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WAsDINGToN, December g-it will
be seen by reference 10 the proceedings
! of the House Of Representatives. llat q
bill was yesterday reported, To aulho-
rizc ihe communication of soldiers bounty
lands for money, AT the rate OF one dollar
! and forty cents per acre. As il is al least
possible, If not probable, That this bill
Will pass, let the sober aud discreet sol
dier of the late Army hold up his pa
tent. Instead OF fifty dollars for his hun
bred and sixty acres, il The bill passes.
into a law, he viii GET fifty dollars a wear
fer Joar s'iccessive ,.arS. Tl.is is Il prize
whicii wiilweIi repay the patience ogwait-
ing IT'S award.
~ R-ass o. RepTScnfaties. December 2.
Dir, kHEA offered for conside,.s Tor,
the following resolution
Resclcei, That ihe President be ren,:,sic,l tn
iaS peiore The iionse Or Representatives any
information he may possess. and Nh, nix .,,.,.,..
To communicate. relative to die proceptii,,ys .t-
certain persons who look possession OF An,eIi,
island. at The mouth OF ~ Mary's ,ivcr no.,
'ar DSundary ct the state of Georgia. in The
su'niner of the present wear. and ,,,,da ~
establishment there and also any inforn,,tian
ne iiaih. and may think proper 10 compari,.ata
re'aiiveio an establishment made Il an, earl;sr
neriod, by persons OF the same description in
the Gnlf of MoXics, at place called a.! iv,a,i,
within the limits OF the United Stat.s asia'
contend, under the cession of Louisiana. Toes
uher WIN The reasons Inducing him TO ,Ssue
orders TO suppress the said establishments.
Mr. RHEA said that the Establishments
referred 10 IN The resolution he had i,,st
offered, had already excited much atten-
non throughout the country, which Womb
be still more attracted 10 tllatpoint bv fbr
order gwen TO suppress them. His object
In offering this motion was TO obtain sucl
information as might satisfy The minds of
The American people ON the exoediencv
OF that measure.
Mr.; FORSYTH moved 10 strike ont ire
iasi clause OF the proposed resolution -
would be an extraordinary coarse for tho
House to ASK for the reasons of tl,e ,pa,-
sure IN question, when they were distinct
~ and satisfactorily avowcd in The MI
sage OF the President. To call unon h;,n
at'er that exposition, 10 explain, lie rs,'
sons for bis conduct, woul, be 10 cast n
severe reflection on The Ia ecutiyc. M i'm.
plying dissatisfaction AZ lie reasons al
ready given. For his own mar, Ar +
said, the conduct OF The Executive AN.
peared TO him to have been PERFECTLY cor-
rect; but he had no objection 10 a3v in
formation desired, if asked Tor unco,.
nected with the clause he had executed
to. Pt'"
ION this resolution. am interesting Deba,a
IoOh pi"ce winch 1e shall detail IN The next
f-''guifef motion TO lay the resolution on lie
table was lost, against it 81, for il 751 NJ,
hhea having accepted Mr. Forsytt's M a,,o.ej
dhehuihent, as part OF his own motion NE main
question was tab en- on the resolution 80, ,,ecd-
va an !ne ahlrnatIye without a DIVISION; and
committee ordered TO be appointed 10 wait on
the President Herewith II 800 "a
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s5o4,5Oo 25
Balance against the reve-
S58,372 %
!, AuHto1'.
JNO. BURFOO'
AUDITOR'S OFFICE,
LET cce,obe,. 1912


LIST December, 1917.
On motion of Mr.. Scott iiesolred. Thqt n
clerk be appointed to the committee ofschools
and colleges; and that such clerk be entitled
TO receive such compensation as NAV be deem
ed reasOnable.-George NJ. Allen was accord
ingly elected by ballot.
Mr.. Bowyer, from the committee of privile-
ges and elections, prese5ted the following re-
port
The committee of privileges and elections
have, according to order, had under consider
alton the preamble and resolution TO thc,n re .
ferred, in the words following, VIZ: Where
as Isaac EStll has been returned by the sheriff
OF the county Of Monroe, as one of the dele
gates to represent the same i'm the present &C.
neral Assembly; and whereas the said Isaac
Estfll has since disposed Ofand legally convey
ed all tile real estate he was possessed Of in the
said county, and hath removed without the H.
mts OF the state and whereas the said Isaac
Estlll bath given information that he does nor
intend to take his seat
fheTgtoreb be IL rssolred, That the committee
OF privileges aud elections be instructed to re
port 10 Tins hOnse their opinion. respecting the
propriety or improperly Of issuing writ of
election 10 the sald county OF Monroe" and
COM 10 several resolutions ihercupon
l. Re5oiUed as the opinion OF this committee
That Isaac Estill having disposed of aud legal
" conveyed all his real estate in the county of
Monroe, after he was elected delegate for
the said county, does not diSqualIfy him from
holding his seat in the house Ut delegates OF
iUtS commonwealth.
2. fcsgiUcd, that the said Isaac F.fiU having
removed out of this commonwealth ,ince his
election, does not disqudify him from holding
bis said seat.
3. Resoired, aiso, as the opinion of this CONF
mittee, that 1t would be improper to issue
writ of election to the said county of Monroe.
OnRnot'on Or5Ted, That the said report
be laid upon The table
Mr. Ma9ill, from the committee for courts
OfJustce, preseuted sundry resolutions i.f
rejecting tie petition Of tie executors OF John
CLARK, dec praying for leave to sell "A part OF
las real estate and "a, vesting the superior
court OF cbaucery at Winchester with power
10 sell % much ofsaid estate as the court nav
deem proper, for the maintenance anj cducd.
lion OF his children, 90 be- invested in such pro
eucuys mud as the conitmay th,rk proper
Agreed 20 hy the hOuse.
Petitions were received from Peter Rison,
and Joseph Allen, for leave 90 sell certain real
estates Of deceased persons Referred 30 The
committee Tor cOGris Of iHsuce
a penupn vas presented and read ofths IN
ha0itauts OF Roydiou ip Nee lerbnfg county
requesting tnat 80 much Of the act establishing
SAID town, IS imposes upon Purchasers OF lots
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Amount ofthe revenue, as a.
bove,
Amount of expenditures
charged or the revenue,
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Newspapers MNntea.
a Naiuable Plantatiou

I1Noh SALE lying about miles below the CITY, irDme
uiIeB on the old road leading to Williamsburg and
ioimey tue property Of Col Barbour This traef ron
ias about ia acres Of excellent Lam part Of which
% wehllmpered. There on it between a and 600
Trees large dwelling house and All neces.
sary out hoases, and well Of water faribe, descrfo
non Is deemed unnecessary as IL presumed persoss
view it, - ~ "''i hisl
hose VINO may feel inclined to purchase will please to
dPplcd1ion to either of the subscribers befots the
s' OF January next aud privately sold before ie
on Gay Desod at public auction before the door
Inc Ehhs will be equal annual payments At L On
years iof notes satisfactorily endorsed negotiable and
payable al either Of The Banks in this City and deed
MOSES VI. CARDOZO
THOMAS II. mitchell I 45,n,,e Of 4 /.uJ.s
ATTORNEY FOR S. J. GOBLIN
December H. et,ey
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OXiOrA AcaAelNv

HHE trustees take great pleasure in inorniug the m
q irons of this SEMINARY aud tie pubic tiat ltey
nave contracted with Mr.. GEORGE W. r'sEEMAN Ista
q" the Shocco cademy, to lakecharge OF ,ne mate de-
Pa'tmebi OF this seminary fpT the ensuing wear Mr.
neDlai has nee Nor several years cngas Ia teaching
d. iU'ci ana me SnoceO Academy, aud uniformly
gwen enre satisfaction lie will I've assisted by M LIZ
VI hcLAiNE young gentleman whose talents acquire.
ehts dna coIect experiment eminetiy qualify hin for
the discharge Of the duties Of that station.
ia toe female department, the have employed
Mss ARABkLBA NJ BOSWORTH. who il navy IN f1x
iord and VINO has heretofore taught in the SAME nera
hent ~ this seminary. Miss EOswofti is generally
known throughout the State TO excel a tutoress ne,,f
culaTly ~ the ornamental branches Of education. Tie
trustees have also employed assistant teacher In
me female department Mfr. LOTION @. WATSON WHO
mas Deeh concerned IN the school for the lat Il mouths
aud who, by his general department tue order renaar
" and proficiency Of his pupils, has met with thrir
WaIiDes appreciation and the entire condolences and "a.
o. the parents and guardians Of those students
VINO have been entrusted to his care
ne trustees tihe his opportunity 10 inform tie pub.
c w" lheiT bcanemies arenow completed, aui have
hesn occupied dnrag part ofthe last session the on
ses are large aud convenient for the accommodation Of
Tue students board may he had in the uost able
private families moderate terms. Tie trt,.gess
Halter themselves that the and experience oftbe
teachers IN the departments Of this seminary lie
cheaDDess OF board ana nition the hpb and ealtb, M
uaiion OF the place aud the congsniency Of s bujif
lnessWI an combine TO nssre 10 this Institution that
patronage ana support to which Us numerous adyaata
49, NArHANisL II. TAYLOR Secyeto7.g
ONtofd' &C. Dec. IA. etNtlJ
1 ANDs AND LOTS FOR sALR.--Tbc subscriber IL an.
the following property, viz -
Lot No. 4sO in the CITY Of Richmond with the du.i
itngbOuse ana improvements thereon.
Part Of Lot No. 574 in the CITY o Richmond with the
d~eling house andimpoycmenis thereon latei, occuyi
~ by Mr.. Burwell.
-Four acres Of meadoS Land onthe Run noar The Poor
house, IN Richmond adjoining fasbssfer.
Four Lots IN Dnvais Addition 10 the Cit, al peh.
mond-Nos. 25G Isl, 264 and 265-
And The Estate on James River, in The cinty ofCooch
,and about two miles above The courthouse commonly
known by the name Of Liffle creek.
The terms may be knows, upon application To the sub
scrihcr, living ~ fredericksburg t. ThoHes rayIo,
ESQ. ~ Richmond. JOIIN 81 gRrpS -
fvfy 70. "a ~
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The most distinguished Romans. even af
ter the republic was subyeried, addressed
each other by letter in the simplest TERMS
Cicero writes TO Atticus, Horace to Macanas,
descended from lire OF kingS,) Pliny TO Ira
begin with ~ health" they conclude % fare
we'll" While we, with Asiatic servility of
manner, [ai.d at present, thank God, it is very
little more than manner,) are not only the
dent, most obedient servants: and. what is
still more marvellous, have the honor TO be so.
Gibbcn, 3, 81.
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TO rHL EDITOR TnE tNOuiRFR
III oohlns over my last remark ON the stearuboat
perceive committed small error in calculating The We
h W tpe waer wheel, which is miles 1860 feet Der
oi' VI pace Oh miles i1i0 feet stated Is afose
rom making the circumference 81 feet in place Of So
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Legislature OF Virginia


Extracts from the journal of the House of
Delegates.
MONDAY, December S.--rhe speaker laid
before the house letter from the auditor of
pubic accounts, which was read rs follows:
AUDITORS OFFICE, Dec. s.
SlR-Iu obedience to AN act of assembly
relative TO the duties of the auditor. have tue
honor To transmit herewith a statement of rho
revenue tor the year one thou sand eight hun
ureu ana seventeen together with list of
the warrants drawn on the treasury for the
year ending the 3Oth September last. and an
account OF all monies paid into the Treasury.
during the same period.
have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your obedieDt servant
JOHN BURFOOT, Auditor.
To The hon. Speaker of che
House of Delegates.
A STATEMENT
OF the Commemorative Repenue for the
gear 1917.
Nett amount of the tax on
hts, land and other prop
city, S 46l .oS6 d
Ditto surplus OH tobacco
shipped, ll,4l5 90
Ditto tax OH law process, &c, 2s.763 I3
Ditto registers fees 1885 6S
$500, 500 25
Amount ofthe revenue, as a
bove, $500. 500 81
Amount of expenditures
charged or the revenue, $500, 1873 %
Balance against the reve-
nue., s5s,372 %
JNO. BURFOOT, Aud,tor.
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%egroes, Sc. for Sale.

W be sold al my plantation in Buckingham county on
SATURDAY Tue 2Oth lHst. between II sud IS young Ne
OhOES, principally men; stock cf HORSES a CATTLE
fLaNiAllok UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD X KITCHEN
II Ia every case CASH will be expected. or nepotis
Die notes with approved endorsers =
HENRY S. LANcHoRNE.
DcCeIHbeI II. 81 eO2ts
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Notice.

~ persons having claims against the estate Of my
4 late husband, l.. JOSEPH, 'sm please bIiug them
forward Immediately for seitigT0ent AID those ndeied
make pay incnt 70 e. JOerPU fg5itr
December J. am
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04

cars, sc Sc. enc !alf, was Est debated !;
nd was advocated By the mover; who exe
pressed his appreciation u steady but
moderate system oilnlelnsi lsxailon, - vel
- . d.recl TX on l,nds, sc. AMI PARTICULAR
liz OF arden spiti's and articles a luxury.
Mr. TnouAs. of Ten. then, fn the puF-
nose Of coming 80 decision Of shc CUES
ZION. demanded The Preaoss question. Boi
this was r. lrclsd--Ayes Sc
lie then moved that The resolution rs
pos ponrd to ~, . dsy Of March next ;
which was decided IS follows -
YEAS-s2. NAyS-75
30 the subject was lid on the table TOR
The session.
The following bills from the Senate, viz.
bill 10 est lblish separa'e government
Tor tie eastern par, Of the Mississippi Ter
10 y "A bill 10 provide for Reporter Of
law Decisions "A bill respecting the
transportation OF people Of colour to- s''r,ot
Ia be held to Isboi and the bin for the rn.
coursge neni Of the cultivation OF the Vine
aid the q ive--sefe read twice.
adVfGAIION BILL.
Tie Senate return he bill concerning
Navigation with amendments BY one O
hes etc erews n fishing pessets inf'tted e
bunny shall consist ~ three I0urfhs iastcd1
Of scusn eighths cidzcns Of The U. s; and b,
Saae'her ne froUigo II. The 9th article IS er
tended 10 vessels sa.ich may sail from the u
ni'rd States hrior 10 The lstg May nert.
head and referred.
The 1917 -fhhrohria'ion BlHs, the bill
concerning the compensation OF the Distric
attorney OF Massachusetts TINS 5la meret5
PROVIDES for criminal cases for gp1tch no FRO
ui,ion has been made BY iagvl and severa
other bills, which have been msniioaed re
peatedly, were passed, and sent TO the Sen
ate.
A bill concerning Invslids was ordered Il
be engrossed.
A bin 10 establish National .frmor5 il
ohio, was read, and was opposed by Messrs
Yauhcey, Smith, OF Md Csdy and Picker
ing; aud advocated by Niessrs. Johnson
Harrison, Lowndes, Huger, and M'I-ean
A motion 10 reject the bill was carried
Ayes 20
A bill 10 amend The act making furthe
provision for military services during th
late war And aiill respecting the pa,
and emoluments oil brevet officers, were or
dered to be engrossed. Adjourned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04
From the Yorra Ter I

From the Worceter Spy.
EVERY body recolIects how democrats,
last year, scofnfully asked-"Hho Is Gen.
Brooks ~ He was Doctor, 10 be sure
residing in MedIord, on the banks Of The
Mystic but who and wha, was he tbst
be should Come in Competition with SO
great man as Dexter The people,
however, apswered these questions bv ma
king Doctor BROOKS their Governor. IN
spite OF democracy and MIR. Dexter.
Democrats were not long at loss to know
Tuho Ecas Gen. Brooks.
But, this year, We fad them differently
employed. They have enough to do in
telling US who Gen. Dearborn i, and nre,.
~ clumsy work they make ofic They
h-gin by informing Us that be i doctor
and was educated under the care Of = mos
respectable physician. Very pood
!" Doctor Dearborn" Hho i Dnc,o,
Dearborn But this is the very question
democrats are ca deavouring 10 answer
question which, We trust, the people vii,
SHORTLY put 70 rest But lei Us see how
stands his ease according to his friend,
own showing
We arc told how be narcotic through
the wilderness 10 Qaebeck, durioe die r.,
oiuuona'y wsr--(ae did rot, however
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04

Foolana. YEAS The right TO pesifiss re tiHg
- Ether Houfc OF Parliament, uncsi
GOOD a ! matter OF courle, that 10 rIgh
y sltitim included the rigbf 70 frflfEf q
sff.fisn becaulc i, could not appear 70
me 10 be common irnfr TO declare thar
the people bad right to pray, without
having right to caufe their prayers y
be heard And, therefore, 70 tell OIL
,refed, mott miferable,a itarVlng peo
pie, who are humbly praying Tor .Peeoy
relief, that their prayer mutt wait fof Inc
uncertain arrival of Leyee, or tor inc
plearure of Secretary Of State, - wha'
fhalI not be able TO do without gFea'
pain and notification.
Nevertheless, that may diieharge
nv duty 10 the utmoff OF my power' !
inclofc the above mentioned petition, Re:
quoting your lordlhiP to preient 70 ms
ROYAL Highnefs the Prince Regent, Tor
whole aniwer. through your lordihiP'
fhall wait with the greateR anxiety.
81 have the honor TO be, my lord,
your lordlhips mott obedient and mott
humble fervant, II. HUME.
To the Right Hon. Lord Viicount
Sidmouth.
"P. S. beg your IordihiP to have
the goodnefs to cauie the aniwer OF Koy-
al highncfs to be addrehcd 10 me az Mid
dletCn Cottage, near AndOver."
(coPY
I" WbiftbaA, Nsv. 20, 1916.
I" Sir-I have laid before the Prince
Regent the Petition agreed TO at the
Meeting at Spa fields, on the 18th Infant
which you delivered to me yetterday, at
this Office, accompanied by a Letter 10
me from yourfelf, by which letter you
appear to have been correctly inforned
BY Colonel M'Mahon, thar, according 70
an invariable rule, 1.-The Petition in queition
could not be recovered by his Royal
Highncfs, except at Levee, or through
the Secretary of fate for the Home DE
partment. am, Sir, your obedicnt fer
want, SlDMOU H."
81. HUNT, Efq"
(coPY
Middltton Cottage, Nov. a3, 1910
"My Lord beg to acknowledge the
receipt of your Lordihip's favor Of the
Goth init. - Permit me to allure your lord
ihip, that it will afford me 6ncere pleafure
10 be able 10 Fate to the meeting to be
held III opaheldS on Monday The I'd of
December, that your LordihiP has paid
attention to their application. ! have
the honor to benny Lo.d, your Lordfhip's
mott obedient, and mott humble fervant.
"H HUNT.
" To the Right Hon. Lord yilcount
Sidmonth."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04
FOREIGN ARTICLES.



BY letter from the Agent TO Lloyd's,
il appears that violent gale has occurred
on the coat of Italy, and has done fome
damage. The Arnwell, Baird, from
Alexandra, and the Amelia, Bryce,
bound to Baltimore, were driven afhore
at Leghorn during gale on the 18th
rlt.
A letter from Gibraltar, dated the RI
of Nov. contains the following impor-
tant particulars -" The American
fquadron, having on board William Sha
Ter, Esq and Commodore Chauncey, ap-
pointed by the PRECEDENT of the United
States Commiiioners to treat for Peace
with the Dey of Algiers, arrived here
two days ago The fquadron conlilts of
the following fhips Warrington, ID +;
Java, A.; United States, "A Contel-
lation, 90; Erie. iS; Ontario, IS /;
Peacock, IS Spark, 10; and Hornet,
q guns. So powerful feet will have
an impofIng effect upon the DEFY, and
therefore there 10 little doubt but the
Americans will obtain their own terms !"
The new King of Wurtemberg is Civ
ing fome ufeful practical hints to other
Governments, by making comfortable
reductions in the public expenditure, by
aboliihing ufelefs Offices, ard reducing
the emolument of others.
A London paper of the I'd. of Dec.
mentions, that Bonaparte is actually enga
ged in competing "the annals of his life, >
and that he employs Count dc las Cafes
as his amanueniis. The Count has infor-
med Mr.. Warden. that the Campaigns
of Egypt and Italy, and what Bonaparte
calls : My reign Of an hundred days."
were already completed, and that the in
termediate periods were in progreliye
fate
Lord Cochrane had been recommi,ted
to Jail having refufed to pap the fine
which he conidered upjul. His conait-
ucnts have propoied 4 iubicripticn 10
pay his fine and expenfes-none to con
tribute above one peany.
The particulars of Ialleyrand's difgrace
and his fa,irical remarks on the duke of
Richlieu, have come to hand. He had
received letter from the king of Naples,
which is faid 10 have turned his brain, by
afcri5ing TO him (ralleyrand) the reltora,
lion Of the Rourbons to three thrones
he then thought he could difpofe OF
crowns and minilfers as he pleated.
MEETING AT SPAFIELDS-prc Z.
fta quarter Paif twelve, an Orator,
Whole name is faid 0 be flniJh, had at
cended Wagon in Spafslds, decorated
with flags, and with cautionary inicrip
ton, exhor,ing the people. if the military
Ihculd appear that no violence fhould be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.
ron LIAsJLS, SC.
JACOB MGAW, Esq. Of Bangor.

At meeting Of Federal Republicans, hol-
zen at Bryant's, in marlborough, on lie 18th
ult. for the purpose Of designating a csndi-
date 70 represent that section Of Lincoln d isl
rict, in tie Senate Of this Commonwealth the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04

march 4 Though shs wiIdeinSEs" % DC
beck during he iafe wsr--snd hcw he wss
reduced 10 the necessity Of eating IL
f,yorite dog's-aud Low his Eae conssi.
tuiion'' endured thousand hardships, Oh
that march how, 1t The battles vhieA
preceded the cap orc og Burgoyns, T.
fsueht like good soldier by he side II
A,nold-and low Arm old VAS wounded n
the leg, and lol1 Doctor Deaibor be wish.
ca il had been through his hear;s--and
how, on other occasions, he performed
diverse other exploits. Al this i very
vel. and IS to DC passed 10 lis credit
but the question returns, land We have
precedent for repeating I'D Hho i Doc.
tor Dearborn 2
Why, We are further told but how fas
it odds to his military glory his frisnds
must determine that lie was Comman.
der in Chief Of the army during the late
war how Little York was captured {" un.
der his auspices ;''--h how nc was sick and
(" unfit for service how he recovered,
and was then dismissed from his com
mand through The intrigue of Gen. Aim.
strong how he, consequently, tel, him
self disgraced, and would not believe TIA,
he vas nor disgraced, though the Pres
ident with his own hand, wrote hima
consolAory letter ;-how he was not sat-
i-fed with the Presidents letter, and ask
ed for court of enquiry ;-hov he could
no, obtain a court of inquiry, and was 50
vexrd that he had serious thoughts Of re.
signing, but on the whole thought he had
better no, i-how the President afterwards
nominated him TO the Senate 10 hll the
War Department, and how she Senate re-
jectsd he nontiac'fog ! and how the Pres
ident wrote him q letter expressing bis
regret at the unfortunate occurrence. All
these particulars Of his history are given
to Us bat something seems to be wanting
still. Once more, then, Igho IS Doctoy
Deorborn ?
he was not the friend Of Washington,
as has been asserted. He was opposed to
WashingtOn's administration : he joined
in the clamours against that great ard
good President eproba,ed his neutral
policy, which preserved this country from
so many calamities, and abused him for
his treaty with England Since that pc.
Rod he has been the constant friend ofthe
men and measures that Washington be-
leyed hostile 10 TIE best interests Of the
country. But these are facts which dem
ocrats do not weave into the biography Of
Doctor Dearborh--not they. The peo-
pie, however, viii take them into consid.
Grafton, ands we suspect, will not encum-
Der him with any more h0nours, especially
as he was, long since, " unfit for service"