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. "JOilN QUINCY ADAMS.
" April !, lGQ7.'

" AprT ] I&Q1."
Ciiin'u at Connecticut Cuzens &c the Uri,ed
slate! PAUSE AMP cossisEH, BEFORE You ACT
ON ouHsTiuH So MoMEEruUS!
Oh ihe Ii ia, at Apr'l, 1907, Thomas j. lfsrson
an' his rariy were d1ng every ih"g Ia their power
To resist ne aggresS,oms o th. harghIy toe, aud Nj
Adams at the head of the federal parry pledginG h-
self ard agreeing la resist the national governments
aud s"npor' Gu. STRONG IN his Unconstitutional
distance, and e''dea,nr'u. To elect him Tor that ,ey
PURPOSE, o,e, james S"i,an, republican.
Blu, h-i"d the change, in the short space of eight
mo"ihs--Aii. Adams falls desperately IN love wuh
Mr. Jefferson, ar,i declares war against Mr. S'roug.
-. embargo ball ~ ,o'.d for, aud Mr. adams
good de ~; the Jrhfersonian school! Psepns-
'"rous R"ad the CnH..ngham Correspondence,
auJ then You will have ,he Teasons for this change.
Their ,on find thc spirit that has nwakene tins
sage OF democracy. There you may Bud the motives
'hat have induce this change
" EnIkniI H.,
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- TIE hr.t day Of Janaarf u"xf. the critters bsirr
- duly Authorised Mr. John narracou ,,ii IN,
mthrt bidder 90 rahiic auction, the TVacF o. fANU
~ Ich the sud DfffHroit 81 present resife. suaA
yu"r louise &C. iHininc about rcr hundred Trie
Is nu ibis Tract 81 l-u ,r Or f f.tva.t and e.t .c, ~
houses 90 tvs part oi E'rtria rrtrE almost bco .d
and painted IN the bet besdes there an other
necessary out houses, including ice house c The M
milton Is hepl'l, ,pd bausuule ~ y rereel and sr
nright0rhoud, gud immediately ada, To- excellent
n Mr. Darrarntt will take p,ra,ufe iu Showing che pre-
misses Z" any pcr-On wishing purchase fbe snip wit
""e p'ee VI l7yiorsve, about two nts from The prer
sf where there Is rrGeray large collection of PERSONS
assembled Tor tht purpose 81 hitirg negroes.
Til" terms Of ,7r viii h. cred g. Wand ~ rlonft.
u" purchaser giving bonds with approved fseur, atf y.
octd Oftrust 20 secure thr ip.ch1.e money
lnstpn Ia. SHEPPARD
NY. n. fT-fI W. HtrNLffN
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WIN. II FITZWHYLSONN.

- ,,,, kttFs CUNHTAETTf ON HIND,
mounted silver. tortoise she'll
~ also Goggles, Sper1acles with ouhle glasses and new
gas>-stVhe aud gnen 10 pu Ild frames, which he
viii have done at the shortest notice.
GLOBES. mathematical instr upIrnts H,agnets thernor,-
eerN colors black and rel crayons pencils drawing
bUnks and paper.
VloLINS. GERMAN FLUTES, Flageole,s, ciarionet,>
he>, instruction books aud music fur different instrt-
men Music hcnks and paper strings bows bridges pegs
aud reeds.
WALKING CANES, pen and pocket knives and poke
books. f
BlBLES, TESrAMENrS, prayer and hymr books.
SOHooL hooks, Greek Latin French add English,
with general assortment al literary works
BLANK BOOKS oi all descript,ous for merchants ar
county court offices, ruled and marie 10 pattern with or
without trint lines, patent backs aud RuSsin bands
LARGE WRITING, faoscap and letter papers in great
variety, aud parchment.
Old books re h,uh and all kinds ofbiudin done in the
hant>on'e>t durable mannrr
Every ur'i'I" sold the lowest and all orders
prOmrtv epuei
N"friu' 2R 59--w6v
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MAKSHAL5S SIZE

- department OF ibc United Siaes, IS william a. T,r
.ae r.,lf 'or "ilh, Dire IhA of he tsh co!ecuca
ic' az te slate a. Virginia, directed o. r lis-stai %
We E''fra hi-tret ofVh s-i proceed CO. sen o. tie
Hos' bhA- "n ihrsdnv The - dav January ,.exi ~
rayiOrsyii!e IN tbe county of Hanover q, o ,r,c. IN
ers q" la ,''a7e9 "nd hnl' is The aforesaid county ore
u mem "fioihirg fnsin vile. cont1nie a ot az a-,
called harrss Is,ci Hujtiie Other Isino i .yb,, H. M
W. siHses % i-goyeg. c"n'aain about s6 ,cres ca-
9het'tN Udr lhe above its '.ed land i b. sold ai
cre'ih oft" Give months, the pvr-'fstrr r,,rp t, b
Hnrfor~l security, 90 heag irs.tes rrar, tbr fe ,p mad
ana no tile via be made until M tifcase Difr IS rai
q THOHNTON D.N
ioI JOhu PeCrf,a. az Y. d.
IL All persons who purchases property az late 8ies o
wa ID Taylor are hereby notified iLat shall attend ai
'ayoiVhic or Tue ist dy Of January Tor The purro,e W
Der utxt a II Ttt.y <'rS, ~ e., =. 4"
November % ~ .t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20
BLAI KSNiTVS FOR pIpr7

Two he mrec f,r The sn,uiu, year i,vo bae.nsi.Is TO-
. e'ihei or sepmaeiy and Of ii aaafe rbe
this Office ' Oh
NIcbuord. pecsrpher - So
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Permenas williams.

Pemenas Williams, dcfcndnnf
IL being suggested To the that the defendant Per-
pehas Williams late Of Maury county, dead, ana thar
hiS daughter Polly Coleman nj the state Of Virgins. and
hr Stephen CoIemL IN right Of his WIFE and The
c'itren OF Lucy Johnson, daughter of said Permrnas
whose uames are unknown and who il appears The "a
'isiariion of the court live in the Alabama
anu ior all o whom that are isnOrs Nathaniel VIII
ians, OF MauTv Tennessee. euarii-
an pendene lite, are his deVisees II is
mat they NJ the Ihis on the first
Monday in February next erier trnsrlv,, defend
ants a. ia. cause viii then be revived in IbeiI names and
sci Tor trial agreeah!y Of Assembly thai cnny
~ > order be published four weeks successfully in the
Hichmqn' Enquirer the Nashville and the Flo
term Of this court
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NOTICE

the hrs day of Jnuuarv next al Zacharah Bro,t :,
- tavern IN Manchester, sev-al negroes will hired Tor
tht ensuing yea" belonging to the John Fore jun
dec'i--"n iune them j. go-d mill wright.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20

~ NTu" o decd "i rus ffun, Thomas Tin,irv. Ell
- Isl February 1919 aud recorded cctn.y court of
ttu"Nr mace :" secure the payment of certain
urs iheFein mentioned ln tie Of the
SAMUEL Gi't deceased. shall offer for sale public auc-
"n o" The premises. Friday the 9th day Janunr,
next irat valuable tract of land in the arov,
..IieIM OoUBuhY, containing The said iced,
7Stt acres more or les, considerable portion which
c"r.I>s ~ valuable Pamunky III land. UPWARDS hu-
- - ~ 49,
The terms Of sale Will he third Of purchase
ne' ~ hand aud the residue credit OF one and Two
years the pu chaser giving bons with approved secury
AMI deed OF trust on the property.
Deorm'rr H. GEORGE FISHER, Trustee.
u Wil he sold AZ WOorlmrv. the same ,lay, (tb
January 1920 all the stock of horses mules cattle
NC or The pana'i'n and sir bond barrels
me terms VII be tNeIvs months credit
December II. 6I--ds T. q TINSJFy
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AN OVERSEEK VA NTEU

WISH To empoy sing lie iuaiif4, - nr over
SEER to live with me my farm in Charles Civ Out
ironi above the falls James would lie pre.yred
. ROBERT DUUrHAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20

n Der, 1928:
Anderson p. Miller, co,o,J,
Against
T rt , De- Seny anu abraham H"'chefi, DsRs
ana given srcIrity according the Assembly ami
r rules OF tbs court AMI IL appearing the satsiacf
d" me court That hr is MT Hn mh'ofanf comnon
wealth on the motion IT the complainant his coune
is ordered thai the defendant APPEAR here or ne
eore The first Thursa, in March err tb. hi
'n eve security for perorining the decree court
and thai copy nj this order uSeried for two n,nib
~ some pablo newspaper prised in Richmond Ps,er
hS- and posted the frOn, OF the t'ohousp hi
co;ntv. ". POWEII I, ~ ~
fNrPuiiPr II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20

VIZ suh''ihrf VII e1terc his 4,tsrr n f, lan,~.
L Court amt the Sare~.,r t.,Yrfs o. -u -i. pi -,
,hs!nd'nc ne Federal cour and fpr bis porpo.r 10,
NStn teue and Office ir she civ where bc ip b. f
Tue most pat during eigb Or nio, nooths ir ,r. ,o,
C.Jt-lN5OS, nj e,suuton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20

H9op- Poles aud Flour Barrei Heading WnnIed
WE highest price " III he paia in he delivery
or quantity OF hoop poles and -four barrel hendins
M Peni,entiaryie delivery commence as soon as
P",'ne THOMAS NELSON, p a p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20
FARMERS' BANK OF YIHGINlA--

EiE annual meeting of the holders Tor the elrcon
"i Directors Tor the Bank, aud the Offices of dis
count and dep'>i will held a the banking bnpse mn
"Wednesday the Tab 'iaS ui Jarunrv seSt. ~
bec q bo-i'lr Wn. Tx FPVIS PusL'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20

TX , AZ rom tue subscriber an the night at the hir
- Wtnth OF october 1925, Two M ISAAC and
WILLIS Isaac is ;weniy-two wears of age black conn,
pe1on straight mn,e, nearly six feet higbs i,prs Ii,iIe
"he SPOKEN Ia quick, had round one i>
hoou' the >zf OF ninepence. aud small Iunt an MS
tnr", ar eeck was raised in Alexandria willis is
acod' eighteen years al age. black i've feet
hihe or Ten inches high, raiLer slim made has a car
no" Tue sze ot the end "f the fore foyer on ane OF b.,
Dnes q think on the righ) occaSiOued burn and
"Ss iasr near Frederick bTg The aid neyre, had on
~ne they went away, coat and panianons made of Lu.
mans VIII give reward OF ffv dollars for ill.,. apnre
sio" ni sHtd neree>, or twenty five
,"eeh "ni c"ni'net IN any Jail that yet them ealB
"a th ny any ee'tl-nian negroes T.. me
a. Nashville RIO Geo. ~. harding of Powha,an county,,
Va will he thankfully received.
Nashville Fem Dee. }. 6itr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20

\ IL sen - ACCOMMODATING my aud
Oh i'rrhSi river, IN the Nelson, miles
"h,h Uap-fhis tract contains 100 $50 Of FIST
'- 10" gr-dS' and the high an generally excellent
1u"hlN rherr several notwithstanding mills near IT,
1"i tue navigation II the Rochish river
P"'A 10 'iars mill. within three mile, offIe The
uirfy' ements are orchard excelirnI fruit o!erahe
y" hog house barn. houses sufficient 10 cure
2'tOO lbs ofrobacro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-20


BOSToN NEsoLUTIoNs.--Ai u h,rge aud respec-
table meeting o. fedcfaIsis assembled NJ Concert
haH ,he LOT instant, uie following resolutions we're
passed
whereas purity Of morals, palriotisu integrity and
o"i'''y "Ieqh"l'hcaOns essentially necessary ~ the
rulers OF - people, and are, slUIe particularly
ndiIcnsAiJ reqGise ~ the cafsoter oC their chief
mNg~ITme j--Snd whereas we consider that the con
Sirotion oi ibi- commons cath while uutmpAiTrd is
our hes security against the designs Of aTiGul and am
hi''yns men aud tia, u is Incumbent on Us to bear
our most unrquivOch testimony against every tie
least infringement ci ~ principles aud ihat il il
equally incumbent, That Lrst0w uHrrscryed sp-
pia"se upon those WHO have Justly merftrd H. l,y
% lirnne ~ a1d ability, win which they have st,.
diratfd "u rights aud whereas the Due orr4niz,-
0u oi HE militia ~ fee gnvetnnsnt is asnutet,
reces-aIy, Tor The protection aud security Of the chi,
zers thereof, aud al ee ~ and unconstitutional in
"iiefence WA the military authorities and tribunals
mus he productive Of INSTRUMENTATION aud lenJ Ii.
rcr'ly ~ lie establishment Of despniisni
" Nfci oiore, upon The most mature considerations
~ Is resolved phdHfmonsiy, that We aprtuVC of tie
Ohdnct "i our ptesrnt enlightened Chef Magistrate
ana ne niinnrnY ol both branches ~ I've Legislature
tNbibred D" their nTn aud pi.c resistance .enst ~
c"oT"aclimcnis are mpicd epOs the prnciplrs of the
cons tuition, and elective rights Of the people And
~ " resolved unanimously, that we cordial, artre an
pledge ourselves, each 10 the oitcr, that We viii use
every AR "nG honorable exertion in our power 10 e.
tecl he rs-slsciiou ~ " Is Excelenry
CALEB STRONG Governor,
Hon. Edward ~ Robbins, IT, Goyernor
. And that we will recommend 10 our lclow-citizep
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i'N grounds which its proximity to Char
n''es''ie NAV hr rrunerfd very vauabi. in meadow
h improvements uc'fiv the the first
aud thy are both susc-piihe yerv high
~" WI IN their prescott situation Weld large r-iuros
20" c"iN"i"r' The Melon trace viii he shown those
who wish ha.- son, ~ no resides m the Ia nd
anu M Ahenisre tract ~ ar. Snuar, ovetserr and
e term NAV he known apple ,'inn To the subscriber
,'ing %" the iireeI mountain in A'benlarle.
Aech bZ-rI'~f WALTER COLES.
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fir'uf 81 d+eu a. irt executed by Ger John Pres.
op "nt wife and fer the purposes therein expressed
h hf s"lr "p NnrdaN, The 22 1fIhis month If fair
l'e ne next t1i day I2O'cI0ck Ia OF the
Es ''.rt.' = city 10 the highest bidder tbr follow
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-18
QUIROGA.

This illustrious patriot has publish.
ed in the Constitutional Diary Of Co
rnnna, an analy teal reply to the. letter
addressed to him by General Morillo.
Quroga states that---'Sali the steps, all
the precautions, and even the public
and private conversations Of Morillo,
were directed to disorganizc the army
onder his command, aud to deadcn tina
enthusiasm which was manifested for
the defence Of the constit,stion"-that.
s'ihe Junta which he assembled as a.
council to assist him in deterniningo
the course, which he should pursue af-
ter the removal of the king TO Seville
was composed of persons engaged in
the plot of treason, and that having
stationed company Of grenadiers at
the door, he threatened to shoot all
wboshould oppose his determination
that she had sold the just cause and
awaited himself OF specicus pretcxt to-
consummate the plan OF iniquity which
he had long projccted'---that she had
himself prepared the invasion Of As
turias and Gallicia by the French, hav-
ing purposcly scattered the war proof
veteran corps throughout the whole
extent of Gallicia, at tl,e same TIME
that the vanguard was composed of a
corps Of militia newly raised, without
Uniform, arms or instruction." Qni-
roga adds:
1.-The people are very far from call
ing to their assistance the unwelcoine
guests who left such grievous memo
rails behind them, but there is no want
of perjured generals, who, by their
conduct and arrangements, call them
to consummate the misery oftlieir coun-
try; to bury its liberty aud place its In
dependence in danger"
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given to the great European society," 1t
presents the consoling proof Of what
can be elected to unite people, by pro-
bity, justice and religion, seated on tie
throne, and allied by reciprocal conf
dence. Never was there seen q more
splendid triumph for virtue; Spain is
worthy of taking her part in IT, and she
is invited by the wishes of Europe"
The President replied in nearly simi-
lar terms as to Count Brunetti.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-18

of the most audacious villainy. The
Regency took the most energetic mea-
sures, and instituted the seyerest enqui-
nv. TAiriy-t'oo persons have already
been arrested, who have made, tits said,
important disclosures. The people of
Madrid showed the IiyeIiest Indignation
against all the individuals of the revohi-
tionary faction-th they wished to revenge
themselves at once, but were restrained
by our u oops. The members of the Re-
gency and the ministers repaired to the
Due d'Angouleme, to express their sor-
row for this odious enorr,ity. As the
first measure of surety, the Regency
have ordered all the voluntary militia
and the sectilari.sd monks, who had ta-
ken refuge in Madrid, to quit the capital
without delay
II is stated that The great Guerilla
Chief, the Empecinado, vas preparing
to march to Madrid, in order to take adj
vantage Of the expected catastrophe,
but had charged his resolution on per-
ceiying that the plot had failed. Great
disorder and alarm prevailed in Madrid.
Tho monks barricaded their cells at
night
From the Cosrser.
An express has arrived at the ADM.
rnlty from Falmouth, stating that intel
hgence had reached that port from Coz
runna so late as the Goth, ut which time
the firing was still heard; consequently,
the reported retreat of the French ia
SOME Of The morning papers is without
foundation.
The Greeks--The last accounts from
Greece are more vague. In the Jour-
nal DIES Debats of the 27th, we find the
following article:
CoSsrASTrNorIE, June IS.
The important place Of Negropont is
said TO have fallen into the power of the
Greeks. The Captain Pacha, it is add
ed, who wished to relieve the blockade
of it, arrived too late, and, in conse-
quence, the greater part Of his feet, see-
Ing their hopes frustrated, have sailed
for the Morea.
On the next day, the 2sth, in the SAND
paper, VIC fird the following:
CoNsTANrINoPLE, June %.
The captain PacEa succeeded IN re.
provisioning for year The for,resses Of
Negropont, Carysto, and Cameo, and then
continued his route to patrasso.
thus (says the editor Of the Journal
des Debats) the accounts OF the fall Of
Negropont, received by the way ofSmyr-
ma are not true.
!, We find, in the subsequent papers,
dates from Constantinople TO the I'd Ju-
ly, without any further aIlusion to the
fate Of Negropont. Under the head OF
Trieste, 18th July, however, we find
that Letters from Ancona of the 4th,
state, that part ofthe Ottoman fleet con-
sisting Of SIS vessels, is arrived at Pa
trasso. The remainder of the feet will
it is supposed, attack the Island Of Me-
gropont. The 4Albanians have again
ranged themselves on the side Of the
Turks
This still lie ayes it doubtful whether
the attack was to be made to raise the
siege Of the town OF, Negropont. car
ried on by the Greeks, or to recover IL
after its fall.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-09-18
Foreign News.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND,

The fine ship Franklin, captain Ora
ham, arrived at Baltimore, on the 7th
inst. from Liverpool, which place she
left on the 2sth July.
A friend (says the Morning Chroni-
ele) who came passenger in her, has
politely favored us with files of the la
test London and Liverpool papers, from
which we make the following selections.
The report that the French forces were
to be withdrawn from Spain, appears to
be generally credited, and will be re-
ceived on this side of the Atlantic with
much pleasure.
Corunna, which was said to have sur
rendered to the French, still holds out,
and by all accounts win continue to
do so.
From hasty perusal Of our papers,
we see nothing to cause apprehension
for the fate of Spain-on the contrary,
her situation seems to be daily improv-
ing.
We perceive two Of those pitiful things
called bulletins, published by order of
the French court in the USUAL style of
impotent gasconadc--one, that General
MoriLlo enrolled in bis ranks three thou
sand traitors, and was endeavoring to
make as many more as possible-ano-
Their, that French detachment of thirty
horse, attacked Spanish detachment of
two hundred men, (why not fifteen hun
dred') put them to route, took eighty
prisoners, a standard, sixteen horses,
two hundred muskets, and two drums,
and probably drumsticks also, were the
result of this engagement.
INTENDED EVACUATION OF SPAIN.
From tie London Courier, July %.
The French government have it in
contemplation to retire across the E.
bro, and to takeup their line of defence
along the river. The heavy artillery
has been ordered up, to inves: the
strong positions on that line.
1t is The intention of the Duke d An
gouleme to withdraw the troops from
before Cadiz, unless there should a.
rise more favorable prospect of be-
ing successful in accommodating the
differences between the contending
parties in Spair The disscnsions, in
fact, between the Royalists themselves
form almost as strong an impeachment
to the adjustment of matters, as the
dissensions between the Royalists and
the Cortes.
1t is now more than month since
we first hin!ed at this circumstance,
and on several occasions since we have
repeated it. In particular, the letter
which we published on Thursday from
Madrid, written, as we stated, "by a
person well qualified to form just and
impartial estimate of the present and
future prospects Of Spain" corrobora
ted what we had said. The following
passages from that letter discloses im-
Portant facts:
"The French are not masters here
The violent party which continues te
urge the Regency to acts OF arbitrary
power, finds no support in the Duke
d'Angouleme, or his adherems They
are dnriouS to ncgotiate tUith thu
more moderate party of the Cortes
and to endeavor to save the kings life
by giving favorable terms to the for
Hssf. The Supporters of arbitrar,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-03
DON .IIIAN

We hfiye Just finished reading the three
new Cantos Of DoN JifAS. They are rich
baantif,I and exquisite beyond description.
and f,rese4tth. f,e nrevinns nn.a II ,ron
shines bSsl,ar IN ,,n. h, ,l,is oa,,,3a,,,
~. m -, 49,, h,,,,,,. :. 49,, ,t.
:, Nv - '''''''''' :, - ~ :
amos are i1i''1'apy spafhllns. bo' ms
supl'lhl's IS also great MISUNDERSTANDING ne
with provoking stoicism. In Don Juan,
I'VE mean these last Canosl we venture In
say. Bgyon will l.. pronounced greater Than
ever. lie IS the p6et.-fbe 2e0n5fi,on--
,.,.ofy y,uy,,a,a H.. ~, :, c,,r.,,,,, ,
W. w., 49, H. 'a ,,1 ' Ia,1'g '"'
'''''''' NV '''''' 70 7''''' ''''
" Never mind God save the KIM and
kings
For il he lie don't, donb, if Men will lon.
ger
think hear little bird WHO sings
The pEorir by and by, will lie the stron
ger
The yeriest Jade will vince whose harness
Nrlnes
So much ,hio The raw as quite 10 wron,
her
Beyond the rules of posiing--and the Mob
N last fall sick of INITIATING job
History can only takr things in tho gross
But conld we know them in detail per
chance
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-03

~ al .aranr. Ill tie eyeru'ions
"opld nj b. repenied, thu lhen, and then
only, lhe Christian tilitf voluntarily, aud
al his ann accord, cpnnlermanded the or
'iers glsen ior tiIa execution ofbls prisoner.
and Restored nm II his afllicied fainily and
hsrnds II i known. that the famils, mud
natlon of lapt. Asglll, ut lirsl, mefe so y
norant Of the character of our great Chief
rs 10 believe and report, that Asgill OWED
his III. IN The powered applications made
Tor his llberation, and MT In u srnse Of du.
~ IN The American General. Bnl IL il due
~ history IL repeat, what l. vii known IN
hundreds now alive and Will acquainted
with the motives thll alaay- governed the
conduct of Washington, thal the eventual
revocation ofihc order was dictated Who'll
" by tllat moral priaeiple--lhe attainment
Of II great object by the least sacrifices,
without fear, favor or affection.