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fT y nv teid NY rNBLfC AUCTION. hy erf
I IA ihF ladef rl ffulsRtt iof ihs laumfF
Camhehaad. 70 "WEDNESDAY. fhe IElh daF
ul August meat, at three 0rlugk W W. nu fl~
pnmtses-so much 81 fhf real ffafH nf JOSIAH
uAyfs. lsls ~ Darham. wv said sannit MHssnrf.
Decreased. MA viii prnhnrH ihH wm NJ ihtW haH
arfe dollars. rs ibf aatmeni ~ ihr debts M ihe
decreased, Hnd incidental charge Said rsfnis
consists of one undivided tfnih nsr MI iha
FARM. with ire bnid'ars thtfrnn, inrnrgiF
owned aHd occupied hv AHEn nunis. ut aaid
6orham, deceased subject fn ihr iean dew
wv Also. iEu HrFFa ui Land. mlth "A raaa Bnt
story Dwelling HOUSE thereon, fiaaifs nn fhe
road leading from Gprham corner Ic Hgsgou.
and hni cHe mile irnm Che inrmer place M 4
pleasantly siiusicd, hasiuz % 4 ahou tlfy itf4.
I'm Apple Trees. anA would he v Enaa stand ibr
y mechanic Terms Ehcfai aad made knawn af
The time gi sale
JOSEPH LIBBY, .9dmfr
Portland. Jelly ~. 1924
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'hk Subscriber hereby gives pu bic notice 10 ni
concerned, thai he has been d8iy appointed
ann iaken upon himself the trust rf Executor ur the
last VIII and Testament of STEPHEN long
FELLOW. late Of G0rham. IN NV county WI Gun
berand, Esquire deceased, hv giving bond a the
law direefs-he therefore requests Mi persons vito
afe Indebted 70 the said deceascds estate 10 make
immediate payment; aud those who have any g.
uiahns tntfeon, M exhibit thr yame f8F sanlrmsnr
10 STEPHEN LoNGFELLoW.
Portland, July 20, 1924
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CH4RLES FARLEY

TGAS isss received two cases Training
rfi gS-r0WLLNG PIECES. RIFLES
PISTOLS. TDERFLiskS, SAof Bog''ev
re rfasuin. GAS are some q them very ele-
~ nave teen usovrd according q law.
--,.Tsass vino wish 70 purchase are 'nFhed q
$50 Il .,. n, 4, .i.s,sl.srs. JAY ~. 1924
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TTHEREAsI the subscriber IN bound
w and obliged by the Town Of HOPE, 10
support and maintaiH for the year ensuing, I'D
the Paupers Of said town. hereby forbid MT
persons hsrh bring 0r trusting said paupers on my
account, ~ have provided suitable places ana
maintenance for them in said Town.
FERGUS McCLAIN
Hope, July 9th. 1924
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&c American WOOL.
.THE subscribers confne their attention IL
~ Domestic Goods to COMMISSION BUSHES:
only.
They have convenient Storage for wool
and will receive the same on consignment
and make liberal advances when required.
Wool growers will find il for their advsn-
tage TO have their wool washed on the sheep,
backs, and the several grades separately
packed as uniform as possible, before being
sent to this market.
Information respecting the probable sales
Of wool can be had on application to
TAPPAN 4 KENDALL,
No. 4, Kiiby Street.
Boston, July !, 1924. (6w.l
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n hOOSE conveniently situatsd wv re cen-
rei cart "a The town. for which runrsuai
Fs.i VII be paid. Apply ~ this OEce.
Portland July
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American CaLicOeS
JOHN DICKS.

Has for Sale at No. 90, Long UhaE
ID edmond Superfne and Fine FLOUR,
Ia .ALSO-A few Barrels MIDDLINGS.
Portland July 4. 1924
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Medicines, Paints, &C.
JOHN COF. JrN.

ARAAAN " AEA4H ~ AAN~
INFORMS biz friends and thr rnhlir that hf
has taken I Store ~ FoHr-sTHrnr. nest
door i0 Mr. Joseph HD0le AZ nearly opposite the
head Il La-g Wharf. where DC will keep con-
siautly i0F Eale \ general end complete ass0rt-
mem of
Medicines,
~ 3 genuine qualify aud ~ reasonable terms
Great care will ~ taken IN the prtrrriHF AND
dflirernE Of MEDICINES, and particular sifen-
ton raid ~ ihe Rrrsu HusIsrss
HTMEDlCiNE CHESTS wiil Ne rui mn nr
repaired II the best manner q short notice vita
suitable directions accompanying them.
.4LSO-.-.An extensive assortment Of
PAINTS,
Cosusrrvs " WHITE LEAD-RED do
.LfNsEED oII--FRENCH YELLOw-SPAN-
ISL BRONN--VENETIA RED-CRONE
.PENTINE-R0SE PINk-yERAilLii0N, &c.
&C. Sc
-LIKEHTSE....
STICK and GROUND IOGWOOD-EED
WOOD and FUsTIC-COPPERA9--ALUM--
BLUE GO-MAnDER--NuT-
lGALLs, &r together with great variety ui
other articles usually kept Ia Store n Che
kind. and too numerous % pRricuiaIize.
\. Lorillards MaCoboy and Scotch SNUFF
constantly on hand.
ITCOnstant attendance given, and an iay0r
gratefully acknowledged
FOR sALE a. AEnvr
DOCT MANLY HARDYs
JAUNDICE BlTTERS.
Time o 1904 owl
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TO LET.

II ALI a large and c0nveuient three story
| Dwelling HOUSE, sifuaisd on Pleasant
Street Apply % JOHN LEAFTTT
July "a
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NEW AND CHEAP :
lust received, md now opening for Sale
- AZ No. ., EXCHANGE STREET, an ex-
tensive assortment of
New, Cheap, & Fashionable
O. d o Id S,

AMONG WHICH ARR
Black, blue, drab, olive, mix
Cd and red BROADCLoTHs, and CAssI
MEREs case assorted Figured Castor
GRAPES case do. Plain do. do. ! bale SUI
perior 4 ARPETINGs elegant figures Broad
Blk Bonibazeens White and Cold Narrow DO. I;
Blk and Cold SARsNETTs, and LEvAN-
TINES sEERsUCkERS; rONGEES White
and Scarlet Raw Silk 4 Merino Long SHAWLS F;
Grape, SILK and Merino SIAWLS Imitation
Merno DO. German GAUGE, Zelia aud Muslin
HDkF'S White and Scarlet Merino POINTS
and HANDkERCHIEFS Merino INDISPEN-
SlBLES, elegant Fig'd SILK VESTiNGS Valcn-
cia and Cotton DO. White & Fig'd CRANATS ;
Company NANKEENS Long LAWNS Fig'd
andPiain Swiss Null and Sacarilla MUSLINS ;
Irish LINENS in ~ pieces Worsted BOMBA-
ZINES Super6ne CALlCOES Pink GlNG-
HAMS Thread LACES ;GIMPS Foundation
MUSLlNS Tamb0ur COTTONS SPOOL
Cottons Ivory Stick FANS PARASOLS F;
White Cotton CORDS, Black and White Worst
ed IL HOSE White and Mixed Cotton
Worsted and Angola do. General Assortment
Of GLOVES ; BUTTONS Sewing SILKS
TWISTS THREADS PINS BUCKRAMS ;
PADDINGS, &c. SC. &c
ALSO.
Cotton Factory sHEETINGS; SHIRTINGS ;
TICKINGS; CINGHAMs; CHECKS; STRIPES
and YARNS all Of which will be offered as
low at any other Store in town, without the
exception OF Cheap Stores.
ROYAL LINCOLN.
Anril Of 1924
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CHEMICAL EMBROCATION,
OR
Whitwell's Improved OpodeldoC


IHNHlS article is 30 the Liquid form and is
III considered by the first physicians in the
U. 5. 10 rank higher than any other compost
tion 10 existence for the following com
plants, viz. Bruises, Sprains, Gout, Rheuma-
tism. Cramp, Nunbness. weakness or stiffness
Of the neck or limbs, Chiblains, Chapped
hands, stings, Of insects, Vegetable Poisons,
&c. &C. IL is applied both to man and beast.
SERIOUS CAUTION.
| The public cannot be too much upon their
guard against the numerous increasing aud
vile limitations Of this original and excellent
composition, Recommended by one Of the
most eminent Of the faculty in America
made by various persons 10 their own names,
which IS sometimes sold for Genuine some
iimes palmed of upon the purchaser (pesce-
! ably if they can, forciby IL they must) at a
less price, as bait, with the unqualified and
! impudent declaration that they are as good
and even better than thei original. Most Of
these wretched substitutes, however, have
so ejfen BEN returned as totally u0rfhle5S, that
with little attention, and by insisting up
on receiving WhitpeH's OpOdeIdOc, these a.
bOminable impOsitions will in a great meas
ure be eHeetushy counterscted.
FACTS IN THE CASE.
The undersigned was the original and sole
inventor Of the Chemical Emhrecation, which
Is altogether different medicine from com
mon OpOdeldoc Or any Of thcIephemeral and
bastard race now in existence-fhe demand
for Il was created by ITS peculiar merits, and
by vast expenditure Of the time, labor and
resources Of its proprietOr-The numerous
'Pectable certificates lrhich accompany his
medicine apply 10 this article and no ether
The public kHor no ofher-ths purchaser er-
Peets 10 ofher.-All attempts therefore 10 sub
stiiute different composition for mine, or 70
make 4 in'my name, is noe only a violation
p the great Christian Maxim, but Is an in
suit and deception upon the community, re-
pugnant to every principle Of honor, candor
and justice. and in moral sense, il not in
a court or Law, might Be construed iato an
act Of even greater atrocity.
JOHN P. wHITWELL.
also FOR SALE
The Aromatic SNIFF. for
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FEATHERS.

EVERETT &, STEELE,
MATN-STREET, HEAD % GRFrN-SrRrrr.
HAVE for sale, Northern and Southern live
IL Geese FEATHERS, Duck. No. 1. Russian
and common fowl Co., which thev are dispos.
ed n sell cheap for cash.
BEDS made and filed al short notice.
March ~, 1924 tfoaw
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FRIDAY. MARCH =
HeU - OF REPRESENTATIVES,

httStOH ~ me IuB1U.
The House resolved Itself into a com
rsIttce the whole, Mr.. Condict in the
char, ON the state of Union, ON the hill ro,
amending the several acts laying duties on
imports.
Mr.. Tod moved to amend the 18th sectio.
of the bill by adding To that article which
lays duty On window glass, of several
different sizes, the following proyiso IN
prevent the laws being r,adrdA VIZ =
'" provided that all window glass imported
III plates uncut be included in the above du.
ty."
Mr.. Tod moved to add to the clans,
which lays duty ION iron, in bars mr.
bolts, not manufactured, in hole or in No.,
ny rolling, 81 l2 per hundred WEIGH, rbn
loh""lns words, for the same purpose of
preventing the dutS's Icing ryad.d1 :. on
pi'osh p'a'ts or share moults a duty of
one cent ard Il half per lb''
on 'tilo motion some conversation tool,
pace between Mcssrs. Cambre.cng. Brown
sanford, tdrec aud Cobb.
ne amendment was reiectrd--ayes 50
necs G3. - -
Mr.. Tod then moved TO add to the claus.
containing duty on Brussels, yen,ti;,n
l"rkey and Wilton carpets and carnetin.,
the words " on all Ingram carpets and c, -
fei'ng, 20 cents per square ward :" which
motion was carried.
Mr.. Tod then moved 10 add 10 tb. .I,us.
laying duties on nail rods, sheet IRON and
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in relation 10 ihcn, Il viii be reeo!i,ttc.,
said hr. ii. that several propositions 10 u.
INT nd the Constitution, one uf them H.
himself, had been submitted, yer, sun,
after tire commencement of the s,>sios
and though one of those Amendments, sub
mitied by the honorable genllrinanxf,ota
Missouri, Mr.. Benton had been discussed
no dreison had taken place on all, of lbem
The indisposiloD Of that gentleman, and
the usual courtesy of the Senate, had inilu
enc, d thai posiponrmcut Ii MS tn Ion.
ger desired, however, on that ground, ami
therefore il had become necessary FL H.,
Senate new Ia decide whether The, int,n.
ded 10 oet on The subject during tie present
session, &c. SC.
The motion 10 take up the resolutions
prevailed. Mr.. hing Of New York the,
moved for the indefinite postponcnant a.
the whole subject. This motion gave fi,,.
10 sil!erabie discussion, IN which Me-
King of New York, llayue, Van Buren,
Lonrie, Lloyd of Mary land, Mills, Holmes
of Maine, Bell and Dckcrson participate
Without taking the question on the mo
ton Ia postpone,
] The Seuatr adjourned til to.morro,,
IlQUsE OF REPRI SENTA1VIS
RETfsiOA or THE 1.IEIfF.
+ The lIon~e resolved Itself into couuifte.
OF the whole, Mr.. Condicl III the chair. on The
hlll 10 amend The several acts la! ing dulie. on
imports.
Aud the question being on tEc rcsoIutio,.
submitted on saturday, by Air For,>,h IN
strike out the third section OF the bill
The debate OF Saturday Was renewed, and
continued till past ! O'Clock.
The motion was advocated by Messrs. For
sytI, Randolph, 2. +. Barbour, Fuller, Enrt-
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IL vas succe.d.d by Nj Stewart OF
L, nnsy lvauii,, v no moird ~ amendment
II the oil, proposing an additional iss -"
tie descriptions at iron in fine item under
consideration, of % cents year, ler three
years Ia cOnc. He rupp"ritd h'5 amend
lneut by speech IN Which lac te"k = g''l-
cral view of lie state of Tie lion iartories,
tie fatal operation of the Tarin' al 1910,
upon thrip, and tho advantage arising trom
an c1eciua prot, ction, towards which his
amendment hooked.
The question being put, the amendment
moved by Mr.. Stewart was not agreed
10.
Mr. Hamilton then moved that the com.
miilee rise winch motion mas iosl-as is
CG, noe. -.
The question then recurring on Mr.. fnl.
ler's mnlion 10 strike out the duty. ii Was
decided Ia the uesalisc-Ayes u, Noes
80.
When the committee rose, and having
obtained leave to sill again,
The House adjourned.
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Effects of inlaiing .Thcr.

For several days past, portion of our ci-
ti2ens have been in the habit of inhaliug
Ether, aud seme OF them immoderatcly, un-
aware no doubt of its deletcrinus effects
The Philadelphia papers warn the people oi
that place against the practice, which, il np-
pears, has also obtained amongst them Dir
Alice says that he was called upon 10 visit Il
g'r'i, whom he fnund to he in a stnte ofpertcct
stnpor rom the inhalation of Ether. " The
heart aud lungs were greatly oppressed--and
TO hrpearHnc" the energies OF both body and
mind we're nearly eAtinct.e Three DAYS e.
lansed before SHE even partially recovered
from its effects, aud then complained of great
pain OF the heart, " hich was r.iievr,l b.,
free curptng" One other WIS in a state II
superior Is hours These however, are not
the worst eases which have happened in Phi.
hdelpla The 4. 5 Gazette, of that nlarc
'ferrcmarking that it chad already eNpressed
itsen,ire dIsapprnhaiion Of this custom when
50 many Of sur citizens have fallen into, of
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;rcn ,l.t ard lid. lie i5.,"wing words,
on pig iron - cents pr cet." On tbs
notion prolonged aud des'iltory de
bate arosc, hich continued until past four
O'Clock,
The speakers 10 favor of the motion We're
Messrs Tod, Brown, Stewart, UdIee, For
ward aud Garrison.
Those IN opposition to The duty were
Messrs Cambirlrng. Reed, Mercer, Fuller,
painsett, Sterling, Crowhinshield, Floyd
ard Foot Of Conn.
Many statistical details were given in the
oouTse of the debate. The policy of Eng
land WAS Discussed, and quoted as Al ex-
alni'ir, especially in the present bill, the
whole protecting policy of which Was
insisted on as being borrowed from Great
Blitain.
Much occasional pleasantly arose, and
agrccably relieved the dryness of the
debate. Mr.. Tod compared himself 10 the
man represented in the tile page of ihe
Aknrfaac, stuck through OH every SIDE, and
Ia rSdty part of the body and, in reply III
an intimaion that, as chairman of the com
.mtier, he ought to he acquainted with cer-
tain facts of a statistical and Biographies
kind, with which he did not seem lamliliff'
replied, that Ia fight an enemy, and beat
him too, ii was not needful tn know all the
names of his captains aud colonies, and al
the rank and file that made up his army.
The question being put on Mr.. Tod.
amendment, laying duty on pig iron
it was decided in the neeatise-Aycs 70
Noes Ill.
On motion of Mr.. Tod, the duty of q
per cent. ad salorem ION printing types,
was stricken out.
lie further proposed duty Of so pei
cent ad ,alorrm on oil cloth carpetlng
and oil cloth of erevy descriptions" but, OF
am intlmaion frCm Mr.. Cambreleng, that I
specific duty would be preferred by tn,
manufacturers, agreed to Withdraw his mo
ton for''he present.
The committee then rose-and
The House adjourned.
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EigMteenth Corgves8 j..
From he National InttHigcncr1
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, ls2l.
IN SENATE

~ DIN ~ 4 l.
On motion of Mr.. Saith, the Senate las
in committee of the whole, Mr. Barbour in
the CHAIR resumed the consideration of The
bill from the other House, making ~ppro
p,iationS for The Military Service Of the q.
States, for The year 1894. The question
was stated from the chair To be upon the
motion made by Mr.. Macon, when the bin
was before under consideration, To strike
out the clause providing for the purchase
of II FARM upon which is a tavern, in the
vicinity of the Military Academy, at West
Point.
This motIpn was supported by Mcssrs.
Holmes Of Maine, Chandler, Macon, Lloyd,
of Mars land Branch, Taylor Of Va. and
Lanman, ON the ground that the purchase
of the farm IN question would not remove
the nuisance, In consequence of ttc cAis-
iVncc of which, The purchase is proposed j;
"a II tavern might h. built on some place u
little further removed from the academy ];
aud the lncapaclty of the United States To
make the purchase, and hold the title, MS
urged as an objection. The motion To
strike out this appropriation WAS opposed
by hessrs. hing of New York, ' an Barren,
Smith, Haynr and Mills. who cnnfcndtd
that the removal of the tavern ftom this
farm, or its regulation by the officers ofihe
academy, would eninrutlv p,nmhtr the
interest Of the institution, and preserve the
"'''''s III nv s"o'i's' NJ power OF 'ht
S"ernh''h' 10 pufe,'ase ana hoiu lile land
vas "'," PIo'l'o' II question was
'"'t' 'aN'n ny i'"s "ua Nays, anu ueeld'a
"s'''s' '''N'e ""' '','s aPIi"P''H'lo' 10 ID
we =" "hl''"a'Ne, ana 10 J" me negative, as
WAS ,Iassrs p.,h... d.. nm
Ur,n,,, .i,,,lI,,. g'.;i,.' y, ',''' ~ y,
Maine a., .r Al.,,, '.' =,
~ N,,,t,s, \, ,'.'., - -. ,'' ~ " ny u
lnr nr Ind ,r,,l,r nr y. anL w w. "s
N.YC a.. p.,.'.,, - a 80 -. :,
T.. rI,,.I. = -, ~. ' VIZ
Ii,,I,,.,a 10 AZ. t'.,. , 'I''o'', 'r','''
KIN kin,n, No.. VI Ia i,'is"', ~ i'p"
""o =" ~" io'Nt hn'enI, LLOYD OF
r,tt Rnrrlrs Sr,n,r , $40 SIN ,'"r,', ar
vsn ~ W. ~ 9''. , ,,,t, Hio'i''sa
"a W. nv '"'' " i'''''s-
T,,.t;u,.. ,t,..,.na.,-.,
v,,l,,n .,,,,,,t'''', III " ~ -
r,..,I;,,' "''' p'''''u u '''''"
'''n''S.
.o,. "' ''''''' '''e'' "'l"ur''eo III 'o-mor-
uoIsr al. -p,.,,n,.o,,>,,.,.r
Al, CL,,,,. Nv ,'', = r. -,
,;,,a, :, ,I',l' Wv III .-'t'
iIn,,s. lirnc,;,,,, ,n i,',,,;., ,.th ~ .''
r.;nn ,..,ins, ,.. ~, ','4"'i N"r ~ i u'-
seal in ihs Jt,ns. ,nn,J ,i,n,, I'.,','G !"
49," INV '',' '"ialtS
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MONDAY, MARCH &.
IN SENATE

MI Hayne moved that the several reso.
'ut'ons proposing amendments 10 the Con
s'''ution OF the United States, in relation to
'l'e election of President aud Vice Presi
aen'' shonid be taken up, In calling I'M
, mes, resolutions, he said, that they had
neeh 'yIns so many weeks upon the table
mat he felt HIMSELF bound to cali the atten
tlon OF the Seqato TO them, at tl:s lane, In
ofuer that some decorum should take piacc
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t,.aAInt Ten. els usig .as.Hs u. re cHuiug
Temporary su-l,cnsi"g ri Iea.on, oi becoming
itrtfi.s. 20 f,hp,s' is.ss " ~ hoW hhN. -
f,strt tIita 80 - - or lire tus'anees Nhhin
s,,lr Luuuittt e, this sgsl'tusi"i. las not beeh
H,1,o.5ofV IsaAstg. "a hirh the tfhaling the
Etbnr nisi pt4.darf1, hGs CONTAINED, aud, sc
believe, sill baf1es The -kiifoi ihe flysiciaf-'
Lei lie vn,rg Hna ihpughilcss be adSised-of
lei the apothrcarlus prevent, - lar as they
rna these indiscreiioas, hy refusing 10 fhfbi-h
the means Of infnAIcafion. Tie apmon 10"
GENERALLY pr. sails thu beean=" 'f.ti"r - usfd
IA. u nc dieiue. II cannot dn INJURY ~ small
enanii,iss-tbr dillrrep,e al receiving Il upon
the lungs and upon thr si9me,h, isfery great.
IoR rfr vtRcisfAs.
In vonr r,npcr af the 1t inst. noticed u
communication beaded =" Amherst clr''ioh,
To which reply, not brcnusc u merits an an
a, er. hut beentise silence might be construed
intY ascent of lis assertions. The author oil
that communication i truly brave here there
!. uotlhna,r. aud before he j. attacked defends
himself most galhnlly, By dschafginB a
shower of gFoundless assertions a sci oI
.,ihaRinnry beings called fdhcHsdtS' Win Il
zeHl that - calculated TO doithi lie diJtti ne
j. 80 DESTROYS 10 promote can assure nm
mn not one Of tire supposed canensltes, but
So. M reason Why some measure should MOI
hr -adoptcdto defeat candidate Who has not
furnished sufficient proofs OF his capacity 10
Il sci arRe the duties uf n represcuthiiVe. The
wrllar,, al the people calls for representa-
i've with a discriminating judgment, not ~
be warped by party qpresition or 'rfohhi
anniostv and whose public character thro'-
out shah manifest disposition la promote
the public good but il no sneh person can he
brought loru ard, il dcyolyes on us to choose
the least ri evils
II i much 10 he regretted thai our nulhor
should ha~T~tfeh driven 10 the necessity. IN
orderto u tity the public character OF his Ia
vnrite representative. oi making false "sser-
ton relntivcto the eN-rDg stcr. AT his int re-
election, u smul minority, composed OF his
personal enemies, plareda different consirnc-
ton upon the law trlniive 10 paying the ices
81 ihr Office into the treasury, aud be, pnrsu-
inc The former custom. rs The law vns moi n
tncndrd or explained, is Ia be called " pub
lie deinnlterf" such AZ opprobions epithrt,
nuI lied Ia such conduct, j. revolving 10 cam
mon sense ; and II voting against the ~ re-
ulster ~ the merit attributed 10 the reprcscn-
tatisr in question, il should have vc3y fee
bic tendency To procure ms recollection We
had better not advocate the cnuse al friend,
when il is necessary to br - frugal OF truth
This assertion rnny have lprn made however,
more through ignorance than malice II SO,
orr author is rncnsurably cHcusHble. Bun he
should be careful, " lest the wise christen him
II fool "
These rornarls would have appeared SOON
err, but delayed il, 60 sntisty myself that
whht Our author asserts relative to c@;;rus5.;;s
was without foundation. pUBIIUS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19

-. n, t,,,l, 1y rxtrrmr NJ re- ~, she
,,,,,s ca, j1,.s Of The reputation ot iAIGinia,
aat Is. brilliant ihan d T. eternal s''i b'@h-
.li.hrs. not the saapansfii h"i"'',lfl" Mh'' a.
an honorable canss, bat 81 sl"nd'f "'h -
.t.,,ian. 10 - isase bat seain dtemla IA tar"isi
~ luztrc al her ehhfae'st. -@b"hi'5 e"'''
- the blush
NtFitlHps ser, and tlcy zee Nth rcSf"i
,nart entirely from selfish aud local sah>idf-
,.,tintr. tie ,lruiensiun at the physical r"Nsf
II the AHsaeni nonuniuu They see :" her
4 fhr last siIscfnai rampant, - shc haf dM - :
hern.the most strenuons defender 81 Pf'"Hgi
ypHbfiranIsg4 MIND csrn 40 her owe h"sonl
- .tar begins 10 wane, ominoos 81 tts-hnhl
,,tiastUao She has HlWay. stood ia the
+ I,t.rarb between the asnstIiuiton and lis as
ssiIauts. aud whenever a cloud has lon efeh
n,rr thr political horizon, she hos been The
I first IL suif.d The alarm aud point oul ibe Hhh
ser She has never coNered 10 lie a'"'Wt
/ bpt has always barrel her breast 10 Ifs inry -
II ,yanId ttp a. rreiateut Is useless 10 sny hnw
lar tie principlrs tor which -iis combHited--
H., nfinfittes of os--haYe become .up'azh-
iousilr he hrresles which are now ltium-
t.hAuIlv divpiaNed ia the feehEaa#nl our Az
nonai Legislature, and tie zeal With winch
they arc defended by men Who probes !" be
long "a - plriv which trurr is origin 10 M
aurositioI,.tn theni, are lssiineJ ntnmenis Of
4 ute 6rklenrss aud incuusisiencyHoi man, Hnd
al his di.pnsition To sacfifce h,ed principles
10 notion, al temporary rspediency. Her
voice still sounds. = tlnmpet-tpngued' against
ttr,n but il sounds ~ vain She has this
consolation left that her eseriions have been
nnremittcd II they shall prove unsuccessful
She ntknowledgg herinabilty ,lngly 10 give
eHretto her doflfYlgs for like Mr.. Randolph,
sle Is moi rhai ht rus, in hysieal ~ inteIlec-
innl strength Aud the attacks made upon her
IN the decline of her grandeur, is loo apt an
illustration of thc ial1le of the liz aud The
linn, Ia excite any other emotion than ron
tempf. Courtcd aud feared, in The zenith OF
her iame l.. niitnefhrl hid The d scefn
mrm 10 perceive nor the nhEnnnmIty 10 AZ
prrcinir her disintrresicd rAertious Tor the
rencfm good, she eau now View with nothing
but seorn the mean aud pnsillnnim0ns sp,r't
which mocks nj mud trnmpbs OYER thr de
cline of her groatuess.--ote transit siothd
tuuudi