'geeks Ihs ' tSa az of their COUNTIES, her
votes for Barry, was perfectly revolving to them
As much as they we're devoted to Jackson then they
the State to his personal ambon--and they viewet
the election Of Barry as involving that sacrifice
was our firm persuasion that these correct SEM.
u.e.ts would induce those who teN theI'' az 'eas'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26


detection of Mr. Aatns any STAG IN Ms u npn
The majority in the Legislature d. letI and u. s.
Senators, friendly the administration Will be continued
That the Combination will be defeated, every day
affords US increasing evidence. But much more
Notifying probability awaits that portion OF 1t
which has taken part in this struggle, with the hope
of advancement. Among the number Of their follow
ers are many thousands who have been decevedwith
their statements, but who, gradually, are getting
their eyes opened, and only want further light to
abandon them altogether. The present admnistra
tration party will not only be much increased, as
people see things in their just light; but it must,
in the nature of things, be strong, united and dura-
BILE for years to come. The American system must
and will prevail, and another census will assuredly
increase the relative strength Of the friends OF 1t.
Ancient divisions, in places may be slightly revived
but not successfully. Ultra federalism and ultra de-
mocracy after uniting heart andAaRd IN favor OF Gen
Jackson, can never resume their former positions.
The moderate and rational Of the old parties, now
found on the side of the Administration, will natu-
rally act in concert and the deluded, mls'niormed'
and inconsideratc, among the herotes, will gradual
y increase their number, as they sec the present
error Of their ways. A party more respectable and
durable than that now forming, friendly to the adj
ministration, has not existed since the formation Of
the Governmental many may join it, from its
numbers and from the circumstances that it will bt
the prevailing party, would be difficult to estimate
Wehave heard and daily hearing from certain quar-
ters, the extravaganza Of the present Administration
every person DESTROYS of correct information on TINS
subject read attentvey, and compare the statements in
the essay the opposite page, signed Pnbhc Good
edrawn from ocal documents-Figures never lie, tho
|" politicians will"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
The Young Men

OF the Borough of Wilmington and its vicinity
fendy to the Administration of the State and Gem
eraI Government, are invited to meet at the Town
Hail. THIS Tuesday evening thafpast z O'clock
on business of Importance.
Tuesday August s6, 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
LOUISIANA.

In soans ana th as @ the people The
from each Of to yota tor
mus; ssass ss Sos: s@sa
members OF sne districts and the person in each dis
residing number Of votes than any other cam
ddate, is duly elected. n o.sana being, beyond
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
ADMINISTRATION MEETING
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.

TUE tends of the admnistration IN .Ne Castle Coun-
III are notified that in of Resolution passed at
he County Meeting 18th of June last an adjourned
Meeting will be held at the RED LION NN' on SIT
TTR MY The 18th of September next, 10 O'clock A. M
IN business relative to the ensuing General Election
u" N'''''o GEORGE CLARK, Chairman.
p p1.a + c Sasn:., Secretaries.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
STEPHEN WILLIS,
GEORGE PLArT, n. Comm'sd'or'ers.
BENJAMIN WHITELEY,S

statement of the Road Of White Clay Creek Hun.
dred, New Castle County, for the year 1877
James Robinson Collector in account current with Road
Commissioners, 1897
June 1lh To of Road Tax levied for this year On
S15o 400. so at so cts on the 100 dollars. S797 o.
Contra Or.
A'~'' ''' ~ ~'' son. Collector, Se4 ~
SEPT ~ o ny ~ SUPERVISOR us 80 ~ $40 ssa
9. &c Sfenhen Willis r. Commis'r. 10 SO
9, &C George pIatt. do. IS 80
I" Benjamin whitley do; Is 50 {
1909 &c philip Wilson Supervisor, 1872 ~
june - n on Ino dolsrs. 81 II
Commissions allowed. o. 70
Balance due from Jas. Robinson, late Col oS 80
S797 OF
GEORGE PLATT, H. Comnns"oners
BENJAMIN WHITLEY, }
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26

A STATEMENT Of the Road accounts Of White Clay
Greek Hundred, Newcastle County, for the year 1896
James Robinson, Collector in account current with Road
Commissioners.
5h to Of Road Tax levied for this year,
10 at 6U cts. the 100 dollars, subject to Err
rors and Commissions, 1866 80
Deer. %, to balance due from 1925, 81 O44
1897. Feb. %, balance due j. Robinson, COL 81 Az
$1,000 81
1926. Contra, Or.
May 81, BY order in favor Sam'l Hopper, Sl2 IS
Oct. g. by order in favor the Estate Of David
Armstrong, decd. 8 %
i" Nathaniel MEOW, o9S SO
Philip Wilson, S57 40
George Platt, IL So
I1827, Stephen Willis, 10 -
Feby. % by Or. in favor Robt. 10y, admir-. of Ma
thanel M'Coy, dec. one of the Superrs. 43 q
+" Philip Wilson, Supervisor Soy S8
~ ner 600 '''' IS IA
! BY commissions allowed. ~ %
$1,000 81
| STEPHEN WILLIS,
GEORGE PLATT, , II. Comm'so'01ersa
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26

DELAWARE. MARYLAND & NORTH CARO-
LIMA LOTTERY.
4st Class, draws in the Borough Of Wilmington
on Saturday next, the soth inst.
SCHEME.
I prize of $4,000, Of $500, l Of 1880, Of
1000, Of 800, 10 Of 100, SO Of 40, 70 OF ~ 70
of Is. $50 of 8. and 4446 Of S4.
Tickets 81, Half So, Quarter 81, Eight so.
To be had in variety Of Numbers. at
E. BARKER'S,
Prompt and Lucky Office, No.7i' Market street
Wilmington, Del. -. -
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26

doubt about tyo THOUSAND Louisiana is Tor the ire
election of Mr.. ,,tans.as any sa'l IN Ms U npn.
The majortyin the Legislature d. lletl, and u. s.
Senators, friendly the administration, Will be continued
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
German incn, etc.


4 Bales huraps assorted
= 49, '.SO''d"', Jors. ivSot'Su at" m >a'e ny
s MESSERSMITH
Who has in store and offers for sale,
200 packages teas, consisting ofY. Hyson in chests
half chests and ten catty boxes. Of various inn
portations, and part Of superior quality
GunDowder and imperial in chests half chests to-
and ca,ty boxes and boxes each containing
from - to 2Ocanns of 2 III. do do
Pnwchong in ch-sts and halfchcsts-
SO hhds Mu.covado and New Orleans sugars,
80 bbls part of prime quality
IS bag, Pore REQ, Havana and Java coffee
Cogn.c brandy in pipes entitled 10 debehture
Holland gin in do
jamaica ram in lhds
w. l. molasSes do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemon. and grapes
Sicily madeira vine in pipes ofsnrerior quality
Glow 20 close salt.s)
Sweet malaga IN o.. casks do
French madeira do do
b kris and Laphams chocolate
Bristol porte vine bottles, SC &c. nov l9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
EloriAa land Agercy.

TIME Subscribers have opened office in the City
Il Of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale OF
Lands IN the Territory Of F20rj0a.
Such the peculiar character Of the lands in Flor.
da and their productions, that yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons at remote dis
tances from this Territory, in relation their trpe cha.
racttr.
The subscribers will make the most mnute exami.
nations Of the public lands vacant, ell those
which NAV hereafter be offered for sale. They will
prepare themselves with maps Of ali the coed lands,
and with uchinformation ma. be interesting to pur
chasers.
The lands advertisedfo for sale in December next EN-
brace very interesting cotton o. the Territo, be
ing situated arthes, South and Fast Of any public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States; ard in
region of country admirably adapted to the growth
OF the grand staples Of our Territory; sugar cane and
sea island cotton, well the rearing of the silk.
worm, and the cultivation of the orange and olive
One of the subscribers having been engaged in the
surveyor that country, is well acquainted with most
of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon requsi'ion, either enter
purchase lands and all leters addressed to them,
ipostpaid) will be promptly attended to.
REFE,RENrES
Col. JAMES GApspEs, Tallahassee, Florida.
Col. joan GAMBLE, aichmord, Virgins,
| Hon. A G DADE, Prince william County, Virginia.
Msior BYRD C. Willis, Fredericksburg, Frp mia,
| Joas HAcRAE, Esq. Prince william County, Va and
| Major w. T. THonsTox, Alexan ria, ID. C..
C. BRON >UCH,
/ HENRY WASHINGTON,
J Tallahassee. ~ is27ht al y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
New EaN Goods
Coffee, Sugar, etc.

Coffee, Sugar, etc.
IANlA Lbs coffee
4SVbp Is hhds sugar
70 Packages tea. consisting Of GunPowder, m
perial. Young Hyson and Tyson Skin
Is or ca>kSwlne, VI Madeira, CoImensr, Ma
laga and Port, for sale by.
J s. J. DOUGLAS,
Who have Just received few bushel, fresh up country
YYNOTWI SEED.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
More fresh DR., Goods


IL YLE& DAWSON, have received by the last arri.
h walls from New York, AN additional supply of sta
pie and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part of the fol-
lowing articles:
Extra super blue cloths
Supcrhnc steel mixed and olive do
Blue cassimercs and pesse cloths
Crimson mcrecns
cases a'lirs' bolrars
do white merino long shawIs
] do scarle: do do do
do square sliawls assorted colours
bales Sd brown shifting
do 7.S do do
Blue, black gros de nap extra quality.
Coloured do do
Florcnces assorted COLOURS
Satins do do
] case lawns, some extra fine
! do apron checks do do
81 blk and white bobinett lace
large assert ment of ginp's and piping cords
A and 4 checked musIins, beautiful goods
A and 4 null muslins, extra fine
A large assortment of swiss muslin capcs and col,
lars needle work
Foundation mislins
Mems white silk woods and beaver gloves
do English buckskin very superior
Six bobinett lace yeils large size and elegant
rich borders.
Together with their former stock, enables the IT. to
offer almost every article in their line, fte latest
POI stations. Purchasers invited 20 call and exam.
inc fore they purchase elsewhere, they will find is
% their adyo ntape
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
Furniture and Mahogany.

J3uES GREEN-C7E!hET MIXER,
UAs on hand at his nanufactory, on Royal.street,
VI few lonFs south OF KING genera assortment OF
r,suioNARJ FURNITURE of hisOwn manufac.
Nv If Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails
e. nomingo curl and shaded mahogany plank and
veneer '7ho, ~ r
Copa yarnish, sacking bottoms & Cords &c all OF
viii he ,,Id low FOR cash or the usual credit TO
nupctu.I customers.
TYR MING Of ercry tir1nea'iy e-seufe' dec If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14

RYE AND CORN
PURCHASED At TIE
STEAM MILL
ON CONWAY'S WHARF.

'NSKNtlNai.
rsVHE subscriber Ia emovC his 9urton Sore from
4 Janney's wharf TO thar spacious three stor, fire.
proof brick W rrhause At the corner cf King and st
A,aph street. and reyr'y opposite the Mechanics
Bank where he eferS IT, tic piece or 1uckaee only,
) and 81 20 at har Kets, "a TO I5-4 rose DO
Dr,b MI olive rof Is fancy prints
Ban,lano h!kfs, bis six do crimson morccns
Black, brown au, iXt broad cloths
Ravens luck che Ks and stripes
Book muslin Ds,h :'Grhs
Shad and herrlngt ne
casks MalaSa wine
s bbs bottiug crab cider
10 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
Ladies' morocco shoes, mems leather do
Drab and black WOOL hats, upper leather, stoves
Tobacco, oars, quantity of hooks, one piano
Secretary and book cases, chairs one sidchnaid
Fender, pen knives, and many othe. articles.
All being consignment, will be old a, lowest il
mts at private sale, for cash, or on us,i credits.
GEO JOHNSON
George johnson still retains counting room, &c.
on Iann.y's wharf, where h, VIII be found III ne
cessary times, for the transaction of Comns us
ness feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14

l. of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale of
Lands in the Territory Of Florida.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14

Mackarel, Rum, &c.
oo Bhls No. l and fall mackarel
~ 20 tierces \. Z. rum
hhds Jamaica do
pipes old London brandy, 8 years old
do do Weispgin
90 bbis crab cider
5 sacks soft shell almonds. Just received and
for sale by "a.nH" 1n'' IN
Store,
20 hhds whiskey
10 bblS do
10 cases pound lump tobacco, warranted
10 kegs Leiper's snuff
4 chests Gunpowdertca
cases tooscap and ietterpaper
boxes pipes
$50 boxes soap Gee ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-14
CHARLES BENNETT


WAS imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here,
.ni the Cambria, at ~ York. the following goods:
Which are aered for sale the owestt terms for cash.
nrspproved notes, on the usual Credit
Colts blankets, 5, 5! and point
rose do from 4 TO l3-f
"a and Ga fIushings
Extra superiine black, navy blue and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double milled drshs
SchoEeld's hannels and baises
Kcrseys and Forrest cloths; Swanslown and toile-
nett yestings
a., S land So Venetian stair and passage car
peting
Shal andherrng seine Irvine, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
P,tcn, threads, assorted from No Toto 80
which with his stock of goods on hand renders his as
sor,ment pretty general
pine annie and Double Go~tes CHEESE OF first qua.
H., IF sept 10
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-25
DoMEsTICK NEWS.

The returns of votes for Electors in this
State, have been examined by the Govern
our and Council, and ascertained to be
5000 1886 for the Adams ticket, and
60l6 for the Jackson ticket. The scattered
votes were few. No returns were received
from the towns of Andover, in the county of
Essex; Western, in the county of Worces-
ter; southampton, in the county of Hamp-
shire Ludlow, in the county of Hampden ;
Charlemont, in the county of Franklin !;
Hancock and Savoy, in the county of Berk-
shire Nantucket, in the County of Nam
tucket; and Truro, in the county of Barn
stable. The returns from the towns of East
Sudbury, Groton, Pepperell, Reading Low
ell, Charlestown, Maiden, Weston, and ORA
cult, in the county of Middlesex; and Han
over, Plymouth, Halifax, Kingston, and
Hanson, IN the county of Plymouth, were
rejected, not having been seasonably made
The people of Rhode Island have chosen
four Adams electors, by a large majority.
In Newport the votes were 29l for Adams,
and Sc for Jackson.
1t appears from the Woodstock Observer,
that Horace Everett, Esq. gentleman high
ly esteemed for his talents and worth, is
chosen member of Congress, for the third
district in Vermont In all the towns of
this district except two, he has 2912 votes,
Mr.. Wales 1900, Mr.. Collamer 738, Mr..
Aikens 200, and there are IS scattered.
In the 4th district there is, again, proba-
bly,, no choice. In the choice of Electors
in Vermont, the Administration ticket is
said to have six seventies of all the votes.
NEw-YoRK ELECTION. The St. Lawrence
District has given majority of about 200
for two administration electors. The cleo
toral vote of the State stands, therefore, 20
for Jackson, 16 for Adams. The Albany Ar
gus says:
0fthe members Of Congress are GER
tainly for Jackson, and if Mr.. Wright is
elected, (of which there is some doubt] 49,
besides the election of the Jackson candi-
date to supply the vacancy in the Duchess
District)-ll for Adams, and A anti-ma-
sonick.
Qfhe Senate are for Jackson, Ad-
ans, | Adams and anti-masonick, and 8 an
lti-masonick.
OfHe House-80 are for Jackson. SO for
Adams, ID anti-masonick, / not known, and
vacancy.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-25

NUGAE ANTIQUAE.


MEssRs EDIToRs-I saw in the National Eeis
Of the l2th inst. [see last page Of this paperl an
extract from an early record by which it appears
that in 1868 /" Jonas Fairbanks tried for wear
ing great boots, but acquitted This Jonas
was probably the man who came to this town and
subscribed the town covenant March u 1862 and
was killed by the Indians in Feb. 1916. Why
Jonas was acquitted it does not appear He was Of
small means, and therefore did not belong to the
favoured class He seems to have possessed the
ambition SO prevalent in every age and so natural
perhaps, of reaching beyond ones SELF Yes, Jonas
was ambitious ambitious of gaining distinction by
dress. This was much more pardonable than ma
NJ of the ways now followed to gain notoriety.
Gould Jonas but be permitted to wear great boots
the of his ambition would have been salts
fed hwould seem very harmless thing to be
INDUCED in this, and somewhat arbitrary to say to
citizen of goodly leg walk not in great boots.n
The prohibition was contained in a law of the
colony passed in 1861. As this may not be known
to many of your readers and as amater of curiosi-
ty, have copied the law from the volume publish
ed in 1852 and viii thank you to publish it, If you
have room, in your paper with the original orthog-
raphy. Sumptuary laws are of early date. They
are to be found among the Greeks and Romans, and
in the younger day of modern Europe In the
reigns Of Edward the Sd and 4th, and of Henry the
8h there were statutes against picked Shoes short
doablets, long coats, &c. &c. These were al re-
pealed at the beginning of the 18th century some
years before our ancestors came to this country.
The subject of sumptuary laws is of some interest
to the curious inquirer, as showing, perhaps in as
marked degree any thing else in the laws of a
country, the state Of publick feeling and sentiment
connected in small degree with the moral habits
and cast Of the age. It is amusing to observe in
the colony law below quoted how much Of the arti-
fetal distinction Of rank kept place with our
tors, though they had left the land of Inonarchie
more than twenty years before, and though they
had become sepdratists Of the sternest class This
was at time when royalty had been overthrown
at home and when Cromwell was in his high
and palmy state at a time when republicanism,
but not true liberty, bore sway. Probably many
prosecutions under this law may be found in the
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-25

~
orders hare been MADE 1y M's Court,
against eIcess IN aPpairet, ooth 81 n,enS
feonesii,'chtch mare nor taken that eject, as
fcere TO De desired, 6it on The contrary, ace
cannot QUITO our graet, take notice, that
:ntoaefdote ercess, y bravery hath erept
q, upon us, and .:9 amongst peo-
PIE q mean conquton, TO The daShonour
q God, the scandal OF our profession,
he consumption Or estates, and dttogeth-
en- naSuata6se TO oar poverty: And al
mo"gh 'ce acknowledge II to be matter
81 much d!Dicutty, IN regard o. The blind
ness q mems minds, and the Stubboraess
metr a0'uS' 10 SET dotcn enact Rules, to
co'ytne at sorts OF persons, get tce cannot
oM account ~ our duty, to commend an-
10 da sorts 81 persons, the sober and mod
craze use q those blessings, totich beyond
erpectotson, me LORD hdth been pleased,
70 aDorG u''to US an thts acatderness, and
also % declare our utter detestation 8 DIS
tMe' that men or 'comea Of mean co,adi-
.tca, Saotes0 toSe upon utem me gd'0 81
, uenuen,eH, ~ occurring goia or sllvar
lace' or buttons, or points at their knees,
OF TO walk IN great boots, or acomen Of
Ae same rda6e' 70 acear SILK or tyfiany
MOODS, OF scarIes' ioe,ch thoush afto.cGote 4
% persons % great estates, or more liberal
edac9tton, yea zee cannot 6W Judg 1t
n ,..o an persons o. s,'ch ls6e con-
a1.oh. ~ is therefore ordered by this
oourt ana the authority thereof. That nc
person "ltnln TINS jurisdiction, nor any Of
IueI TelatlonS depending upon them, whose
visible estates real g. personal shall not ex-
coed the true g. Indifferent value off ,co hmm
dred pounds; shall wear any gold or silyar
lace, or gold s. silvar buttons, or anv bone
lace above two shillines per ua,d. or s;lk
hoods or scarEs, upon the penalty of ten shat
ings for every such offence. and every
such delinquent, to be presented bv the
grand Jury; find forosnt,tch as distinct &
particular rules, an this case suitable to The
estate, or quality of each person. cannot ens;i,,
be g;pen. Ii is further Ordered hv tbo -
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-25
LANCASTER.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1928.
TnANKsaIviNa. On Thursday next the

AHANh5dIVINu. On IHuTSudy HeAt tIe
people of this and some of the neighbouring
States will meet together, under the au-
shortly of an ancient and pious example, to
render a tribute of gratitude and praise to
the great Giver of all Good, for his manifold
'favours. On that day we hope many donors
viii enjoy " the godlike luxury fdoing good"
for though the charities of life were never
in fuller exercise in any country than among
us at this time, there are many poor hearts
to be made glad by their presents. May
the duties and reflections of the day lead us
all to just estimate of the blessings we en-
low
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-11-25

The editor of the New York Enquirer
says, the use made of the masonick ques-
ton, that is, the excitement about the sup.
posed murder of VIM. Morgan, lost the
Jacksonites SIR Electors.