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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
Care for WormSH
B. A Fahnestock's ermifugc

Prepared at his lobolcsale and refail Dr1g Hare
HoEsc, oo1Her If St1h and Mood Streets, Pitts
bugh Pa.
THIS preparation is confidently recommended
10 the public as an cffUctua remedy for expeIlng
Worms from the system. II has already been ex-
tensivelS useu m this county, aud the proprietor
has asceraned from particular inquiry, tina, It ha.
not filedto produce the most salulary elect 10 ey-
ery instance ~ Nhich il was administered-and 10
many cases after every other remedy had failed.
Il mild 10 ts operation, and may be administer
cd with perfect safety to the most delicate inimi
The following testimony Of It's effects is oiisfeo
to the public:
'P1tsJugh, 1Dra Isl. l5JJ.
I'VE the subscribers do certify, that we nave
used IN our families b. 4. Fahnestsck's Nernh,--So
and recommend II 10 the public as the most e,i.o
tual medicine for expelling worms from the y ''e'
thar has ever come within our knowledge
\. w. PAEsLY, Lberty Sfreet ,t
WV. DOUeLts, Hood Street FiusD''s"7
Mas. ASDEHs0s, an Strcct,
sANuEL BHcHT, P,gm tg1rHship A"sgl.'"y -
JoHN MoHRow, HTUtiAs to,sHshIP a.
RoBERr GRAY, Plgm fohHslP, 40
JosEPH ASDERsos, HiLfias fo1oH shsg. 20
FOX SALE at the Drug store Of IODD ~
WOODS, Water Street, Wheeling
May >, leo. cow
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

The packet ship Canada has arrived at
Aew York, from Liverpool, from which
She b-Dgs dates to tho 23d April. The
mos. important circumstance reported IS
he illness Of the King of England. a
Gentleman writes from London, that he
has private information of ,he health of
@kng which conwnces me that there
Is but little chance of his recovery. know
agendemau who Is very familiar with his
ngesy's appearance, and who pronoun.
eosa very un6yorable opinion from the al.
.aled state of his coun,cuanee, ON seeing
anhst week The King has been cup
ped once a month until lately; but that op-
Grafton cannot now be continued. The
d&cu.y ofbreathing arises from danger
Gus internal disease.
A bin Fas introduced in the House of
Commons, by a vote Oils to 81. for re.
moving the civil disabilities of the Jews.
oli was ordered TO a second reading, re-
-l'ng the cases 10 which forgery shall
% punished with death, TO four classes Of
a,gay.
Prince Leopold, soniu-law Of the King
Hag'aad, has notified The three powers
.a' have assumed the guardianship OF
l'oece Russia, France and England
U. as acceptance Of the trusttc which they
LAD nominated him.
Eigh'y-6vo vessels belonging to the
'sacn Navy, were 10 readiness to sail
W Aa purpose Of attacking Algrera
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
DEATH BY POISON.

& correspondent, has f1H.slc, us the
following remarks on the recent death ola
young man M Sudbury, Pa ia c5use
quence Of eating apple butter that bad been
put up 10 eartben crooks. which had i'm
bIbed the glazing Of red lead"
This occurrence Is not new. All ear
then ware Is always glazed with lead
and It has been matter of establishment
TO those who are acquainted with the chem.
zeal property oil lead, that many housekee.
pers should continue TO to put up their pre-.
serves orpickles in earthen Jars, the least
acid in either will decompose the glazing.
and the lead Is absorbed into the contents.
The deleterious and often fatal effects are
well known to the faculty. The only arti-
Gle that win preserve IN good condition for
any length of time, are Jars made Of green
or black glass, which Is composed of sand
and soda, and is well known to many that
It has the property of keeping butter pure
through the hot weather. Confectioners
and those who make a business Of putting
up pickles, use glass almost exclusive.
y--earthen ware being considered IN.
fit to contain preserves, pickles, or even
saccharine liquids, not only from theU de-
leterious effects upon the former, but be-
cause they tend 10 produce aeidIty in the
latter" B9stan Pqf-ios
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
HAGERsrowN, Ma p

uAGERSTCWN, MAY -.
The HeSSiaa FIy continues ITS destruc-
tive work in our rising crop of wheat. In
some instances our farmers have ploughed
up their fields, and m many others the
crop will scarcely be worth cutting In
the adjoining county, Franklin, and par
hcularIy IN the nelghborhood Of McrcerS-
burgh, the ravages Of this common enemy
of our farmers, are represented as beng
very great. In parts Of our county, the
wheat crops will be very heavy.
From the Virginia papers we learn that
serious injury has been sustained from the
Fly in that Stale, as we'll as on the East
ern Shore Of Maryland--I0rch Light
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
aTHE AURIFERIOUS REGION.0

The Raleigh Register of the 18th ulto.,
states thatIts Editor saw a gentleman from
Burke county, pay into the State Bank
FoRTY.TwO POUNDS of the precious metal
A depOsIte mine has been opened near
Ruiherlordton, IN North Carolina. 1t IS
stated TO produce by the and of four hands
IO2 dwts. per weel-worth Sol go cts.
On extending the examination TO the pre-
sent bed of the river, considerable guam
titles of gold have been found in the sand.'
ItIs also stated upon authentic authori-
~, ";hat a gold mine has been recently
discovered in McMmn county, Tenn from
which large quantities Of the precious me-
tai are extracted. The vein is said TO eX-
tend into the Cherokee Nation. This Is
indeed Likely to prove a golden age"
Rich Compiler.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

HABITS Of Saeep.-LudicrOHs .iaecdOfs
-Dr Anderson rela-es he subJodieu an-
ecdote winch show how per,e'erI ely
these animals viii Joi0'0 their feader, and
presents All amusing fact IN illustration OF
natural history.
\ butchers boy was driving aboni %
fat weathers through the town OF Liver
pool, but they ran down a street along
which he did not want them 10 90. He
observed a scavenger a, work with his
broom a little way before them. and called
loudly for him TO stop the sheep. The man
accordingly did what he could to turn them
back, running from side to side, always
opposing himself to their passage. aud
brandlshlng his broom with great dexteri.
y; but The sheep much agitaIed. pressed
forward, and at last one Of them cWne up
TO the man, who fearing il was about to
Jump over his head. whilst he was stoop-
"S' .sraSped the broomstick in both hands.
anu heId 1t over his head. He stood for a
Ie" seconds in this position. when the
S"ecP made a spring and jumped fairly
over INN, without touching the broom.
Inc trst had no sooner cleared this i'm
pedlment' than another followed. and ano-
ther, IN so quick succession, that the man.
perfectly cohfaunded, seemed to loose all
recollection, and stood IN the same att
tude ill the whole had jumped over him;
not one ofthem attempted to pass on either
81 le, though the street was quite clear.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
EAsroN.LM d.N ME-

Hessiaa Fly ogaiHt-Ihe hopes Of our
farmers ure again nearly blasted by the
appearance of this pcrnIcious insect Ac-
counts have been daily brought in by the
farmers, from all parts of this county, Of
the great ravages of the fly. In some in
stances, IN our best lands, best farmed,
the destruction is dreadful and astonishing
and we hear of no wheat except the rare
ripe that has escaped at all--lhat we are
told has not been iniured-there arc few
lots and nicely prepared flllow fields Of
this rare ripe wheat that are luXurlant and
beautiful-nearly one half the crop Of
wheat, it is feared, is already gone. Up
on many of the thin lands there Will scarce.
ly be any crop at all. The appearance of
the fly, 1t is stated, was rather later than
usual, but the havoc it committed was
proportlonaIly rapid and great.-Ga7.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

4 stomach pump, made by Mr. 4. Mich
oils of HaverhIll, Mass has been sue
cessfnlly employed at Salem. The OBJ
server says On Tuesday night last,
successful experiment was made IN this
town, in the use of the stomach pump, by
means of which the life of youog woman
was unquestionably saved She had Ia
ken strong decoction OF Datura Stramo.
mimi (mistalling it for mo'herwort) and had
become very sensibly affected by it, be
fore the mistake was discovered. On
learning the quantity taken, it was found
to be sufficient to take the life of three per
sons or more, and the patient being con
vulsed and unable to swallow, the only
means left of removing the poison was by
mechanical process. At this period the
stomach pump was used, and in a few min
utes the stomach was exhausted, In a
few hours the pauentreceyered her speech
and strength, and is now perfectly we'll
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

LEXINGTON Sc NASHVILLE TuENPWE.-
Taoor three years agoa survey was made
dbo route Of q road from Gainesville IN
Ono. by way Of Lexington and Frankfort
ID Kentucky, and Nashville, DO Tennes-
Sec Difference ir Alabama. During the
sssoa of Congress Just closed, q BIN pas
cd both Houses 20 and boz the construction
part oftms road, for the early con
gucaon ofwbich provision has been made
.n Kentucky namely from MaysvlIe 20
lexington. On Friday last the President
ewaed the bIl TO the House of Repre-
.alauves, with objections Two-thirds of
both Houses would be necessary to pass
ae 5,l without the concurrence of the
President This majority vill not be ODE
lued, and of course the BIN IS defeated
lrag be Presidency of General Jack
Son.
The Interigcnccr says-"Tho reading
b. he message produced In the House a
esry percepuble excitement Thepresrdent
admits the power of the General Govern
.rm,oyer the subject of ln,erna. Improve
uuc insists ON discrimination between
t objects 90 be selected for MS exercise;
.tmes the nationality of lie particular OBJ
urt embraced boz this bil and disputes The
ugaiency of entering upon on extensive
system of Internal Improvement. iu the
present state of the finances Of tho coun-
rvn
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

Another deep stain was yesterday fixed
on the American character by the present
administration. The Indian bill, as It Is
called, passed the House of Representa-
tyes by a trembling majority of five votes;
was sent back TO the Senate, and IS now,
we presume, s. lava law violating the
national faith, and the principles Of nation
al Justice; to say nothing Of It's prostratIng
Internal Improvements by mortgagIng the
Treasury for at least txsRty fOur millions
oF 5oVqrsif MOI. ,IoiT1.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

C0npariSOns.-In Virginia they say that
Mr.. Webster is q Misunderstanding corn
breakor"-the anti masons say he Is "gI-
ant tolliug mountains '-ln Nantucket he
is compared to ga whale spoutIng porpoIs-
es''-in Rhode Island to a mill with a
thousand spinning jennies"-in Maine to
"a Goldfish that fills a single barrcl"--m
Albania to "a crockadlle that swallows
Sham Boats.v sc.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
rELLs PATENT BEDsTElD

tnecimon Of the new Bcdsteld patcn-
-l1 Mr. Brlr. Of Kentucky. Is now eX-
s5 by SIR WILLIAMS, q, 'he Chair
raoyorMr CuvNNeuAN. utms place.
The beds,ead IS held together without
screws in q munnes entirely ucw and IS
30 tchsin the Joints as to furnish no shell
for vormiD. 70 can be put up or taken
down ia two minutes. The sackng bot
nis tgb'encd by the operation Of turn
-.a small wndlass. There Is but little
dFu1ce between he cost this and the
common bedstead Our citizens are inv-
ted to cali and examine it It has been
Introduced into Lexington and Louisville,
ai Is decidedly preferred to the screw
nts.eal
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
WINcnEsTER. MAY p

\ prize of some value to the finders was
discovered a few DAYS since, or he farm
of The Rev. Thomas Kennerly, near White
Post, by his slaves, while engaged IN
blowing rocks. 1t was $40 worth OF
god, in joes, half joes and quarters. The
farm was formerly the residence o. lord
Fairfax, aud the gold was doubtless de-
posted by some of his family in the place
where It was found l. is remarkably
pure. Of very ancient mould, and Is not
20 the 81 ghtest degree oxydized or corro-
dcd) by lis long confinement in the earth.
Many of the pieces are clipped and plug
ged; that is, parts had been cut of, by
which the weight was reduced below the
standard, and the same quantity after
wards inserted elsewhere IN the coin to re-
store the weight IN consequence OF a law
of England INJECTING a severe penalty up
ou any person having light com IN his
possession. We understand the amount,
afler exchanging It for bills, was divided
by Nh. KenRerIy, among the slaves who
had found it.-Repub.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
DOCTOR TCKERS'
INTERPOLATION,

Tor Sale by A. 8. ToDD' VAN st. "nee.'
THIS EfpbrocAiion las Tor long time o..
,.,,-,,''I a., yaluable remedy IN q variety of
80 ana will 6.mt no other recommend
a. r., furnished By tie use o. ono or two &
10 r. R6einnGiism Il IL attended with the D.
w.. sJ,aptaee--is also valuable Ia Spr
$50. Burns, Ind0leIa Seedlings, and l. p
rnllrIy serSioeable m Lfn'bdgo, OF pans -
bset: and in many instances, when takenin q
III from G 70 10 drops, On syrup or sugar. u
immediate relief IN Ch0i1. II Is also much e.
forts powerful discussive efficacy IN the romn
Of Pol Erl FisgLa, PUrsa Strqins, and o.
other diseases incident 10 horses. For a O..
particular description d ihis Eulbrocaiiou. snd
method ofusing Il, see the advertisement SURF
ding tic bottle.
May 10, Ism. 47-ly
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

Messrs Wordsworth 81 Co. of Kensing-
ton, near Philadelphia, have III operation a
machine, propelled by steam, for trim
mag boards, planeing them, and prepa-
rug them with grooves and tongues tor
house floors. The whole Is done with as.
tonsh,ng rapidity and precision. The U.
5. Gazette says, single machine performs
the work of ten men.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

AS the question Of the Con
siuuon may be considered as fairly set
tied, 70 becomes the citizens OF this district
to be on The alert in having able LIBERAL
and intelligent Representatives to the next
important Legislature of our State We
win therefore call the attention Of those en-
titled TO the right of suffrage, to SAMUEL
SPRTCG, ESQ as a gentleman well quail
fled To- represent us IN the Senate Of this
Commonwealth.
MANY VOTERS.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
NEW BOOKS,

In IPLOMATIC Correspondence of American
~ Revolution, volumes;
New Testament according TO Griesb1ch's Text,
American AInanacll and Repository Of useiu
knowledge;
North Americans Review for Januay8 April 1880
Just received aud for SHE At the Bookstore Of
J. FISHER & son.
Wheeling, June 2, 1880
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

HnHE 5 ubscribors are receiving large assoT'-
ment Of splendid WALL PAPER
Of the newest patterns, and OF Philadelphia 0tan
ufl cture, which they viii sell VERY low
J. FISHER s. SON,
Vyhoer-r so-r 81. Nam sirs o
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
WOOL
ONO COUNTY-At Rules hold IN the Clc.
Office tho 9Th o. May 1890:
Jdmcs Dean,
sCnAycEnf.

Hlnry kVk, En- Mob - 'nA'' In
leg d Froderict FOgle
THIS day came the complainant by bis {,
sell and the defendant, Henry Kirk, having f.
10 enter his appearance according 10 law AM
rule Of this Court, and happening 10 the saii-
ton OF tie Court, that the said Henry XIX
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth Ther
on motion OF the Complainant, It Is ordered
the said Defendant Henry 10 appear here oh
hrst day in August tenn next, and give securi,
cordng 10 law and answer the Complainant
and that a copy Of this order be published ~
Wheeling Compiler for two months succossi'
and that another copy be posted on Tie dooroi
Court House Of Ohio county for tllo ike perio
A coy Tesie WIN. ClIAPLINE. G. o.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
WHEELING NTARKHT
pITTSBURGH, Nav .

Bacon, plenty cents. wholesale.
Butter, keg cents. Lard, A - 3,
Beans husheI, "a -.
Flour plenty, 80 Il , -.
Feathers, % a 80 scarce.
Wheat, 40 45, scarce; Corn, ~ ~, scarce
~ Lax, cents. BccswaX, ~ a 81, ia dcmlnd
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

BOr7ord Bonnets.-Bonneis, Of a FASH
ionaOle air. and we'll adapted to the sea-
son, have recently been made at Bedford,
about % miles from this city, from rye
straw.-The first edition of them was
carried to New York and sold to the most
fashionable milliners, as English Bonnets.
Of recent manufacture and Importation, al
an exorbhant price. The New York
mhhners furnished their Boston Cores
pondents with the new article, and many
Of them were sold in this city, at from Il
To Is dollars. The new English straw
bounets commanded such prices, that the
industrious Bedford manufacturers sent
III large supplies of them, and they can
now be purchased at from three 70 four
dollars.
The bonnets are, both IN respect to ma
terial and form. very elegant, and well suit
ed 10 the season Success to their far
mdnufacturersl-Pa Palladium.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
E Cuba and Hayu.

The Governor OF OHIO offered the scat
10 the Supreme Court, vacated by the re-
signahon of Judge GooDENow, to Judge
SWAN, who declined the appointment, and
then TO Judge PEAsE, who also refused to
accept It. The business in several couu-
ties has been delayed till next year, be-
cause there was not a quorum Of the Court
present.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
Appointments by the PKEsruENr, 10y md wIthth
advice and consent Of the Senate

advice and consent ofthe Senate.
N1E6ay NrvrrE. Co Doe Receiver OF Public Mo
uies for doe District of Lands suhlec. 90 sale al
Cincinnati. Ohio, 900 the room of Moses Dawson,
hose nomination was rejected 10y the Senate.
TH-fas GuIEsrIr, to De Register of the Land
Office tor the District of Lands subject 20 sale al
Thb Ohio, vice james b. Gardner rejected
jaws ID THORNTON. ofN. H. TO be Second
Comptroller boz place of Isago IliII rejected.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

The imports into the United States, du-
uug the year eading Sept. 30h last, IL
mounted to 57i,492,5I7, less by about
fourteen millions, than they were the year
previous. and less than they have been III
any year since 1921. The exports during
the last year amounted to S72,3JS, 6SI,
differing very little from those OF the yeaf
ending Sept 80, 1873; but with the eXcep-
non Of that year, less than they have been
since 1921. The amount of domestic ar
tces exported last year was so, 700, 1873.
In 1916, the amount exceeded sixty-lour
millions.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

The Uniontown Democrat mentions the
case of q man who was induced TO JOIN
the Temperance Society, because he found
urot the use Of liquor was disadvantagcous
to him in his fighting scrapes. He would
therefore. leave off the use Of it, that he
might have the better command Of his
strength To- combat After ceasing TO
drink. be found no occasion for fighting.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
CIGARS.

IS ~. o.. mG8AaA s9sNGJ
60 10 Do.
Just received and for sale, by
MayI2. Knox & MCKEE
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

The Steam Boats HOWE and NATIVE,
which were recently sunk in the Ohio rlv-
er. have been repaired, and are again in
service 90 die best order
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

The BIN for a subscription to the Stock
of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road, was
defeated for the session, by being laid on
the table of the Senate upon IT'S third read
ling.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02

The Cincinnati Gazette states that a let
ter from Liverpool TO a gentleman atCiu-
cinuau, mentions the singular fact, that at
tbc date ofthc letter, the writer bad IN his
warehouse at Liverpool 100 boxes of Win
dow Glass made on the banks Of the Ohio
river.
The Gazette states that during the last
twelve months, one hundred and three
Stan Engines had been made at Cincln-
nau, together with upwards Of thirty Sugar
Mills Orders for Sugar Mills arc eX-
pected to be increased, for use in ;hc Isl
ands of Cuba and Hayu.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-02
RELATIONs Nm ENGLANn-

A message from the President. on the
subject Of the negotiations with England
is given on tho preceding page. The mes
sage having been referred to the Commit
tee on Commerce, a bill was immediately
reported, and passed by the House, sup
plying the authority asked by the Presi.
dent, to open the ports ofthe United States
to British vessels coming from British
Colonies, If he shall receive evidence of
the opening of the British Colonial ports to
American vessels.
The Committee also reported a rosolu-
ton, calling for information respecting the
negotiation upon the subject of the Colo
NAL trade. The resolution was agreed to
and the information was communicated
under the injunction Of secrecy. The IN
teujgencer Of Friday last, iutimates that
the dispatches furnish but little hope Of
any satisfactory arrangement
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26

WIN regard to the members of CONGRESS- e,oo,
api ears IRON the latest account that the onnos;
,ou nave succeeded in electing seven members
Na'heiy y" ArSIouGH, HESTER, Porrs. MANN. Az.
'soN, DENNY and STEWART In the last CONGRESS-
IL WIZ De recoliected there was but single onno'
s.ion member from Pennsylvania, Here is some
e',oehcc OF abatement of the Jackson fever
But the jackson Chronicle says those c,rr for
seven were not elected because thew ,yore f;,nJ
~ TO Mr. Clay Neither, we reply. were tho C, non
~ elected because they were decided Jockson;,nS .,
Ihey may or may not be so; but that is not tho
ground on which they were elected Tn Penns,,ua
ma, during the late canvass 1t was not Ichson;su
put Democracy, as more powerful name tb., ,vn
Appealed to, IN the strenuous effort there made tn
check The current of anti masonry In the nr,Tnoru
usseDhes and IN every succeeding stage of the cam
vass' the democratic Republicans moi the Jnckson
Sepuoicans-were called on. Two wears auo. the
laiYlns word OF power in that State was Jackson
ISM. At the late trial it was Democracy. This
act Is OF itself decisive proof that the Jackson fe
yer IN pennsylvania has past its crisis. The Dem
ocIauG party as"re organized" in that State shows
ihdeea curious assemblage; it includes some pref
~ Ola and consistent federalists, by the bye: But
IL was under thar cry that the troops were en-
seea 'or The campaign, and under that battle shout
mat 'ney worsted the anti-masons and achieved the
victory on any other ground than mere personal
preference there Is therefore quite as little Justice
IN Claiming the nineteen for jackson as the secen for
CLAY. ~ ''' 'o'
In addition to the above SEVEN, we have inst
learned that L II MKENNAN (anti MasonicI 10
elected to Congress, from Washington County.
Bat. Pat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26
AATEsT FROM MEx1ro

BY the brig Hope Refrleve Capt Chase. we have
received Vera Cruz papers to September 9th, cnn-,
tanning City of Mexico dates to The 4th
There arrived at Vera Cruz during the MONK of
August, American vessels, 6 English, Ha.iburgh
and Mexican -Fotal %. Sailed A1p4ricans, A
English, 1 French, and le Mexican Tofal %.
Exported dnrng thp/same month SI8s ,4a7 in sill
yer coin 5000 in billion Si2 1so in gold CON- and
5000 IN silver plate! Total, S222 e63
The following notice is contained FL Censor Of