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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-02-26

oo, readers will 6al in 'o-loys paper, a
ian Of The manner and styie oil Grnefa'
Ion, Writing. Its worthy 9fbei"g placed
lilo ne famous letter Of thanks Tor me
-,,.n, Of pair Of ooo's, which aior' saio
wer, to b. "LMp UP As MIRROR, TO
,,,,rK TO GREATER ExERrioNs L't me
..,co,s -four Second Washing,on not
!. r.-got,cn, among his otter splcndcd quail
: ATOMS for the Presidency.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
600
5000 SI-DSCEIrrpe


The downh;iI Journey march of Jacksonisn is cously
illustrated Ivy advertisement in Nat Journair The
jouncynen printers late in the employment of worthy
freud Duff caution their be tfrtu the L. States rain
engaging with him. for they state that he aud Russell
Jarvis do pay their workmen Alas, Duff! We never
did expect the day would como, could give you ou
sympathy, yet DO wI,h all our hearts! We know
what is PuG, to have purse light, that to chuck it
six bar gate is impossible from tic mere absence
Of specific gravity We too, With speeches surprise
AMI sympathy, that thou enable only 10 pay the
paper maker but for tho ink, without which it is i'm
possible fulfil the of IL 900 lies per week. Nov
DU, and before, do really believe that
been sandccd by the codiion who represented you
hircng of Eaton and Calhoun. But be Of good cheer
Maj Lee IS said by the Scioto Gazette, to be his way
frausI,t With the treasures of the West
Wo did believe DuH, thar " there we're any editors in
the L. s. as much sighted by their subscribers any
Uthers that the unfortunate twan-But, since
this development, feel rather inclined award you
the melancholy prc-emncncc. Six thousand subscrbers,
and not able to pay for ink end composition! The thing
seems impossible! we afraid Duff that you gamble.
We cannot imagine Without such hypothesis, hoy
you should be 81 dsvlishly bard run Or perhaps you
have old debts-M issuuri debts-hangng like an
cry cloud over you gain upon these you o-
prUdeDty Withdrawn much If your capital from the
cpuccrn' But still DuT, thou hast our u1rmest sympathy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

weIsat oi eyulsnc. 60 Ia. as - AK v., ,s, -, -.
that you were originally concerned in this speculation,
only security for others and did no, .yre nor in
Sn3 10 participate in hs pref.s" wba, ,b., L. The as
pect Of the affair materially changed IF ,b.,s rce
Pnpfiey IN e ""h>ac'n' Is II any better for you, in
This view OF II ihan upon the upposiiou of yorr having
been benefciai!y interested Is il worse IN H. ,.,ora
act for your own profit, than and aset others il,
doing wrong for ftsU benehG What woud vnu ,birs or
a accused OF being accompce in m nc, cf bur
gary highway robbery who should SET mn as n,ssv.
defence, that he was only concerned s.cf 10 stand
distance aud watch Tor sa fe,v Of his
and that it expressly stood ,rd ,rc.d ,h,, lac
was 10 have IA" share ii IA" bqny? Would vou say tina,
'hs generous WAC shHwed himself Tins reckless OF
the property, and e'ea OF ie lives diners was any the
less guilty, because nc robbed ONLY for The bcGt
h ut hrs friends AMI d not expect him self TO partake or
the spoil? again say, do not now mean "a den, ,,
pfopTiety oil negro EGa"S This matter leave Il, tb.
udsmen, OF the pubc- Eui not hesitate ,b.,
If you were, ynu Etnt partnrr to a contract for
the purchase and salsnf slaves by ro traders far
il you gave your satsEiou such s,ecula,;or H., Sion,
ing your w9ittcn agreement, in order 10 carIyi
"n--t YOU ad"ancedTsn"r money, rkei your credit
as means OF aiding l't"mut'uy, eec,ing H. YOU an,
To all inens and purposes. responsible for il, If there
any improperly crnjnalv YOU were us, ne r,r;
partc:ps ynp we're cn!v scr,ri,r for tho
benefit OF others, YOU would have beep IF Won VOC
yourself 10 the whole portion Of the pro6, of tho
sIecu!atinn 1t won'h make no difference in rinc.pc
You were negro trlder aeai.r in Gto,na F.si Thi,
you have yourself admitted, and CONTRACT signed bv yr
own baud referred and ceAd corv dcposi,ed with
your printers !, eau, therefore, no difference whc-
ther tie unfortunate ohecs this speculation were To he
transported the lower country for your pdvial no,
or for that OF your Pr0ges and friends. You were it seems
he most important party tn the alone had
capai ana credit and without your aid the specula ton
would not have been made. Nuu therefore, are fully
responsible for ali the consequences attending it, and for
al Tue mpopety Involved in il, if there any, whe
c you acted, as was generally believed time with
Il view 10 your own pecuninry gain, the accomplice
the alder aud abecr Of other dealers in Ina, eces u
traffic,
Permit me, in cnnc.usou 10 saw that Won aud vomr j.
hereh should be cautious not Iuassl the feelings and
putaton OF men. who have every disposition 20 remain
quiet during the Present controversy but wio if excited
and driven action in sefdecn:e, may show that the,
Know more about of the ctioms Of your life
than you would wish TO exposed the present critical
period. BOYD N.N ATeT
iirl July, 1928.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

WILb be given for taking up aud deive ring 10 me az
W Oansgo Mills near Richmond, my HORSE; dark
sore about IS hands high, years Old one hind foo,
"h',s snort switch tall shud all around paces and 10
geod orde I've discovers tenderness in his fore feet uhcr
ro"e On hard ground pavement. he urpsd 6st
last Tuesday night the canal aud it ), probsbe vas
Tooe W the bauk by negro, may somewhere ia
OF abou, Richmond JOHN a. YLCHER.
CALICO Mills, Aug Isl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

N"'' "hs ago "e heard fend yours saw thar Il vss
your purpose to realize ha ndsome fortune from IN. T.Ie
e'aph ana retire to enjoy oiium dig ntate which h.
Sa'o you would certainly do in very short time The re.
A S'r'cA US because between Duff, we had formed
e very Identical project Let us not abandon delight
full Il visionbut determine stin when we have ..;-5
handsome fortunes to soace old age by otiun rim,
disanaic;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

Distressing Occurcnce.-It is stated in the PORT.
land Advertiser, that Saturday tie 18th ult ona
Of the powder mills al Ciurham took fire and exroded
by which catastrophe of the wurbrncu who were
accidentally IN the pounding mill the time we're so
injured that they ed out . short time Another
of the wornen badly injured that no homes we're
entertained of his life He was but Just alive on Nom
day morning. they all young men without IA
miles.
The accident was occasouPd in exchanging the com.
position iTon one mortar to another. 1eune man
unacquaIned with the work 10 loosen some of il from
the mortar, dropped the COPPER pcstle FIe was told
to dess by one OF tue workncn but repeated three
tunes when the powder took hfe poded Is casks
u arc again under tie necessity of Ia, ing over
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

Governor Williams Of South Carolina, living at Society
HILL an the Pee Dee River, spins annually two hun
drrd bales OF cotton, Cs entire CROP into yarn, sLs
IT TO Fitch, Goodwin 4 Co.. New York gents for the Noy-
thcrn Factories who say that MIR. Williams yarn report
cd to be tie best III the United States ard that fabr
Gated at an immense profit TO the aud spinner
yuWcdgerHc Statesman.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
From tie Political y9ren,r.
TO TIE HON. JAMES BARBOUR.

Fht0sflrNSOurg. jug 2s}d 1895
S!R;-On tho eve OF your departure ON your coun-
~ on ois'ant aud important service, humber of
your fellow citizens 81 Frederic sbg no have long
hhown and esteemed sou as a Dcig hbour and friend
ueS"e I" testify TO YOU ia public manner the birh es
'a'ion IN which they hold your character as CITIZEN
ana your conduct as public officer. We therefore
IN compliance With their request respec,fulv invite
yoh 10 public Dinner, at Young's Hotel Tomorrow
afternoon, = o'clock.
iefmt us to assure you that you carry with yon
from your native shores confidence and esteem
ami our best wishes for your prosperity and happ-
nCss. rF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

AinsSt fo" I.oaiyiga': --The elections haye ctny
menoed aispicions!y Mr. Livingston is vamquisl,
et-Esen' and Gpr!ey believed TO be re elected ond
the Whole Administration Ticket through.u the State
triumphant. Tue Signs prorilion in all the lou bit.
TIL States anti we believe the election Of ME- Adams
cerisn he news at Philadelphia is corroborate ted by
iettfIs received at Washington from Louisiana.
ELECTION IN TOCjSIsHr The brn. Frani<l;,
captain nay, arrived at Philadelphia OH Wednesday
from New Orleans The editors of the L nited St,ie,
Gazette have received the .trgrs OF the I2,h ut
which contains Tie OF lie election a; fan a.
received held on the 7lh.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

HUGH MERCER,
WIN. nj. BLACKBOARD,
WM. L. GRAY,
THOMAS II. Bolts,
JOHN S. WEXFORD.
Il. HARRISON,
WIN. BROWNE,
REV. r. WEXFORD,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

'lst july, 1925.
Dear Sir: did inform y0u dat in a conversation
between Mr.. Giles several other gentlemen and nv
self, in the Office Of the I'd Auditor, some time in
June last, no expressed opinions favorable 10 drsso
luton Of the Union, rather than submit 10 the Tariff
o! 1928; and when it suggested BY one present
that we had derived benefit from the Union he con
sidered these benefits nothing compared 10 the oppres
sion of this law II also suggested by Mr. Giles.
that 10 the event Of var with Tire Northern States
England would aid for the benefit she would derive
from the Cotton and Tobacco trade aud other articles
which would be vorth TO us 10000 men and the Bri
fish Navy.
The LIST aud I'd Auditors were present, and have
no doubt will recOect the Conversations
One Of The gentlemen referred 10, I'VE have seen
only one does recoIIcct The and ifs sub
siantial agreement With this account of II.
Mr.. Giles is great, nce5ssut, and uaconuected
taker lie talks 10 oil descriptions Of people, and nc.
yer thinks Of adapting his conversationo bis audience
He has few CHOSEN themes, which no mounts on all
occasions, and Take quito earnestly aud Iearuedv
to c1e a. 10 another ~ the uuboUnded verbisce in
which be INDUCES, he may have orgotteo vba lie said
and What be did not cay; but II tse above shall not
suffice to revive his recoIIectons more csn be added
We submit the subject to the Public,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02

fredericksburg, July esd, 1897.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02
'f7FE D0LL4R5 RETT,3RB7

IL arc again under the necessity of Ia, ing over
lii
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-02


Derh,snv I59, AJaus
Nlarisny, 55q)
Butler. 81 JACKSON
CD'iggess
WINE, li12 Hd9ns
Livingston. 1893 jackson
Three or four parishes are get be heard iron.-
Nprhai rern:ts say that White IS elected ny abont
con majority. tllrlcy is SAID 10 DC eec!eL. and
Brent also
n the city The Administration TICKET has carried,
without en exception.
The Ages apoiogises So want oil mattc., Which
Is o'ng to the fact that all the French orlluen of the
Office arc sick and the editor is also confined Ia his
bed. shai ing i'll general calamity
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23
-HsA us aud BOOKS.
Gift

7EeiI Subscriber hcgs leave ipn. his el % and the
4 pubic generally, thai he still ccn,innes 20 keep. q
@ his hFge and eiegan assortment OF BOOKS
and STATIONERY, aspleNdh assortment Of Plain aSa
lrshpna5te HITS from !. EGnrs slaanacory. Phllade
a, warran ed ne equal in every respect % any has
manufactured Nc con,ry.of various coors and quail
i'iesproes from e Is u s. Persons wishing to pu'
chase would do well 70 call. they viii be sod eiihe by
wholesale retail, AZ Faila !eirhia prices
J. SCOTT, No. 9S, Maikct-st.
Wilmington, June 6, 1928
Nh S. can have hats made &c order q, The shortest
notice.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23
II. PORTER g. SON,
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Gepeia assorimcts ct
BOOKS IND ST.1ITO.N4RY.

Among which are Family Bibles srlenlidy bound from
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Music for the Piano forte Bank Books of VARIOUS SIZES
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23
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For sale, as oIorp,
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variety of Biographies by other authors
II supply Of Bristol Board, Fancy Papers, Stationery
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vance cn cost.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

Arhmetics, English Readers 6eguels, Spelling EG ks.
Biographies, les Testamenis, States, Criefiog and
Copy 30 v 81 and Letter PAPER, &c f"" sale at a
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street, at reinc = prices.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23

The sournIe Souener the same over the whole globe You
his olive brown complexion, which the has
wrath You in his countcnance the tnge of bilious
IMPRESS that he has inhaled mm and breahed morning and
his peculiar gait and his ctand lofty
compared himself with ohumn brings, they
before him to their daily task His disregard cfeS
he travels his spirit ardent and yet generous sud-
den and quick his proud preference his country his
dialect reckless disregard ocnneqpences and variety mixed
traits, and yet difficult describe mark
ou.hcryanf eye soutFsner IN the streets OF New yek
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-18

and untoundcd. "iIC4
a letter from Trieste saws that a.,
l-or! High Commissioner, lad sailed f., ~-1''':
10 negotiate with lbrahim Pacha ~ I4t
the evacuation of the Morea. >!7'F!
The Globe Of the evening or u..,
says, Accounts from ST. Peter,5uroL W.. =
18th ull. The preparations for ," w., 1'i IL
South were contipued. Exchange o. rn :" N
steady at 10 SIS. The letters BY ,bs ." 4
burgh mail this morning state tina, on :'sN'
day last, il was currently re2or'ed =, T u.
burg, that Turkey had declared war . ''!H
Russia; the news was reported to rom. Ss'E
Vi-nna express A commercial ou,s y, "@
eminence al Hamburg had stopped psym, r1';
The Globe of the Is, oc March SAYS ,b..'
Germah papers received tha, morpins Gi'.. VIZ
dit the statement Of the evacuation Of INV ~
rea by lbrahim Pacha. He was at Nal. "n
the 22d Of February, purchasing nrnr '.G"
brought by numerous ships, chiefly Gom VI
lonian islands, Patras was blockai,d ,a VIZ
Greek steamboat and other vessels I'M, w w
Piled with provisions by land. Gen, cbn'r
had been qul'e inactive since the ,al;ns ~, !,
Vas,siladi, and undertaken nothing ,ns;.
Missolonghi or Anatolico. s''"''
FRANcE.-Price Of Stocks, Feb. 90 T
per cents lo3f. CSC. Three per cents Sc o"'
A royal ordinance appoin,s NJ. Royr,y.,,
lard, president Of the Cham er of DrpI,s,
the remainder of the session: it is Slated ~,
after the royal osder had en- read, prr,, =.
,atlon prevail d in the Chamber VI. CAM.
is an AMI jesuit. A ministerial paD,r a.,
The Quolidiennr regrets that the choice Of'
King has fallen upon NJ: Royer Collard, trr,r.
il prrceises in that choice a concession ~
are not more disposed than The Qus,ld,err,n
favour sys EN- of which we have con,,,,I,
pointed out the danger: but in th;, in,,,rr,
We do not think toe reproach appli.ab,-
without doubt it is painful to see Iber,i,,
imparl its color 10 the Effective Chambrr IA,
the king could not choose othrruis, lh,, 9,
mong the candidates whom thp Chambcr,,.
scented to him; and it must be admitted ma, \,
has chosen the mos, capable. One Of the u,
Presidents Of the Chamber VI Dcpuie, Nr
De Eaux, proprietor Of The Journal Of COM
merce.
GERMANY. On the esd Of February, II.
shock of an earthquake was felt al AGutro
Brussels, Lou,airi, &c. The churchts ~,
tanned some Injury.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-19
The Royal Restorative,

A cure for Rheumatism and Gout
TETHiS justly celebrated Medicine, has met
n with the best success in Europe and
those parts of the United States where il has
been used, in curing the above complaints. Il
consists Of two different powders to be digest
ed IN spirit, and the one called the SWEATING
powder is TO be taken, internally, for the pur-
pose its name indicates, viz. sweating. The
other is called the Embrocation powder: and
IS applied TO the surface with friction. The
Medicine operates on true physiological prin-
ciples, in removing the complaints for which
it is intended, and is approved of and used in
the practice of some of the beat modern
Physicians. Its discoverer, DR. JACKSON. an
eminent Physician of London, after long Sc
ries of experiments, being himself afflicted
with Gout and Rheumatism for a number of
years, found this valuable Medicine to be the
most effectual remedy. This induced him to
extend as much as possible, its influence
throughout the world. 1t has but lately been
introduced into the United States with the
best confidence in its success. II is now the
general opinion of modern Physicians. that
Rheumatism is an infammatory disease of the
muscles, because they are sore to the touch,
and motion is painful hence the pain is felt
at, and about the joints, although the whole
Of the muscles may be affected The way
which nature seems to have adopted for car
rying off this disease is by perspiration, there
fore, il follows that such Medicines as have a
tendency to help nature in this operation.
ought to be used. Upon these principles the
best Drugs in the Materia Medica for promot-
ing copious perspiration, were selected, and
by series Of combinations and experiments
this compound was found to be the most pow
erful, and at the same time safe and efioa,
tious Remedy.
Through the medium of a friend have
been made acquainted with the composition of
this Medicine, and obtained right from the
Proprietor, DIR. Jackson, for preparing and vend-
ing in the United States. have had il bnt
short time, but in every case where have adj
ministcred it, the best effects have resulted.
Patients who make trial of this Medicine, will
confer favor by sending me tho result Of lis
operation. 1t is done up in the form OF a let
ter, and any person by sending me an order,
post paid, can have it sent to them BY mail
J. II. PALMER, NJ. D. Pitts6eld.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-19
ConSunaptionS, Coughs, &c.

ARUTLER'S VEGETABLE INDIAN
MD SPEClFIC, for the eyre of Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, Splitting Of Blood, Asthmas, and
all Disorders of the Breast and Lungs.-The Veg
etablc Indian Specific, has stood the test of ex-
perience, and proved itself the most valuable
remedy ever discovered for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, and all diseases of the Breast and
Lungs, leading to consumption.
Among the numerous testimonials in the pos.
session OF the proprietor, is the following -
CERTIFICATE.
10Th May 1897 /, Samuel Moore, do hereby
certify that for upwards of year, was severely
afflicted with a pain in my breast, accompanied
with very bad cough and shortness of breath
and every indication Tin the. oisfnion of Physi.
cIan) OF approaching consumption. After pass
ing through course of medicine, ard finding no
relief, was induced to make trial of Buffers
Vegetable Indian Specific, and the use of one
and half bottle, completely restored me to
health, and have remained so ever since, being
upwards of year" (Signed) S. MOORE
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has taught us that
"our first attention should be employed in watch
ing the approach of disease and preventing its
proceeding to an incurable state and in persons
OF consumptve habit, especially those born of
consumptive parents, the slightest symptoms Of
an approaching consumption at the consumptive
period of life ought carefully to be attended to-
The Specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants, &c. when in perfec-
ton In consequence of happy combination Of
the mos, valuable herbs, Sc it becomes balsam
of superior value. 1t heals the injured parts,
opens the pores and composes the disturbed
nerves, after the manner of an annodyne; con-
sequently the obstruction of the chest and the
lungs which constitute the disease, particularly
need its use. 1t promotes expectoration, which
is so constantly called for; and whilst it cleanses
and heals, also gives strength to the tender
LUNGS. In this II "a
yer, improves digestion, gives strength to the
nerves, repairs the appetite and improves the
spirits. This Specific may always be given in
safety-it is mild, pleasant to the taste, and is
found particularly useful in hypochondriacal J,
nervous and hysterical diseases.
Each bill of directions contains detailed ac.
count of this disease in all its diferent stages, and
will be accompanied with the signature of the
proprietor in red ink
Forsa (ouly) by J. ROBINSON, Druggist,
Worcester.-Prce s. per bottle.
April II. 1897 eo1v
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-03-19
Real Esfate ot .9Mction.

FEVO be sold at Public Auction, by license of
the Court of Common Pleas, on S.4TUR-
Day, the 5th day Of .4rra ne1t, at l2o'cleck, A.
"a. on the premises, all the Real Estate whereof
GEORGE SL0COMB, late of Shrewsbury,
died, siezed and possessed, consisting Of about
forty acres of Land with a Dwelling House,
Store, Wood Shed, Barn, &c. thereon, pleasant
II situated near Slocomb's tavern, in said
Shrewsbury and one half Pew in the Rev.
Mr.. Aliens Meeting House, subject to the wild
ows right of dover therein. Also, at the same
time and place, the remainder of the Personal
Estate of said Slocomb will be sold, consisting
Of Household Furniture, &C.
~ For further information, inquire of E. II.
HEMMENWAY, of said Shrewsbury, or the
subscriber JOHN MASON, JR. admir-.
Shrewsbury, March l2
BJ 1t is probable the widow will sell her
right of dover at the same time