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AIBhiGiIlS
COk.V.MbA.AS rNNEp.

N DlllS Medicine, toa the short tlritii has
- been before the Public, has proved Itself
superior 10 tanaccds. and other remedies 10
such degree as to give confluence 10 the Pro
prietor, that Its efficacy alone wi support It's
distinguished merits It's the most usrtul spfug
aud autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. L.
is SO perfectly innocent. thai 10 evil effect need
be apprchcudcd nom II. whenappl rdue,rcably
TO tpc directions ltmay be gwen, without any
apprehension, To the moot tender infant, OF lee
bic adult.
Inc COLUMBIAN SYRUP will rrictc and
eventually remove tho following diseases: = Ne.
cro-is, Carries, Tor urcrutlous OF thu bone, )
hing 5 Evil, OF 9cloinla Rheumatic ltrctIpns al
the head, and system generally syphilis, hrr
ourla aud nll complaints originating IL the IN
proper use o. Nlri cuyi Ulcers Oi the mouth n
throat; White Swelling eancelous, aud mtcte.
rate Ulcers discharges hom the Ems discus
rs OF the Skin ; LNcl complaints Jnindlce In
digestion. aud Debility
A a general dep'nalive article. 81 pu,Ge,
81 the blood, this medicine possesses invaluable
powers, II improves the appetite aud kas the
rcmMkabl qaaluy of drpuYlng the skin of lhai
yellow bilious tint which is 80 common IN hIliou.
constitutions. Besides Tie dl,ras $ above Gnu
merated, It is also recommended ~ u remedy tor
ihat affecting disorder, tie liberated sore head
under Inch children sunef the most exc iciating
tornenIs lor years.
i.nrh bottle tho genuine Medicine has lab.
cI, representing cLage aud the Hydra, willi
my signature.
u PHICE S3 PR BorTLE AND $50 PIN Doz
I'm. JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No. 1903, Arch Street. near Ihnd, phila.
Oct b
The subscriber has Just received large guam
tity ofthe Columbian Syrup aud Is tie only a
gent for this section Of country.
NALTERH. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct. p.
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l. org t. ne-nOt,
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR.
Dec. 81.

InHE subscriber has the pleasure Of inform
u ing his friends aud the public generally
that he has Just received direct from Fhilade-
phia, splendid assortment of the
Atlantic Souvenir.
A Christmas and new years offering for 1906
THIS IS the 3rd year since this interesting pro-
dnction commenced. and the last years Souvc-
mir tboneh' by all to be very excellent. but
when compared with those. the contrass is
so very great that you " III be struck orcibl. NJ
the very great improvements that been ma de-
1t contains fifteen engrayings much more
spenddly executed than have ever seen 10
fore, and lave no hesitation IA sayiag they sur
pass any thing ever executed in the L. States.
fine paper, printing aud matter iust as good "a
can be done IN any country. It's to he hoped
that every person Will call on me and supply
himself with a cop, of this wonderful produc-
lion We heara -reat deal SAID now day
about encouraging Domestic Manufactures
the People haye nn opporruniiv of doing nov
ald nj the same time get twice the worth Of lne;
mnnry. ABKAM Il. NORTH
\nv fG
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M-OTICE.-Willbe sold to the highest bid
der, before the door Of the auction room
n Ino. r. ID. PAYNE, IN the town Of Lynch.
Sarg on Friday the 18th instant, parcel OF
,.taI,.,eproes. consisting Of Men Women, Bows
.aJ Girls being all the negroes belonging 10 the
-.,,to If Richard Jones deed. late of Amherst.
TINS cash. or negotiable notes drawn ON either
bank IN Lynchhurg for sixty DAYS.
J0H. MCDANIEL, Admir-.
of K. Jones Estate.
IAN 10 tos-'
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gnRUsr SALE will sell for cash at pub
II he auction, before the market house, IN
The town Of Lynchburg. ON the l9th INST one
8rcy Horse, the property of Alexander brds.
tund The sale VIII be made 10y authority Ola
rust deed executed to mc by said Brldsland On
t,e Sd day Of October, 1927, and Is otrecord IN
,bs Clerks office ofthc ilustings court OF the
Corporation of Lynchburg The right to the
property is believed to be good but as trustee
shall onlv make special warranty.
MAURICE IL. GARLAND, Trustee.
Ian. 10. i"s1F
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.roTIrE-Bg eirfn Of a deed Of 'r0s' bear,
~ H. the dnv of and recorded
=. ne rierks Office Of The county Of Campbell, er-
u, ..as4lo ne BIZ Archibotd Boiling iHr IN hls life
.s@ YsLaH. on saturday the ID ddg Of Febr1ta-
.g' nett n lie late residence ofte 'aid Bohing
~ ' =, 1ubiir auction, for cash, Negro Roman,
NH and her il,crase sirce The date Of sad deed
= bg, been iafinaied thai there are conflicting
..a,s, 10 ficu slaoes The subscriber, 10 close ms
.eg'stakiag as such, requests TINT nh claimants
'@ ,I tgolrn the aat,ve fAeir CLAIMS TO him on
u. H., dagpf sale, in order that he nlGg determine
',.or he ,ours, hefuiH pursue. From The kao'o.
Is3rs ofAe trustee he be'icpes he titte to be good
5,faeriH only conreysueh title as Is rested w
sia rs such, HIM. NJ dLLio en-
Inn To- tdS2I trustee
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Chronicles Of CanonAate.

Y2N!ae Sub7cliber has the pleasure of inform.
u ine his friends, and the public generally.
tb,,t he has received dlrcct from Philadelphia. 4
Sdaply OF Walter SCOTS last Novel called thr
Cnt-uicics ~ t10Oaghic, which j. very hghI,
prais. 10y all who have read tbs work.
ABitAA r NORTH.
YannsrS3.
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Aliens Office Removed.

TnUE Lottery and Exchange Office Of 5 q NJ
=. Allen & 60 is removed next door to the
Book Store OF Mr. Charles \ Nlthers. y immr
diatey opposite TO Mcssrs NoIycl y .forgdu>
where all business in their line will meet with
prompt attention
Nov =
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Enrret- AIn.\ot.

AlHE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure Of
Il informing hi, friends and the pnblIc go
neraly that he has received, drcet from
Philadelphia a supply of one OF the most
splendid aud Beautiful productions ever oil
iered to the public, called
Forg not,
or a Present tor Christmas and the New
Year ls2s, containing above four hundred
pages aud thirteen of the most splendid En-
cravings ever before seen, with an elegant
Embossed Inscription pate.--.The young
gentlemen are specially invited to call aud
await themselves of this opportunity Of ma
king presents o the fair sex this Christmas
aud New Veal.
ABRAM r NORTH
Dec. %.
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TnHE snhsctib"r has recently received H
- few gross AImauhcks for ls2s, which he
will sell by gross, dozen or sioele QUE, TO
suit customers. CHAS. 4. WRITER'S.
Dee. 81
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Where i, wanted North Carolina. South Car
dina and Georgia Bank Notes, which will be Ia
sen az a small discount. Nov !.
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List Of letters remaining in Liberty Post
ell, on the 3ld Dec, 1897.
A-Wm N. Austin, Joseph Arthur, James &. Anthony,
James Ayres.
B-I,m'sE c, Boglas, Nathan BIrson, Bania al II.
Boslca Polly Ballard, James Bibro, Jesse Birtoa.
C-Jenkkias Carter, Pleasant Crcacy, Stephen II.
'shees, Henry Clark, Abner Coffee, Susansah Check,
Ge0rge W, Galloway B.
b-DaHd D. Dawson, James Dickinson, Thomas. De.
teast.
John Esdens.
f=--Ssml f.irlanb.
,e-luey Golf, Richard Goad, Thos. coggn, Rachael
dFgn.
h-Long John Hall ,Saml Hancock Peter siunter, Zoo.
nus dieson susannah lielton john Haggatd, William
hlteirlgg, Edward Hancock
snIue
k-,-Geo' Karnos, Samuel Kelly, Thomas Kirkpat-
WA Lefteich, w II. WIN Lively.
ua-'-dohu Murphy son. Jas, Mihtcr, ThH. Moore Q,
YIN Minor John Milnr VIM, MURPHY Jipy. james
,,,IAFll, Patrick McConl, Matthew Nchul.n2 Jas. A.
MAN William Mays, Miss MARY NJ. Mosdcy, Edwin
h--Goorge Nary,u
OWN. Oplesbv.
Mary ). Preston Mrs Margaret Preston r OBJ
%i~f'' ihos Prels, Isaac Preston ,, i'ei Price, Ma
~ Jones Mss Jane r. Peters. Jas or ThoE PondeAter
'Ianal a Palen. Cart. T.. Pate.
9---Wm.J 4. Quarlcs
~ N'--Bey II J. Ripley Andrew Reyuolti Juhn der,
a"o'' T. Randolph, Ambrose Rucker Samuel b Buek-
~ sNis, Nnrqare, s. stephens John ssar7 Francis
S nargaret Slower, Jacob sheppard, Capt. Chas
",.|arl, Jesse 5pcakman.
"a, jas y Turner, John Turner
e%hl.-Jos, wilson Jacob White, Jas. Alien and Mr..
WiSaeeh' Tho. Wheeler ?, Mis- Polly Wood, Jacob
nam. Gabria Wheeler Eli Williams, Elizabeth WIG
J., n WM. n. PORTER, P. N.
sH,o 2t27
~ u L'n Of Lettem on hand nj .laiherH Couc
't"% fod Office, lst january, 1893.
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n n Exposition OF the Old aud New Trsta-
~ ment. wherein each character Is summed
up IN its contents; the sacred tcsr inserted nj
large in distinct paragraphs Zach paragraph
reduced to ITS proper heads the sense given,
and largely ILLUSTRATED with
Practical remarks and Obserya-
lions,
by Matthew Henry tLaie minister Of the Cos.
pel.)
a new edition edited bv the Rev. George
Burdcr and the Rev. Joseph imghs, \ NJ.
" III the Life OF the Author by ihe Rev Samuel
Primer Just received add for sale by
CHAS. \. 8lIHERS.
January 3.
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hLi' ~ = Ij,,lsr, Of he Lnts Of ttf Union.

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- ,i..rf5,.4Iputs will be inserted al 10 cent per
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t,.ery Orders not exceeding two squares are m
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- ,uletrrs addressed TO the Editors mus De po''
80 tbev will not be attended 10.
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ENENAITG =.

YhRAFTS on Washington City, Baltimore,
~ Philadelphia, and New York. for sale al
II per cent Premium, for all sums over 100 at
the Lottery and Exchange office nf
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FYesh NavAen seed.

<nHOMAS J. DUYAL has lntely received
u from Messrs. lhorburn = ron, \. YORK.,
a supply of Fresh Garden Sced, neatly put
~, Catalogues 81 which may he had al hi
store. Also an additional supply Of Drug
Medicines, Pants, Otts, Dgt-S,UGs. PtrIpmt
n, Or. which mnkes his assortment equal 10
any ever offered in this place.
Dec. 81. ts24
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Pni,up-At the late court Of Oyer and Ter
miner for Otstgo county, n !. John {. Nor
rls. Esq Iateiirs Judge oftIat cennty was indie
ted and tried for perjury, AZ the instance OF
Robert Green. The court stopped tie defence.
declaring the yindicati0n Of the defendants en-
tire innoconcr was complete. aud directed die
jury TO acquIt him which they instantly did.
The court then ordered the prosecutor, Green.
Into custody for perjury the grand Jury forth
with indicted him. and he awaits his u nj in tho
county vail This man appears to have been an
humble limitation Of Iiaman OF OLD, Who b ought
on hi. own head the vengeance he uleditated for
another
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lr,,iaannels, Calie3es and i}ombazp,tg.
WIN Dc. sold nj los pro hf
A.. ANDG,' -. BrorHEGs
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nm who persists that he Killed Morgan
has travelled through Erie and Niagara coun'
ties, PRAYING TO be hanged without any sympa
thisising encouragement lie ms, however
been examined by three attnrnies for sir hours,
(equal to an execution at aag tinc.) in Orleans
couniy, and his account Is 50 clear 20 da..
dates facts, and nanes, thri the lawyers de.
clare that he is worthy of belief aud thai he re.
ally kill,d Morgan, aud consequently they have
obliged t'aj ~ locking aim Up il, the ooun,v
isH tN L Enquirer,
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4 List Of Letters remaining in Liberty Post
ell, on the 3ld Dee, 1897.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

BGNAPARTH AND iAGKSON--A coxrR,yr.
~ tribe Of rowing Arabs had lain peasant and
fo7aDarto had gyea directions 20 search on and nm
lah the murdercrg. One OF MS Oriental counscilors
laughed IT The zeal which the General manifested n,
so slight Il cause.
W nat have you . do with tro death orlhis v,lIri
Sultan hehlr said tie ironicaIly ycs he your kins-
man ' MA
He wgs moro" sold Napoleon: he was ono ior
Woo s1tHty am accountable 70 God, who placed
ann under my Coycrn;nerr?"
SheiIls. -'' '''
y bond Of civilized frcerrcr had e,.cd their co,,r-
Try IN BATH: they had f;Ilfed all t.air aDoacon,e,
to her. ana they departed TO fjr own homes Jack
son gave directions 70 search n,r and p,rsb" hi.
brethren. Humanity srd, why would Won ocrsccutc
uito Hc"'1 Your kinemrn, the subjects of tho sam,
in's Who have fought md bie5 by yo,r sleo .rhev
nave broken the great law" said Jackson: inv
I'll commanded thea to think as though vet
hoy have dared 70 think and for themselves ticv
'f"'hd nave been my slaves whence had they riri+
to determine for Themselves tho cajnls of the law IN
on :hc1n:" P
The brave defenders of heir country wore bro1-If
back, and condemned When the death hour c-ina
jiS' ICE interposcd. icf Humanity had filled.
How dare you to- take the lives which God oayc"
placed them under your command for a season. Wbv
execute upon them sentence which no law of your
country has pronounced"
"Ir Is WILL" said Jackson: nj that moment
jis own doom scaled by Justice; that wherever
Ia natlc Of ioc.0u should be mentioned there shold
the story o! th" gallant T"Hs md Wood and Harris
and th"ir comrades murdered the battIc field whore
they had bled lr freedom aud their country he told
for memorial Of him. rT}ogto1 Pa,l.oi
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III shc-sc Stuc AMI tue spcndor OF those talents that
have often shed their light and ustre on the civil
iiach world. !us: rs the yalisInan, on VIII, ch MIR
Clay had embarked at CircnnRti, was leaving Argus
IN; the Phu,bs cama i'll yiew-a saatc was fred,
which was succeeded by repeated and anime cheer
ing--whcn the Jasnan pursued her coutsc up the
River, and the PontUs followed III her wake. Rip!cy
was beautifully illuminated and the approach OF Tho,
Goats wclcomcCby boniirCs and other approximate
demonstrations u. joy and respect. Here Mr. iiav
was waited upon bv Connatec and ,iiscinbarIc .or
short time Ike conducted to the residence Of
DIR. Campbell an old friend ana companion in l..rsa-
tive duties where tic plain and republican oi;t ,1cs
of hospitality provided and the ciIixans ircnc,al-
" extended t. Inn thc spontaneous manifestations OF
their high cons l"ra'lOn and esteem.
The Boats arrived nj Maysvillc uaout one clock nj
mSht--a handsome rGpast Of wines and tie t.ris Of
the season had been prepared, IL expectation OF lis
ARRIVAL, early in the or. ce,n evc,,;ur BIZ, Mr. (lv
the day, that his friends yielded his request 10 b.
permitted 10 remain on hoard during the ui,.'lt l.
next morning large cOucourSe % Our citizen tc,ti
ned III person ttc.r continued and undated rCrtrtl or
ann ;i Il citizen. statesman and friend. ABOUT .
O'Clock on Thursday morning, Just as thu, Palsl,an
was preparing 70 take; her departure, handsome hal
Icon barring the s;iDerscription in arrc letters Of
i"l!ENRY CLAY" made = beautiful rsce,,,i.,p
the atmosphere being very calm, the b. lo,u asccn
ood nearly Perpendicular, and appeared 20 r,a. lis
utmost nclght Immediately over the = Ritt where Il
s'cpie' 10 mover IN triumph of Inonc,.su rs
descent passed rajcsticailv auno-spluf:n he III
yer and descended on the Ohio shore
fr. Eiay understand will leave fhn tn .;,pn.9 >
s"e noh the tiuaniotte and pass 4 o,u tl,e.ra hv
Lind to the Sulphur Springs yviat- lac vii re,r.n a
siiort nnH In" pure ar and dahpht.Il cli,,,a;, y,
's part 81 ms native Virginia sincerely hope viii
ctecf an entire restoration of MS health which has;
occh so much improved by his late visit to the west
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From Gie village Rccorg
NORTH CAPDJINN


" az" pernEitcd to copy from letter to ocuilc-
m1h III tins village dated in North Carolina "5iL Of
Gth mol;i 1928.
III subject OF IN" presidential election still CONT
nu'S 10 be ctn"ascd with intense interest on both
sides, and am doubtful tic people suffer fnmsaIy,s
10 be too much ag,ated There seems to he ;;s,o
ston III many people in The southern Staies 10 l,ct
HhueW jackson 80 the presidency even n; the haZord
ol every tning relating "a the Union and arDrrs. of
e People, and III Snuth Carolina div isior and sr,en,
beraent ct the Union begins 10 be fsrasly talked Of
az thing not farcht with the most da,loaro,s co,.c
qunnces 10 the lives, liberty and happiness Of the
Irourtry-'n North Carolina arprchend Ike scal, 10
o2 very near on balance regard 20 tho Election,
ooh parties claiming the preponderamcc iii it's favor
ana nevertheless ti5 Of the administration ins
g gained end is gaining ground III the state. The
arm I'll passed ut the late session of CONGRESS- is
mach cavIlnd at and tried ia be made veirty ob;cc
ton 10 ne present administration by the friends Of the
aero If New OriCals
% think 1t to DC tho duty OF each one who tr,,lu
iEes oT The h&ppness and prosperity of our country
ano fer institutions, to cooperate with each other IN
Trying 20 avert 40 great calamity the elevation of
i'i 10 t!c chle nagIstrncy who has claim there
70 save the fighting OF few battles and saiDinc -.
Lands with bicoi who has in go many inst ercss s,
disposition not 10 suffer hgrseIf 10 be Governed nv
l1e laws CT nations OF the land in the Mace ~ ono
TO wi!om no well founded objection has vet beer
made -! 'e''
IN" letter seems TO important. It is written l,y
III intelligent rlnn but iac!neyad politician who
would give colouting for party purposes IfIast
hoiIi. the scale was nearly on balance IN regard
20 the Electciand the Gauss, otha a3r,inSt i'm
9ao gained and was gaining ground we NAV conf
dently count on the vote OF North Carolina
s 1t not curious, that in North Caroline where the
ar - unpopular, it Should DC used as = reason ,,jIv
Cen Jackson ought 10 be elected that il may he ~
Pcaiec while hcre in Pennsylvania he is supnor+ ID
Oh the ground that he il in favor Of The Tariff!
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IIon trc N1~sv.ir Eagic, 81 -er;c,ai,g, ..
,iIR. CE.1J ,qT YSTIT,I,E.

IN ar'icpotior 81 tic arrival Of the Secretary Of
state ~ Mays'.lio N Wednesday cron;ur last, a
number Of he citizens Of this place chartered th,
Steam Boa Phn,bu3 then lying at tlc wharf and
descended the River to meet their friend and fellow
citizen HrNrY CLhy. At Ripley they were Joined bv
several oft nrst respected inlIebitauis-a anxious
70 ;0s'jfr 'h"i~ u Unfinished ccaG!curc N Tire --;.,
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asse2Dees9ogU gas Js5a.
SATURDAY MoRNINe:, SEPT. Is, 1919.

ticf on the Adams Electoral Ticket has been ;ncor.
rcc printed N Ill the papers and on the Tickets nrc-
2s 5,.4I to- rae voters i aould be printed Col 10
81 Il h'AoHEU: Gen;l2nicn who have received
have th' correction made with pen before distr;.
Wing to-day. pi'''''a ~ '1i;
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may tine nnn" of MERCER, It's mtifing Advocate,
live immortal in the hearts of his countrynen.
Edmund l.. Hunter. The Louisiana and K,p.t,c-
Ky elcctions horbnger JOY to the f;cnds of Free
dom throughout the world. pledge of the ultimate
salvation OF the temple of liberty from ,lcllmcnt u
warning 10 b'ggotted faction, md solemn rejection
OF its principles, Meme, .siear Text ,i,hais7n"
Maj. James Stephenson. John q. Adams and
Henry Coy: The one the bright star in the East the
other In the West under the administration ofesuch
mon, our country has nothing to fcor. . :
John :. Gallahcr. Maj. Stephenson aud CAPT.
GLENN They encountered the fierce incrSions of Sa-
wage enemies in Times of peril they now rallied
under tho banners Of frcadoIi md civil liba,ty.
Howard T. Thornton,esl, OF Fredericksburg. Tho
fertile county of jccrson Prosperity to hcr skil!ft
Agric"turr succrs1to her political ;ogacity AMI i'll
tegr;y.
/ Joseph Van STeHri"gcI:. The Prcsicntcfthe L,
States and Heads Of Departments: Wisdom, virtu,
and discretion characterize their conduct
. 1hoS. Van Swcarin@cn. The Union Of :hcsr
states: The patriotic eop, o. tho South, ninlcnce;
by pHca actio,ists, Viii never mint at their disso
I,,tjaa.
Baker Tapsco'.. Oarhappv union Vrginians viii
mover h2rt"r it for British t'abricls.
i Eeni. Witslijre. Horny CLAY:
Z Z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13

nave mtcrrot"ed, have ever seen Mr.. Sothara sou,h
OF the Assniiik, since he transferred from tho
Oench Oh the supreme court t. the Senate of the
United States. Ind Fed W, look upon 1t ne rime that
:he public should be- csabuscd" about tins Webster
letter aud know no better way of disabus,qs the
pubic tAan 10y catching the sladercrs in their own
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-13
BAKER Tapeco't. Oar happy Union: Virgini;
never barter it for British rabrichs
Eeni. Wil'shre. Horny Clay:
: rnrl; of Alin,nnt'
4, wh0sc base the storms OF faction break,
E.hrcTcd AMI wrEH.


/ John V"tor. Henry Clay: Enzcorc',cd from the
rcTnrSso5 iir'ac" of detra@tior he asks not sympa-
t ant ~ lcc from tho people, hey will award it ii,
1855 ~ ccSatin" on honest, fearless ard hirhlv TIA
Iai'"d Statesman - the Presidency.
Ionn Mottcr. May the Union revcr he dissolved:
AirT the Oak Of Liberty ovcr-sadow that fiery spc-
Cues CT Hickory, and all nox;ous wceds--Nay p-0vi-
1ce protect rs, aud Keep M the disciples OF W ash
, ulC"n, and ~ lIiIn to take our r,ii,ic
Abraham Snyder. Let Inc scus OF Columbia sun
poF t'l men who for Ontin,,ing the Tariff hold
~, i2rtr informal imprp:. mcnts and encouraging DO.
,;'ic Manufacturers 50 that tl, ,;utic, may he en-
rioN''f IN attending 80 tho srrGias.
DR.. Ih"s. Hammond. Hickory excellent f;,, Z a,,,-
roi@ hit not for Cabinet work.
Peter y. kccney. The cl,nrec OF ,'h,r.-nin and
c'rrnptinn'A political BASTARD haieotten by Major
Eaton = co--brougl,t forth by Kreamor, and nur:ci
BY Daft Green AMI Riichic.
john iontz. Tl1n his cxccllrucv John Q. Adams
II Is -enraly acknowledged thst VIC cannot elect an
a"l"r President; the probability IS rntY not get his
equal.
Joseph 0sGold. Calhoun, NIcDuiie, van Blrcn,
and Giles g"od'y fellowship took the down
Ward road
Ihns. Shepherd, r. Tho Hero Of Now Orleans
Nay he be otherwise COMPENSATED for service. render
cd his country than by being elevated TO the dirncd
station occupied ut present by hs ezcciency John q
Adams.
Arthur i!otclcr. Peace within our n~l,cs-plentr
WITHIN our dwellings; truth il our Statesmen: ia
tri'tism III cur Prcsdcnts virtue in our Senators:
and industry in Tho people 20 the end of the world.
g.. t,Hnry {. Al: BrIseon fh" President OF the q.
9iatc2'-Nl'ct tr; tree he Judged nv ITS fruit"
Charles Harpar. Nay John Quincy Adams be
permitted to hear tho of public lii, for four
yeaTS longer for his own and the general warfare.
AFchlfs!d Cameron. May the penpl. OF the
United Htetc9 ever lr,vc the virtue md patriot
ISM necessary to prrpuiaate civil and re-io,.s Il
bcltv.
William anderson. If talents, sohrietv aui re-
gard to tie Constitution Of the United State, BE-
necessary requisites in the Chief magistrate we
WI continue me present incumbent four years lanrc
wisdom sufficient to oppose ali Military Ruiz and Fec
ton AMI TO support Our Lays, liberties ANA the Con-
s'it!ron. by uii fir and hono -atio means
III. NaIccr BiisCor A!,,Dutic: 1Tuy he be able
% rHn!cca Just account to his Maker
Otis )ut.lv The present administrative. er,,ces
We Ni Try them foTr years iacser then 90. Better
WA. ". SH'b|. lacEso1 MD Adams - bird in
the bend, Is worth two in the hush"