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FOX SAL n.

FOh OAtSE.
fElAT valuable farm called Bewdy ate the residence
al Dr. Hoy, dec) in The county of King Queen con-
tanning tIo acres, aud bndiu the river
Tins land is as fertile aud productive any vicinity.
The improvements coumodious story Ell
ing house, beautifully Situated having IA andng
view OF the rvera brick barn, together with ali
hcHt ana necessary OUT houses There extensive
chdd oi well selected fruit. The premises will shew
20 any person wishing TO view iiem by Mr. Clayton
manager The terms will he made very
communications relative TO the purchase OF this property
must he directed Ia the subscriber JOHN MASON.
Near Faimou;h Stafford Go. Sept. H. 39--wIw
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noag all the poetry " Inch the visit Of 10 Fayctte
cited, we have ssru iittie superior tn The tulluwi
,be National Gazette.
Again the Hero Games to- tread
The sacred soi, On which he bied;
Whrr- his youn. sword he fearless drew
and from his hand the scabbari threw
Resoiscd--une gallant lie To yicli
On ii,,eiinri's biood stain'd hattie field,
Or live rcuvwned-as bright . name,
A Times long scroll eer gave tu Fame.
The fer, Gresk ior Greece would stand
With daunt,e>s heart ani ready hand
Would emulate rheIistocies
In doubles fight at Salanis--
And stain ,li- wave on which he rode,
With purple streams of Persian blood
or wirid the hr nj at Marathon,
Where g,ory's brightest wreath was won.
The Roman ton-for Rome displayed
His spreading shield aud battle blade
On her proud E.yte fixed his eye
Fes"lved tn conquer or To die,
Snhdne'l the trembling World for Rome,
Aud dragged reluctant captives hume;
Or pressed on stubborn necks the yoke,
That bloody Hun and Van,lai broke.
--iiut where among theri all is lac
Vino fought-his fellow. mau TO Tree ?
IN ioreigp-strangrr ranks prevaiid,
Anu was IL. shooting millions, haird
\ rOusCTip Father oi the land,
Where Frrelou,'s sacred Htars stand;
Where man, by no prUua master avid,
In safety breathe his prayer IL God,
Or dares u hur in tyraut's teeth
The giitteTing blade without the sheathi
There's n"ne-:he deep Historic page
Where Use the lead from age TO age;
Whcr" forms long past again appear
To warm The heart antl START the Iear--
y" iaircr name than thine can show,
Thu'Catu's av ial virtues glow
Aud Brutus as he fieroely stood
WIFI pUniard red with Cas- ass blond
, art Ifo'r tile rayr-ahd seem To ,ail
HIS Romans to the Capitol
mans drareS; Rights in arms To- claim
Anu 'iadicaie their eoun,ry's Fame.
but thou nnrVualled in thy lot
ny ate hrieht page wi'huut blot
ne laurel wIcaih that we he>tow
uuwitLeretl ON thy manly brow,
Sh1il flourish thro' long ages vet,
when many a INrants sun has set
And nouehi remains by which to trace,
he SHORE carerr--liir biaody race
OF thuse-wbIm ni,dm,n Heroes call
But broken, arch aud crunibling wall!
hid iusban'd despot ever hear
Such sounds as now salute ,hy ear.
Gan teuerd UiHn such rapture feel,
Spontaneous iIiu> hi, Joy reveal p
ms late iurbids !iis Iougue to speak,
Bu; liberty his chain shall break
aud theu--iie name 81 dreaded now
IVY those To whom hes forced 10 bow,
Shall ~ the beacon al ;br brave,
To light 20 glJry--or tie Grave.
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Tuppahaan ock Femgle Ss,oi,,o,,, ,.,der f6e ~.

ldPp0ha""Och feMaie Semflidrlj. under the d.
rett'os II Mss. LUCY Y. GRdY.
FENflS Institution, which has been for several
q years W successful operation, will he continued
as hitherto, under the management of Mis-. LUCY
Y. GRAY. Miss LYDIA Boorii, a young lady fron
qualify her Tor valuable AUXILIARY is provided TO
assist Ai's Gray which, tose,he, with other ar
ra"semen's m"dc tor the purpose, will authorize an
enlargement OF Ito plao OF Education, and the re-
cepi'on OF an aJd'iional nun,ber of pupils
Although u may with casdur he asserted, that the
Town Of Iappshanuock is reu,a, kal,y exempt from
the diseases oi the adjacent country, il has been
thought advisable 50 arrange the vacation AS 10 en-
brace what Is usually termed the sickfy season. The
whole OF the vscaiious will therefore be concentrate
ell 50 as To occupy the months OF August and Sepen-
bet, which constitute, IL is believed the only period
IN which the iower Country is peculiarly liable to dis.
ease. According To this arrange meut, the Schoui
viii ieieater tie open Fem the iifsS of Octobcr 10
The hist oil August, without recess, which will con-
pleie the Scholastic year. ~
CoUnsE ar Observation-Disclosures Writing A.
r'hmeuc, Geography with the use Of Maps, &c
Neral Philosophy aud the Eiem-nis OF General
knowledge, PLAIN aud Ornamental Needle Work.
lLnMs-BOaid, Washing asd Accommo-} c,oo
modaiion, pea annua', S'oo
Fuel, y
Payable quarterly in advance.
Each Scholar will furnish her
Bed aud Bedding.
Drawing and Painting on Velvet aads Paper will
lie taught sat charges. Alss B. has had the adj
vantage Of instruction these complishuenis from
an Italian artist.
Sept. 4. 36-w6w
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NOI'ICE

PURCHASERS o articles manufactured at the Peniten-
tiary hereby informed that judgments will be
ine al the ensuing General Court, be holden in No
v-uer upun all bonds falling due unpaid
time, without itgat notce-ibe law having.
a.. JAMES l.. HEATH, Auditor Public Accounts.
Sens
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NTHEREAS IL has been Represented 10 the Executive
Wsaue job" B'yanf George Ryo~, Ednsand ID. Watson,
Joh@ ne1'yses, alias MoPAersen, james MeLms alias,
prisen~n, ia the Public Jail and House,
made their escape thereirom aud going large
Council Of State oer reward OF Fifty Dollars for each
I" Tie said con,ict if taken within iIty miles 81 lhis
place and Que hundred Dollars f taken he, ond thai
,anec TO my person persons who will sppeend aa
10 he feniientiary either Of the said conyctsand
do moreover require ali officers civil and military, and
exhou the good people OF To use their
oes. s"usasours 10 apprehed the said fugve thai they
may be deal, with rs the law directs.
Given under my hand ernor and under the Seal
n s> o. .he Con,n,os~sa at liicbiond, this i7tL
q" 81 day day. of September One rhsusaud Eigh, Hun
~ 49, JANIS PLEAsANTs,Jr.
Juhn Weaver was born in Penelou District South Ca
ro, eet inches high, ~ years old, sleeps in hs
head shaved and convicted bsIor. The Superr Cour,
OF Law i,is Wood count, IA Iaborrr
ches high IS wears old fair ,,n,u.s y, ny, u,,,
blue eyes, head shase,) and was ronyi.t,,, b.re the
Superior Court oi law Tor the county of RockLi.e-a
iabourer. :
George Ryon convicted before the sup.rior Court Of
law for The county OF -co bon in Rockinehnm coulty
ieei ~ inches high, 81 years old rather arL hair darn
hazs eyes his head, cross eyed, has
Edmund D. Watson, before the Superior court
ei law i'r the county Of Halifax born SAID county i've
yed-a iabosrer. ' ~ ~
John Mcrys SON, alias NicPherson convicted e,o, the
Superior Court oil law Tor county OF AJ-nare horn
az iork teet one inch high, so years old fair cou-
James McLus alias JAMES NJ Lus, Convicted ,rr. the
superior court oil law Tor the county Monroe bo,u IN
England, feet inches high 2i wears did ru,,
ION sandy hair gh, blue eyes stout made head sha
painter and schocimaser and writes very good hand.
william Cook convicted before the Superior uour, OF
law ioi the town oi Petersburg, born feet
W inches hgh, - old, compile brow hair
sna'e'a cont iaiter-al the clah NJ vi don-s,ic cloth
the shirt White cotton, the panlaioons low and cotton
cloth, one side dark and The other light.
Sept ~. ~
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NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be presented the Gene,
a Assembly of Virginia. praying that law may pass
allowing William Br0wD, Of eolOr, TO remain IN
tie State. Sept, %. 4i-w4w
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NOTICE.

SHALL petition The next Legislature Of the Common
weahb Of Virginia tor bill of divorce from INV bSs
os ,o 5Snn Oo'e' PER4IEtIA u. COLE
- S-WytF
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FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.
M ILL be given for delivering my Overseer ichard
w Patterson, near Gainesville, negro man, BILLEl
who ran away on the I4Ih OF June Bey is abu.t ibr
ordinary stature, about thirty years Of age has rather
down look, speaks slowly and bumbIy purchased him
some years ago at GooChand Court Uleys estate
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
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Il the 2ist, i8xi:- Soart, Auga.
Joseph Haywood,
Against <S.ntf
than, '.onas Chez.
This day came the plaintiff nv his DEF. ndants
pedrinS 10 the satisfaction Of the Court thai ap
hosatu Turpin Is inabtast Of ths 'endant
motion OF the plaintiff Is decieed aud or,,s On Tue
court that the said lorao Turpin appear bs os The
yetore Tue third Thursday in November next ami On
tne pmntiif Oil, aud give security for
necsse ms The court may make herein tina, such
n,s oruer DE forthwiih inserted IN Of
hsnsa IN the city OF Rchmsnd, aud CONTINUES, Pub
ons successfully andthat another copy lie pos,. ws
ne door oil The Courthouse OF this county on two upI
veniber next. ''""y in No.
copy. Teste, WIN. s. DANCES
September 2S. .-,Sik.
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REV ARD.
tAT ILL be paid experimenting aud securing goal
w 50 that get them again, GEORGE, about twenty
iopr years old six feet high stout and toeraby baek
aud his vile JBBY years old common size black
eoioufed, very likely They we're brought from the
Eastern shore OF Maryland last November runaway the 9Th
August, doubt attempting 20 get back and will
sim 90 get on by from some port
Any information directed 10 Harrisburg, South Carolina,
will be thankfully received. 80
York District, S. g.. 18th Sent. 1924. S8-w5ts
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w aS committed 10 The Jail OF the county al Ij.,rir
w on tie i6'i of April 1924 rs a runawnv n.ar" 30
ms" , GAZING nerssil Lae,na Patterson She states
W,.,, as ~ - anu was raised in the county Of
'ud'rseN by man named John Seymes "a Lo ,en,nvi ~
me sta'e ot mississippi 10 Town called Francisyile
winch place he carried her aud from whence Gin. e,nsJ
VII" white man in the year 1919, who carried her IN
view orleans ana from thence - this piace-her band
"''' .onhoeu w IAN some time Irevious-lheir Stale
ment Is contradictory From some Information received
~ Is oeeve, they are the property me person near
teae4S, IN North Carolina, ami that she raavyy ut
Christmas, iS2jsad woman is about yseycn ear,
Old and Is very iikelysbe is Of dark conpIexon i've
ieet Que Or TWO inches high, spare n,ae-paits her
mar III oht' sue has male child with her about neeg
ohhs "u Ihe owner niust prove property nav charge,
law. JOHx I ~ srI =, ,s
,,, For William Price, 5. II. @.
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i 1921 ' ''' august i.'ln,
Charles Vest, William Vest and Nancy Vest pnr.
Against 'S'
Mildred Vest and Sarah H. Vest James Henry f,h,.,
niunt, hi'dred Blunt, Wilson Miles Blum ami ,Vii,a
r,',. 10. NV mar 'eo win cu'h blunt Dtls
rms day Came the plaintiffs by tbeir Counsel and on n,
moun ol " lillian H. Eii's who int rried with E,
oe vest. anu Sarah Duke and Harriet g. Vest au ina
uhuer the age OF tweny-oue years, AatIauin Them
son ner soaruan assigned b, ihe curt 10 defend her
copy. Tesle. WILLIAM Poi Axn " - ~
Sent. =. =" VI
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Martha Verei, widow Of John V-rel, dec and VILLA,
Charlotte, Peter Martha, San nubrrt n Ver-Ii s,
phtn Spain ana Lucy his wife, Iirm, V,,eo ami Siiy w.
M,ie ami Charles Edwin Veyeli infant ION %, H. M
'ereii DEC ani Edward LOrry Tabb, Defendants ~
The defendants, Stephen Spain Lucy his vie Am,
Charles Edwin verei not having en,ere, eir appea1an
anu gwen security according the Assembly ana
me rules ot tins court, and y
,'a, .ney are ho' inhabiahs vi ibs co,u,ry: it
W. me said defendants do appear here ON ibe
hrst uay OF the next term and answer IN. bill of he ui,
ihi aud that acopy this order he ortbyh inse,.%
nonhs sneeessisriy posted The front door of %
CAPITOL IN the saii city. y N'
81 eoy-ie''e, WM. w. HENING,C C.
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i!tutSiA: At rules holdcn in The cirrk, lir,. ~ -
superior ccuri OF chancery Tor the Richmond ,srT
tiie Sotn day al June 1924. "''f
John hoeri."n Esq Aitorne, General of tie common,
Wealth OF Virgini,, plain,,,T ''u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-05

Interesting orrespondence.-O Wednes-
day last, previous 10 Gen. La Fay cite, leaving
town, he accepted and invitation from lie la
mily ofhis deceased friend, General Hamilton,
to pass the evening with them. Mrs. Hamil-
ton, and most or all of her children were pre-
sent. During the visit, the original letters
which passed between Gen. La Faye,te and
Gen. Hamilton, in the year 1889, were produ
ced aud read. As his correspondence took
place at an important crisis in the history of
our couoiry, beng the period when the con
s'ltniion OF the u. States went into operstion.
and when the glory of the American reyolu
lion was consummated, by the establishment
OF "a system OF government the most perfect
which the world bas ever seen. il NAV wei,
be supposed, that the letters which passed be.
tween these distinguished individuals. arr. full
OF Interest," and were re-perused under such
circumstances, with peculiar satisfaction. -
we are not without hopes of being able. in
tie course Ola few days TO lay them before
our readers, II their contents shall not be
deemed OF too private aud confidential a cha
racter To meet the public eye.
IN y St,fesmnu
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FirTEEN DOLLARS REWARD

II IT '''s-s. IOFIIsAfNso M " AK y.
NJ ILL alS be paid for experiencing. and securing in
~ jail, >fEFHES, thirty Eve years OF age, ioerabiy
n"eA hive i.et or inches high, leg rather shorter
than the oshsrhe belongs Tie estate Capt James
fs', uec and u Ia company with the above
gr"s. aud pfSsaby may make tor Newietn, as he
brought hon that place ai.w years ago
BENJAMIN MORROW.
Sept. ~ sg-w5,s
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NOTICE.

SHALL petition the next Legislature Of this Common
wealth. for divorce from my husband amuei Bailey
OF Hanover County, LUCY BAILEY.
Hanover, Sept 4t-wsr
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IN CHANCERY-At a court held Tor Prime. -
L county, August the l8tb, is24:-- Ia~ard
Boswell kicLardss comu,.;.

IN CHANCERY-At court held Tor Prince -
county, August the i8lL, is24:-- Sa~ard
Against complainan,
John Clark and John Foster, Executors Of Jchn p,
srus John Atkins and Sally his vile, William eh
sioiy his wife, William Ssder and Nancy viii, and
Nuntiy jun and Delpbid his wife, Patty Huhb,r rster
nam Richards James ell and Elizabeth his wile pi.W,-
children ot said John Richards, O.I.,., grani
Tue defendants John Atkins and Sally his WIFE W;,
Inrpen ana Molly his wife, Peter Nunnaily jus MAN
pima his WIFE William Richards James Hell and El;D Del
os vile, Peter Nunnaiy and Daniel Nunnaly not to.th
entered their appearance and given security nccorng
an act oil the General Assembly and rules OF MS
anu appearing TO The satisfaction OF the court tbn
no. lhnaoan's OF this state, The motion of the g
painant by counsel ordered, that the said
John ATKINS and Sally bis wife, lillian Turpin ana s,s
MS wiie Peter Nunnay jun. Dephia his W lie mol mol
lam Richards James Bell and Elizabeth his wife ph
Nunnany ana David Nunnally, do appear here ON III. M
day of November next aud answer the c,n,n,: h
o,'i anu that copy OF this order be ,orihwi,h nse
~ some nne of the newspapers printed in the cir.
Richmond Tor two months successiveIy an also OF
Tie front door OF the courthouse OF this county. d
Acopy. Teste, B J. WORSilAm N ~
Sept. Z. a,-usD,V
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4 1924 "' ssh,
Charles Vest, William Vest AID Nancy Vest PIain;s
Mildred Vest, Sarah II. Vest James Henry c,,
Blunt, Mildred Blunt, Wilson Miles Blunt and Wills
hu"r', VINO iniermarfied with Edith Blunt Defendant,
inis Gay Came as we'll the plaintiffs as the ,Is,
',, Mildred Vest Sarah II Vest James Henry Cbas,
Diunt ANA Mildred Blupi, by Wmiiam ID. ;n',s
their counsel, aud the bill asw ers OF the said 'Oa
ants' M,iIred Ves Sarah n. Ves, James Henry Cisr
Diunt and mildred Blunt. being filed aud read ami
other defendants, Wilson Miles Blunt and lillian Hun, Ae
who in'erniarr-, with Edith Blunt not having emf,
'heir appearance and gwen security according L., Mn.
oi Assembly ana the rules of this COURT and !, a,,.;
10 the s"Siaciion at the That they ae not inIs
'heir counsel, "a Is ordered thai the said as NAMED.
ua"ts do appear here gu the first day uf nsxt
Quarterly Session act the plaintiffs, sand hi
'hata copy oi this oroer be iorbw it'll inserted in ,n
newspaper printed IN the city OF Richmond Two nnrI
successfully, aud that anoiher copy be posted al ,lr &
duor oi the courthouse Tins county. "oN
Sept. Z. - W
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To be C,ontiaaed.l

See The annual report of 1919 and 1920
"a For 1920 which the first year IN which M.
ton oi expenses commenced, the sums approprate lar
objects Ike these amounted TO 81 $4,000, VIZ:
Fer foiuhcations 100000
CapnOD shot, &c. 5SmM
Arniories, Signn0
Ordnance, IO1cno
ArSenas, snoo1
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Requiring foi The service Of 1921 S2I ,7O8 ,I8g
presenting excess above The estimated receipts o
50, ,432. Or the sums estimated 10 lie received
q was known that more haD halt million being m
Western paper, could not lie made available IN The
course Of the year. This slate OF things had not
been unforeseen by fhe secretary The causes which
prodGced II, he had pointed 10 in his previous re-
pori7. lie had informed congress aud The nation
That re- aCi'on ~ tho importation Of foreign goods
"ouu hbout His period take place, 10 consequence
OF nc Excessive qualities Imported Immediately after
me war, aud he had ihen recOmne ended that proyi-
SION should be made meet the difficulty ~ The
ye"r previous, tue same difficulty had occurred
ih""gp MOI 20 40 equal extent. loan OF sc 600 900
had bren authorised TO supply The deficiency OF ae
i0r The service OF The year. IN his annual retor Of
Dec 1917, ne had expressly recommended thai
tie revenue he augmented, or that The exoe ndi,r,e
he diaiin'sbed." NO means had been a,jor,ed Ia
acgmeni the means, and bat hule cuf,aila,en, -, a.
penses was made. As might have been exrec,.J
hie deficiency was greater in The next year. JUDE
these circumstances, what WAS he 10 10 To C',li
Among whom were John G. Calhoun, ID. r. wuIi,r.
md lOhu Taylor, of South Carolina.
Mr. Madison and Mr.. Clay both resisted IL the aor
% Congress Mr.. Madison afterwards signed the bill and
mg. Clay publicly acknowledged his error.
Recent events tend strongly o. confirm this suggestion
The open part taken iu favor Of MIR. Edwards bv Mr. A
dams, nr Calhoun and AIR NJ Lean, with whom IL Is said
Mr. Ntu a'd Mr. SOlihard unite in opinion concerning
NJ admission 20 the dinner tie 4h Of JJiy Wash.
cton' psnt roiVnss upon this subject This charge has
been frequently reiterated w the newspapers Res
pect TOT TIE high Official stations which these Individuals
occupy heretofore has prevented It's general belief THE
such nv thieves evidence, hsh whom no nan from
hs situation, could better understand the adnuia afou
Oi The Treasury department
see second report Of the committee.
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University Of The STATE Of .Ntto York
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS Il SURGEONS.

o. Ticketof admission S75--Boardipg may Us b.
u the best houses at from l20i $3.50.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-30

,bese can De named Jefferson and Madison and
Macon, surely the people are not TO be led astray
nv the vulgar abuse OF anonymous paragraphs, aud
surely those republican editors who admit any thing
nut grave discussions of the subject reflect but lit
tle upon the vital importance of the matter, or feel
but little atlachmentto the party they have espoused
The inconsistency of the opponets OF the cand-
date regularly nominated, betrays the weakness OF
their cause, and the discordancy OF its materials.
They denounce the Convention a: Washington be.
cause of the paucy of its numbers,--yet those who
we're invited refused to attend. They excaim against
caucuses and yet are holding them in every state,
pay town and village where two or three partizans
can be found. They deaounce caucuses and yet
know and must admit that they cannot move step
without them in their state potcsand that be their
County meetings ever so small they must make a
Ticket il the meeting be regularly called, that rs
according to accustomed usage, as the convention
was at Washington. They cry out for an election
BY the people, and they denounce the only means
Of making the voice of the people efficient. They
reprobate and prescribe the Senate of New York
for retaining for the present. at least the powerful
energies of hat great State in full exerlion, and they
forget that South Carolina and Vermont have done
precisely the same the frt claimed for MIR. Cal
houn and now for Gen. Jackson the last for Mr..
Adams. They assail the political sincerity OF Mr..
Crawford because he has some federal supporters,
particularly in Delaware, while they declare that a
Convention at Washington is unnecessary because
there are no parties in the country. They ANAL
gamate freely and eagerly with fcderasts in Penn
sylyania and New York to support General Jack
son and Mr.. Adams, and consider it a deep stain
on Mr.. Crawford's character that few Delaware
federasts should entertain preference Of him over
the other candidates.
The vote Of Delaware is small-comparatiyely
unimportant, except so far as it regards her own
consistency. The republicanism Of the State has
been very generally Of the purest cast and founded
very much on the principles of the party as ex-
pounded by the venerable Jefferson. After the SOL
ders and sages OF the Revolution we know Of no
better recommendation, other things being equal,
than being Of the Jefferson school. 1t ought to be
our object to be peaceful and happy republic
rather than an expensive and glorious one.
DELAWARE.