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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
SPRING GOODS.

EAy L would recommend the ladies tocall aud
Wv view our assortment of Spiing Goods
sorpa sing in style, beauty and cheapness. any
heretofore gBeredtO HtH notice.
Calicoes ut the newest amt most fashionable pat
terms
Burgess and Ginghams beautifully shaded
Blk. Italian Lutestrng Warranted jei black
Imp. do do do
Rich biz Gg d. and splendid plaid silk, entirely
HClc
silk aud Cotton stockings, at very reduced pr.
COS
a few Cards, elegant Beads or Neg ligees for la.
dies
Fancy Soaps aud other pertumery
Full dressed Grecian Ladies
With other novelties daily looked for, all Of
which will be sold ~ prices corresponding with
the times. MCKEE ROBINSON 4 Co
March II. ts16
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
VOg" Ev.-~ae. "a.

bones are iatl o., zach and nj 8,r hed sfose
ctiarss. u lore ue chHtrt deer d q aul4fnf
drnd hnnes thescfiebtrtOf thrbaek al.d as
bones, hnNod iepr;hpf ssiouud Il rad effa
~ ~ ~ tho M. ihe 9ai,s enroaina the b..
fYns ground arc "rram r1si "a The sane slau=
nei On enietng the cburct We sip a rsonf4
" leh i'ff .o,ne socmrls, nistook Tor hs,ie,
persons u WASH representation ~ = Pho
rai-ing Dei ca - nunber OF women anf etHann
N thc ba,k ground held ~ TIE sanu,uis Mn.
she hid made, The roptesrntptinns ore cl4ahg
81 eyrrt year We Vrrc obtigeA 90 pass fArnf...lI
Tho bury mr ground Of nn Iospnut o. ehieh
bow Que hundred pc,sous have died tbs yenf.9
70 see another fnr rrprcscniaIion ofarf Lord
efuwntd With th0tns bar were So dis stisted -
his place ubt we cnuld hardly ass a. Iank af
tne figure. A htdc cNit, Is made on the sur
inee & the ground, "a Witch the dead bod, ~
laid without cu0in. OF any covering ban smbit
proporioni over which nane j. 80 shty plhc.
Cd rs uoi.to prevent The most ohiltuEe cshaias
tons which mist, ct course spirhJ coningon
~ ihe adlpiuIng hospital, ~ another par u
tlss budding there !. receptacle 70, iotmdnRs
wlheh Is also badly managed. Nuns are APP
noin'ed 10 take cate otthe children. three of
whotn are committed 20 thc care oil tacli nun
hut ie" are rrercd,--Nogaltc eta Three ffms'
hel'atHct al haig
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
pHRLlc-Nn. Is.

Az ACT prosiliuF ror he appont6,entofa n additional
Judge fths 9npsfior Conrt Coz ,hs TERRITORY OF Ar
Kansas, and Tor other purposss.
BE Il eancttd BY The Senate aud House Of
Representatives. 81 The United States Of 4msri
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19


Fig d, and plain Book MusIns
BobhInei Wells and Hdkls
Sup. real Bebbinet Lace
Sup. Mrrino Shawls and Searis
A large supply Baskets
Sup. whit. and blk satIns
School Books, Cheap
Sup. Broad Cloths
Splendid BBtise for dresses
Sup. Twillrd Bombazetts
Cases LeShorn Bonnels
beautiful Ribbons assonpd
New Goods iUr geBllemen's summer weal
Sup. While FIannels
o.. A and 3D. Cotton Cloths
MarseiIles Quilts
New style Belt Ribbons
Cd and IL Cnmbricks
Fancy silk Hdkfs
Apron aud 81 fine Checks
Null, Jac0nels and Swiss Musins
Handsome Band Boxes
Toriose-shell Tuck and Side Combs
Blk aud " bite Silk Stockings
Thread and Cotton half Hose
Blk aud Golonred Canton Grapes
Gauze, 5earts aud Hdkis, new style
Domestic Plalds and Stripes
silk and Cotton Cords
Russia Sheeiings and Linens
Good Cotton aud Linen Bed Tickings
ChiIdrens Fur Hats
Prunela and Silk Shoes
Glmps and French Tapes
,"u'es anu MISSES noioroo ahoes
,"pe' hdhsihss' theN pHliefhat
Cotton aud Wool Cards
i'eN''fonFgS' osnaoe'g'
ming ul"ssea
NidPe Leeses ana nahses
i r'1 i""'e '''oe's aho u'7pe's
- '"'','i "a 's9iap''es
onl'' fehGh 1anioies
.s"'i'a S'ss,'le.ss
"'e '''"n ~ n''"sS
afnltnfe 'inh.zhs
pup. hlh' allR viewers
'aGonet ana Nhii 'hseHioss
o'onred Safsnets hhh fonsea
u H. 1an,', rsa o,''.''hBs
RlL and ,,b,,.. Nliil;oa,s
m and brow, u..,l.n5s
Good blk. Wool Hats
Womens and Mems Shoes
Bandann ,s an, ~, fla = p5 d.
Fancy pncke, do.
Plain and f gnred blk silk do.
niue ahI Neno" sahSet"s
"eNe' i'.'s 49,, o.
i .e" s'si. 7''N 81 ,pes ~.
Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Tooth Brushes
Spool Floss aud Sewing CottoDg
CarPeIings aud Rugs
9lIA aua feafi Buttons
plk pi.,k and viii IT, f..s,,oe
Fine blk. Bombazines
White and oolnnred Marss lies. Vestings
Muslin and Grape Robes
Curis. Wrestbs and Flowers
Foundation Muslin
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

dPpr9ad ~ batio b. 1houeh no orders Lns
been issued the etny mere aware Of the iniau5
ton 81 intact. The officers bpynE refreshed
Themselves nom me- latieues Of ihfif mnreh
stood eohNer'nR ing upp,, sdcRciously discus
sniR ,hr nroIrch ct the Hdsette pppFrala End
discriminating hriwocn the chances ~ fixture
AMI the probabilities Of success | remarked,
thought. thar the cerm'nty of nptfohch,ng bat
tie had wrought some change of manner aud px-
presslpn 10 my brother OH .ers They bure a
bout them he Appearance Of excitement spoia
with a. tnw0ntcd tnc,Py of voral mlnnallop.
aud Performed the nOI common and prrltup
To, acts with s,yat ious lapdh, Tor which ihfir
general manner was not .rcmarkabr. 1husd
The evening pass on, t darkness bad descended
like curtain, and. the camp, save Nhetr ilnnn
hied by The hRgUg watch fees ~ the sel.lietsi
lay hid lrncaih The drnsU aud cloudy eanopY
of thr sn,iesa sky, 1hn,p were three ofns that
night, iiends mes-mhns, companions, lnllor
sufferers ~ diHiculy md p,i,ation, larinl.ets
Of the snme pleasWes. shhteN Of he gulne dur
gers united together ~ love nHd s0y by
thousand condolences Of taste aud disposition
and though dne,ip in tnprh vel nrser sepaia.
ted % osi,nneed Ivy ncrdcutai coli ion ~ md2
nenl aud opnplnn ;-- there we've lhioe ~ Il. thai
niPtn, who after retiring 20 one tcnr pannal 10
/ gcihaf OF u soldiers SIMPLE fate. Hnd with ~
! Ing faces, yet with beating htai g. ,hslned tie
wine-cup 10 he success uf onf cnuuuy's arms
on the field OF deadly snnerlo, on which ths
mofhirg sup vas about 10 dawn. 10 TIVE -
these ~ was the last meal o whrh they were q
sei destined 90 pnttnhr on earth. Never agnin
vas thr goblet raised 10 thor lips on The d.nf
70" then bodies swollcd ihr heap Of nthlr SLANT
on The held Vntura -~ LGHtsif OiH the FtHialBl
H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

y thE subscriber having Determined in eompli
- ance VITA thc solicitations 81 some oflis
friends, TO Resume the Auction business. nov
makes tender Of his services to them aud the
public generally rs
ACCT{ONEER.
Tor the sale ofreal aud personal estate.
From his long exper,enci IN this business, he
en'erta'ns no iem of not giving entire salislse-
ton
FOR the accommodation Of those who may
eliooseto employ hln, he Will 30 my rrasona-
Die distance Into the country lie also oilers his
services 20 the
PLANTERS,
as ageni for eilccting Sales ofthen Tobacco for
them. lie will CLAIM conn ,ensation according
10 the following cdnced rates, 10 Wit.
fora Hhd htnci1g NOT more than 50 pnr
hundred 30 cents per hid
And for all Tobacco bringing higher price
s per hhd.
And whore hc sells collects the money. and
furnishes a statement, an additional Charge Of
90 ceats o., each tsogshead Will be made IN eve
~ case. Ne viii also ship their tobacco for
them II required on the customary terms.
He ilatters himself tia, Il ON fifteen ears *.
pericnce IN the Tobacco huriusss, the planters
will dud It To- thvir interest 10 ger ann 10 ssll
their rcops Tor them.
his office is directly in front II tie Franklin
Hotel in the town OF l.ygcIrburg. where he TN,
always be found except when Il, The warehouses
GEO WIllILoCkE.
Dec. 3 Gn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

yr HAVE purchased the bills on James River
y 10 miles below iynchburg, formerly belong
ing TO the estate Of VIM, Gait decd and offer
them for sale or rent. WIN. WARWICK.
NAV \. w3w6l.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

va OTICE.--1hc subscriber has pui INTO the
Y hands OF Mr., Thomas Davis, lhe books be
longing TO his NJ rcanrile establishment in Bed
ford All those indebted will make payment to
him without delay, as farther indulgence caDnot
be given JOHN BULLOCK
May /. 6l5D
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19

20 Merchants, Farmer, nad Others concerned
u ite navigation Of JenaS Eirer.
M 0Xk.tE is hereby given, that the nayi-
4 v Cation q the canal from Richmond TO
a.eidei,'s Adventure, will be stopped from the
su''e the 2o'h June ptAt, tor tIie purpose Of eff
"cnlg spme apairs to the works. BY order of
we resident aud p;rcctol OF the James River
~omhaoy RICHARD RElNS, Agt
Ays ~
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08
NtdtC Of Connecticut, ss. County
 et NesO.HGprn, April Q, 1898.

\ PON the application Of Henry Carungton, Hen. r, Denlson and E'assus Lyman, Agents oi the presi- dent, Direc,ors, and Company, oi the EAGLE BANK of New Haven, me ths day made, hewing that by an act of the Legislature oG saId State, passed May I6 aud continued In force by an Act oi the Legisa- ture of said State, passed May lS27-the Superior Court of sad state, for the county Oi New-aven, or any Judge thereof, on application Of the Agents of sad Eagle Bank. should limit time for tue creditors of said Bank tO present their claims to sad Agents, and direct pubC to he given thereof and that all cla,ms not presented within sad time, should be barred-ShewIng also that said Sup perOr Court not now in ,and that said Eagle Bank IS insolvent, and praying that time should be Limited, and Public Notice should be given aioresald:-
 Therefore, Ordered, That all the creditors Of said Eag Bank, do present their claims to said Agents, at their office, the city of Haven III said state, or before the first Monday of November, A. D. 1928, and that sad Agents do give public notice of this ofdert to ~, said creditors, by publishing the same six weeks succcssivey, at least twelve weeks before the first Monday of oiNOvember A. D. l828 in all such news apers printed and published in this state, employed by the Secretary of this State to publish the Laws thereof and also m the Daily Advertiser, a newspaper published in NewYork,' and in the Bos- ton Centinel newspaper published in Boston, and in the United States Gazette, newspaper published in Philadelphia and m the Albany Argus, a newspa- per published in Albany. DAVID DAGGETT,
 4 Judge of tue Superior Court of
 the State of Connecticut. true copy of the original on fife. JOHN BEACH, Clerk qfthe Superior Court.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08
IMPROVED STOCK.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND THOROUGH BRED DURoC nn COLT, PAUL PRY.

Will stand at the stable of the subscriber the ensuing Season, which commences on the first of May and ends the fret of August next. For Terms see HandbW. ..t
 FAUG PE Y was sired by the justly noted Horse, OLD DUROC, the sire of "American Eclipse" Cock of the Rock" Sc. whose pedigree is too well known to need oes- eruption.
 PAUL PRY is out of the full booded mare "Lady Betty" Lady Betty was sired by Rockingham; her dam by Mercury, granddam by Pot O's, out of Lady Skirmish, who was imported by Col. James Hall, of Lancaster, Pa. Ladys Skirmish own sister to Rosattad, by khenomenOn, out of Gaselte. Phenom- emo" by Herod, (hls dam Phrensy, by Eclipse, grand dam by Enqnirer, great grand dam by Blank.
 PAUL PRY was bred on the farm Of Hon. OIL YER WOLCOTT, of Litchteld, Conn.,; isof beau tfI dappe chestnut color, with black tail and IS full fifteen and half hands high; and for oity rage, good points, and color, passed by none. 1Specimens of hs Stock are owned by the fol- o"'ng gentlemen, uis. Sheldon c. Leav'tt, Esq., and MT Abyah Skllton of Beihem, and by Messrs Erasius A. Lord, C. B Vessels, Lyman Wooster, and at the stable of the subscriber. .
 Good pastare prorided for Mares, Gnd good attend a"ce g'rsn bEt accidents and escapes at the risk o the ssCnsTs. & .-
 OLIVER S. wOLCOTT.
 Litch6sld, April, 1928. 6w44
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08
State of C0nmfrttrut,
 COUNTY oF LITCHFIELD, '
Superior Court, Februarv Term, 1923


 UPON the Petition of Jemima EgglestoD, of Sails. bury, in Litchfeld County, showing sad Court ha, about the l4th day of fMarch, 1812 she law fully married to Barnebus Eggleston, then of Corn wall. in said Ltchfed County, now residing out ot the state in parts to the Petitioner unknown, with whom she lived from the time of sad marriage in the faithful performance of all the marriage duties and covenants her part to be kept and performed ,unt about the 26,h day of February, 182l and more than three years next before the date ofsad Petition when the said Barnebus Egglesion, without any just reasonable cause, and in violation and utter dsre- gard of the marriage duties and his part to be kept and performed, wlfuy deserted the Peti. tioner, and has since continued such his wful desertion and absence with tota neglect of all the duties required ofand enoned him by the marriage covenant and relation aforesad-praying for bill Of divorce from the said Barnebus Eggeston, as per pe- tition on file, dated the 18th day of February, 1898.
 Ordered, by this Court, that the Petition be contin- ed to the next Superior Court, to be holden Ltcl- field, within and for the County of Litchfed on the Sd Tuesday of August, 1328 and tha, notice be given to the said Barnebns Eggeston, by publication of the pendency of said Petition in two newspapers in this state, immediately after the rising of ths Court, weeks successvely at which said next Court the re- spondent, (yiz } the said Barnebus Egglestoo ap- pear, fine see cause, and defend. By the Court 436w FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Clerk.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08
NOTICE.

The Agents of the EAGLE BANK ofNew-Haven give notice to the creditors thereof. that claim a. ga ns sad Bank, will be, by them allowed, until the original Bills, Noes Drafts, or oiher vouchers or idence-of demand are produced and deposited with them-and upon the allowance of any claim, the said Agents will issue transferable certificate for the a. mount of the same, as concigsise evidence thereof, and which will ente the holder ot said certificate, upon the protlucuon thereof to all such dividends may at any time thereafter, be declared of the As- sets of said Eagle Bank, by the Superior Court for New-Haven County, according to the acts oftl'e Le- gislatre of Connecticut, passed May 1926 and May 1927. -
 HENRY HARRINGTON, } Aosa,s If
 ERASTUS LYM4.N, F<ta ng<"s Ra.n
 HENRY DENISON, H"s'e 0""~
 New Haven, April l7, l828 6w45
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08
c Ran IL AY.A S.

This eerti6es that the premium offered ny the "Ag- ricGtura Society Tor the Couny of Litch6eld," for the best Cot, under years old," ~as awarded to Oliver $. Wolcot, Esq. for hIscoit by Od Doruc. a, the Cattle Show and Fair of said Agricultural Soclet, held October 15, 1923.
 Atso-That the Premium offered for the best Sall- on, "hay!ng reference to Stock" was awarded to Oliver 5. Wolcon, Esq. for he Stallion, PApL PRY, by Old DUroc, at the Cattle Show and Fair, held al Lltch6eld, October n. 1926.
 AttsSt :. ?. BOLLEs, Rec. Sec. AS. efL,C.
 LichSed, March :, 1927.
 This cert'6es that the above premiums were awarded
 according to the cerb6ca,e of $. P. Boies. eA ,. R. LANDON, Chcir. Asoardiam Gem.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08
COLUMBIAN SYRUP,

F OR the cure of Liver Complaints Scrofula Rheu- masm, Kings Evil, Ulcers, Indigestion, and Debility As an evidence of the superiority of the Columbian Syrup ovor other Medicines recommended and sold for the above diseases the following communication is copied from the Connecticut Herald, of January Is, 1928.
 This is to certify that was afflicted with wander ing pains in different parts of my body which com menced in the spring of 1899, and lasted about IS mOnths from winch time 1t settled in my right knee and began to swe and continued swollen du, ing the winter. tried many things to help it, but all to no effect. In the month of March l824 it ucerated and brOke-from that time spread to large sore, which was two inches m diameter. In August, the same year, the ulcers began the lower part of my knee- pam, gathered and broke there and spread to the size of mans hahd During the fall and winter, | had the adVlee Oi many surgeons and physicians, but all to no purpose; it continued to grow worse. In the summer of 1926, l took bottles of Scott's Panacea, from which found no relief; in the fall of the same year, took bottles of Potters Cathoiicon also without effect. In January 1897, I began on Swains Panacea and that also failed of aording re- lief, but my leg was very bad. Sixteen large ulcers were my leg, the calf four inches in diam eter, and thirteen small ones. On the 9th of Apry 1927, began on the Columba an Syrup, and n two & half months my leg was healed up soundly and has remained so.
 This cure attribute to the use of Jacob Abright's Coamhan Syrup. l am well and can walk any reasonable distance with convenience.
 JOHN HARVESTED,
 New-Haven Jan. 18th, 1928.
 EJ9l is 70 be regretted thai many suffering under nNetPrate dseaser should be imposed upon bv MED. IcINEs, known best b. the appeation of PANAcEAs which are hed forth to perform perfect cures where they have not the slightest effect upon the disorders
 Philadelphia, Jan 18th, 1928. He above syrup, price s per bottle, $50 per dozen, is for sale by
 LEE, HOPKINS & BUTLER. Hartford, March lS ,i4s
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08

land. WRea the leaders ofths deadly enter prise. lost all confidence tn each niapF, and plotted each others ruin, till mWre than % ni
 ihrir number had ptTished hy the hand ofthr
 exrrutiOner. with thousands of citixens in
 number life, and Christianity ,at least in namt
 was again restOred.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08
Another Way
 ~TO NEW-YORK.-n
 STAGE X Steam Boa, fare from LitchAsld to New. York. sis artord, reduced to josr dollars Through in 36 houEs. J.PARKS. . Li,chfeid, April 2l, 1928. A5
NOIICE.

DY order ofthe Hon. Court of Probate for the Die. trct of Norfolk, wll hs S,d on the 18th day of Nav neat so much of the real aate Of Amasa Cowles, jr late Of Norfolk dsceased' will raise the cum of five hundred and Uine,y-6vs dollaU and seventeen cents 'oeether with incident chArges of sas. Sae to be ou Ihe premses.
 AMOS PETTIRONE, ASsainis
 THOMAS z. CoWLEs, SGrssors. Norfolk, April ls, loe. 4
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08
SaWpitts and NOrWalk,

To convey passengers to the following places, from Sawpitts to North Castle, Horseneck, and Stamford. From Old Well, Norwak, to Danbury, Bridgeport, and Stratford, daily -Ltchfeld and Derby, every Tuesday, Thursday, ana Saturday. The above lines will receive passengers at all tue lntermeda a,e places. For freight or passage, apply to Messrs W,gglns & Case, 307 Fron. st. New-York, Chichester & Quin tard, Norwalk, or the Capt. on Board
 TAn Baggage and Freight at the risque of the owner.
 Norwalk, May 1st, 1928. tA5
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08
Bauk NDfe Sra*If.

Rlls of the following Banks are received in pay .non,nrden enos,; at the PHCENiX BANK in this town The l,st will be corrected occasion may require
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08

NEW-HAMPS SHIRE. Cheshire Bank, at Keen Claremon, bank Concord bank.
 Conn. River, Charleston, Grafton bank, Haverhl!'. Strafford bank, Dover. Merrlmac, at Concord. Exeter.
 Farmers bank. Amherst. Pemigewasset, Plymouth Plscataqua, Portsmouth. Rockingham, do. Commercial, do. New-Hanpshire. do New Hamp. Unlon. do Portsmouth, do. Rockingham, do. IT,, Winnipisiogee, Meredith
 MASS SCHOLARSHIPS,
The Litchfield County post., 1828-05-08

Winnipisiogee, Meredith MASSACHUSETTS,. American bank, Boston. Boston bank, do Citybank. do Columbian, do Commonwealth, do Globe, do
 Eagle, do Manu. & Mechan. do Massachusetts, do New-Engiand, do ] North bank of do Suffolk, de 1. State bank, do. | Union bank, do
 Washington, do Asiatic bank, Salem. Commercial. do. Essex, do
 Exchange, do Mercantile, do
 Merchants, do
 Salem bank, do Agricultural, at Pittsheld Andover.
 Norfolk, at Roxhury. Barnstable, at Yarmouth Commercial, New Bedfore Merchants do
 Beverly.
 Blackstone, Uxbridge
 Bunker Hill, Charleston Cambridge.
 Danvers.
 Dedham.
 Falmouth.
 Fall River, Troy
 Farmers, Belchertown Franklin, Greenfield Gloucester.
 Housatonic, Stockbridge Hampshire, Northampton Hampden, Westfeld. Manufacturers, Ware Leicester.
 Lynn Mechanics. Marblehead.
 Mechanics, Newburyport Newburyport, do. Merrimac.
 Mendon.
 Milbury. Oxford.
 Plymouth.
 PawtuXet.
 Springfield.
 Sunderland.
 Taunton.
 Worcester.
 Pacific, Nantucket. Phoenix, at do. Manufac. & Mec. at do.
 RHODE-ISLAND. Pawtuxet, at Pawtuxet Agric'al. & Manufac. do Farmers & Mechan. do N. E. Pacific branch do Eagle, at Bristol Commercial, do
 Freeman's, do
 Mount Hope, dc
 Bank of Bristol
 Bristol Union
 Agr.&Manu. Smithfeld NE. Pacific, do. Village bank, do Smithfield Union.
 Do. Exchange. Cranston.
 Cumberland.
 Providence, Providence Eagle, do Exchange, do ? Mechanics, do Merchants, do a. Williams, do Union, do Franklin, Chepachet Hope bank, Warrsa Kent.
 Landholders', S.KinCston Manufacturers, N.Prov. Newport, at Newport Merchants, do NE Commercial do R. I. Union, do Mount Vernon, Foster Narraganset, Wexford N. Kingston, do Phoenix, l'h Westerly Washington, do Warren, de
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
TIE II \ plF>.
America,

The Damned FankssS, is, as oIr readers well
know, term OF eHdearment bestowed IN the
South, upon trat portion Of oul low CITIZENS
", O live east OF the Hudson rivtr.-l he genus
inc Southern patriot extends it 10 all the trans
Potomac states Leaving il 10 those whom II
NAV concern TO settle the exclusive right 10 The
aonrla,ion; we wish TO cali attention 10 The a.
pency which these said damned Yankees
have bad in the Tariff Of l82S-"that bill oil
abomina,ion"-ihat "shirt Of Nessus"-that
cunsumma,ion Of tyranny, sc. sc SC. vide,
Hamilton, ". George McDuffie, ard Thomas
Cooper, NJ. D. +. R. S. a. s.
But seriously, have NOT our readers, been IN
duced, by the eloquent cX"cra'ions OF The anti
Tayifr people upon the Eastern states, to believe
tina, they were chiefly # not solely, instrument.
al in the passage Of the late law? AS tls not
gene rally known how the states voted on the
Tariff Bill, we subjoin statement, showing
the number of vores given by each state in the
Hou,e Of Representatives, for and agaihs' thai
bin BY which it seems that OF the New EnG>
land votrs-,here were sixteen for and twenty
two aeainst.she Bill on its final passage. us
friends were principally from New York, Penn.
sylvania, Kentucky and Ohio-.fUe members
only from these states voting in the negative.
Oneyv.-As 10 the Cause Of this transfer oil
odium from Tie people OF the middle and west
ern states, 10 New England-Can il be that the
latter is known TO be fa> orable TO Mr. Adams
reelection, whilst the former states are oonsiG-
e,ed doubtful, OF decidedly in the Generals in
,erest, and consequently that the leaders OF the
party in South Carolina are too polite and poll
| lie 10 call than by harsh names! Let US be
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

Alta crowded and respectable asst mhlagc OF
tho friends Of The Administration in Baltimore,
on the Gath instant, the venerable and patriotic
II. McCulloch presiding, preamble was
greed 10, Le7reci;ing he reasonable doctrines
lately ayuwed 10 the Sou'h, and the following
resolutions unanimously passed:
fesolved That the principles incucaed in the Col
,tnn Address as well as those svowed in the speech
ofMr. George McDufhe, AUX HOSTILE TO TAE CONSTR
r,,r,ox rnrIsoSABLE IN THEIR SPIRIT, AND TENDING
TO nEBELLIoN. ..
Resolred, That as we love the rSloS-the constitu-
ton which binds IL, and the sacred memory OF those
-. indrn.,,denee upon which THAT rNoN was found
IL. ME- viii, supronr 1T TO THE LAST, and assist
wiih our linus and frt,nes the General Government,
I'll become necessary To PUNISH TREASON AND
SUPPRESS REBELLION.