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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-12
District of Columbia,

Alexandria County. set May Term, }
I823-6th Day. s
IN CHANCERY.
John Archer and John w. Stump, Execu-
tors of John Stump, deceased-Com.
piainants.
Against Mary Deneale, widow and execu-
trix of George Deneale, deceased, Chas.
T. Stuart and Ann Lucretia, his wife,
Mary Catherine, William w and Nan.
cy p. peneale children and represen.
,atIves of George Deneale, deceased
Defendants,
TINE defendants. Charles T. Stuart.
i and Ann Lucretia, his wife, not ha-
viOg entersd their appearance and given
security, according TO the statute and rules
Of the court, and it appearing to The salts.
faction OF the court, upon affidavit hled,
that the said Charles L. Stuart and Ann
Lucretia, are not inhabitants OF the Dis
trct of Columbia, on the motion OF the
cUmplsinants ty their counsel, it is or
dered, that the said defendants, Charles
L. and Ann Lucretia Stuart, do appear
here on or before the first day of next No
yember Term, and answer the bill OF the
complahants and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith published in one of the
public newspapers, printed in the town OF
Alexandria, for two months successfully,
and that another copy be posted on the
front door CT the court house OF the said
county A Copy-Teste.
EDMUND |. LEE, Clerk.
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For Freight.

n The new and fast sailing brig
~: WARREN, capt. Owen, bur'hen
GA tons, or about $50 hhGs. OF tobacco.
She will soon be ready to load. APP
ply to JOHN n. LADD & co.
Rio hap. for sale on board said vessel,
5000 bushels Ground Alum Salt
iuly ~
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For Ffeimht.

- The brig COLUMBUS, Leonard
.MsSs Marbury, master; bur'hen ABOUT
100 hhds. tobacco or 1900 bbls flour. She
is superior aad fast sailing vessel, and
noH ready to receive cargo. ApPlyto
iulr o6 JH LAOD y Co
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For Sale, Freight or Charter,
= GsA The ship GOVERNOR STRONG,
~ Daniel Coffin. master; hurthen 97O
tons. She is an excellent vessel. built at
.nqbton, Mass. in the year 1877, and has
b p employed IN the whaling business
ANylyto JOhN II. LADD y co.
,uiu, 81
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New Invention.
LADIES' BRACES,

REiNG an invention of great utility,
u Tor ladies' and misses: made and tor
sale at the subscribers mandatory. on
Tt'Ocs street, between Water and Union
streets RICH. HORWELL.
NAY %
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Saddle and Harness, Making
Business

in all its. various branches. He tenders
mis- grateful Acknowledgements to his Gus
toners for the distinguished patronage
he has received from them. His friends
and the public are assured OF prompt &C.
Communications; he feels confident that
with the aid OF some OF the best work
men and constant supply OF the most
choice materials, he will be able 10 rem
der ample satisfaction TO those who may
please to favor him with their applications
by order or otherwise.
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For Madeira,

kN> The 6ne coppered and copper
TaM fastened brig POMONA, Bright,
;HasIer; will sail for The above port in
isw DAYS. and can handsomely accommo'
nate = few passengers. Apply 10 the cap.
,,in on board, or to JOHN d. HERBERT.
aug }
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For Iowes. Eng!and,l

az The new brig DILIGENCE. Jor-
Svss. dan, master, will SAIL the 26th inst.
an1can accommodate lew more cabin
and steerage passe gers. Apply to
iulv Cd WIN FOWLE & Co.
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For Bremen,

{&E The ship NIAGARA. Ma
,hsniel Gookin, master; burth'
en- S43 tons, OF about $50 hhds. she is
an excellent vessel, and will take $50
hhd.. freight If offered Immediately. APP
pyto JOHN n. LADD Co
luly
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For freight to the West In
dies or C0astwise,

kG> The new and substantial schr.
IL ALLIGATOR. John Huntingdon,
nssIer; bullhen 100 tons. Apply TO
GEO. COLEMAN.
Tho has rscsived and for sole,
Ground alum salt
Blown do IN SACKS
Turks Island do
Also, Jew hhds superior quality mo-
lasses
aug Q 81
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Mahogany & furniture.


TINE subscriber has on hand and for
l. sale. large quantity OF handsome
crotch and shaded ST. Domigo Mnhagany,
in Logs, Plants and Boards, whic b he W III
sell low for Cash. Also. on hand and for
sale, quantity of elegant
Fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal, if not superior, to any
in the District: Consisting of Sideboards,
Ladies' Secretaries, Gentlemep's Secrets-
tries and book cases, Ladies' Work Tab
bles, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Ward.
robes. Bureaus Clock cases, Wash stands,
Candle stands. Bedsteads, Cradles, So
phas, Chairs, &c &c. which furniture he
will sell low for cash, barter, or approved
notes.
All orders for furniture thankfully re-.
ceived and executed in the neatest and
most substantial manner. Orders from
the country, formaterials, promptly atten-
ded TO.
.u.ATTR.fSSES MADE,
and all kinds OF uphols,erng done on the
cheapest terms WILLIAM GREEN,
Cabinet Maker, Royal street, nearly OPP
posite the market.
FUNERALS
undertaken on the lowest terms. july 4
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Apple Brandy, Molasses, &c.
bhds Baltimore whiskey Of GOOD
80 barrels quality
go bbls apple brandy
8 hhds E. |. molasses, suitable for re-
failing
10 half chests gunpowder tea ofapprov-
ed quality, now landing from The schooner
Mary Ann Jane and sloop Armada. for sale
by SAMUEL MESSERSMlTH.
IN STORE,
Porto Rico sugar at low price.
iulY 3
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COHEN'S

Lottery y EIchdnge OWce, III hiuTEet-@Tecs'
BALTI GORE:
Where the greet capital prizes in both
the last lotteries zgere sold 10 distant udDen
turers. and uhers more capital prizes hare
been sold than at any other office in fine
Tica.
ttEOrders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance enclosing the cash or priza
tickets in any of The Baltimore lotteries.
will meet the usual prompt and punctraI
attention. Address
J. I. COHEN, Jr.
Sec'ry 10 The Managers, Baltimore.
o,Io
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Removal.

yNHE.. subscriber respectfully informs
L. his friends s. the public, that he has
removed 10 the next square below his tor
mer establishment. in brick house, near
ly opposite to the Mechanics Bank OF A
exandria. on the South side OF King street,
where he carries on the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-12
A valuable Farm for Sale.

kz.s The subscriber will sell The farm
Hm whereon he nov resides, contain
NE ing 800 acres. situated on Mamie
&..ast moy Creek, about six or seven
miles from Port Tobacco, the improve
mepts are comfortable dwelling house,
and other necessary out houses, a we'll Of
excellent water, within twenty yards Of
the door. Also several excellent springs
on different parts Of said farm, the soil 10
fertile and well adapted TO the growth OF
corn, wheat, rye, oats and tobacco; there
IS large marsh attached to tbs farm sui.
tcient 10 Craze 200 head OF cattle
The said farm has an abundance of wood
and thriving timber, and may be divided
INTO two separate farms, to suit purchasers,
giving>to each farm a suficiency of wood
timber and marsh. A further description
of The above farm is deemed unnecessary,
as it is presumed those wishing TO purchase
will first view The premises.
THOMAS JONES
Charles county, july 81 tbr 3 t2m Mar
A G.. CaZenoye g Go.
HAVE RECEIVED BY THE RISING SUN
l27 kegs cut nail I'D 10 4Od
IL bales Blackstone sbirting s. sheet
ings
10 packages of plaids, stripes, checks,
iurnitures, tickIngs and drillings.
1000 lbs cotton yarn
900 do do wicking
Also, from Richmond,
further supply OF manufactured tobacco
OF very superior quality.
sFThey continue to pur-
chase Tobacco. Wheat, Wool and FIsx>
seed july Is
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District of Columbia,
IN CHANCERY.
nav 81

.alsrandria County to ut, Aiay Term, !
I823-i.ah Dag. :
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COMMUNICATION.
UilligDlsb,,yO L,J,,

UiA'onisbUg, Juiy IL, 1928
The display of zeal aud patriotism which
was witnessed in this place, in the celebration
al the late Anniversary "f our Independence.
was peculiarly grateful to the fliend of science
and the patriot
From the unusually large number of grad
ualrs during the present year, the Collegiate
exhibitions were continued for two DAYS.
Accordingly, on the 81 and 4th inst. AT 10
o'clock, the President and Professors,a com
PANE by The students entered the church to
which they were escorted nv the troop of
Cavalry, under command ofCapt. M'Candsh.
AS soon as they entered, they were sauted
by small band Of private gentlemen and
ladies' with vocal and Instrumental music. exc
c"ted IN manner strongly calculated to cap
tivate and exat the heart.
Orations were then delivered by the candi-
dates fur degrees, On the following subjects.
VIZ on the Sd inst. by Mr.. Pryor of Charles
CIty, an Essay on DisinieTesiedress-M
scott OF Fredericksburg, Oh .Uttaphysics-
Mr.. Morris of Louisa. on Educniio1-
Watson of Louisa, on CjUu H;slory and Mr..
Baylor of Essex, on the .1duanfaFrs of a Re
publican Jorm Of GoUeynment
On the 4th inst. an address was delivered
by Mr.. Saunders of Williamsburg, on The Po,D-
ers ct Imagination Mr.. Dabncy of King &
queen, on PntTiot'sm Mr. Newton of West
m"reland, on The Progress nd IMPROVEMENT nj
Society-Mr. Tenncnt of Port ROYAL ON me
.4dpaniogeS Of Science-and Dir. MunG,rd Of
the city Of Richmond, concluded with an
Essay containing San examination of Judge
Biacksi"ne's doctrine that hereditary distinc-
tons of rank and honour are NECESSARY in
every well regulated society"
When the Oraiioue were ended. the Degree
ct BdcheiOr NJ Arts was conferred on the fol-
lowing young gentlemen. yiz. Mpssrs. Christie
pher j. ID. Pryor, William j. Scott. John
Morris, james Watson, Richard BAYLOR. Ro.
bert Saunders, Alexander W. Tennrnt. and
Elias Barilr: aud
The degree Of Bachelor of Lrtc on Mcssrs.
Wtloushby Newton, Christopher j. II. Prv-
o., Benjamin T. Dabncy, Ralph Graves. and
WIN. w. Munford
10 is due to the youthful orators In say that
they received Tie appIausrs ofanumrons and
enlightened audience and could the assem-
b'cd slate have Witnessed ire auspici9us and
unr9mvotal display 90 genius and liberal al
'Wn'nenls which tbry csinced. the society
would have reiciccd as well on their account
as 81 the additional evidence which such an
exhibiiion would have afforded of the fidelity
WIN winch the professors have hbnurpd In
NE discharge "f their arduons duties. and ol
the success "th which lher pxcriions have
been crowned.
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NoEroLK, July Ill affords us genuine
pleasure to state, as we do upon the authority
of an observing and intelligent farmer, who
has recently passed through several or the
lower Counties Of this State and North
Carolina, that the Corn Crops have lately
Undergone such rapid Improvement, that the
labuurs Of the husbandman are promised an
abundant recompense. lie states that he
never has known The growth of the Corn to be
more luxuriant at this season Of the year. in
The lower Counties, and learns that the agri-
cultural prospects ofthe upper country are no
less Hittering to the hopes of the industrious,
culiyators Of the soil. Such intelligence l.
indeed animating. after the gloomy picture
which was presented from every quarter few
weeks since. Beacon.
We regret to learn, that two new cases Of
fever have appeared among the crew on
Decoy, on Cmney Island one Of Monday
and the other yesterday previous TO which
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RICHMOND, july Is. I8gs.

1t gne'es as 70 lay tae intelligence iron, Spain (,y
last nights ma before readers The Indications are
gloomy and pressing-DAbisba seems 10 have proved
" Traitor or CowardAre the other generals concern
ed This the great question.Some of the English
pr'Ats Consider the settled the Legitmates as
rumphant-Shouid this prove TO br the case vet must
not we despair of the human The press still exists
in E"r"pe-and Liberty still lives in America Our duty
Is 10 watch over the flame, with the vigilance and
energy the more it in the Eastern uen,is
phere. Let us isvsT despair IF The republic
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by me 1orIHo' - ube Communicable ~ Virof,jI-
PNOCLAMATlON

XLUEFEhs IL has heen represented to Tho exeo,,irt
WE y"'iof OF buckingham county. That Chr.siot.,
Johnson avg James Smith, conined ~ the SIN Of she ,
'"u}- we hrst named committed cfsr~e Of fur,s,
anu tue l's' named Tor larceny. against whom verdict
''hu ~ we superior court, ht account 1T some
i-eu i"' WHiV iu the proceedings De yas retained bon
'' dd, on The night % The COB inst n,ase itcr r
rom we JAN aforesaid and nov going at nroe j.
tisIe.fe ihnnem proper, with The lisre ct te council
W s'e' !" oheT reward 81 hundred dollars Tor eae
oI t"cr q" them, TO any person or persons VIC air 49,
ltnt"u "ni convey thrm e her ihern o. tr ,pi ~
gu bu'"lHEham Aud do rrqute 40 &C. Tx.
w 'nn lu"rN "nh cHhuri The good people ej Gre corn,
WNn"rHllh 80 use their hest cnHcay r co. arur,fer, n
s"lu ihevcs that they mas be dealt h flf ,, dre
"F'h nndef my houd Governor under The .al nf
,5eall Juy, 1913. ~ ''! ~
.c,. JAMES PLE4gANTs
W. christopher Johnson g. abDu 5l years of ar4 4 10.
i-i "r upwards, stout nTie, rather fortti,uf .t., ,
n' l'4r's short t.och htr ircliulg cur srri hi,
eyrs roman nose long chin ami small puckg.ed u,o,,
FrN' '"" a1d generally through bis nose. Oi "a ,cry H.
bidding cuuntcuaure. ~ '
James smith q freeman of colour g, a. ai a5 ,.sr, a.
Hse'nafF compression, about feet hieh ,tse ttsi,f
s!"f irto'' ioN Torch 1d, recently GI-rhair-a r.
ieN'tni"If' where he las been confined at the
,ises '"ice from the civ Hi. lU nua and ono. a. .
ielr'sh"r4 lor felony BE carried away with l'rp
ueNN.W hig coat With large capr ,ud p~if nf e..I j.
pan's1ors and other c'othing ..t
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South Carolina. 1uir % 1901
,"EFTtFNrV: om sorry o -er ii,a ~, IN H.
woman" "'cn"fts 81 go iGh Me-, frpm n u,c. M,
NPfc"'i"ns ol ihe lVh ult nee r.nter verified ij,,
u'h'r"IsH som" h"pcs rest on iir ,riv,,o i.,,..r
'h' Specnl'iions cd 'hr Morn. Chron and Lord T.
verr""i speech Nnw, as 90 r,e pi;,.,t. lat,n,
mu'' -wr"N 'o' us'li 's ior ibe N,rnrs Chronicle
permit uc Co. say thrt llto,. d. 90, d,o.,.t.,,..
70 he placed upon d. 1.ntr v.t. ,v.r,, d. s,,,.,
was sub, 'hai %" one wprtl scarcely doubt ,o,.
~ sfd-bW r"r'rflo' ] wo.H o.. -o,r bot;.,o n t.'.
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VIArOR.
COMMUNICATION

GENTLEMEN Shakespeare has long since said
uneasy lies the head which wears crown - And,
III ms Henry 4: well depicts in his camp scene the
responsibility OF sovereign. " II is the kings fault"
Will he we'll remembered. These things (orcill,
struck me alter reading Arions anecdotes ot Moore
ana George d: The king character IS not immncn
LATE we all know, and also That It is enorgh for him
to bear his due share Of Arion states yrry
dirty trick IN George III dischareing Moore iron,
the Prirae secretaryship Of Lord Mora (nnw Has
Ings) IL my be trne but, unless it ia asserted On,
"Taeni4bts authority will not believe Lord III ever
ereH intended TO take him aud, to sovereign of o.
D. ever presuming 10 discharge private secreIar, ,
there IS no precedent ol The kind II Lord IL mad
wished to have served Moore (but do not believe
NJ had any claims on hm) he would have acted as
peremptor'y as he did ia the of lOnian Wright
who, by his interest wfh the Regent, he made LEGAL
assessor OF Malta, IN despite Of ministerial Oppcsiioa
he fact believe to he that Moore became distress.
ed al one time by the failure of his deputy IN the "
Indies hut as to It's arising from his outfit TO the T.
Indies aud disappointment, do NOT believe H. H..
holds some sinecure IN me WEST Indie, hut, il is
generally understood he has HOO an annuity for life
Of 300 p. ann toI his music and all he can get by
h's pen IS IN addition TO this income But IL is pos
slhle Ike all literary men he may he in distress As
TO The secretaryship | have generally understood
Lord Hastings stood pledged 10 a Mr.. Thomson
who was deputy commissary, and with hini ~ the
Carolnas IN $780, and whose conduct To him. dur inc
MS whole career (never successful till his appoin
ment to India, and then, such are his habits, MOI a
lucrative one, gave him claim which Id. IL neither
wished 10, could deny. Mr.. T. went with him 10
aud il living is have doubt with him AZ his in.
stanl. Such NJ least was asserted nj the time the
report OF MOoIes rejection first circulated
INDICATOR
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all hopes yesterday OF catching them. Ia the
morning the gig came of and we received
orders tu fire Il salute Of IL guns to celebrate
he Declaration of the Independence of the
sosernmrnis of Merida and Campeachy. In
the 'enlu3 about 10 o'clock, being all ready
Tor sea, the s'g returned again with long let
ter from the captain, giving information that
'n express had arrived with request for us
tn despatch OUT boats immediately TO Sisal.-
The schooner Augustus and John of New
York, The same that we were before in pursuit
of, Was lying off that place, and the Pirates
had demanded ransom for the vessels the
merchants there were amusing them with "A
promise ot The ransom as soon as they could
obtain il 1om this place. There also came
nn hoard IN the gig the crew of the vessel
In fifteen minutes the launches were ready tor
start, and nope, before put this letter on
hoard the vessel that is to carry il to New
York, may add, that they have received the
ransom that we sent them and that thew are
satisfied SO well, that they will never commit
the crime of piracy again. The Eden sails
with MS and convoy after leaving the con
voy we are Ia Join our forces and try 10 exter-
inmate piracy on the Iucatan coast. We shall
proceed first TO New Malaga after leaving the
convOy-1Gh June. Yesterday we sailed
rom Campeachy, and, TN our speaking the
Eden, we found that she bad changed her
mind IN regrrd TO her taking a cruize with us.
II Is generally supposed that il is on account
oi her obtaining some specie (which we know
is 90 board of her; TO carry to Jamaica"
NEW ORLEANS BY the ship Virginian
at New York, New Orleans papers to the
10Th uit. have been received. On the subject
OF the rise of the waters in the Mississippi, a
paper OF the 18th has the following paragraph
=" Information reached town yesterday that,
the Levee had given way that morning. at the
plantation of VIM. Kenner, Esq. about go
miles above this city, and on the same side of
the river. The road soon became impossible,
and recourse was obliged to be had to boat,
to bring the mail by. In the afternoon, the
| opening was about 20 fathoms wide and .
deep. Although no hopes are entertained of
stopping the breach as long as the River is
nigh, the inundation will moi reachth vicinity.
Below town. about 20 miles, report says that
there were three or four additional breaches
made IN the Lcvee yesterday morning. With
III the last 81 hours the colour of the water
opposite this place, indicates that the Missouri
Hood has come down in time to prevent the
mississippi from falling much before the sum
mer shall be pretty well advanced"
The Executive of this state has at last
pardoned Reuben Turner, who has been
| confined iii the Jail of this county nearly
three years, for the murder of Thomas Log
wood. Our readers are already informed
| chat thorn bu,a 10 49,:
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encompass IN m angels frame
AnargrIs virtues 10y
ZOO soon did heaven assert It's claim.
Aud cali'd its uwnaWav

Departed this life Tuesday the 9Th INST ai her ;s;
cence ~ suffolk, Mrs ANN COiIOON, ernsott ~ Gan,
John C"heon Ia h, discharge all The .ines of a Itf
parent and rieDd Nus. &. hut seldom had her eons,
hd'iug withdraw herself from gay md fantastic f,i
o he world, she confined er,tlf that place IS here
only where true happiness fuuud-in he ,osor e
heT domestic circle and thus she kept the no.ries, Ier
OF her way" along the vale Of life fHsyCjL H.
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IN South Carolina, on the 4th of July Mr. Calloa7,
IS OF co@rs the hero of the day We expect fo fad
from the toasls that Mr. Crawford was so in Georgia
As Mr. Adams was IN Massachusetts. Mr.. Clay would
OF course shine the leading star ~ Kentucky and
Gen. Jackson Tennessee.
The following toast was drank by the Cincinnati
Society OF Charleston
John c. Calhoun Adorned by genius anil virtue and
distinguished by the favor and confidence or bis country
II he has reflected ustre his nnye state he honor
ga me cation 10y 'hc noble fidelity Of his services. Ills
enemies may carp at his youth but let them remember the
yc9rious 'areo'a Of Chahan, and the huiating deat
The same Society draak the following to Gen.
jackson:
Gen Aadyeiv Jactsou-souih Carolina might claim him
Tor hes ""n, il his fame the property ci
our country the evening Of his life be mildly
IS rs meridian has been respieudently glorious.
The Common Council Of the CITY of n York had
nearly zoo guests, and among them Mr. Gallaim. The
following toast was drank on his retiring.
Our Distinguished guest, Albert Ganiin native ofthp
smallest. aud representative II the largest Republic OF
the wor.i-uoih may be proud Of him
lie following Striking toast was by Eir. J Rahi.
Manuel, sod The LEI, sider Member. Of the French
Chamber OF bepuuesun the question OF civil liberty, they
10 Maryland, the loasis wee very much scattered
among Inc Presidential cuudidatCs-We elali mako
some extracts hereafter. The following voluntrer
drank 10y the Union Club at Frederick is not without
pDin
wr H. crsword ii is the best FRUIT which Tire bird.
The following gallan, seu,iwent was given Al Com
cool in New Hampshire:
Iht fu- NJ ou land The fiiresi Of any land Thry
nav 0tr best wi,he. maJ they have fhtu ises.
we fave gwen some samples Of The toi-ts ~ Viz
gina We have others yet ~ store. Ttoy Of course
are V"fy tarions. Some for Crawl ford, somc to-
Adams, some loo Macon, &C. @r Some speak IN
pra"irs-ind OILERS through general principles
lhe mosi amusing contest have seen was Ut
D'nVill", Pus, lvaui9 couuiy--Vlere : tpasis we're
gwen io Crawford ard 2 TO Adtms--bcsises the iva
follow ing
BY z. e. Taasaa Uaiveysai Yankee no,iors-pu, them
down.
%, ST FosisyThe nerf Prssi{entMay lis virtues and
which go, election may furn