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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
5000 PERChES OF
BUILDING STONES.

The Stones are 10 be obtained on The land
of the u. :. from Quarr,es already open aud
easily worked; and are To bo deiivercd at the
places, snd ON the parts oi the work, where
ihey are to be laid--whieh viii require a
transportation of about hall a mile.
The delivery TO Commence BY the lst oi
sepiembsr neat; three Thousand perohes TO
be delivered during the present yeal and lhe
remainder before tho hrs, day OF jude, le2J.
Samples, which viii be referred To IN all
inspections, may he seen ut the Port, who're
any information touching the subject may be
obtained. JOS. q. TO11LN, MAJ. Engs.
Br LII Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Ilarbor,
july ~, ls2e.
The publishers of the Newport Mercury,
Providence fatrloi and American, Boston Ia
trio,, New London, Middle,cwn, Hartford,
and Stonington tCon) papers, New. Bedford,
Fall Riyer, Salem, aId 4 aunton papers, viii
please insert the above notice for weeks
July 81.
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AUGUST z, 1928.
NEW and CHEAP
Ge0U8.

Long and square mo variety;
rino Shawls, ..t Black Lasting and cir.
Rich fancy Silk hdkfs ! cassians,
French Eng llsh and Stout black silk and
American calicoss; MarseIlIes vestinR,
English ,Ginghams, ! silk flag, black Lo.
great variety; vaniino and Ger
Pom locs, Grapes, Flo. man Silk hdkfs
rences, Gro dc nap Supori. blue cassi
Silks; mere a. Broadcloth
Fine cambric dimnies !, Irish Linens Of u su
Bobbinelt Lace, perior manufacture,
Jaconet book, Swiss cheap;
muslins. o.. Irish Shee,ings, Ia.
Brown Bonnet cam bic Linen,
brics, Striped Jeans, Linen
Rich gro dc Nap rib drilling,
.-y,.is, yCresn Rn;:king for
Betting ribbons and floor clo'ts,
fringed belts, Enelish * american
Silk and cotton bo. Sea Island SbirtIng
., siery, Blue cassniore. suita.
sphiif Sr5wn. olive Bile Coz Esys-, cheap;
horsGskin Gloves; A great variety OF
Black double silk lace Broadoloths, CesNi.
Vols, ( mcres. SatiinottN
Shell combs, a great &c. &c.
JUST RECEIVED from .NEW. YORK,
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Stone MasOns Wanted.

N2ANTED 40 STONE .MASONS, who
w are workmen, to whom liberal wages
will be paid, on applealon to
NM. X. WEST,
Nac Bedford.
New Bedford, July 10, ISIS 3w
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
5051 prizes, 1890 tickets, ,.,oo
0l39 blanks, at SIS. TIlo,3HO

In TINS Scheme, formed by the ternary Combination of
ID numbers, and the drawing Of ballots, there will be
2O prizes with three Of the drawn numbers ON thcm SIS
with two of them and D. if6 with one only of them
on. Those having of the drawn numbers on being
blanks.
To determine the fate Of The 1880 tickets in the
Scheme, the do numbers, from 10 is, incusve will
be placed IN wheel the day of tine drawing, and
OF them will be drawn out; and that ha wing on H.
continuation, tho LIST, Cd and Sd drawn numbers
will be entitled to the piize Of go, nOt
mat having on u the 9th, 9th and 9Th, to 5000
That having on ii the Cd, 81 and S,l, TO 3Ooo
That having il the Sd, 9TH and 5ib, To Q 5oO
rod' having on " I'VE oo' 5'b and 9th, to 2,110
Those five tickets having them the Cd, Cd
and 9th, ID, 9TH and 9Th, Cd. 9TH and 9Th, ID 9Th
and 9th Sd, 4ll, aud 9th, each 1000
Those FIVE tickets having than the LIST, 3D.
and 9th, 1s', 4tb aud 9Th, 1st, 9TH and 6th LIST,
9th and 9th, I'd, Sd aud 9Th, each 6no
All others with three of the drawn numbers o.,
them, (br,ng 81 each ion
Those so tickets having OIL them the Is, and Cd
drawn numbers, each 1no
Those 80 tickets wing on them the 81 & 9TH, zach on
Those SO tickets having them the Sd 5h each 60
Those 80 tickets having them the 3D. e. 9th each 70
Those 30 tickets having them the 18th e h each Io
Those ~ tickets having on them the 9TH and 9th
the 5fh and 9Th, each on
All others with two Of the drawn numbers on
(bcing 312,) each on
And all tickets having one only of the draw,
numbers on, (beng 4,446D each IN
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize Of eur.xio,
denomination can be entitled TO inferior prize
Prizes payable erty days after the drawing and sub;er,
TO the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent.
j. Z. YATES & a. MINTYRE,
Managers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
New Daily Paper in Richmond

me Subscribers being invited TO il by many per
sons, and believing that the business of Richmond will
Justify the attempt propose the establishment Of new
Cany Paper in this city, to be entitled The Richmond
Commercial Manufacturers Advertsern
Should this paper be enabled by the beral;tv of tho
public to get into existence, it will be devoted TO the
advancement of the prosperity of Richmoud in the
great articles of her Commerce and Manufacturer
and partially to Literature, the Politics of the dav
oa inc subject OF sanufactures particularly every
eDr! WIN oe used to collect AMI present useful and
practical information. The people of Virginia bv n
strange concurrence of circumstances, accidental
and Designed, have been kept in the dark on this
question 1t is the leading object of those who CON
template the establishment of this new paper to diff
tase intelligence connected with the subject of mana
tacturesand 10 this end, Information viii be SOUGHT
both in Europe and the U. States There shall be
enough of politics TO give relish TO the eraver in
FORMATION which it will be the object of the paper TO
difuse. F~F W.
The price of the paper will be Sc per anuum and
II WIZ go into operation if sufficiently patronzed by
the middle of February.
, 1t will be edited by John H. Peasants, esq. and nj.
smith. AIARCELLUS SMITH & CO.
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Public Sale.

virtue OF deed of trust executed by Jesse D. Merry.
man to the subscriber the 21st day of Dec 1896
and recorded i'll the clerk Office of Pohata Cor
therein mentioned, will be sold to the highest bidder, at
puoc auction tor ready money, at Powhatan house.
ON me hrd Thursday in February next (beng day)
Two hundred and fifty of land, less lying ne
powhaan court house. being the late residence Of Major
Feuefck H"odson, decd, SO much thereof may be
NECESSARY 10 raise the amount due and owing upon
me SAID trust deed Such title vested in the
will be conveyed to the purchaser.
Jan. 18th. 1923. WI,
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BY PLEAsANTs s. SMITH

W The CONSTRUCTORS WING is published twice a
week, wednesdays aud SaurdaysO five dollars pc
annuui, payable in advance.
IL Previous discontinuance of the paper, all ar
earages must be paid up. And those may wish to
discontinue, will notify the Editors effect at least
'hty days before the period expires for which they sub
scIbed
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hr insertion, anu 5o cents for each continual
number of insertions be on the MS
they will be continued and charged accordingly.
VI All letters to the Editors be postpaid, or they
will receive attention.
~ Notes of chartered specie paying Banks of any of
the States will be received subscription TO
the Wing, though Virginia u States Bank Notes would
be preferred; and be made through the
Post Office at the risk of the Editors. aA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
GUM ELASTIC
ALIAS
India Rubber over Shoes.
Jan. 18th, 1928.

HE subscriber has just received per Manchester fresh
SUPPLY of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gum Elastic Shoes
of the first quality, which for durabit and comfort excel
those manufactured from any kind of leather
10 damp and cold weather. These shoes were made on
the most fashionable lasts, and double the thickness
of those of fosner mportations aud full sizrs. which
render II unnecessary extend them at all The pur-
chaser will therefore, realize SERVICE as the thicker
inc substance the more durable. Persons who trou.
oed with corns, caloused JOINTS tender feet, fee
Die state OF health and susceptible Of taking cold from
The least exposure by dampness of feet will fnd great
reiief by wearing the Gum Elastic, they much
warmer than leather shoes.
N. b. Those persons who have been waiting, can be
| furnished by applying TO
WATERMAN ELDRIDGE
Jan diff No. 3. under the Eagle Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26

from Inc preceding certificate. i, will be seen wha,
;: were drawn from the wheel for determining tho
prizes in the DISMAL SWAMP CANAI Lorrrnr EIecosn,h
VITA the order IN which they wn; and the
Ssefs announce TO the public The following as the
result: ''e 10 A'''
",..st are, me SO highest prizes. those
hdrads o'l them for Combination .Numders:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26

Land .4sencyJor tile VAsiesn part of Yfygi,tin
oSEPH F. CALDWELL of Lewisburg, Gfeenbricr
- county, Va. and Joseph BigeIow of Rcln,ond city,
Va respectfully inform the public, they have assosa
tea themselves Tor the purpose O citing general
Land Agency j. +. Caldwell will attend to that pa ri of
the business in any of counties west of the Allerbauv
To wIto establish old surveys resurvey when neces-
sary 10 rent Ia lease or SELL anime any
oi those counties, To describe, particularly quality and
al that appertas 20 such property that may be
interesting to the owner. J. Bigelow Richmond, will
receive communications from ny who ma feel djsp,-
scd To potroDise the concern, will at all times rive
information as may be sought for, and had Cat the different
public oces in relation surveys grants deeds of con-
veyances, &c. &c.
JF Caldwell and Joseph Bgelow teen, il not amiss 10
slate Gas IN many instances heretofore Land Spectators
haveI acted in the capacity Agcnts) that thew will
not I've concerned either directly or Indirectly in any Land
Speculation whatever. Charges for attending to any of
the above specified concerns will he de moderate. All
communications addressed to either party be post
paid.
J. +. CALDwELL
Respectfully refers
Hon. sdmu4! L.. Southard-ya shing'on City.
Hon Lewis Maxwc-Bews County, Va.
Col James Mclaughlin, Member Of the Board Of :,
Public Works, -
Perc B. Wethercd Esq. Member Of the Senate, - =
Samuel McClnng Esq. Member Of the House of : {
Delegates, SO
James Mcfarland Esq Memf,cr Of The t,ou.s IL NJ
gates-kepawia County Va.
9oHn Harrow, Esq.-Fredericksburg, Va.
Daniel Boarhmap, Esq.--New York.
J. BIGELow
Respectfully refers
Hon. William " CabeII,
JOHN u. Smith, Esq. Member of fhe Exe,,,; Richmond
Council, City, Va.
Col James Mclaughlin Member Of the Board of Pubc
Jan. 70, 1923. weo
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NoIiCE.-The Co-partnership of EUSTACE& Nc
~ NEMAkA. having been dissolved by mutual con.
sent, shall continue at the stand lately in fhsir ~
pnncy where shall devote myself exclusively to tb.
-lPOTHEC.4RY, DRUG -4JvD PAINT BUSINESS.
ana ha.er myself that by assduy and attention to the
Interests Of those disposed paonize me- toceher
an experience of four gears the business shall
merit snare ct that patronage literally bestowed
the late firm. H. C. McNEMAp.
Jan25 o.
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, SATURDAY JANIJARY oe 7eoe

subscribers having been requested 10
Tue d1a~ng OF the Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery
were the numbers which were this day drawn from the
fifty four placed in the wheel, viz. ' '''
LIST Cd Sd 4th 5th 9th 9TH 9th
81 80 10 10 Is SO 40 80
And that the said numbers were drawn in tho mr.
aer y, ~. which they stand above tina, i, say No FL,
M tae nrs1 !nat was drawD No 90, the seconds
NO. a. was The third; No. IL, the fourth; No. rs
vas the fifth; No SO. the sixth; No 40, was the
seventh, and No. 80, was the eighth and last.
Witness our hands, at Richmond, the 18th January
SAMUEL COLTGN,
WILLIAM J. WOODHOUSE.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
J. WARDEN
l.. NIIISE
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FOR RENT IN MANCHESTER,
TIME House and Lot in the town Of Manchester be.
longing TO the estate OF James Clarke, and now
occupied by Mrs Martha II. Characterization 10
he given Immediately. Applyto Chastan Clarke or
Il. d. Muichie
Jan o.
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CaI, some time IN the year 1927, Bond given
aA by Dani c. Hutchinson to the subscriber for the
n're OF Ned blacksmith, for the year 1896; which
Bond has been paid Off receipts will show. ANY
person who may find the above Bond will confer IA,
vo1 by giving Information
STEPHEN SUTTON.
Jan est
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit of he
Dismal Swamp Canal Comnanv.

TWELFTH CLASS
10 oe drdarn at Richmond, "a on Ucdneslay the pm
Of Ft6ruary, 1923.
DO Number Lo,tery-6 Drawn Ballots
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scr, John Patten, John Reed, John Richards, Samuel
Sewall, John S. Sherburne, Samuel Siigrcaver Ma
thanel Smith, Isreal Smith, Isaac Smith William
sml,h Richard Sprigg, jr William, Strudwick ,ohn
2wah"ick' nephana Swift, George lh,;, neg. Mark
Joseph b. Farnrn pelcg Wad@,yoyf AMI in Vii
=, Those VIA vo:ed ia the, nee.s:, ID. ,rto,.iS
islouht' lsnac Coiss, William g. G!ie sc l.r@ pier
Grcenup, James Holm Andrew Jaclso,I. EI,tnr5
Livingston. Matthew Locke, " lis,n In,nan Sau,r,!
ho.iay Nathaniel Macon, an,l Abraham Vcua6le
=, I'eSof'so, That Hir. Speaker at;ci.i..d b.. the
Ho"se, do present the said address; and ,,at sir
Ames, Nj Madison, all SIR Siyreares be . c.lll-
lntee to wait Oh the President to know. Wfnu, am
where L Vii An Convenient iir .ln =, r:.,yt. the,
saIn;.. =
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Trpa, he .GalcEss .3,.;.! OF ..7.,o7,., 20.

= II L.
n oid@r, NAT SO Important document as the A.,
Soali current between Gen. Jdc.tS0a 81 .4a,vn f2nr
published m the Ariel of last week may 90 forth u
us ~AihsIlcan people. III such form and manner, aud
WIN suciI eVhienccs 10 support OF its authenticity rs
the CIRCUMSTANCES which il exposes REQUIRE and te
nature OF the times 20 demand; The Editor at lie
.ATei requested the committee OF which l.a is l,!ern-
pr7, 70 e-.1!nnv tie account lll coluprra Il Win ,
lner Of lien. 'aci,sons, with view 10 re-publ;cti,
IN the Ariel OF to-day, certified Is to the n,ri,7.
me hau wiring 81 'c ore Bears 20 that OF the o. i
slibtrrtume could be lIse,i 10 render lis +ha,t;>
doubtful =
Wllac"er 1nay be the ,ioerce orpartv f,ggnrs. ana
thH rtncoT O. party strife, yet il viii b. ;yi;ti ed
oy INC must prelrdIced OF their political op,suanf?,
mat .e Citizens Nlosc n3ies stand rs oiiaraeas fer
me genuneness OF lie account, we known 10 tif
pUb!ic here and some CT them in other sections ;h
l,inn particularly IN Louieisna rs citizens os Tia
highest sespectaby io1 intelligence Tor moral WORTH
anu ioF the Observation-Disclosures tieg lave in the STAFF
aud Tor the many Ties which bind them Il, ;ss ,i,
Whatever IesuiJs may gro" eut Of lie present ard
I'VE snay say malignant struggle q the two Coz,
tending partes-HintHeF tie contest e:;sn cIosa nv
giving 70 TIE hAtion chief laaatsIeae under ,hs[
peaceful banner st ay fepose n security pr yhctbry
no siaIi eT@tlate III tIvi var. out Of which ch3t
arse consolidated enrsre, ;l over yIt!. military
hesnoilsln shall De cstaDsled,-the Citizens whosh
rhlnfs are recorded in testimony OF their fh ms
meet thc Common fatc.'.rso with tier .puIlf o.
With their tonEfry .ajE'
Sile ;EHnolnt SNOW published rs exactly fogl IT,
original asfoui! ne done with tvpes. ,natirJr r.a
capitals where used ii tie original 0nd lower case ~
in tie word posicg<-SPeling the sllr Is for gSir,
n the NeTd &uiGs1"-
'44Ips Ge"lfp .lgs2at gonl, IG2a.
d4e uadarsI2 aE7og es!ueI the to..1, inga,,
iTourt between =. q. ana II. j. aud c7r,,rpd i 80
the original to,l aranc the 4apeE OF tie late T"r,-
han Thompson, IL certify [Fal il is rue nd Itr5,
copy and Is they yetiy believe the account sug1si
between .4Gr0s tN1r and .fHll,,elc fn.j.sc7 -.
which lie said .4adle,r Ica7.sa,, vas .r-iIn,Er -
the suit o Il EtjhaetIaast5s IS .Goso!s Err nc 80
forth II the Transcript ron tue Records Of the SI,-
n0T topft OF Ad1ins County, Nssissirpi J,egrif9rv
and pub!ls!et II me Arr" ol tla 2@tn Ju;v lR28
SeveI9i OF the nndo.igncd Who have had an opporf,.
MY OF comparing tne arcount with c,trritte |r
Cen Jackson TO the Hen. rctes 8-ian Bruin. bcaifi
gaze E!sh oecelGbef 1929, do no5 !tsiae 10 believe
Hand. y N H'.!''
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY MaRNING sEPTEMRER 81

Hoy preposterous is this objection, when it is reco
lccted that Mr.. Madison the very man to recon-
'mend war, to which war Gen. ]. owes his own high
reputation. The General in this one stroke Of the
pencil, draws his own character. Waris continually
hodt'rlc before his eyes. The man who Gun View
Dood and carnage with composure, has higher quail
"hcations for the Presidency, than he who grea,
"ct'ftan or great politician: for, in Mr.. Madisons
case tins is synonymous with philosopher. What
kind OF President would this great ciriito,, make,-
gentleman who cannot iatesprct the plain oppression
"2t one hm-and yet would be called upon to admins
er all the laws of the land One whose ideas are so
purely m'i!itcry, that he would traranue traitor.
INTO spy, would punish treason, not by the chill
'c"N'';S, but by u cant 1nu;tMi, One who in any
cat criss would convert the ,ohoIe co,es,v isno one
Er0Gt c""p. and would reduce almost every thing I'M
der "'':'f| h:tr If this individual be- RcpuJ!ican
ihen, indeed os he says himself ',aaaaes are mere
"bpbbEes" Nhat respect would such great civilian
entcrtnun for the ta,os and the Consia,on of this
country il such qwriiticd f6,. o,sr Chief
'.Hfas '"f'rie? It fla,tond Enquirer, May 3 1894
CIV carnot consent to lend hand towards the
election OF such nun Cen JACKSON. fEe - Ton
''hHte Of sfdesE"tstoo ,tLSjoo poicct In his i,-
Pcf's measures tao mach isclincd to u,J;t,o,y p-
'c'.,ac't to obtrin the humble Support If tic Editors
'V th,s paper. WE WOULD DFrRrC ATE u,s r1Ec-
>rIoN As CURSE UPON THE coUNrRY.'
Htch9fsoad En- wjFer, Oct; I !, 1872 1.
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In these extracts have only taken such psrys 01'
The observations Of Mr.. Giles were PERSONAL 10
General Washington. which referred exclusively
70 las tootck the idiniIist ration of the GsverrllJ
ineh ifp Who!o q! lis remarks bear the stroloyst1
testimony ~ % dsG'ie to the man, and OF a rancoif
sgHo' .tion " It's Ineasulcs His sentiments how
rNe" 'el a. sort II consequence, this tlrie, "
fas no, E'i they lave been referred to By the cot
IA !r,-nds Of Gel. LACKS those which cover ID
the General Ill TIE vote he gave a?on t,s Sceasio
tpoh Which they were nais.-a'd - Gen Jackson,
IS nov h;ered hy his admirers The ilnuarral Wash.
I@foii, tlty siew tunciusiyei5, how hollow ae t,s
frf"hiitts, wek Is tic light il WL'ci Sen l.tc
sen i1asyi Viewed the person ard conduct Of Cen
y aS1lS.on when that great Oh the theatre,
pl aGiiun' and when it not unite 80 SIRE that K
would BECOME 80 Fashionable TO .vulk IA his ootstecs
CE0sr these Impressions deem Is 81 consequence,
II 's tne, clay before ne People Of Inc Cni:tIi
"ta'es HE FOREGOING observations Of Mr. Ours,
"I',fh Yen. jAchsuS, by MS own act. lnate his own
ana Which, by the act CT his Confidential friend. and
Adsiier. have been more recently adopted in his is.-
ha.i "tti' the view that Tie pub: may lie made :a
gGlnied with the grounds d the rive by Gen.
JACKSON on he last address oI the C0aetess q tNa
Ipt'ed States 70 the Father 81 hs Gour-y 49,. =,
oria& Tic authentic evidence Of the sentiments er.-
te'a.Dedb hin towards tia: great End .ood Inan
-ri-I.rE-S.E.
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Ebe Constitutional a1ltia.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS of Mass.
FOR JfCE PRESIDENT
RIEII ADD DIIOII e D.

ELECTORAL TICKET
district. Col. STEPHEN WRIGHr Of Norfolk.
BENJAMIN HARRISON of Charles City.
9 JOSEPH GooDwYN Of Dnwid,lic.
d DIR. RICHARD FIELD of Brunswick
s Gen EDWARD {. CARHINuToH oC Halifax.
4 BENJAMIN HATCHER Of Chesterfield.
SADcuEL EsANCu of Buckingham.
8 Judge FLEMING SAUNDERS OF Franklin.
9 DAVID :. GARLAND Of Amherst
10 CHAPMAN JOHNSON of Richmond
II Judge FMS T. BHooKE OF Spottsylvania.
: i2CHARLEs HILL of King \ Queen.
10 Capt. RoDERT LIVELY of Elizabeth CITY.
II Capt Hancock EUsTAcE Of Stafford
IS JOHN SHAcKLEFoaD of Cupeper.
IS Judge WIN. A. G.. DApE of Prince VIM.
II Col. WILLIAM ELLzEY of Loudoun.
10 ALFRED Ii. PnwELL of Frederick
79 Col. JosEPn MAuzEu of Rockingham.
90 Judge ARCHIBALD STUART OF Augusta.
81 BALLARD SMITH of Grccnbrier
% Col EENJANIN EsTlLr Of Washington.
% Judge LEWIS SUMMERS Of Kanawha.
"a ALPnEUs 2. WILSON of Moncngaha.
e. OF MIR. Adanns Jefferson said 'she IS "a learned
and honest man, the best of the New England ,rs.''
IL His most violent and prosecuting enemies, have
done homage to his greet and HIS crIy abilities
Up Witness the following:
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E..E EHIE r. fRAYSoN, !
STEPHEN DUNCAN,
T.. SURGET, I
:. T.. EYNGhIrAv
WI. G. CONNER, (
ALVAREZ FISK. !
II. TO0LEY,
SAMUEL GUSTTN
:FAAIE S i. DENNY,
i ELK HUSTON,
.ic)SEDIr &ESSE0 NJ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

~ casaot Sufficiently cypress TEE pRororND scnti-
''Inents OF a8n'iTaijoR an1 delight with which have
''PCruscd this state paper. Mr.. Adams vindcntion
''of our government to Don Onis. Ii is written with
the most captivating eioquenceV ali dasc,fpt 1t
''las the air of a who feels most ncutcy for the
wrongs OF hseo,mry; who is Indignant al the insults
etered to her by the aggrcssor, pretending demand
Hredress, ami who pours out those feelings in the most
':1orcibe strains. Il MONUMENT OF I,IpIoa ATTIC
GENIUS. 1t Is ORNAMENT TO My COUNTRY. |
'fee' proud of belonging TO nation which has produ-
''ccd SUCH blaze TALENTS. it ehivers the ma
'-nifosto of the Spanish cabinet in dust and ashes.-
vfhto what utter insignfcancc does the redoubable
HCbevaer Onis sink! He seems Ike pigmy in the
Glands OF GIhNP. "-hicitnoed Enquirer Ja.s,la-
;w 1919.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-24

TUESDAY, pFcRMBEn -, 1896
The order Of tie day Saa postponed until to-u,or