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aCOLEs. Brothers"

Some aays afterwards Coles and Bro
thers paid for the gum by acceptances OF
Npssrs. Hasseltine and Co. and received
a nate directed tothe london Dock Com
nauy in whose possession the gums were,
directing them to be transferred to Their
name On the 4th of July, Coles arg
Brothers pledged the gums with the pre-
sent defendant. Mr.. Thomas Coles, to
sether with other property, given to
Mess. Triton, Darclsy, & TO. Tor t*o OF
their notes to amount OF lo,0O0l. discount
ed bv that house. Subsequent to tbs;
Coles and Brothers failed, and the De-
PENDANT sold the gus so pledged with
him to pay the bills for which he had been
guarantee. Hesseltine and Co.'s accei
t,nce not being paid, the present action
was brought, Oh the ground that Coles 4
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Extracts from late London Papers, RI
ceiyed via Boston.

From tie .Horujng, Post Of ,Hcrch %.
The Chancellor of the EScheauer bro't
forward last night the budget OF the year
The supplies of The ear 1916, amount Il
95, $40, 1867. The ways AID means esf''
mated at q, s05,27ii. Tie soap fegaIa-
tons are expected TO produce 2coo0ct
the taxes already laid on butter an
cheese 1on.00ol. On the f st year Of tie
nasce. a wear always signalizedby a hea,
~ loan. he announced that there wouid
be a reduction to the amount CT nearly
S,OO0,OCOt.
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At Graham Park,
On Wednesday the 9Th September,
11iiI be offered tor sale.

1oii! be offered tor safe,
Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils, deliverable on the lst
january next-.atso, Sheep, great pro-
portion OF which are hall and three quar-
tiers blooded, Cattle and hogs, with all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
John G. KeslOp, Ex'r.
Of George Graham, deceased
Pstersburgh, June 1874 dt4thSep
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NEW HOTEL
AT BRISTOL.

SANFORD HORTON respectfully informs his
- friends and the public, that he has taken the
house formerly improved by the Bristol Bank, next
north OF the market, which ht has opened for
ii HDUSE or Eh7ERT.5iNMt NJ.
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding and lodging IN a pleasant and agreeable
manner-fnc Clubs and dfncr parties Can also be
accommodated II nc bes, possible manner and
travellers will ID good entertainment for them
selves and suitable accommodations Tor their horses
he public are assured that the unremis,ng
sxertlons shall be employed 10 give every sstsiac-
luG. Bristol, Nov e. 1915
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A|DfsfeIianp.

,r'PAILADELpHia, 4, Dec. 29. .--Dsy b,io,e yea
tssday a person with the appearance oil
.Bfsnchman went on board brig lying al
{ Vine street wa,f, deliberately took oil his
I coat aud hat, and having ascended the bow
Aprit, plonged mo the river and was drown,
'led. What renders this rte moro extraordi-
harry is, that he was accompanied by Two
friends. who took leave Of him, and, TO all
appearance, used no discussions 10 deter him,
from tho desperate sct.
CORONER'S REPORT.
a Dec. 90. A man unknown, about 3s years
old, white saving wood in Pearl street, drop
ped down dead.
A poor girl named Eliza Gosnan Of An
fhopy of. aged 10 committed suicide by taking
Asssnic rThe effect Of seduction.
\ Dec. as James DufIiel, aged abont 80,
native Oh Pennsy lvania, 10 scufilc on board
'ihobsig Rebecca Of Liverpool, was knocked
oyer board and drowned--ycrdici manslaugh.
A hoy by the name Of John Dunn, native
Of Ireland, aged y years, w.s crushed to
death in a hotse 1Ax-sccd mil 10 Fl ont street.
Dec 27 James Lyons, foreigner, aged
50. formerly teaches in this and the neigh
boring counties, committed suicide by hang
Eing bimself from nail by his crayai and
suspcnder,. He IS said to have d wife in
the ciiy, residence unknown l-Coi.
Mnrder.--On the morning OF the 6sh ult
M inquest was held in the town OF Brookhold,
State OF NewYosk, on tho body OF Mrs. Ds-
Wis, who was ioud murdered in the most
shocking msoner.--Thc verdld OF the Ju'y
was wi'ful murder by her bousbsnd, Daniel
Davis, wno has been comp:itiet TO pfison.--
Col. GazeHe.
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NOTICE.
Treasury Drtarfmen,,

NoOem6er 80, 1878,
FUNDS having 5ees signed for the paymen, of
i such Treasury NorEs. and the interest there
on, as will become due in PHILADELPHIA on the first
day of January next, and on all subsequent days
NorIcs - THRaEFoRs BEREBy GIVEN, That
the said Treasury Notes will he paid on the sppl;-
cation of the holders thereof respectively, at the
Loan Office in Philadelphia, on the day or days
wnSn thei shall respectively become due and inter>
on the said notes will cease to be payable there
after. a. DALLAS,
Secretary Of tie Treasury.
C.TThe Commissioners OF Loans in the several
states are requested make this notice generally
known and the printers authorised publish t.ia
laws of the Uniied States, will be pleased insers
it in their respective newspapers.
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ut CUNDALL's Mus.
LIE subscriber informs the pubic, he has, in ad-
tiiion TO his former machinery, erected u new
mschne for carding Wool of the finest quality. and
viii be able in future to have wool, OF ali grades,
cardca in the best manner.
lie also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- .Clohs, AS usual. Likewise will manufsc ,ure
common OF merino Wool into Plans, sattinetis Cas-
smerts, Flannels, sc. &C. on very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his hume, Gus friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
takes the liberty of urging The payment Of stand.
'ps accounts. multiplicity Of which are now un.
on set,ledhs books AMtEL CLARKE.
porlSHoush. Juh Q. l8l5
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Sale.

TIE FARM Of the subscriber, situated in Ports.
- mouth. one half mile south Of Bristol Ferry,
containing about 90 acres with Dwelling. House.
Barn and other out houses, in good repair The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms For partic-
GLARS apply the subscriber, living the premises.
JOHN ANTHONY.
porfsmo,sfb Julv q 1917
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lor Sac.

>HE Estate. formerly ,hc property Of Oliver
Duriee, Esq deceased, lying on the west road
leading 20 Bristoi Ferry and four miles from New
port. leautifuiy situated for any geniemsns rctirn
IneNt containing i.2 acres excellent LAND. wit 5
aa orchard ngatiy IN its prime. Further particular
may beknown by application to Mr.. wA. LAscLEy
Or the subscriber, livmgin Newport.
ELIZABETH DURFEE.
-Nsrpborf, October 4, 1915 3m.
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For sale,

EIvE.TWELFTTS Of Cotton Mandatory, situ-
- ate in North -Kingsto,un. abou, one mile from
Wickjsrd II has stream OF water sufficient to op.
psratc 1000 spndles, aud has now in operution $780,
with Dwelling. House and other necessary Build.
ngs, all in good repair. seldom has property pos
ssssng 30 many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by ap.
plying 10 JonS HAWKINS, ht the Factory, or TO
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE.
.Newporf, Jnne 2, 1918
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Valuab!e fropery--50r sale.

II HE subscriber. expecting to remove from this
Il town, oilers for sale, the HOUSE. in Thames
street, in which he now iive with the LOTS adjo,n
ing. The stu alton Is ceutrst-it has an advantage
uos front on Thames. street, aud very exteasive
southern front. poss, ssion OF the House viil be
given neutrality-suspicious. of the shop, will be.
given on the 10Th day Of April next.
lie viii also sell the LOIS adjoining tie Estate OF
the late George Chsmphn, Esq They ATE very con
vcnicntly situated for House Lols-a,most ~ The
centre of the town.
lie viii also lease, either for three, or five years
his FARM. on saohueast point. in the town 81
Nddletowa--,his rarn is very valuable, and very
well known. For terms apply to him.
NATlrL- HAZARD.
.Ns~psrf, Ns-ertcr IS, 1915.
Mese Feather Beds and Feathers.
I'VE Gcesc anil Fowl Feathers, and Feather
Il Beds, frorn ~ to Is dolisrs, kept constantly
ror sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
.Ns. y. CLarles-sireet.
lie has CT hand Az xscrtmeu, of Ms,rsses of al
sjnts- -Asrasr;. .h,rsA 20, 1915
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REAL EoIATk-ros SALE.

1~HE subscriber offers for sale, his Estate si,uat-
I'd IN Thames next south Of the BRICK
Market Il contains three shops in front, aud has
convenient yard, good well OF water, barn, &C. &C
For further Particulars inquire OF the subscnber,v
ing oD The premises SAMUEL WATSON.
.Ne,spo'f, Ssbteppbcf s. 1916
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DR. ROBERTSON'S
lnfallible WORM DESTROYING LOZENGES,

. F'ics .Wy crntS.
medicine highly necessary to be kept IN all ia.
SrhPTohs.-The common symptoms Of the
worms are, paieness ef the countensnce, at other
times flushing OF the face, itching of The nose, and
ABOUT the seat starting and grinding OF the teeth in
sleep, swelling OF the upper lip, the appetite some
times bad at other times looscness, dis
agreeable breath, hard swelled belly, great thirst
gp' urine frothy aud sometimes OF whi,ish color'
rlpemg or choIc pains, an involuntary discharge of
saliva, especially when asleep; fr, qaent pains in the
side. with dry cough, aud unequal pulse palpna
tons OF the heart, swoomings, cold swests, palsy
epiep,ic fits, SC.
Though numDerless Medicines are ex,olled for ex.
peilng ana Killing worms, none equal IN efficacy
to DR.. Ro5ertson's Worm Destroying ioxen.es, they
are mild IN the operation. and may be given to the
youngest infant with safety.
DR. DYOTT's
ANTEBiLIoUS PILLS,
Price rs CTS -Iarge bsTes 50 esn,s.
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and mslig.
nant fevers.
These Pills. IL timely administered, will remove
the causes which commonly produce the Yellow fe-
yer, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever, choc pains,
hatulencies. indigestons, costiveness, hypochondr
&C and hys,cric complaints, ,sanguary, gravel rheu
matism and gout
they are peculiarly servceablc in Female Disor.
ders, and especially IN the removal Of hose obstruc
ttcs,s of their complaints at certain periods.
DR DYOTI'S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,
Price So cts per Dor.
For p'easantness, safety, expedition, case and
eertanl! ~ infinitely superior to any other medi-
eine lot The OF that dIsagreeablc and
menting disorder the Itch.
Dr. Dyorrs infaliible Tooth Ache Drops price
" e's. Crcassisu Eye-wa,er price 50 cents sov-
erelgh remedy for all disorders OF the eyes.
Dr. Tissors celebrated Cont anI Rheumatic
Drops pr'oe SO. The Vegetable ia.m of Life price
o. lhe Balm Of iberia price 81, extracted from
a. ioerian plant, for curing detects OF the skin, and
impro,lng the complexion Sc. The Restorative
Den'ifr'e. for. cleansing, whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums, lprice fifty cents per box)
Since theoesiuvsluable mcdicNes were first dis
covered; upwards OF Sepca Hundred 7asusld Psrsoss
have experienced ,heil happy and salu,ary elects
may ct whom from the loves, stale OF their disor
ders.
QT Take notice. that each and all the ABOVE geno-
ioe H-edcines are signed the oa,sdc covers With
the signature of the sole proprietor. r.w pyot n.
~ fresh supply OF the above MkDl-
ciSEs jusi received, and for sac by SAN
uEL w. vINSON, Druss;ss, Ms~hor.,
whero pamphlets containing certificates OF
cWcs &c. may be had gratis.
As.rsrt, .usrst -. tsix Eo
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATEN L r'STOMACHIC BIrrERS,
Price one MlInr

Price one d,ior,
DR. konERrsoS's stomachic Bitters, (irice 5 ~
which are celebrated for Strengthening weak atom
achs, increasing the appetite and certain peyanu'e
and cure Tor the fever and ague, &c. For the fever
and ague,a maada so prevalent Throughout the south.
ern States, and so affecting families Iesdus IN all
low countries, redundant Will, she's, lakes stag
mated pools, rivers, &c. These celebrated and uoi-
versally esteemed Bcsaitt have surpassed any RENE
dy ever administered for the relief and OF that
most obstinate oppressor ot the hGnan frame, num-
beress Instances of their efficacy have heen testified,
alter the barks, and various other extolled prescp
tions failed they proved ssfl, 10 the admiration
OF those who experienced and wine ssed theE happy
effects.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE.

TIE subscriber has taken that convenient House,
NJ. ITO, Thames.street, recently occupied by
the Hon SIMEON MARTIN, where Gentle men aud
Ladies' can be scco nmodated with gsntcei Board
ing. RICHARD DURFEE
\ Aesbsrt n 9-,eoi5r,. l. 1915
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.fad Possession givcn 'mmed;aseiy,
STuAT pleasantly situated House aud Gsrdenown-
ed, AMI Formerly occupied by FssrnAs MAY.
Srasv, Ia " ash,as ston.stecet For particulars in.
eVys n. this cO>e nsc. lS..
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PORTLAND, Jan. 2--Wc understand that
the noos. II Mr.. Nathaniel Hutchins, Of
Lovcu. top.s fire io The day time on the 21d
nl, which was entirely consumed aud, dread
fuI TO aelalc, nis wife and an infant child were
consumed with il. Mrs II. was subject TO
k,s; snc IL is supposed she fell into the 6re,
and thus com,runic,nod It To the bonse
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to, very extensive assortment OF
HARD-WhRE GOODS,
which they offer at wholesale or retail
...asnony 7rhich area.
Smiths Anyiis aud Vices, Sheet Iron aud
Sheet Lead, best Blistered and Cast Steel, Emerys
Screws, best black.ead Pots. Shovc.s, spades and
PickAxes, sad Irons and Tailor's Geese, Brass anc
Iron Wire, Bristol Crown, Window Glass, Spei-
ter, Nails and Flemish Tacks Of all sizes,
very complete assortment OF Files and Rasps, mil,
crossent, band, psnnel, dovetail, carcass, tenants
sash, web, bow aud key hole Saws, a handsome as
sostment of new patterns, Brass Commodc Furni-
ture. inncr socket, mortice and turning ChseIs and
Gouses. Cast S,eel and common double and single
fane-lrons, Hammers, Iron anG Trying Squares.
Rules, Gimolsts and every other kind of Carpenters
and Jouers' Tools very extensive assortment OF
s,ocK, Eno5, pad, chest, trunk, cupboard Leskpros
pect anG till Locks brass and iron Thumb Latches
and Door knockers, Butts and Hinges of every de-
scription, Knives and Forks, from to so shiilngs
per dozen, few complete sets of uitalo and Ivory
Handle Table Desserts and Csryers,io match block
tin and Britannia Tea Pots, apsnned round cornered
Tea-W atsrs timed Tea.keiiles and Sauce Pans,
plated, brass, japanDed and iron CandGesGcks brass
and japsnned Lamps. brass Kettles and Warming
Pans, brass pipe and common Bellows. brass Andi-
rons ard shovels aud Tong, complete assortment
Of timed saddery, pen. pocket and Jack KNIVES,
Razors, Scissors and Shears Shoe Knives, Avis,
and Facks patent brick and plasterirg Troweis,
Iemmng's best white Cbspelblunt, sharp and be-
tween Needles; Lol'ey's sail do pound, pack and
knitting Pms quarter and haf.quarter shave Cur.
ryns Knives, Scale Beams, steeiyaIds and Weights;
box ard Iron Coffee Mills, Skates. Crucibes Brush
es OF all kinds, seine, sewing and wrapping Twine.
a complete assortment Of Russia, SweGes, Faggot
and Bolt Iron German, Tub and Swedes Blistered
Steel; cut and wrought Nails and Brads of every
site, Axes, iatche,s and Adzes; white Rope, red.
white and blue Bunting, Mariners Compasses deep.
sea and hand Leads and Lines, with general ss'
sortment of SBIr CHANDLsRy.
.1LSO,
No. ], 2, and Youies patent Cambooses Iron
Ware, Cart Boxes, &c. &c.
or They earnestly request all indebted to them,
whose notes accounts have been long standing,
to cali and pay by The frs: of January next.
Providence, Dc, l3, 1915. Sw.
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THE House, No. 8, Thames street, formerly own.
cd by Capt. Henry iiuater, having large yard
and garden, with othee couvcnicnces. For par,icu-
lars. apply 10 wN. LANGLEY, Newport. or SAM
UEL AI.NY. Portsmouth. May ~.
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For Sah q % LEI,
no sa,isty a Mof,gage ]

To satisfy a Mortgage
c TORE, No. -, Bsnnisters.wharf late belong.
~ ing to William g. burroughs being The lower
storc on ,ha south side OF said wharf For par,icu.
1Ats appi. to CONSTANT TABER.
=
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sEArENoh or DEArHt

Ae tn. session or the Supreme Court dur
ing lpe las, week OF Haddam, Peter Lang
was brought 70 u new iriaL aud convicted OF
sbe ime of murder on The person Of his
vii. IS July last. The sentence OF death was
prpc 'onced by his honour Judge T'umbull,
III a. appropriate and solemn address TO the
prisoner,
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IA RICHMOND vii, this day open frrsh sep.
ply of fresh imported GOODS. which he will sell .,
very reduced priors and receive rrcasury Nc,s. a,
y~f fsw dsys. Dse-A
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~<xlcE SIC IiofA@s W - 4
M
Which are celebrated for The cure n noss dis
sass to .sAich The human body is liable
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRiEToK,
Il. w. DYOTT, N. D.
psoS OF THE LATR cELEBsArED Da noD.
ERTsos fDIsBuacH
AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
PR0PRIEToR's BHoL oLEsdLE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 1c7. North East Corner Of Second and Race SITS
IND by retail ef his dgcDfs HroEShoW
fhe Unifed Sfa'es.
DR. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMADIiIc ELIXIR OF HEALTH
(Prtce 81 SO
One OF themost efficac ous medicines ever oheiea
to the public, for the speedy relief and curcof oos,
nate coughs,cods, ,consumptions, tie hopping cough
asthmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
hsbi'ual cos'eness, sickness at the stomach. dysen-
cries, cholera morbus, severe griplngs. the sum
mer bowel complantn ehiidfen, &c.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
VEGE1hBLE AERVO Us CORDIAL,
of, ma IRE'S GRAND HkSfORAIItES
Price one dollar and Efy ceafs
Is confidently recommended as the most eficacious
medicne,f for The speedy relief and of all nervous
complaint, attended with inward weakness, depfes-
sion OF the spirits, headache, uemor, fantness, bys-
teric tits, debility, seminal VIC. kness, gleets, ana
various complaints resulting from secret mp opriety
of youth and disspsted habits, residence in warm
climates, the pmoderate use Of tea, tile unskiltul
or excessive use Of mercury, ofeh destructive to
the human frame, diseases peculiar 10 females al
certain period oflife, uor abus, barrenness, &c St
Under The denomination of nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of, the most dangeious
kind, and are various, that volume would hardly
suffice TO complete description Of them. 1t per-
yades, with ito baleful influence the whole nervous
,~rithng the heart with nexpressbc anguish,
aud exciting the most dleadiul suggestions o hor-
ror and .sspair. To this demon have thousands tsl-
len sacrifice in the drefu transports of it's rage
The most common symptoms of lis CONNIE ncement
are weakness, hatulence, palpits,ions watchiuncss
drowsness alter eating, tmdIty, flashes of heat and
cold, numbness, eramp, g'ddness pains in the head
back and IONS, h'ckup, difficulty Of respiration and
deSlutition, anxiety, dry cough, sc.
DR. ROBER iSON'S
CELEBRATED GoUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Price one dollar.
safe and effectual cure for the Cout, rheuma-
tism, iumbago, stone and gravel, swelngs and
weakness of the joints, sprains, bruises. aud al
Kinds of green wounds--the cramp,pains in the he1
face and body, stiffness Of the neck, chiIb&ns, fro
limbs, sc.
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.fsd hossession gipcn immediately,
CTORE. No =, Thspes-s,rec,. nearly opposite
- the foot Of the Parsde--recen,ly occupied by
3osaPa w. Epps. In1oire OF
Osf 10. SAMUEL WATSON.
MORE CHEAP GOODS.
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NEW GOODS.
Peckham & Barker,

PRoVIDEgcEj
LAVE just received by the ships Mexico, rom
Liverpool, and the John s. Edward, fsom Bfs-
tol, a very extensive assortment OF
HARD-W1RE GOODS,
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f'rfce one dollar,
A safe and efiectual for the gout, rheuma'
usm, iumbago, stone and gravel, swellin6s, and
weakness of the joints, sprains, bruises, aud 'li
Kinds OF green woundsthe cramp,pans in the head.
face and body, stiffness of the neck chbAns, fro
zen limbs, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-15
EXPOSITION-Erhoscd.
[By a VIReINIAN.l
No. III.

The Erfositiona goes on with its list of
complaints:
E Ihrdly-The severity OF Virginia policy has
no tenderness even for citizens oil her own state
should they be sufficiently dlsnterested and indie,
pendent to oppose this monopolizinS spirit. Mr.
titles was a republican OF the first grade of talents
aud no one has rendered more services to the ma
tIoa III the Legislative body. Hc was known TO be
opposed tothe elevation OF Col. Monroe to the pre
sidency, from dminutive opinion OF his abilities.
He was gradually discsi1aed, aud finally compelled
to retire.
In no case is the Exposition more dis
ingenious than in ths-On Mr.. Giles, |
would touch as lightly as possible. / bow
before his wonderful gen us. am CRATE
tui Tor the services he has rendered-but
he is man and has had his weak points.
Every child in Virginia knows, that it wa
not his opposition to Monroe, nor, to "this
monopolizng spirit" of his State, which
threw him under a c.oud-But mis- opppo
sition to certain measures of policy,
which were advocated by his party. If
any one can have forgotten what those
measures are, he can find them in the
letters which Mr.. Giles wrote in his v.ndi.
cation Not a word in them of Mr..
Monroe's pretensions, of the election, OF of
the Virginia Succession And yet this
ingenious writer, is compelled to fabricate
fact, to exc out his argument. The
question about the next President, had
scarcely been whispered, so much was the
public ear engroSsed by wars and ru-
mours of W. rs." But 1t was on such points
that Mr.. G.. dissented from the mass of his
party-and not one, which had scarcely
been mooted.
Indeed, of what otheruse is the Sd OBJ
lection. than to break the thread of the
argument s-'The writer's object was to
point out the ambitious views of Virginia
his means, TO give us list of those men in
the other states, who have been cut off
from popular estimation and respect" LIST,
BY the selection Of some other man in The
state, himself of an age too advanced to
render it probable that he would be chosen
to the chief magistracy," or IDLY, by being
artfully showed out of the way." The
1st list being disposed of, the writer had
opened on the ID, and ought to have gone
through it---when MIR. Giles suddenly
crosses his brain, and cuts the thread of
his stsry.--Gen. Armstrong came fairly in
to the argument, because he was repre-
sented as having been cut off from the pre-
sldential chaIr--but. the cas- of MIR. Giles
was utterly irrelevant, because he has
never been candidate for the chair.
- my, hO"SNeF, uSpoScu OF the case
of Mr.. Giles, as we'll as he could. the
writer proceeds with his docket Of the
prescribed candtdafes.--The next in order
is MIR. John Quincy Adams:
Fourthly-rbe man in Massachusetts who
appeared most likely to disturb the Virginia sue.
cesson, was John Quincy Adams. He was reno
we'd by an embassy 20 Russia. Mr. Madison prof
fcred bim judgshp, which he had the sseacity
to refuse. BY being constantly abroad, he will
be kept from the view Of the people, and his claims
which arc every way superior TO MIR. Monroe's, s..