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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01
EUEC4TI0N

ettHLL oPtna aiding Sotooi ,,e en,urz year al IN.
ifstlcnte "i hlfs. Sus4u On i- e.unfS - t.n,,
anon - mi,i Ion Richmond and fr,,n the FnkLhu,eh
E"grh Lunguage-i Reading, Wriins Ets,..h ~ 90
oribs "En the Use nf TIE tp, aud Giobes shcsrnt ADD
m'e u hHoty with Nrfes, M4bfuIscs end fi, ,ft az Su
veyng My soi'rol WI on ti,e 18Th d. 81 f 49,,
he dstch' nned "n tn IS Day Of DC as rf Tor u s,
'eili he 10 oiin', and Tuition 20 the .ch, va, n, o
months allowing une ~ the summer months Tor "a, f;o
VIII make dsdu ton Of 10 dolls Il the IIosrJer should f
h his own Bedding and rowt. Due AT, niion vii he nil,
20 ne morss and nsnness Of my PDp anil rood mime
maintained IN school. IfERNAN W Ix,,Iss'
Dro.2a -, =" - 80 TO-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01
LpnRftc ifosuttnl. IHlt.s0

L7uRtic UOspttGi, ttlHtOnlsbUrg
vOTICis hereby given that al the cells 10 h institution
IN AZ. occupied patients Will he
unti Of the said cei sSoaa ue noiceoi which vi
he given. by order Of the Courtof pHeetTs
NV 2s l.. HF.STEY.
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.3nn HEIYHh 81

WILL he given for the apprehension and delivery
" atn- Ja1 az ueTieo CUuniy, oi JAMES w. IOACu
aud VIM w ASDREWS, who escaped from Ga. said Al.
On ihe aight OF the 18th OF Sept lat, H!y ed i
F4fty Dollars u syher uf them.
PoACH about II years OF age, feet 9inehc. high
hlr aud bn@ has hi. iisi ARM with India
hk 'he ihsis 81 his name, the Tomb
"h tSn IN the altitude oi weeping whohxs willow
sd under which the date OF has birth, SOS; LETT
sr tue presentation at Altar
oset winch are two Doves su.ptndny Wrath of Love-
above the elbow the American Flag Had linen psia-
ioon. cotton shi aialf hat ps oaat ve,,
Ap.E"S shou, % years Of ags. sh, hsir, eyes
.waby compilations, ivet 10 inches marked viii,
India rk on HI. tight srm W. w a. r.h i, the A.
Lerean Flag and Eagle; hts left Altar, over VIII,
r an Altar and two HcaIu uuItel, with
wreath "t Love. Hat pale bue domestic coat and
i",aoans gi hat about halt From the hest infer,
nation have b-en ahle .btain, an inuocd 10 believe
hey afeiosrthsg al work the DISMAL Swat, Canal.
a X. THORNTON. - NJ.
Oct IL. f5--rf For Jain PfsrnD,. " il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01

tfbh suhscfe School, Fstrvc T. or ~r dl,lfc,
= Young Ladies an opportunity Of pufnr. s. s,te,.,
enlTse ~ useful educ stfYp.
ltNhs Ft bontd, washing, ani mher aesrminod ,fon.
e'e'P'ed' $50 per aaaDr
u bed be furnished, there wiz lean
addhf"nsl charge 4 ~
-., a., I'LL r. leach
~ .rfv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01
.H.qRSEaL,S SHE

lft virtue 81 decree e Sop,rtr ljour, az Oh amer,
ia, ,f A., sstticAshurg District, pronounced The. Sp
,ybch INA suit tepesdirs -aii co,it in
P.,,rIT III esh-", nln'or nf John Heyr.iis. .iee y
av of , su ssnitn'e N use ia j fend.n thsl. an ce l.,
auction, to ht bshst bidder for r,.h ,he - - is ~
Of rann, W "s 'A" deere. uenone The
iure OF mortgage, bearing date tts sob J-y of
Jhn me 'sd Lsnr. Mn-e, OF ra,t-snd
. H."- o. me other and admitted record in
" ou"'y court OF E..ox. on IA. r2ih day of Aug isii
~ g. THOMAS MATTHEW'S DEPUTY OF
N. VT. JOHN SrASARD, -. F.C II.
m. L. 52-.is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01

E07'h ri PigUria, NOV. 80. IS27.
ENHE annual meeting Of The Stockholders Of the Hank Of
V'gfh's, will take place the FIRST Monday m Jausry
next, al theH Banking ifcue the city ~ Richmond.
- w. DANDRIDGE. rs.hier.
y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01

Fem0ic .ScliO0t ~ FdCl1clNe
ipit Female School wil te continued ~, INV family for
~ tht year 1917, beginning i5th jan ~ which ,.l he
a,sh a. heretofore, ali e uFefu ~ inches d Female I'd
Tuition, per snnuin, IN .,
Bosfd, 'oeIui'"s lodging, Wasting mi C,nde,, 80
% JAMr5 MADISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01

y conformity Urcfec % the Superior Cvur sf han.
s.J. holder Il Frd"fckhufg. ~ Oss,ef a IN ~ case
~ h1gie fB ockeoif,ufh,i he tshi, and ~ Aln'r
=" hs dscessed we SetNh rs'ntf sud ksie.A W. Uswn-
man, Adn'pr OF Cylu- B4il, dec. srd o-rs, e., sndsn,,
sH Tor sh, 81 ruhir stcIan, Lancaster cogfhOue
monday ne 2ist day ct Jtuuty ness hefnl uf law
at, ShetW tie fs iny, se-ro slaves fr the -
u@cfef mentioned Jsif,u and Tf,y men; Nancy so
'fi', hsey gf sd Cf oinr snI Jntce fac shtdfsn
RALEiOu IS. DOW SMAN, Adn'sr
I7neafer roua'y, uet. &c. 79-wiS.
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INt'GsROES ron JI5TE.

w III III y 7 OK TITItIl.
N Thmsday the iOn day of Jar. Ia2s viii he hired on,
II White Elsns n the county Of Clfoiue, fnfn 80 20 %
H'tf7r. COMMITTING Of Men Women Boy, 81 Girl. beons,ng
To The Estate ~ EamUud Frndietor, dec.
NJ The sane time sui iare, will be Offered for ale about
'u tArrf II Core. several yoke 81 vaushs Oxena9 ur
F1ta ~ Uteri'. b"nd ~uh secnty, vail br reoo,r,a
u" The hre 81 tie nr,foes, aud tot al sftie., Sold
Dec. o. - ,sn. ioi'9'
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y ". IT CREHT- UR.8PEK & J,4ILOB

30. lo( the Int firm # Erodiey H'Crery A. CO..
SIILL cynt'nncs at then old stan ~ W. eofn,r ~ ION L
- i Sre' 'hrfe las very best .ls 4 he ..d Ia
e'ufe man ron.ihulGoe ~ the hheisl rsorsys
nv r ls'e III NJ aud ' which he tenders III. thit he h..
~ opened very hanfs"me and entue a,snrim n oi
Eahh ',ODo quite equal p any ever receiyedeona,..
,as centrally Of bas Git and the rishin~5le ,.
CLOTHS q CA5SlMENES, II various nx,I,s --,,,,,,,
Vhrh sfe many oi tn very frsrai,; so h,nJs,r . ~
s.t.cnt n WIS ting, and every other sti,re ~ i, line
~ Vhirh he vii make uP The yefy hest aud mos, n
ht- .iyis, nnd on veiy ftas"nahie terms.
Richmond. Octph,f ~. 1877. a, ,f
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u 10 the Lcgntecs n Elizabeth JtGtLjHS.
T1LEASE take nVtice that wh he ready 10 pay ~ my
nGte, which Mrs. Elizabeth Watkins h0lis, payable
fc 1T dsy Of J'n 1928, for The purchase nes@
J',nelis end child sod uHiesI get debt from aid Leg
der will not pey The fuofNy. HENRY HOWARD.
Chestrffsd 80. Dec. 8. CO-vfw@
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INLNTEk - N4II

~ Vnth' oi dsed Of fit- from the i,e Joha H. mir
ne'is "A'e M ihh DIV oi Maoh 1871, aud ,iuly -
'en !" '"r county eomt OF i41ycf, the st,cb.f .cle
l''"s hereto IrfMtef, provided Nv he .,,d
H"J WI proceed 10 sell, tn rsaty nney at he P,ni.,
~ 'lann'e, ,'sd W0ofherty, rhnrrav the iO, DIV 81
y' ~ 81 ihe next i'r day thereafter. a., er,ts n
o'se"' com i"dfer So made ths sn Plantation 20.
WIN sAeh af'ei'sO furniture, pittliiI ui. nsI
90 'ns 'H'I fIfmati'n be fuud si -, IA
h oi 'fn' Ga the day succeeding tue .a a. W nd
e. "'ty <Ifty Tue llih lay Of January ~ the irvx
GAY tr s"issrsrfr arrg under the ao.r,,u I,r.d ~
(ih" he"s lhctio required aioes,,J) vii proc -rd
sh .i ttsl At tmfDgtpn lie late re,r1ei,e OF DIR All
S"hn " bar, in liinov- The following Slaye, t. i,
~ hf'''t, Epn Imiisrfy =, p'nJ I'm IL, ~ Iuc, P,i,
s'y' lucy s@Iiril ehd her cidtsn Bnh, Krt. I,.u,h
A"ty ahh io!iyi Nanoy aid her chiIisn r,., Ann, All
'ty; Si 'nrir mtfeaf, " sny The ,x;,u,ion = lie
a'' ~" mss, t~o oxen, tuui mules echt cow sul
Yea sttr 40 '"ndfy a,tces Jf hpss5id ana kitchen fr
"e' s"hiS honk' nd all the vltatsnn oirn,,I. bgI,pn
20 he ''n ri'hain ~ lists .e,duirs ,yh h az. mr. l
F" We 81" Deed snd duly recorded WI. ANpyVSO%
rec. r. t2-v g-NoawAt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-01

10y yitue Of Decree % Hanoor county eout rroDune
- ed the 2s Of November, 1927, will hs sold, NJ publ,
scnn The d Monday II February Is25, hting benic,
day, The Slaves be,onsns 10 fshsm Durrh,
sfiinz Of women and child. PETER DURt. ri. Au~t.
IufS. .. e2-w8w*
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
TIE
DELAW ARE PATRIOT
AMERICAN WATcHNHAN.

HE Editor, IN presenting himself TO his fell
low citizens as the conductor Of public journal,
feels that he has undertaken fearful task ; one
full of responsibility; one which centres upon
him the eyes and observations of all within the
circuit OF his operations. To be thus an object
Tor all to gaze at, and subject FOR the remal ks
and criticisms OF every one, is situation at once
appalling. lmpeed, however, by autlabe motives
and guided by purity of intention, he finds some
relief in anticipating from the public an extension
ct charity, which he conceivcs all honest motives
have a right to claim, even when they lead into
foibles.
Resting upon the libcrality Of public opinion,
the Editor will proceed without further prelude.
to explain the principles and plan upon which he
proposes to conduct his paper
First,-'I'he political character Of the /" Delaware
Patriot" will be founded upon the rules Of the
Jefferson school sit will be Democratic Repub-
lican paper.
secoM.-A part of it will be appropriated to
Scientific and Literary information.
Third General intelligence: Foreign and DO.
nestle news. Congressional and Legislative pre-.
ceedlngs and interesting debates.
Fourth. -Edi,orial remarks-and o. i.in :. ram.
municatons.
Poetry, select and Originally. advertise.
ments
1t is intended as far as t,.c Edto abilities will
allow, to make his PAPER interesting to tic general
reader. Being located at place where daily mail,
arrive and depart in every direction, he supposes
that advantages nearly equal to those Of a cit,
residence, olcr themselves to an industrious man
il collecting and disseminating information of e.~
cry sort So this he intenis TO pay strict atten-
ton.
The time has arrived when no political Journal
can assume respectable station III this country.
without avowing itself upon the greatquestlon that
asitatcs the nation. |, is question that concerns
our dearest rights as irecmen. and therefore does
not admit Of neutrality The Editor frankly de-
cares that he has advocated the election Of GEN.
ANDREW JACKSON to the Presidency from
the first moment of his nomination By Pennsylva
mia and nothing has since occurred TO change his
views, but on the contrary much to strengthen and
confirm them. He will therefore still continue to
press the claims Of this great Patriot for that ee
waited station.
Domestic Manufactures, and Internal Improve
menS are deemed 10 be leading interests Of the ma
ton and will be advocated.
u Terms.
The paper will be printed as the Waterman
has heretofore been and delivered or sent to sub
scriber-. in the same manner.
To those who pay in adsance-Four dollars pei
annum. Half yearly in advance $3.50 AT the
~ n;ra,nn IF tha wear 81 90 Subscrintio for six
months, always payable in advance, $500. M
I Subscriber discontinue the paper without pay
ment of all arrearages and giving three months no
ticc Advertisements at the usual charge per square
, The postage on communications by mail must be
paid to ensure attention.
]. L. CLEMENT.
Wilmington. Del Januar, 18th, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
= Hhe safety OF the People is the Supreme Aaw.r


BEHOLD 10 save the land he les-
Thousand shouts ascend the skies,
Win cheers he answers 10 their cries,
Aud fills each breast with confidence.
"liase haste We to the field of death,
seize on that pass the 50 ord unsleatl,
Nor yield hut with your latest breath
Americas lhermopyle."
Onward they rush with loud acclaim,
Their war cry dear couniy's nane,-
Their Chief the foster child OF iame,-
Onward they ri 10 vcloiy'
"'Tis well! now raise the rampant high -
Will steady hand AID blenchiess eye,
And heats prepared t. win or die,
Await the rallied enemy.'1
With fearless hearts and naughty glance,
And Haunting banners, firm advance
The boosted conqucrors Of france,
The hosts of mighty Wellington!
List Lis, their tramp! The dea,h-shots part,
the tltic's aimed with fatal art,
And many gallant Briton's heart
No" 'hrobs in death couvusvely.
WIKI shout and soul-nsprins cheer,
DIX. low lauder and moutaineer
LARGE Heel the shock, and mock at fear,
And dare The combat gallanily
And thrice did Brl,ans veteran band
Nictors in every other land
Renew the onset hand to hand,
And wresie for the mastery.
In VAN THE spell is a, a, an end!
The Red Cross slnks The Stars ascend
III vain the hirelngs contend
With Freedoms hardy yeomanry.
Enough The moat is filled with slain,-
Their slaughtered banners strew the plain,
The Spangled Banner yet again
Waves 20 the breeze triumphantly.
Harp Of ny cJnniry cease I'll, not for thee,
Whose spirit frank disdains The courty phrase,
10 turn from fields like this thy minstrelsy,
Fen TO the brave a halering song to raise
And wurati SOLDIERS with iuisome notes ofpraiss
Enons' 10; ann, t" see the biiishng mad
From I -. S alal ms protected by his baud
f,r"gi for hn--hs slc'or flag Displayed
TO retire he ioeman's shattered band,
While peace and JOY Return to bless GRATEFUL LAND
Nctury OF December 3d.
Battle OF ia rar, 3th.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18

This medicine had been used for more than seven years
befare an effort made to initiate IT but the great de-
maud for it. and it's wonderful success, have induced great
nuber Of persons initiate in various wa,sup~ ards
81 fty different mixtures have been got up in initial ION Of
IL 4shci is a convincing broef Its being medicine q great
tulue some selling Sarsaparla and other sytups III"
posng them on the ignorant ur the lanscea, others are
mixing the genuine medicine with molases, &c making
thr bottles out Of thus retaining some OF lis virtues
sers are using the genuine Paacea IN their battles 10 per-
r cures to ohtaa certificates 10 girt eiroN rebafahon,
&c These limitations and authorizations have in many M
sttnces protraccd the suterngs OF patients ~ diseases
Where the genuine PanGeea would have proved instantly
efIicacious therefore deem it duty owe the public
10 assure them that the composition OF my Pandcca IS noi
known nor was il communicated 10 any other person in any
way whatever and consequently, that all other mxtures
Represented 10 be mine, are fraudulent imposlons.
1 WIN. SWAIN,
PN No e2l Ciesnu, street, between Seventh and
a Eight. Streets near Masonic Hall, Philadelphia
Communications, post paid, and orders from any part
~ the world, will receive immediate attention.
III sC7- Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOilNsON's
,heuc AND MEDICINAL STORE. No. 90. Market
Atsyeet; and also, by J. BRINGllCRsT.
VI oct Is, 1927. Wy
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
IRON the UNITED Static TELEGRAPH.
LINES
On the Battles Of the Esd II December, 1914, amt
the 9Th of January, 1915, near .Ntw Orleans.

On the Hattles Of TIE Esd II December, 1914, AM
the 9Th Of January, 1915, near .Ntw Orleans.
McIIenry's hills no longer glare
With rockets streaming thro the air9
NJ longer British hunders there
Alright the peaceful scenery.
With sullied flag the vengeiul foe
Turns from that field of death and wd,
Where Hritan's chivalry lay low,
The price ofdcubtul victory.
With eager haste they swift display
The crowded sail, and scud away
Like falcon stopping 10 her prey,
Like eagle from his eyly.
Their course they bend to Southern skies;
Deenccless, sec ther quarry lies,
"Beautv and BOOTY is their prize,
Their victim Iuckless Orleans
Nor chief nor people slumber nuw,--
With anxious eye they watch the toe,
With constant hearts await the blow,
And pant for deeds OF ch,ahy
Swift to ayenge q country's wrong,
Backwoolsmen raise their battle song
And CAnRoL's thousands sweep along
The winiry waters rapidly.
And darkness ove,spreads the land,
And ,auna,s IS JACKSON leads lis band
To NEE, the foe upon the strand,
And {" jun in dreadful te'clry"
His coun,ry's sword,-his couniry's shield,-.
Injured to toil--uniaught TO yield
To savage foe in bloody field,
Or famne's Ghssily mcnaces;
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, BY
]. +. CLEMENT,
Al NO. tOA, Shipley Street,
FOR THE PROPRIETOR.
Valuable Mill, at Public Sale.

uEuHA Will be exposed to public Sale, on
Ess ssl0 Saturday. The 26h doy IF Aan1ary INST at 9
Ess fEtX O'Clock, at the house Of Am starr, in the
village Of Canwers Bcidge. that bong es-
tabl,hed valuable Mill, known by the name of Nor
x,,t9ya .hl." (situate the head of Appoquinmink
Greek, abont miles above Canwes lsridse) together
with good story frame dwelling house, kitchen and
jour acres of prime land. This Mill is of The very
best stas in New Castle county for country work, and
Has lately undergone thorough repair, and been put in
complete order Tor Merchant work. Terms made knoWn
on the day Of Sale by A. IL. PENNINGTON,
sE Cantwe's Bridge Jan. l, 1928 Dot
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18

yHyHs Medu!e has acquired very extended and es.ao'
III shed celebrity both ~ hospital anu rsa,e ,"cucc,
Gl,c, M hcacy alone has supported upwards OF e6h'
n A. spring Or aapurher, il has g!9cnncw c-,u'ions
70 thousands, il by us oeraho On ne B"'d that such
s,rnrisnp cures have been performed on those who
SUPPOSED TO be laborng under pulmonary affections, &c.
IN lSe effect OF this me licnc such 10 interrupt
;,br h,ines, or pleasure and requires only the
restraint of mieraion diet Ii convey ed by the circu
Lattice Auls and correct, their tendencies 10 the
Gus diseases winch originate IN 'itiaed blood, diseased
lyet or denraycd appetite Il rs sale Incidence and
removes all those evil, which unsuccessful o mer
cury - ut,e occasions NJ hpeser y ad7lSed ~
fa h ytoat first fp coa'39eing himNeB # le 'rnih n
zsAa l. here uted and he 'cciitdt u the ItoiYtos ~
AfentioAS.
This medicine las the singular fortune, just tribute %
rs great merit OF beng recommended by Vie mos' ctle
bracd Practitioners Of Medicine i'll the uHicl States and
lsew here whereas oi the spurious nxttes made
IN imitation Of ~ has the least support from the medical
faculty Ii, fact offers an argument 50 PLAN and conci'-
yicuon
ss t.,m Dr. VIM Price Liverpool England, f"rmcrl! Sur
ss4 geon Of tic rcnns, mara llnspla, &c
The Vegetable syrup, called swans iauacea, prepared
b, Mr. am, Of Phladepha, has recently been m'r"c,
ced here by Dr. Price, fon the United staes Of America
where cN svey used M the treatment III va
riev of Chtnnic Diseases.
N t the cicacy OF tins preparation Dr. Price has had abu
da ara mos, 50 saculy evidence, during course OF eX
perments made under hi, direction, whilst Surgeon OF the
Pennsyyan,a Hospital and lis ARRIVAL in England
he has had good rtune OF witnessing many additional
ailstances II is successful administrator
N The diseases .c this Medicine has been particular
yu,vf are hose arising ON constitutional causesas ~
me ,ar,os forms Of scua, wiich, affecting he bones
siunt, or soft pa,t.; aud where disposition to
This ,ease Is manifested by debility only, operates as
prts en,c 10 HE local disease ny ITS beneficial effects Oh
he consnuton. rs equally eilicsc'on, in Mecuria dis
ea.e and in the secondary forms Of syphilis, and has late
IN he,n gwen with marked success in chrome diseases d
Il the Liver, which had resisted the careful exhibition o.
smefcury II has, likewise very rccsns been adlnnialer
ca wh decade advantage b, Of the most distinguish
ed Surgeons IN London which had entirely des
tro, e.. The right ct tho patient, and grea' portion
n ~ line side OF the face. WM PRICE, Nj. D.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18

Fsf the cure Of scrofulc, or Kings Eri', Ulcers'
Rheumatism, SyphIitir, .hsrrurl" ana L'rgr
Complaints. and most Diseases arising IN debtt-
itatel CONSTRUCTIONS, or from an impure state ot
the Blood, &c. At.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
From The Manuscript.
w ASHiNGTON'S ESCAPE.

Wa,hington's walchwofd, such as meier
Shall sink, where there's an echo etl 10 air.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
FI,ECTION NOTICES.

MISSISSIPPI This has been always claimed
by the Opposition party, and generally consi-
dered to he, thorough-going Jackson State
II has been denied that The friends Of MIR. A
dams amounted to third Of the votes in any
one county of the State; vet we find the votes
thus divided between Mr.. Bingaman, The Ad-
minislration candidate, and Mr.. Kinds, the
leading Jackson candidate at the late Congress.
sional election, in seven counties, being all that
we have heard from. Besides these, however,
two other gentlemen were voled Tor, AID re-
ceived between them, in all the counties, seve'
raj hundred votes:
Bingaman, 1880 Kinds, 2,3l6
The Na!chez Ariel states thai, in one Of the
above counties, there has been an administra-
lion GAIN since the last Presidential election, OF
1874 votes.
INDIANA.-Thc Louisville Public Advertiser
states without, however, furnishing any de-
taiIs) that Mr. Boon, the former member from
the third district of this State, is elected by 81
votes over Mr.. BLAKE, the present member
The authority for this information mikes it
que fashionable, but we give it for what it is worth.
Mr.. Boon is son Of the celebrated Daniel
BooE, whose memory is so venerated in the
Western States, and derives much popularity
from that Circumstance. He was beaten by
MIR. Blake in 1926, by small majority.
/, MissoURI.-The appearance, since The cleo
ton, Of one of the handbills which were indus
lriousIy circulated through the State, prior to
the election, convinces US that the contes, be-
tween Mr.. Bates and his Jackson competitor
was materially Influenced by local questions.
If the editors Of the Richmond Wing, who in.
cline 10 a different impression, will look at the
Boon's Lick paper of the 9th ult they will find
pretty strong evidence in support Of our opin>
ion. Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-03
From the Ne,c- York .ame-icau.

Tom TIMNoSs' character of Mr.. Van Buren,, and his
political opinion of the qualifications necessary for
the office ofPresident of the United States.
hold this truth, saws Tom, TO be self evident,
that no man is qualified to fill the Executive
Chair Of the Union, who is not an adept in the
art Of management. The President Of the U.
States must, and should be, nothing more nor
less than the leader OF a party. The only ind's.
pensable qualification is the ability 10 combine
and control the movements and opinions Of o.
theirs. In other words, he should possess the
tslen, to ou,maneuvre his enemies and TO out,
wi, his friends. This is the only talent worth
possessing-the only secret worth knowing -
1t is the grand desideralum of political philos-
ophy. 1t is the true philosophers stone! The
politician that wants this, wants every thing; &
he that possesses it, wants noticing else. In
political point OF KEW, (the only point Of view,
in which any Thing is worth looking at) it is
perfectly immaterial of wha, sort Of qualities
this ability is composed, or by what means it is
brought into Operations. 1t is immaterial whe>
Their it be composed Of arr or impudence iudp
ment, or address; or whether i, work by wind
or water, The lever or.the wedge, by steam or
by horse power! the only questions are, "does it
EXIST" and sis it successful"
The history Of Mr.. Van Buren's- life, saws
Tom, sufficiently proves that he possesses, in
supereminent degree, this great and essential
qualification. II is, indeed, admitted on all.
hands, through all The intermediate grades OF
authority, from the highest to The lowest; from
the Inteligencer down TO the Argus, that he pos.