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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-31

ODD e EVEN SYSTEM
MARYLAND State Lottery, No. for 1929,
Will be drawn IN the City of Baltimore, on Wednes
tiav, 9Th September.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 50; halves CO.; quarters 50 cents
h,. had of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

cht ilS language was, lCsercs that tho Conyru-
o oi 40, was guilty OF the bodest usurpation, per
maps necessary anu that they continued the arstocra
Sy enu ohgarchy estnbhshed by the British king TO
cripple and keep down the west" Mr.. NJ. said the
gentleman from Brooke might not have intended to
say So and have cast the inputaton i'm the heat of de-
ba"--bu he was certain that he could not be mistaken
a. ~ the Words because hc had not only taken them
Gown at Tao tune hut had conversed (before he spoke
WIN various gentlemen, who perfectly concurrcd with
nun as TO their import. Mr.. NJ. said lie could not
he1r IN silence an mputution (as he deemed I'll thrown
Gu The characters Of tho glorious men of the revolu-
tlon lie said he had been born in the midst OF tho
1'Son,"n' anu that the first ispings Of his infancy
were directed IN praise OF the mcn Ut that tny-thdt
vixen at his mother knee he wastauct his first i,,-
~; TO Ian s aspirations to avcn; his next was To
~ On 20 the praises OF these i'ls;ric,s men, Mr..
NJ sad That the gentleman from Brooke. having dis
claimed all attack upon the motives tho character
o our men of the revolution, still insists that he ia
| right IN regard to the ccsSion of lohorrunv. Mr.
Miller nststcdthat he had msstai I'd The gentleman
on tiS point, and thu the county ot fOhogany was -
ven up to Pennsylvania merely 10 quiet sst state
lie r"ai again nom the Journals OF the convention
20 sio" that .hc movement upon the subject was not
n1do pnt the December after the constitution was
adopted; and that Yohogany not represented in
convention, because she did no, choose to send dele
gates; she having been allowed The same privilege
1eh'erv other county. Mr.. Miller said it could not
ne expected that he could ut this late hour and on tho
spur oi the occasion no into detailed answer TO
| the gentleman from Frc,lcricS--hc would only re
marx that the only difference between them seemed
TO be, that tho gentleman from Frederick thought
that property should be taken INTO consI ration in
the representation in the legislature hut not in
convention, whlc he (MT. Miier thought it ought to
form part OF the basis of representation in the con-
venton in oEdcr to the desired result as TO the
legislature. The iTlTc a. the watch used on for
iacr occasion, Mr. III said not intended To deuv
the principle that the people had right to change
their constution-no man on the contrary more reu-
Oily admitted this principle than he Gii as the very
remarks which he had uttered the subject proved
The figure about the watch introduced to prove
! that the gentlemen did in effect use menace, even
whenh di c'aimcdt Bat sir this unfortunate figure
has afforded the young gentleman fine opportunity of
displaying his most splendid defamation before the
brilliant audience that listened him. and on that
count Mr.. NJ could not regret having Used it. Mr. NJ
said with these hasty remarks lie would dismiss tho
subject.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
From ne .Nlw York carrfe..
PRIVATE ApvJcFs


The following from our old IivernooI rriord ,,.,
omitted yesterday, that too crent n shock might moi
DC given to our market, and that our own speeylco
might not be interiered with:
liverpool, 18Th December, Ia78-41oa zr
Ioase copy dear sirs, from tho Standard and T;,,,v
ne Dcst OF the accidents, shipwrecks and crimes.
as toany thing else you know, WHOM there's "crisis
You had better report from 'our private aIvicex."
NC always do this, ind the "cs of The dov
10y this means, are made to pass harmless av-nv
wen knowing the Courier is anxlously ROAD
send TINS to Hoidrcge, who's OF HOiyhead
as ne told me that you and he well understand
How TO get The news up when the ships off tho land
Imprjn's. Pleose print that the town nc S;E,;
Is as safe rs Poros under Count Cnpo n Istr;g.
ana inc MuScovte Gar, Notwithstanding what's
From Jnssy and Semtn, ia cursedy bitten.
When he led on his Cossacks from "hongbty T.;, D,
ana march d upon Parma in thunder and hnil
ilc found that their heads were nero snow halls n
melt, '"' :"
N Tho cnncc ofL,ie Turk whom b;s ,noor- 49,. -.
fcf aus "uio
hnd he'll find before long that old HDs,ein Paebo
VIII by re-taking parna, determine the war.
Meantime lean Cyeopenu thinks tho tim, Co., -.
When the cream colourcd hapmust denar, tbs IT,,
rs tic "lioly Allies care no more for the Crooks
Than one Of your Governors did for the Creeks.
lhongh they made as much fuss US you did about
Morgan U "oou'
Or Troubadour would with proonin, hand ,.,..,
SO much for the beicose news OF the day,
About which, just now there's the devil to nav
TOT Longman, and Hurst, and Reed, Ormc. md
Brown, "'' NV"
WIN the other long bookselliDg firms of the town,
10 push Of their Travels and "Sketchos" and
Trips" '
nrc cutting up Greece into parcels aud stripa
Making boundary maps, with the help Of difidsry
with r'gneffe engravngs Of Russian bnck slidersf
In Paris, the news 10, that Mr.. Lt6Hs
Can't get down the discounts, get down the whcnt
Five per cent is tho rate at which Won nut bo,ro,
And bread will he lower to day than to- morrow,
In Lendon they're dull, but in spite of tho fop
On ono point at least they will "eo me phoie 6ovr
Sincc some of tho grtiers have sent in their nsoos
10 las trace, the Premier, "or the Catholic Claims"
lied ' 'Si'""'9 WI"
About HIM last year, goes TO Windsor-to ride.
49, Der now 10 call your more special attention. b
10 trnde, and It's state; and therefore mention
Ihat -four but remember IL only for you--
1 Z hke your consgnmcnts but, "6our wont do"
snip any thing elso-you1l be angry, know,
And swear that wo EHglishmon always net So
Ialk gloomily, siarvingy, open our ports
For outs, peas and beans, and may be for shorts;
But refuse to receive cen n barrel of flour.
Except Won win lcovc Il in bond turn sour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

presentation Is, that the whole regulation As contra
seni,ou, IN principle, ofexisting treaties. ., III
Aunough little IL now said respecting the re-admis-
SION OF mr. Huskisson into the Cabinet vet there are
some circumstances that favor such n spposition--
Inc blue ribbon, vacant by the death of Lord Liver
pool Is said 70 be designed for Lord Dudley the late
secretary of Foreign Affairs who went out of Office
-wuh mr.. Iuskisson, and whose re-stmission To the
Cabinet IL affirmed to be the Q,, non of mr. Illus
kissons accepting Office. Ifmr. O'Conncl was cor.
rec, III what he asserted at public neetinr IN Ire
iauI, II would seem that the Duke of wellington is
really dcSirots to infsc such portion of YhiT prin
ciPies INTO the Cabinet will make scat there NOT
very uncomfortable for either Mcssrs Husksson and
Grant, or-i.ord Dudly. What mr. OConncl stated
was that the Duke Of Wellington had a bill already
prepared Tor allowing Catholics TO sit in Parliament
with qprovso however, that they were not To vote
III questions connected with the Church Establish
ment' but Mr. G. wns fatty contradicted by homes,
Jack i'awiess Yet the prevailing impression is, that
something ut the sort Will be DONE One ofihe great
uihcuitcs with respect to Lo,i Dudley is where 10
place hun He has been spo!-'nas Lord Priyy Seal:
but 1t would probably mortiiy his pride to acccrt ON
inactive place. for which his predecessor Lord West
morcland was thought lit.
Dc. 2Sd-Corn about IS lower to-day. There
were one or two bankers currently spoken of on Sa-
turday goth, as likely to stop, but the report is not
, authentic, nor probable.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1922.

Conpcntion.-The bill to organize Convention,
was taken up in the Senate Saturday. and two n
nlendments, changing the mode oforgon ziug offered
One by Mr.. Morgan for district representation re-
cognlzing at tho same timo, county representation
the other by Gen. Dadc, proposing senatorial dis
tricts now arranged, aud the extension cfthe right
ofsuffage in choosing the Convention, to non free
holders. Other amendments las the privilege was
given To offer and lay them the tahc;) may have
been offered, which VIC didnot learn.
Afcr this, tho bill wss laid OH the table. we hope
that she rights of the freeholers will find more
ft- in the Senate, $,an they did in tho House of
Delegates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

NoEFoix, Jan. 3i-hy te fst saline schooner lafayette,
Capt Bssel wfch arrived yesterday morning from New Or
ns, (haying been absent only 30 days. in ~ days from the
y, We have bcca fVo-e rih me napes cf hat acc 70 tho
W. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

Wilma iv cs-c.' .r. .'.g hog Groycrswo fear have
carried their "p2,5 ~ bri p,rrkcI." No doubt
many foolish people in the South were dlssuadcd
from purchasing by NJ Dufic, Calhoun T. Co. and the
warm weather ia The early part oihe season deferred
others. We would advise orr countryrnen 20 rive mn
tbs traffic altogether. Hog driving poor business
aud very uncertain at best. They have lost by il on
an average every year. Expenses arc henyy-rnoro
than they ought TO be, for the patriotic Sounrons
charge hull ierrage foE the privilege Of swimming
the hogs over their rivers, and they exact tolls TO
The last cent cNtoflonae p every possible way and
when they can do il with IMMUNITY thcy insult and
cmbassass the drpvcrs shameful manner. We
therefore shy, give mp hog driving-sM the pork and
send il pickclod OF smoked 70 Charleston and s3a.
wanna. In tho months Of April and May aud cbasge
for t.sI5 a barrel or ~ - cents pound. Next
season 20 cents per ID. FOR bacon may be obtained
from the nabobs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

C0,gress.--Ptc proceedings Of Congress have been
remarkably devoid Of interest at the presen. scssion
and the reader has lost little by our having omitted
|rom the pressure of other matter, regularly report
them. They assuming rather more interest.
The bill appropriatinT money TO the rcpars of the
Cumberland Road is under Constitutional debate and
for the Goth time the veNed question of congrcssion-
al power is under enquiry. We observe that Mr..
Speaker Stevenson proposed to make a speech on
Che subject. What infinite deal of words and
money, might be saved by short amendment to the
constitution either affirming ncgativing the au-
thority.
Mr.. Hamilton from the Rctrcnchmcnt committee,
has reported second BILL relieve Congress ofthc
load of labor caused by individual claims against the
Government. II consttntes the Attorney General
fhc first Comptroller, and the four Auditors Board
of Appeal 10 determine all cases, where the parties
are dissatisfied with the decisions OF the regular &C
counting officers, or that may be referred to them
by either House of Congress. The decisions of this
Board to be final, when the amount in contest does
not exceed S5oo-and the salary Of the Attorney Ge-
neral to be increased rsri passu with his Increased
duties.
The only OBJ lection that we have to this labor saw
ing law, Is that it must prove nugatory. Parties will
appeal to Congress from the decisions of the Board
and that body entertain thorn or if it does not
the lav ihfrnges the constitutional right of petition
ing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

Kentucty Export Of Sfocl;.We find the following
statement Of the Of Kentucky live stock that
passed the turnpike gate ut Cumberland gap for the
Southern States during the last year G. its estimated
value in the Kentucky Reporter ofthe 2lst January
It Will be observed that the advice il given, land
wc learn the effort will be made 30 enforce it practi-
cally) to the hog drivers. to abandon that traffic
The sudden cutting OF of tic supply ofmeat from the
source principally relied upon, would be most serious
Iy and extensively fc in Val and country friends
would do well to cast about them in time, how to
meet the consequences. Should it be really done,
Virginia would learn how 10 value the recommended
ton of Gov. Giles prohbi. the import of Kentucky
hogs by duty, and made TO suffer for the insults and
vanton mistrcatrncn. bestowed upon c;iz5Ds Of Ky.
engaged in this trade in s.. Carolina and Georgia
Some instances Of this mnlireatrnent were published
in Southern papers, ind fell under our observation;
ind il wascaculnted TO the Indignation of eve
~ AroercaD, Va citizens engaged in lawful end
honest pursuits, insult ID by nabos assnilod by mobs
aud denied fle privilege 81 tvcrns and made to sleep
in TIM op:n us. b,ca"sn f,ss3or tho government of
tIu =. States IN Increased tbe ToEif!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

report has been i'll circulation, that Gen. Jack
SON was dead. It is ascertaucd to be fase-that is
at the time, to which it was referred. We hope for
tune will not far favor the aspirations of Mr. Cal
houu. we hope tie old gentleman will live out the
four and let the people, and not the constit-
tuition, elect his successor.
The Legislature Of Ky. have passed resolutions re-
curing and requesting their Senators and Represen-
tatves in Congress, to their exerons in procur-
ing appropriation of money, FIR as may be con-
sstent rith tie constitution aid in colonizing the free
people of color on the coast Of Africa.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-19
REFORM, REPuRMtl
More Of the BLKsslsss Of Reform.


IRA WOonmAN. one OF the "frieads" that
jackson has lately Rewarded" by appointing
him Postmaster of Bethlehem in this county,
Was, last eek, apprehended for srsALIso NJ.
MY fem Me naii!!! and IS now saug'y lack.
ca up in the gaoh tits v,iiaget-This canes Of
not Reform" which Jackson deemed j, his
..dmy' to INTRODUCE. An experienced and
iatnfni P0stOaster-~agalnst whom not one
word conld be SAID, save tina, he wss -sn \
Jams man was about four weeks ago, re
moved from Office, 10 afford sn opportunsy to
reward" this honest fellow, Nhe same that
COULDN'T Rad his own Commission, for his
nurrsing" exploits; and to pay him FER his
wear and tare OF conscience" in supporting
lsckson.
What thanks this community owe General
Jackson for his thorough sweeping work, in re-
moving competent and .JadLfai Pes.masfers, and
mus making 1t safe 10 transmit money through
A person has been arrested al New
London, N. H. charged with having dug
up and carried away the dead body et
Tue late Mrs abigail Burfse Coldord
rom burial plaice in that town. and
discharged in consequence cf the insult
Hciehcy OF the testimony against him
DeUer GG1et's.
SO far, so good The Gazette might
nave added that the person SO arrested
was none other than the new reformed
postmaster Fl New London.
" Y Rep.
The Combination presses, lcith their recL-
fS'atSs q character, are continually earp'Rg
IT, - Gi6ins! Dr. f;atiists! chargigSg dsld
'Tglrg he late Standardization ,c;th lie QDea-
eV 1rah tchich he stands concicted n more an
y RtToHs and sH.iSi Charge is aot TO be found
~ H'dkias is highly ce,sS,aahLe, and 40 doubt,
Ie'''y deseires the punishment imposed ltpo''
h'm. NO person 1qesHsnes to cossiteaasaee his
c3'ldlet. Bat that the late .9dneaistratl@s Is
eh"geatie ;cith ms eDences, or IA The least con-
1S1'ed 'ciih him, is as unjust as /: Is untrue
ne DO not ,cist to oospet The present .4dnifis-
ration 'r;th the offences Of ecesy sSe,cdrded'
oSlmdster. teio 1s0y STEAL money from M
''d''' as did Ira Noodman; nor testA tisose trht
nag '7a3 ell; on fond dead u, he streets from
"'eaperGnce; nor eren srjh riolaiiig the silela
',hc'uG'y q tic dead, as has been done Mo-
~ here IS point 10 arHieh .forbea@aee ~
@'5eT becomes a tigttle Notwithstanding Dr
D a-biYs hrs done tsroRg, regy ssrohg, there arr
al present, number q sadiridliais, placed iagl
" 0ce en- Gen, Jackson himself, loho are far
! ~ WoySe HtGn IN. ipctkihs, aud more deserg
~ y punishment Han he, AMI tbs TOO, 4
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-19

100" 20 ps'r immaculate Jackson. Slo,1s
yIssI'ee DE- done, zee eeat,se TO prsd;cf A., 81
i,e'''fentta'y IN the District. az h. s'5 - 'Ae
yegS. 'sA be filed to oreyJio,ciar I,s,, Josu
gsh y cg,ce We say. ksep st,u;s I '' ~,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-19

"90rm-Charles X. Williams has
peer punished by removal from tbs
CS,",,ieet1rsh.p Of Burlington, VI. and
Col a. w. Hyde REGARDED with that or
ice. On The day of the arrival of this
intelligence, and before II wa. KNOW
10 the Legislature, Mr.. Williams was
appointed . Judge of the Supreme
Court of that State
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-19

Oe trust orr readers ,c;a bear IN mini tl,,
General Jackson his appointed "'"'' "'''
:, n5NsY LEE III 70 be Consul General f,s
port Of .sss- Fork. e''" JOr "e
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-19
rwo DOLLARS PER AMMuHr,
TEE GAZETTEo
THURSDAY, AogEMBER 10. is ..

Chapline, Tic person ,cho passed Cosaate,,
fill ffu deIiaT 71ote tn this place, faa acco+aqt
Of srlieh ere cure sonu tico or three creeks ago
,ras taken on to tiedericstotrn. .aialSdandG
.oas pat up0a his triat last Sceek aud cntrietcd
IN each Indictment, tasd fer has misdeeds has
Lfe sentenced 70 lie Pc''teaiia'y fos' tea gears
II a certain county IA g1gi,;a, no, re,q, ia,
d;sfaat from, us, sr}iere iaies are not The gaosi
celebrated fer tl,e precision aad appiicttiifg q
g.srUerdicts.Hle foliolciag case lately occurred:
OFe17aH rs. Etgck,eeu.
tbs ,cas on action Of aSstgnpsd brought bll
lie plaintiff 10 reeoper the price efe Sleigh sod
The dJendaslt. The bergaia sras mol psoped 10
thg satisfaction of the .iu5y, ,cho rendered TIE
faIgria. gerd;ct, Uertatin,, lit9ctias ct spell
1tnn:
"We the jury agree for each man TO thear
Ggs costs, aud fcarle 10 Ceap the slaan
W.... H.. foreman.
"Gcn. Jackson viii reward his friends, and
punish his enenies." SO said DIFF Green.
Ind veyity he has done 1t. B,sn,ediaie!s on lis
Induction into o6ioe, Prescription Jecgine tie
order Of the doy. Eeesy man IN Office, no
matter lsoac petty, selso had Independence e,aos.
to think that Jli,. adams aoas better qualified
for the Presidency than Gea. Jtahson, kas been
''yBiishcd,' ed sone ,apracip!ed brw,cler,
"Ty,cmded" The Post Office has experienced
nore pa,nishnents than any otter Department.
But Of oil p,ptisinaents, The foyloeetae. ,ey.icb
ha'lately CGnse 10 Osn hac,oIedge, iste seuerest:
Nal Contractors, it is ,re4 ks,osrn to eee,a
person, obtat1 Their cofstfacts at 6ie l0scest bid
and are Obligated to perform their duty TAcy
comet, aritt ds.p Kind Of consistency, be re-
r0eed .jor e,J9gn'g theiF opinion, Bud we haue
kHT,t, tlat 10 son,e instances, pay las been
ritiheh from them, heca@e IF their pre}e-
renee Of ,Air dans to The ssHeaog' tsro ears. p
aid they, fsoo' creatures, compelled to Jill their
eatract. ,N5m this beats Buck. If ICE are IL
error IN this respect. zoe lrM tGke Il ~ kiid.aess
~ M. Barry 10 correct us; aad scs ass,ge him,
auii gice as uayeig7aed pleasure to capl,ia
SOME or TIE BEAUTIES
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-19
NATIONAL FOLIAGE.

One Of Gen is. kson's Agents has been de.
tected, not only in opening letters TO eamirs
their contents, bu. in stealing the money the,
conSinsd. So much for jackson & Reform y
From ,hs H4rerhG, .Ne4o HAMPSHIRE P.st
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-19
OF

SOME or TIE BEAUTIES
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-19

IL n certain County IA guig6tia, no, ce,-g fass
d'sfaat from as, 'rl,ere j'iies are not The most
celebrated fer Tie precision at'd applicdilifg 81
a.srverdicts. Tie toliociag case lately occurred:
o. Enn-.rN -. I1l~cI,nnn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
From Me AeO York Morning Herald.
PLAIN TALK No TT

The first man that you find blowing out against the
tariff because 1t inteferes with the principles of free
+trade-ask him what lie means by free trade? Ifhe
says that ne such state of trade that II the
nations ofthe world shall admit their productions to he
carried into each others markets and sold without nnv
duties or taxesask him if such state oftlinps ever
exised! And II the world has stood six Thousand
years has there not been time enough to try the ex-
pertinent? Ii such state of things has never occur
red IN six Thousand years will it be likely to happen
during General Jacksons reign, even if he alters
his mind as he die about appointing members of Con-
gTess to office, AMI concludes to hold out four wears
longer than he sail he should before ne was elected?
II you are told thai Adam Smith, Ricardo, &c. all
say that 1t Is the interest of nations to adopt free
rade-ask this antttatfite if free trade don't mean
the free exchange o. commodities? and then ask him
II ono nation can exchange her commodities freely
with another the sher nation refuses to take her
commodities? fshe don't refuse to receive them
altogether, # she resses TO receive them unless the
owner VIII iirSt pay the government as much as il
costs to produce them2 ask him if free trade can be
carried on with such natons ask him if he can
sell bushel of American wheat in the British mar
Ret without paying tax to the government full c.
quail to the cost OF raising it in the United States9
ASK him 1t l5 shillings is net required for cwt of
rice! Ask him if he sell apound Of tobacco worth
about Id. without paying tax to the English gov
eminent OF Is, nine times It's value here, While
such laws exist ask him how can carry on free
trade! 1.-The has any doubt about the facts tell him to
enquire and meet you again in the course of the week
and explain how we adop. the free trade system
which Adam Smith and certain other great stcklers
Tor 1t (who say they are Amercans) so earnestly re-
commend.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
FOR ETGM.
rom the .NeD Yort Commercint Advertiser, Sep f8
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

From The .NeW York Commercial y4doeriiger Sen IT,
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND
BY the packet snip Jehn jay, Capt. Hodrcdge. ar
rived last evening ftoR Liverpool, which she left
fourteen hours after the Caledonia sailed, we have
received London papers of the 7h and Liverpool of
the 9Th nt., being day later than were brought
by the Caledonia. They add little to the intei-
gcnce before received, by which any probable opin
ION may be formed TO the result of the present
campaign in the East The runIors of negotiations.
and OF the intentions Of The Divan are more confic-
ting and various than ever. THERE'S no doubt that
overtures to negotiation have been made but wheth
er honestly, or for the purpose of exploring ON one
side, and procrastinatng the other, or whether
any basis caR be agreed upon, is altogether doubtful
Most OF these arc mere repetitions of what we have
mad before and are not worth inserting Such items
as possess any novelty will be found below.
German papers, received IN London OH the G. h ,,It
slate that Gen Diebitsch proceeding with 40 600
men across the Balkan but IN the direction Of Aidos
not Selrnno, which would indicate tbot his object
was rather the reduction Of Bourgas, than imuedi
ota advance towards sdranople. II is said, howev-
or that he would do his utmost to reach the latter
city before the close Of the present campaign.
a letter from Odessa, dated July 18th, SAYS
n 20 generally believed hsss, hat count 0e hsch
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
NEXT LOTTERY

maryland Lottery. Class No. 4. draws Tu,s ~
10 H1 baltimore and the drawing will be received b,,
CAPITALS
$4,000, 5000, 1862, Of 1000, 8 Of 400
r. 10 Of 100, &c. &c.
Tickets 81, Quarters t. For sale in tho ,,s,,,1 So,
"cty' al ne Lottery and Exchange Office If
P' THO. p BIGGER.