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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

IN this town, Mrs Eliza Bailey, aged 10
Funeral this afternoon, al o'clock, from her
mothers residence IN Centre-street
IN Jefferson, TIE lEth inst. MIR. John Waters,
aged 30.
Ia Havana. August 9Th, Mr. EnOch Carlton, oil
Alma. aged ABOUT IS.
4 AZ Luhee, Capt. James johnson. aged y.
In Perry, ~ Robert Chamsney. aged so years
tormerly ot Dorchester. Mass. lie served Ia the
Stah Department. under Washington. the three
hrst years Of the Revelation. tie was CHRISTIAN
and an honest maa.
10 Brewer, on tine 9Th inst. Mrs. Nancy. wife of
MI. Ephraim Johnson. aged 81 years.
Ia Belfast. MrS HANNAH Houston. aged SO. re-
iiei Of the late Roben ". Esq A CHILD OF Mr. 10
siah d. HIads. aged yeais.-A child OF Capt.
Wm. Ryan.
In Csmden Iath inst Mr.. Abel T Ter. aged about
40.
In Swanviile, Sally. aged years and months ;
also an infant, ohild,eaof Mr. jonn Heard.
In the State 81 Mississippi Mr.. Theophius Ham
Zen. aged n, 500 Of Theo Hamlen, Esq. Of Angus
"a.
IA EdgecOmb. very suddenly, on the 9TH lost. Mrs
Ruth Hood aged 70.
Ia Dutton, Asa Baker killed by jumping from a
Temporary building backward on an iron bar, aged
10 years.
Al WalihsHa. on the evening Ct the I2th inst.
Mrs LUCY MARIA FARRAR wife Of Professor
FarTar. OF Harvard University, dauChier Of the
late Rev. Dr. Buekminster. Of Portsmouth, and sis
Ter Of she late Rev. Joseph Stevens Buckminster OF
Boston
No character could more deserve every tribute
NJ affection and respect than that 81 Mrs. Farrar,
and 70 could il be harder 70 do justice with
out passing the limits Of a public notice. Few
have ever moved in 80 wide aud various a circle
of friends and acquaintance, and yet enjoyed such
undivided respect and love from all who knew her.
IL Is not beyond the truth say. that she posses
sgd. the hammer unfnn a fFaffe M ri
ter any Of which taken singly would form distnc-
ton for the possesser.-B es. Dai -Adc.
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.MaRRIEn

IN this town, on "Wednesday evening. 81 The
Rev Alr Ten Broeck. Mr.. Nathaniel 81 Deer.
ing. merchant, OF EasipOrt, 60 Niss Nancy
Waite, OF this town.--On Thursday eveninS lasi
By the Rev. DR.. Payson, Mr. Cyrus stapies. 10
Miss Eliza simonl0n, both Of Portland
Ia Lisbon, NJ. isaac STAFFORD. al Ruugsiu a
Miss Elizabeth Sorrans
In Belfast, BY the Rev. Mr.. Frothinggmm. NJ
Alfonso Osborn, merchant Of Seaumont 10 Miss 4.
ahclia Iiiden, Of the former pace-AIr Tsrar
Dresser, o. Belmont, 10 Miss Betscy Banks, u
BellaH.
10 Belmont, Mr. Ensch Folsom, 10 Miss Marg a
ret Wstson-
=. In EreepoFt. Rev. Charles Soule. OF Belfast. &c
Mrs Phoebe veazie.
10 Jefferson. Mr. John Shepherd. 10 Miss Lo,i.
CuuieF.
Ia Pembroke. Benjamin Randall, Esq II Bath. "a
bliss Sarah A. daughter az Hon Kihorn Win
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

ORDTN.aTION.--6A Wednesday last the
U asiarian Mee'sng 90. recently erected
= th,stnwn. was sagmniy sieiicatcd a. the ser
xice 81 ..slsirtsiss Col. add he Rev. srrrHE~
Fx.Mrrr. of Dorchester, MAJ. was ordained
Pastor Of the Charch and ,ociety Or whose
,,.r The horse had been built Deiicatory
prsyer. by the Rev Mr.. Bartlett, 81 Marble
bea3--sernon. by the Rev. Mr.. walker. d
Charlcstoo--C0nsecraiin pr yer, IS the Rev.
Mr. Park nan. ~ Bosion-C barge b. the Rev.
Dr.. Nichols, Of Portlaod-Righi hand Of fel
Icwship. By the Rev. SIR Brazer, o. salem
address 60 the church. BY tie Rev. Mr.. Rob
inson. u Esstport--Concio prayer. 81 the
Rev Dr. Nichols.--Tatioire .3drocale.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
Paints, Drugs s. Dye Nuts.
DELANO < WHITNEY,
BOSTON,.


20 Casks London WhiteI15 Tons LOCKWOOD
LEAD 10 Do. FUSTIC
1900 Gall Dutch LIN 5 Do. NICARAGUA
SEED OIL; q Do. RED WOOD
) Tons White LEADl50 Bbls Ground CAM.
Ground Ia oil WOOD
20 BbIs VENETIAN 1000 lbs MADDER;
RED. 20 BbIs Ground LOG
25 Casks French VEL WOOD
Low; 20 Do. Gro NICARA-
20 Do Spanish Brown; qua
) Cases VERMILION ;l20 Do. ALUM
3 Do. Gum SHELLAC;llO Do Blue YTTRIOL
4 Do Do. C0PAL 20 CarbOys OIL VI
1000 lbs Chrome VEL TRlOL
Low l3 Tons C0PPERAS +;
800 d. Prussian BLUE 400 lbs. INDIGO;
1000 10. Upton GLUE
With a complete assortment Of PAINTS
DRUGS and DYE STUFFS--BOstOn, Bristol
Crown, and Chelmsford WINDOW GLASS, on
the most favorable terms for Cash or approved
Credit
Boston. Septemi er IL. 1924. ens. Emo.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

W. tw SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
&C. Hnn jeremiah Bailey, Judge Of Pro bate
icT ths Cd acts NJ Lincoln. ID receive and examine
ths caiHF ~ creditors * the estate NJ JOHN HOI-
LAND. lsts W Lewiston, deceased. represented
insclrent % hereby give notice that six month,
irom tm sd Gay q August last are allowed q
said cfsaiton 20 bring IN and prove their claims
and rnIt &c shal attend thar service a the dwell
ing holss 81 William Garcelon. in aid Lewiston
- ~ as satoniays Of November. December and
laauaEy next. from 70 two Ave o'clock ID the after
noes o. aid days
WILLIAM GARCELON. ) C,mai.-
WILLIAM DINGLEY. siarrrg
Lswsston. Sept rs, 1874
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

w bags Prime Havana COFFEE Fl
10 Chests and Half Chests Young Hysnn TEA
oflate importation, variety 81 chops
Chests SOUCHONG 40.
Hhds LeafTOBACCO
200 bbls Superfne FLOUR;
200 Kegs No. 4 2, Tobacco, some very
prime u and 10 hands to the ID.
$50 Boxes TIN PLATE, l-;S< % common
DC Xxx. SDC. SDX.;
80 bundles IRON WIRE, assorted
1900 lbs Spanish Block TIN
lOOOlbs India do
lions English PATENT SHOT
80 Bundles English SHEET IRON;
80 Bundles Russia do;
Tons English fat aud round do.
Tons Sheet LEAD
do. Bar d.
SO bbls Pearl and POI ASHES
l75 boxes by 8, by 9, and by 10 GLASS !
1000 lbs. superior Phila Harness LEATHER,
Lisbon, Sicily, anu Canary VINE
hhds. cut-glass TUMBLERS, will he sold
very low
10 dozen German Steel Handsawsi
general assortment OF Iron and Copper
Tacks and Cut Brads, also, an assortment
Of Stone Ware 81 every description, di-
rect from the factory, constantly IA
$50 boxes Alexandra, Spanish and half Spanish
Cigars
Barrels Of Block Tin>Tea Pots, constantly
on hand, direct from the factory,
80 Bolts Ravens Duck
800 sides Sole Leather, dry and Slaughter
Hides
400 Gunny Bags
| 80 casks Raisins
\ 80 boxes and half boxes ditto
500 gals. Winter STAINED Oil
| 80 H0z. Hoes
100 Reams wrapping and printing Paper, vari-
Gus sizes
$50 doSes mould and dipped Candies, Am tai
low;
200 Boxes brown Soap
90 bids soft do
case low priced Paper HanEings
80 pieces well assorted blue, black olive
and drab Broadcloths and Cashmere
Carpeting-Pa rasOls-Black * white Grape
bales bombazetts--Linen DriIngs-Flan-
nels-Sincha -Levautine Hdkfs-Fac-
tory Checks l. Notwithstanding, &c. &c
n +. Rum, constantly on hand
Iihds 5. c. do ;
lOpipes superior Hollands Gin
50 boxes Transparent Soap
40 dOz Cod Lines-l0 do Bed Cords
Cd, Sd, and Tod Nails
Zeroons Flotant Indigo
80 lbs Gloves
100 bbls ND. g. 3, Beef;
~ Cash literally advanced Oh Merchandise.
Sep. 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

CUMBERLAND RANK.

THE Stockholders,, IT the CUMBERLAND
BAN are hereby notified, that their A.
xrt M1rr~G, will be holden al their Banking
Enann. ~ ionday, che 9Th day Of October ncrt.
Al o'riacl- " N f0r Tire purpose ~ choosing
NluF ntrrftors tnr tHe wear ensuing, and % ari
sg NaE uuArr htlsiness THAT may then come before
lhs 81
En- ~ N.Y. M its PrsridsHiaHd Directors.
>. SWIFT, CAsHE-
Parffnuh SEMI III Isa4
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
BANK OF PORTLAND.

THE Stockholders Of the BANK OF PoRT-
LAsB are hereby notified that their Annu-
MI Getting viii b. holden At their BtvEIgo
lior N on Monday the 4th day Of October next,
~ clock ~ the afternoon, for the purpose III
rhom ing seven Directors, for the year ensuing,
and trNnsnctiag such other business relative 10
said Hal, may then come before then.
b. order # the President and Directors.
ALNORD RICH ARDSOS, Ca.hisr
rnrtIana. senf. m. ls24
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

4 CONVENIENT two story Dwelling House
\ pleasantly situated on Middle Street, neal
the Rev Dr. Paysons Meeting House, toEethel
with about one quarter Of an acre q good LAND
al joining. Apply to
Sept. IS. JOSEPH HARROD.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

u ss..h -. sa.esed severely 10 ne sase g2le
"A hsir go the Macy, e. a BAN. Aus. ? io
80 Ne.,, f,om saro So BsFbicr, a.. a. liver
ooel N Z ku.@ q. with lpss % masu aud acci
iose. lat ss. ~ "a. Oua t. days
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
WOOl.ENS.
Portland Bridge,

THE proprietors Of Portland Bridge are here
IL BY notified, that their Annual Meeting will
be holden at Mitchelis Inn, in Portland on
Wednesday, the sixth day Of October next at
half past two clock, P. NJ. to act on the fol
lowing articles, viz.
lst. To choose Moderator
Cd To choose board of five Directors.
3d. To choose Treasurer.
4th To choose Clerk.
9th TO act upon any matters as they shall see
K which may legally come before them.
ELIAS THOMAS, Clerk.
Cortland, Sept IL, 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
Ginghams Stripes

Cotton Yarn-Cotton Thread-brown shirt
ings and Sheetings Waltham Bleached do. I'm
Satinetts; TickiBgs Black and yellow SNUFF
Pot No | and 2 Writing Paper; Letter do. 80
Wrapping do. Steel Yards Bellows; Hooks
and Eyes; Clasps and Rings &c. &c.
The above Goods were principally purchased
at Auction, and will he sold al prices worthy
the attention of those who wish TO purchase, for
cash, or approved credit.
Portland, sept. 81 1924. A.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

We have been politely favdS ed with Port-au
Prince Price Current, Of Aug =, from which we
make the following extracts
Butter II cts Beef, Mess, { 10 lo1 in dem.
10 SlI; Bread, Pilot, IS. du i ; Navy =. do.
Candles, snermaceti, -; Mould 10; Cheese 10
Goldfish, hhds. ewt- SO, in dem. Flour, super
fine, S., sales; Hams II cts. ; II errings, No
bsl. So; Lumber, white pine, 81 20; Pitcl
Pine 80 ; Lard Is cts. if firm iackerel, No
3, Sal, fat 81 Oil, sweet, in bask cts, doz Sc
scarce Pork Mess. New York CT ~ Insp. $50
Prime i6 in dem No. l, l6a l7-C Office, II cts
on board
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
Evening School.


Road b,irrssH P9rIh,a6 =aa nv tfm1uth.
THE Committee arFaH>tHn - Co. ~aFrerua
Judicil' Csnri 81 tha -satr. I'D See pli.
ton Of DANIEL CHANaDM aal ofhe-s. "a
view and esamlne az pferral travelled nlat
from Portland % fertsmuuih 6ritrs. aud io re
port WHIST alterations ~ str iieuiags may -
expedieut thereiR, will commence their Surveys
aud examination % MONDAY, thr 27th iu.iaHt
beginning their route AZ PORTRAYED TIE petriou.
err and Others interested vii ~ Maru paFs@-l
larly notified Of tie times Whcn hf rDmmiiies
propose 70 be Al particular places ilr examine
ton, 50 FAR as practicable
EDWARD RI SSELL. pfY order
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

A III. persons are cautioned against trusting
N the Crew ofthe French ship THEODORE,
a. no debts Of their contracting win be paid
JEHEk.NE, Captain
Sept. IL, 1924. Of said Ship.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

4 Ill persons are Cautioned against tfusi-
ing the Crew Of the French ship .NEI.3
Capt Desgraneher,as no debts Of their couusci.
ing win be paid by the Captain or Cousignees
" j. L D.fN3 4. %.
Sent ~ 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

Kfnlssson, Jam .4Hg. 6.
n addition - the Pirates. whose terrific aets "
noliced yesterds Z, = person 81 the name q Love
formerly mate ~ he Nande vile. Capt. snephe %
wss brought froa the gsol Of Balse on board o.
ths Union also soha i3isei, IN American eomman
Der. aad Frsaris Mackenzie Seorhman. mas'e'
q a vessel called the Vslarosa. The two latter
persons are chafs "a with running away with ne
vessel frDm pod in st Domingo anf taking he'
iaio Honduras
GmRALrER. July p.
With view @ check smuggling On the
Spanish Coast. IA Catholic Majesty has or
dered. that masas RS 81 merchantmen. declar-
ing tie goods on b card their vessels 10 be IN
fenced for Ports 1 = Foreign countries, shall
bind themselves, y 18th sufficient securities, 10
produce, in due ~ re, certificates. from the
Spanish Consuls 10 those ports, Of the above
mentioned transit 2 'ods having arrived al the
same.
The merchants &c Cadz we're officially in
formed, on the 18th nst. that the DescubieriG
corvette and the brig JGsos would, two DAYS
after, 90 70 sea. and commence cruising be-
tween st. Vincent ant st. Mary's Capes, for
,he protection Of the. Spanish trade in those
waters.
The Br. sch. Olives Branch, Chestnut, from
=. JOHN, IN. b. TO Ne s-fork, went ashore
100 Sandy Beach. near Chatham. on FRIDAY
evening last where she q manned until Sunday
when she was got of, AZ .er cutting away be-
masts, and throwing part Of her cargo over
board, consisting Of platt r. grindstones, &C
There we're three cabin p lssengers. viz. Mrs
Conden, Strbvt, and Doue 'ety; and 30 in tbe
Storage, all Of whom have been landed, anf
/ the former have arrivnd in his Citv-PaI
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

-, ,rrivrI Al HaHfax. which vas disniast
- ~ II, a. lon. So ~ hurricane. spoke,
~ ~ TAI An bris Massey Of Brunswick iof GFena-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-20
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

New loRK, Jan. G.-By the fast sailing
1 sup s2tEHAANAH, Captain .1Ic.HnHuS,
III" editors Of the Gazette have received
Waterford paprls TO the od, aud Dublin IL
the I'd uit. inclusive. They contain Lon
don dntes To the evening OF the goth seven
days later than our previous ad,icrs.
The accounts from Paris reach down IL
Lite on the evening al the eth. Private
letters nj that date mention Que Eict " hich
1t seems was considered of some consr.
I gaence, that is, that AN express had arrived
from Madrid, from which it appeared thai
the new Spanish Ministry would be under
the necessity of taking some strps torcd,,m
their credit, - il h4d been asrrrtaiu,d tia,
the loan negotiated by Mr. Gucbhard could
not be circulated either in the ,n,rhcts AT
Pars or London.-And il was understood
also that they would br compelled inlme.
dlatcly IT, cancel that loan. and recognise
the loans made by the Cortes.
The " PaclIicator of SPAIN" the Duke
d 'AnEodlcmej was to arrive at Versailles on
the Cd of December, where II, 1000 men
would be assembled, /" escort into Paris
" tie descendant OF bous XIV !" lie en-.
tered Bayohne on the esd Nov.
The accounts from Madrid are 10 the
Goth of NoVpnber Ferdinand was al,uu,
10 depart for t.scureal. The Duke del In
iantado had been named President OF the
Council of Castillo. The Tribunal of tine
lnquIsliiou would not, it is said, be rr-csia-
blishcd. The Bishops were charged to see
that Religion be observed and respected in
all ITS purity.
Advices from Estramadura represent
that the Empccinado WAS still in arms. and
would not listen IL amy terms he WAS NJ
Aacania with respectable force, and had
an actIon with Morales, who is reported to
have suffered some loss.
The Asturias were not Tranquil md new
parties We're formed, which il was feared
Would unite IN arms.
The public mind ut Madrid WAS mucL
engaged CA the subject of South Amer.
ca.
II Vas cnrreni,y reported at St. Peters
'urG' oct"hcr 81, that anew ministry would |
'n"r'iy he organized, to he Designated the
,llnistry Of the Imperial House and tina,
rrnce Wolrhonsky, Chief ofihc Imperial
TAIL weu'd he appointed President.
The Glasgow Courier notices in II 4. ,
l'shcsi 'crms ofrraisc, the enterprise of IN. ,
''a'e VI ..cW Goih, in hos sr,at work, the !
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-20

LATEST FROM SPAIN.

/ NV IoRk, Jan. BY the brig White
Oah. from Gibraltar, Ia" editor of the Ma
tionai Advocate has received his files of the
Gibraltar Chronicle Ia the 27th Nuvrmher
! from which we have extracted sUnlc late
= Intelligence from Span.
The kng of Spain has granted the Order
of the Golden fleece I" the lnfaut D'Se-
haStlan, AID has created the bake Mont
morcncy, Peer of France, Il Knight vi the
Graud Cross OF Charles Ill.
1t Il rumurrd that the kiiC ur Spain IS
about To contract an alliance with great
/ Northern Power, AID is 10 Crde To the lat
ter '"Iy important maritime point in the
! Mediterranean. Since the departure of the
Russian ambassador for Madrid, this rumor
has produced a s,ronS sensation among the
commercial interest.
The KIM of Prussia daring his recent
journey Ia TopltH, pardoncd more than
30 students, who had been chuEcd with
forming part of secret socirty dcnomina-
ted .Irmutid, and who had been suspended
from their studies Tor two years.
II Is stipnlIted in the surrender of Car
thdgena 10 the French troops as allies OF
hts CdtInllc Majesty, THAI the militia shall
be dismissed, the Spanish regulars remoy-
ed, con'pirI" guarantee Ia all individuals
rs toe expression of political opinion, down
10 the day oi caPltulatlon, and the delivery
ofp ssports to those who wish 10 leave the
kingdom
Gen. Bonrmont commands the French
troops in Spain, on the Duke d'Angou-
iemc's departure for France
Forty eight officers of the csular troops.
81 do. of the militia, II deputies, 6 minis
tiers, indn iduals employed uuder them.
three civil g"Ncrnnrs, and one state curn-
,elIor, have lately been expelled from Ma.
drid.
1t is stated that a request has been made
Ia Switzerland, for troops tn forn, the
guard of the Kings of Spain and Portugal,
and that an allied power has offered to
guarantee their pay aud pensions
II will be seen by our extracts below.
that the King of Spain entered Madrid an
the nth November. Tin Russian amha,-
sador, Lieut. Gen. Pozzi de Boreo, sd.
dressed his Majesty in speech, winch we
give entIre, together with his Majcsty's re-
ply.
MADRID, November lf.-I4t. General
fozzi Oh Bnrgn, ambassador extraordinary
from the Emperor of Russia to his Catho
lie Majesty, WAS presented To his Maj,st,
an the 10Th inst. when he addressed his
Majesty as follows:
"SIRE: When the rebellion arose against
he sacred rights Of your majcsty's throne. /.
the Emperor, my august master fnrcsau !
IN his wisdom, the whole extent of In. evil, |
which the authors of this criminal a,trmi |
were preparing for Spain. The most paif |
i'll exp, rirnce confirmed tlpse we'll found |
ed prese;'tlmcnts which we're shared T., !
Europe, as the deeds of ,io
lrnce and injustice, committed by the usui
psrs OF tAe public power, gradually Dc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-20
On Thursday the eighth of January

On Thursday the eighth of January, The
ann, crs'rS nj the battle of New Orleans
t"i CHARLIs +. MERcFR, of the House 81
Representatives, presented IL Gxncrai AN
DREW JACKSON, the pIstpls'chrrird by Gr.
neral W AsHINGTos ia the Revolutionary
War At / o'clock, Col. NJ. accompanied
ny Gen. VEN RENssELAER, attended NJ th.
Generals quarters, aud presented Ia hun,
IN the presence of Mr.. EArns, OF the Sc
nate, the p'stuls, with the following Ad,
dress;
fENERAL-Ailnw me To fulfii the ceqncst
of n friend aud constituent, Mr.. " illam
ltnuuson at Sndley, one Of the lrgatres ot
Gcnerdt George HdShiHgioa, by delivering
/" you, the arms that he wore, during ma
ny OF the slclssiludcs of that Rev outiah,
Which conducted him to the summit of
reno"n, and oar country to indrpen-
drnte.
They were the gifts of his distinguished
pupil LA Faytttr, and associate iht. name
OF the steadlcst friend at Liberty in the Old,
with the memory other most distinguished
champion IN the New World.
Another interest will be impaired Ia
these arms. In becoming yours, on this
day, They are destined tn multiply the mr.
morals Of The most brilliant aud rxtraordi-
nary ache,cincmcnt in the military annals
ot this eNcnttta aSe.
To which General JACKSON replied
toLoNEL-The present tendered To- me
at the request Of Your friend. Mr.. RugIN-
S"N, is most acceptable. No man living
entertain higher ,eurraiion for the char
acters, the virtues and the disintcrcstcd
patrlotISm of the Father of American Ii
hcrty. than do ; and no present, assure
You, could I've more acceptable 10 me, or
better prlZ, d than that which once WAS his.
Butt possesses an additional value il was
tn" s'it "t La FAYErTr to our illuslr.us
Chleita,n a man =, ho lives, as ne merits
To live, III the hearts a,.j affections eff the
people of this country. Without motive,
aud without any considnnilion, save what
a generous soul, fred ia the cause of I.iber-
~, inspired, l.. FAYErrs cmharked in our
service. and by the side of WAsnINGro>,
for The liberties We enjoy
These considerations combined, give to the
present you offer ,nr, history, a value.
calculated to excite the warnesl feeling of
I4E nature. ACCEPT it, Su, aua shall,while
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-20

=, .nK ii.ai. - ~ hfsi inssa ne Ier
G,ra, . h..t,r ', i..q., .ierJ Ia'u ii," isr'saa"
a, = a.sanrt,at- II, sol ir'pn '''"'e -
l.,s- a.4- .iinn.d :. II lssc. g. sntis 'h'ef'
tns III .. d. af atlHs. F"f Ia" shrH
~. ka,,s,a tiai Istsnre - .'sfss'''inisd "'ti
l,,. a,i. ami that -.lf.l.as,.aa' A' .f.'itii,a
l., II, nnl..ss nom es.fretaat,o5
INNEsTIG AfDlt.
Baaks IN D,9atJe, he. %, 49,.
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ly,sufyGroS, 9th Jan. 1872

" NHHI VI w MI VII '"-'7'
SIN The pistols which you have ten
dercd M through Col. MERCER, have been
Tit, day received, ard beg 20" 10 accept,
IN r,fnrn, my sincere thanks. You could
hayc offered me nothing more acceptable
Is Instruments which, in the hands pt the
Father Of his coon'ry, and Of bin who was
Ms bo5oin associate, contributed 10 lhr cs-
adjustment Of the Independence we ENJOY,
dizzy de,i,e additional value, and merit tn
be considered sacred and holy relics
shall keep them, SIR, fcelnsly impressed
with remembrance of their peculiar his
tor, aud oil the kindness of yourself "X-
pressed towards me, in their presentation.
Win sincere respect, am, sir, your o.
bruIenl arrA ant.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-20

IT, l..f4at. i iiA ln szrraif = stat ttsin".
Tta4t Il sfauiI be- presented on Tho Gay
too, inspir.s me with additional le'li12-.-
II MAS a dry. mnefi I, Il" bu nhle Iasir"-
nes afs snprrint.ndins Pfnrdencc, MAS
raatlcd, ths"Igl, the ,alpr aud iirm"'.ss 81
liie brace ,.unianry az my country, Ia
ward oT a blBw HIlich might, ii 5nccsssi"i'
uaY. gr.iii. endangered "ur peace, pros
perit, and happiness. To thusc Draw 'nd
suffering n,,n, lniuc, aud the thank ri "nl
country, are dHr. Ipray y"u accept my
thanks, and t.ndrf them, II you please, l"
/ fnnr FREUD.
! TIE subo,nrd Is the Letter of Mr. no
HiNsos, with the answer OF General JACK
ooN:
SUpLEf, Va, 9Th Jan. l32j.
Z STA BE plrasrd 10 acrept the pistols
which ware presented by the Marquis la
! FAlErrE Ia General GEonGE NAsnING'
TOY, aud worn hy LIN, ID tile service nj
/ his cunptry. IL fell 10 my lot 10 become
as one I'd tue lcgatecs oi Gen. WASHING
TOY, the proprietor of This interesting pro-
prrty, and caanot better dispose Of II thar
/ by transferring ii IL the s,iecessar al " ASH
INGIox, ~ the military character oi Aihe
rica.
NVnh perfect respect, have the honor
/ fp be Your itlinN -cIlIZcn aud Hpsi obrdienl
scf,anl, WILLIAM ROBINSON.
| 10 Gen. JAcksoN, Washington.