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TIE TylggRGR.
THE Unpublished GEOMErRlClAN.

I'll /, ~
The following picture Of the embarrassmcnts Of
persons unaccustomed to social intercourse With
the world, is happily introduced By Zimmerman, in
His admirable work upon Solitude
Culpabie as studious characters in general are,
BY neglectng to cultivate that social address, and
to observe that civty of manners, and urbane atten
ton, which an int. course not only with the world.
but even with private society, so Indispensable re-
qures, certain il is, that of fashion expect from
them more refined good breeding, and 1 nicer At
tenton to the forms Of poteness than all their On
deavors produce. The fashionable world in
deed, are blameabe for their constant attempts to
derde the awkwarlness of their more er,ldite and
distracted companions. The severity With which
they treat the defective ut scholastic yIsl-
ter, violation of the first rules of true polteness
which consists entirely Of happy combination Of
good sense and good nature, both Of which dictate
different conduct, and induce rather friendly
concealment than triumphant exposure Of such
venIal taillngs- The inexperienced scholastic is
titled to Indulgence, for he cannot be expected NICE
ly to practice customs which he had no opportunity
to learn. To the eye of polished life, his atsterity,
his reserve, his Mistakes his indecorums may per-
haps, appear ridiculous; but to expose him to de-
rlsion on this subject, is destructive to the general
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
BY JOHN S. GALLAHER,
NATIONAL TRAITS,
IN MISS DIVERSIONS SKETCHES OF IRELAND.

FROM MISS DIVERSIONS SKETCHES OF IRELAND
The afiectlonate regard which the Irish peasant
feels for the memory of those dear to him in life is
indeed romantic. and almost incredible. "Here."
said Mr.. pointing to tomb stone, 'here Is
curious instance of the love of posthumous ho-
nors prevailing among the lower orders Of thlscoun-
Try. The person whose death, Sc sc. this grave
stone is to relate, superintendent the carriage of it
here to-day himself, and actually chose the spot
where he wished to be inferred. He was poor
farmer in delicate health and probably purchased
the means Of perpetuating his memory after DEATH
by the denial of many comforts requisite to the pro
longaton of life.'
This circumstance brought mutually to our re-
menbrance many anecdotes illustrative of the pre-
dominant passion Of the lower Irish to hold an en-
deared immortality in the hearts Of their surviving
friends, In the poems of Ossian many illusions are
made to this SO ignoble propensity and the bard
who anxiously exclams, ooh lay me near my ia
vorite hills, We that the light" &c. SC. seems
to have been animated by the same desire as the
peasant of the present day, who watches with anx-
iety the progress Of his tomb, and marks the spot
which is to receive his ashes.
Not many months back, lsboring man was tried
% an assze-town in this province, and condemned
10 die; but betrayng hardened nsensbility to his
fate, even while sentence was passing upon him,
the Judge endeavored to awaken some " compunc
tious vsltings of conscience - in his unrepenting
breast, by declaring that he should suffer in forty
eight hours. "Forty eight hours !" reiterated the
condemned with smile Of contempt, sin forty.
eight minutes if you will, that my body is but 81
ven to my people.
passion for enjoying atwofold existence, indie
pendent of actual being; of tracing back genealo-
gcal honors, and anticipating perpetual life IN
the hearts of those they leave behind is passion
incidental to the NATIVE. Irish character of every
rank and though in the worlds language it NAV
be deemed romantic passion, yet romance, like
heroism, is the national trait of corrupt or
base people it may be found in the character of
an Aristdes; it may be traced in the conduct of
Scevola, but it will not be easily discovered in the
slaves of modern Greece or found in the natives Of
modern Rome.
The last rays of the setting had withdrawn
their glow from the ruins of Drumard, and were
succeeded by clear twilight, animated by the
brightness Of a rising moon. We were on the point
Of returning to L''' house, which was little more,
than half mile distant across field path, when
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interests OF society, nasmuch it tends to renress
and damp endeavors to please. How is it possible
that men who devote the greater portion of their
time to the solitary and distracted pursuits Of htcra
tire, can possess that promptude of thought, that
yyacy of expression, those easy manners. and That
varying humor which prevail agreeablv in mixed
society. and which can only be acquired By a con.
slant Intercourse with the world 1t was not ouN
cruel but unjust, in the Swedish ccrrtiers to divert
themselves with the confusion And embarras>ment.
into which shebom and Naudc, two celebrated Wi
tiers on the Music and Dances of the ancient>, were
thrown, when the celebrated Christina desired the
the entertainment OF the court Stlil less excuse.
Bile were those imps Of fashion in France, who eA-
posed the celebrated mathematician, Nicolc. to the
derison of large company, for the u4.,appEc.tion
of a word. fashionable female at Paris, having
heard that Nicoe, who had then lately written
profound and highly approved treatise. on the doc
trne of curves, greatly celebrated in all the cir
cles of science, and affecting to be thought the pa
roness and intimate Of all persons of distinguished
merit, sent him such Invitation to one ii her bar
ties that he could not refuse to accept of The lb-
stracted geomerican, who had never before been
present at an assembly of the kind received the ill
Whites OF his far hostess, and her lusrious fiie nd
with all the awk"Ardness and confusion which such
a Scene must naturally create. After passing an an
comfortable evening, in answering the observation,
OF those who addressed him, IN which he eXperieuc
Cd much greater difficulties than lie would have
found in solving the most Intricate problem he pre-
pared to take his leave, and pouring cut proi,is on
Of declarations to the lady Of the house, of the
grateful seuse he entertained Of the homer Sic had
conferred on him, by her generous invjf,tion al
tinEushing attention, polite regard, and cNtraorcli
nary civilty rose to the climax of hi, compliments.
BY assuring her, that tile toleg little ~g, ofhjs fnr
entertainer aad 0a4r impression ,,ch uerer co,hf
be erased} from his drect, and Immediately departed
But kind frienl, who was accompanying him
home, whispered in his car as they were passing 10
the stars that he had PAID the lady very i'll con-
plment by telling her that her eyes were little, for
that little eyes were universally understood by the
whole sex to be great detect. Nicolc, mortihed
to All extreme by the mistake he had thus innocent
~ made, and resolving to apologize to the lady
whom he conceived he had offended returned al
ruptly to the company, and entre4ted her, with
great humility to pardon the error INTO which his
confusion had betrayed him, OF mputng any thing
Ike hh(eaesS to so high, so elegant so distinguish
ed character, declaring that he had never bchel4
such fine large eyes. such iqe large bps, such fns
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TWO NenrNeS.

one gil aud nur boy, lWn horses, ihree COWS,
oar yearIin, rglli head Of .lteep, twelve bend
Of hogs, one walnut euphoald, seven pewter
plutrs, cirhl lrlhrn plates, tbree boWls three
pitchers, two di,hc-, one clock aud casn, three
lnltcs. one chest. one trunk, two feather beds
mud iuruitnfe, ebr cotton wheel one fax
wheel, one loom, sit rhairs, two pots, our
ogrn aud Id. one skillet and lid, Two pair OF
plough prar, one matierk, four billing hoes,
one lair ol .Itriehrrs, tno plouehs, one con.
Ter. ~ pot. nyes, ON, hogshead Of tobacco.
ipo hraaI nkcs, ono sol Of bench planes, onn
ri of iurning tool, together with several 9th
er articles named ~ the deed Of trust, or so
mnrh thereof ~ 3yil -atisly the debt and cost
a5o,r mentioned vii convey such title as
Is vested in ne ~ trustee, md no other.
DANIEL A5IINELL, Trustee.
JGnr J. W2WA3s
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Washington, Nay >, lG7t.
Approerd JAMES MONROE.

Q5ePcrsouy who have Substituted aad those
who wish 10 hecptne Subscribers 10 the Pres.
byteridu b1rytng ground, ARE requested to
IA, et At the bur iu2 ground Oh Saturday e,e.
ming nest "a mahc choice Of such pieces as
thry nay prefer. Inc two acres masking the
grave YARD Is nov we'll enclosed " ia strong
plank fence anls is laid oil in squares 81 20 feet
bN 10
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DIgs. Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stuff, &c.
I'm. 01nsbs 4. Griffin T.. Leckie,
law iasi' received . fre.li supply OF
Drugs, .iiedieiaes. fdiatg. Dye
Stuff. &.

A9oNaHT 1nieH tHr Tsr rotIosfxHe
TROeTR. si9btfso y ItFthtte M
i } fsBl etfdlel, cl .4s'affs ofaad RsEfas
fa1irs n9eff Nead's efirhiairf .7HG. flfsps
tf 81 slutnaeh I,iis, asair corrective Of indi
Eesl Ut or sant .9nueh Lees essence Of Me-
I'D. M iee'udl remadv f9r govt, fbtn
nat,.n, phlsev.shite swelling prhh,ness.
.4ta,n-. burn, ~. fhurch'e Cough Drop.
fofrpoalia. eeids, as'hma md crssnmrtio,fs
Haty R,tio,f'ftt rad Ptttftadifs Ffgeta1is
Seott. Kpalnhds Masat48 OIL, Arammis
snair etcciieut fsu lhe hoadschr, Lavender
Net. GolaFne f-alrf, t1ds4n 0d, RuTosf
OIL, oBe dep Of pi,lf itguH tor full 10
~ taaat M Sdgtaie ~ }at1fiae. Tnnetind
benon Arid. Naef. Clo#rs. iaeffi Aah lteey,
Wairr cohsp, iofiline.fs Maceahay spuf
farrrt suuf qua furi-, Araltia, ffcus4
Rrrrirs. Siitk inFWead. iirmnd tnpwpos
Gtouhd taasWaot Gfpnud fasile, Sicart
nm, hlar lilfiui. lnd,en, Mndder, Corpofs
LAMP OIL. Glue, Spirits Tndeniine, Bi,aB
shthlt NrrdiRris, tenn dc sicuua, Lylhbrf,
White iopa, = puish Broan 10 kegs, fil
drY, yellow Oehres4 Also. goda Row der
81 idlilp Powders aud Portable I. mpnpdr
IheV. erneNis m,ile Their irienda nnd II
public 10 rall aud examine The prfr md unai
itv."f ihrir goods, ny ihr, leri confident ihat
II nill insure them good s,tl,s
1uup ~. CIV
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Ton ane /" advocate her rights. III, f,mi.
iy-who shah speak oftheir bereavement ,
lis IT. all has produced Il vacuum n so-
''r'y winch cannot be- shortly flied; for a
hafi ard mind Of Wjndrr'a emprranent
seldom Tail Ia tie lot Of any man. We
mourn o'rr his departure but have some
consolation IN feeling that purcr spilit
seldom quit ll1is sublunary scene.
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X eertaiu 'Eract oi land,


{T virtue of decd of trust esctutrd ~
ID Nilinh AsLHrliio 'he .u'iacriicr, 6p The
I'D ~ nj March, l-33, aud otl} recorded ~
me cfrlk Office Il ,hs county court of BED.
ford, Tor thr luifose u securing certain
dal,t Ia Jomr lynch. shall on 1IIuRspAY
In 9th 81 Jnue, lr21. rrorred 10 srIl, at
y .llan \ ie'cll's in hed'HrdconDiy, l., way
al uu1,lir uuftipn for eH.h
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4 IL person, Indebted 10 The estate oi
"a Joseph Eehois, deed, au. respectfully
,oiieitrt 10 come tarw ard AID sefsle thr,r
debts furhWItiI, aud thosr having claas
upon said r.tatc, ARE requested ~ present
them Immediately, properI' anhc .d'ctied
WI l.. IANBEEH .ltafRfg f0
Eisa +. fetois, EI'y o. ! Erhok, f,c
June / n3N13
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'pNlli srh4crlber1 herrh, give holice TN /
they hasc REMOVED thrif u oBi tdf B.
tx .iha,hiHt from Butrioud 10 l.shehhmk =
iia\ ing procured new 81 oi tmds, Trey /
Will be enabled 10 execute al orders Wih
despatch. tllwool a,l he rrceiscd ~ tatir
Store, bpfo7ite the Nifguutn ulher, aud CARD
ell IN the best n,annrr.
This maehiue WAS built Tor thn Subscribers 4
by the moe. cel,.lrWed ,unthine builders II
thu United status and, iuesiug double ~ lint 4
dersA II makes- rolls innch saIsttur IN thosr ,
earded by single cylinder machine, All
onI, brtan IL Is btuugh to thi, maehhe,
INNS, he elsensed FROM all sti,ks, hnlrs aud 4
! other hard snhianees, tina, viii ieinvr IL |
! rafd4 0ne pound OF elrun lard to every tn
pounds at wool must hr sent with ihe wonl,
aud olson suilclcnrN OF lutfn or cotton shurfY
nave also heard II affirmed Of many reS
less, turbulent, dissatisfied beings, ma
they Would not be cuniented or hnppy, /
they We're in Paradise. | wonder VIII
or would, il it Is thus to be flied with hor
nets.
.naoaIaciafc aud ami manufacture pm
ilts.-Thrsr two PARTIES seem uow 10 "
distinguished for allileraiion's sake,
suppose by the cpithcts or tilies q
"Cncyan" and "Ganbrolongia6 Poo
MIR Baldwin, col. Tay lor Of Cefoliue, au'
Mr. " ,bslrr are, by desperate tang'
Tor ieagf) all reduced 10 the lanks
3 1he teo Gfem prints, Per onR Co1. -
There seems 10 be amongst the people -
lale ycaa, a mania, "a great rage for con
= terllng the Indians, and per'crllng lh'
ID Eogl~hlauguagc.
.2acienig and aiodqn8.- Afer all tlu
= Temple, Bentley, Wotlon, Dateoln, ciu
ymRaiS aiiia, have snid on tn. subject, tb
great controlling Distinction btter"n IA
+, anernti and the moderna, is His ; lh
- fofn,r were employed aud fully bent ct
$. finding tn philosophers stone the lalltI
Il on discovering perpetual motion.
II Lci job hy In his essay on The Lit
tcrary Character. D'lstnri states Hal
thu gtrai i8Ht Barrow's father used {,
81 "oy, thai IT il prard God 10 talsr from
Il him any of hi children, he hoped II nigh
be Isaac" This farlorn l5aac, The very
> job of lhr family, hualiy hecnint The a0
II thor of hr great aliluons aud this bncc
= dole reminds me Of The story Of a ceflnil
: very se or prudent old VIE, who "a'
static ii ,be ulieil'it'd'diiali Justly +
" holt ticket 30 my prodUcr $lGoo1h
linlf 49, ufny produce 5uuDo
Guafteb =, may produce 21Uto
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III AUTnORIFY.I

tPunLIc Acr.I
AN ACT 10 amend the seseral acts for inpo.
slng Duties ON Imports.


merica in Congress assembled, That, from
and after the first day of .Inar one thou
sand eight hundred aud tWrnt, four, in lieu
Of the duties now imposed on the lmpnfta
lion of the articles hereinafter lrtnlianed,
there shall be levied, collected and paid, the
following duties, that is To say
First On sail duck, o2uaburgs burlaps.
and tcklenb'dgs, duty Of fifteen per cen.
4 tum ad yalorem.
/ On all manufactures OF wool, or of which
wool shall he "A component part, except
worsicd stuff gonds ard blankets, whrh
shall pay twenty i've per contum ad ,alo-
rem, 4 duty of thirty. per ceniun ad yalu-
rem, uatil the thirticth day of June, one
! thousand eight hundred and twenty five,
ard after that time, Il duty of thirty three
al'i IA third per crntotn AL ,alorrm: Pro
riaed, That, on all manufactures of wool,
except nannels and baizes, the actual value
OF which, at the place whence imported,
shall not exceed thiGly.ihree aud a third
cents per square yard, shall be charged
WITH duty OF twenty five per centudl ad
saioreni.
Second. On all manufactures, not herein
] sp'elhed, "f c'aton, silk, llaX or hpnp, or
81 winch elIher of these materials shall lac ;,
'"'H i""'n' l''''l 'ha oh an manufactures
ct silk, or of h'ch silk shall be a c"mpo-
n""t material coming from hryo"d the
Cape of Good Hope, a duty of twenty. five
per ccniam nj ,aior"m; on AL other ma
n"i1etufes' OF six, or 81 Which sill shall he
component part, twenty per csntum ad
Nalorcm Proridcd, That all cotton cloths
whatsoever, or cloths oil which cotton shall
DC component material, excepting nan
<eens 'lnp"'l-d directly from thinN, the
original east OF which, at the place 8" hrhre
imported, with the addition al twenty per
centnm, illmportrd from the Cape of Good
Hope, or any place eSond It and Of ten
per centam, II Imported hom any other
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ny snle,
a first rotc Uaggon and Tam.

a frsi ratc Udgg0h and Tam
n III Suhsc,ihsr MI ha,ing emplp, ment
fur his Wagon aud team, has 'Irlormiiss
ed sell lhnn. lhe ahegon u srry stro, Z
onr, with aea hntuess far four hor.es, u fatl
81 ol clinin. 40 Tie horses, q IN nnmirlt
nre NfN lnfRr, strong, 9et1le, p0d well hrokf ,
and viii hr sold With or Wiihnnt the Wagon,
A. enas hr ilesirrd II aoi Disposed of pr.
yaiels. hclofe the lftll int fffry viii on that
In, be sold Ut auction.
tiIAS l. DtBnEIt.
rnoe Il ~
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VI kgluisD--On the III inaent, hy pr -,
hn"l Phillips. AIR BENJAMIN HAN ktNs
Ia Nlss 9 NlIlAiaNE bEiI., all ot Ithcay
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[ papef.l' tn eeuls per pou IL;
pn sh"aialng paper, hindrr-', and box
he"tds, AMI ~ ippirs papcr, - all kinds,
three cents per pnu1d
Ga all other Paper, filrea cents per
pound
\ doty Of terkr n ii a half per erntum
nj talarcm an all aflirh's not herein spot
lled, aud, nov paying duty of srsen
and hall per ceutun AL vanrrus, with
the estrllinn II patent adhesive felt, lnf
Covering SLIPS bottoms, which. slmll he
admitted liee af duty unfil june thirlieth,
one thousand eight hundr, Il aud twenty
SIX.
See mi !, i f9ytter enacted, That
An addition Of tro per ernttn shsll h.
made H. the several rates or duties hereby
Imposed np0n the several articles almranld,
which. aitef The said respective tones fnr
he commemorative duties hereby in.
posed. shall hr imported IN ships urs,rss,ls
mol pfthr [. States pSotiiR, fhitthis al.
dti'on shah not be Applied To ARTICLES n.
ported in ships at Vessels not Of tire l.. :.
entitled by treaty or by any act Of Con.
gross, 10 be admitted ~ paymrnt Of thr
same duties that are paid nn il>e altielrs in
ported a. ships or yessels OF tue United
Statps.
See 3. IND be II further enacted. That
there shal he allowed y drawbacks ar the
duties by this aet Imposed upon thu expnr.
taiion of my artichs that shall haze paid
the same within the tin., and in In. man
ner, aud subject to tie provisions aud r.
strirtious prescribed IN ihisfottrih section
OF the act, entitled " An nrf 10 regulate The
tluies on imports and tonnage" passed the
iwcniy seventh day of April. one thousand
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.}AnAiniatratov's Notice

sliIlE creditor. II PAKHtM ADAMS. liz,
"a are rrgnr 1ra tu y nj their drmnnnt
kfelI authenticated hfinrn .Llipl,hril IN :
court. 1his no,iee Nil be pl,nd~, bar atoinst
thoee WHO lal 90 ron.py fhotr indebted
viii plehso .eltlrihrirmrounls " iihaui deln.
b. hc is determined W seittshs administrator,
lpfIhNilh hlr L. Fletcher viii adjust iho
hEeoHlds IN ny nhscnee,
THOMAS \ OLIVER, .,hiH'y,
~ fHhabi .hiamS, 8ffd.
June IL 8ttJciiS
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',etween II aud II years Of agc. all prrse rs
ire farwarped al trusting or harbuurins tn
sid apprentice, n the risk Of mourning me
penalty OF the law. JOHN HOPPER.
June y. j 81.
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'rv.sl v. L..

bi ,ntue ola deed nf inist executed IL
ID Tn aubuciibrrs by " liam Mccleer nnll
-nllN lis VIII, nnl OF record ia III. clerk 5 81
ier oi The eoftnty eoufl 81 Bedford, w shal' ,
or rnfposes lhclrin opposed, proceed IN :, /
- way If public preli0H, tol ready munf >
n the lrcmias, 81 eN1thD " the lmb
Wy OF 1nia ncN. dlinir, II mol he uext Ian,
ioy thereafter Sunday eSrfptrdl
y lpaet of l.anA
IA said deed mcniorcd. lying IN The couny
II Bedford, ~ flfr waters If ilinting eral.
/ bring the tract oi baud on which The sal
4, lnrf nov ,csidrH suehtllle ~ Is yrsi.d
/, Tire trustees will be ennvpyTd. md NONE D.
her SAMUEL ~ tNcDrk,
Ian l.EACE McGiOitGE
Irue ~, NsladJ
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a lpagt of lnnA
crust Saie.

IleNY virtue al 81 decd al irilsi executed 10 the
- .nl,scriitr nn lie g7ih Jun lf2a, lV
, uila w Gcil, and admitted in record 10 tbs
|ourly CONT clerks office 81 Amherst To p
Inrr the rn,mcnt u, certain sums Oi mUnel
hrtcin mentioned shall apll NJ public nre
'iuu, on The lr,inisrs, lor cast % Setuldas
IN 3d DAY OF lidy peAt, Os2I0 Il fir other
$ iso tn nest iah ,hg, sunday excepted, MI
lire snd StilIa v Bells Interest IN pnd 90
\ eertaiu Eract oi land,
,ifrated, ,infe and Icing IN ihe county I.
Amherst, aud Adjoining The hhds Of lrhty
i Naiis md ober., bing tllr annt land IL.
i.ised Ia hef by hrf nihsr Snmutl Bill ,lpe'i,
citing ~ trustee. | shnll conrcy Yuch Tits b.
i vcshta Ia M Is 81 irsi. aud none o,hbr.
CobSELlUa POWELL, Trustee.
juur II. Wtdst3
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PURSUANT to decree oflbe superior

PURSUANT to decree Of the superior
court 81 ehanecry for the Lynchhnrg div
trici, pronounced on The 2oh day OF Ma, /.
le2l, ia the rnse Of Kosr aud others vs.. Pit
ten and olbrfs. the underei6 nrd slarhal ofiho
cautt Vii, on Monday The i2ll day OF July
nrXt, ii fair, il mol The next fair day, oiltr for
sale, 10 th. hi9hrst bidder, ON the premises,
on credit Of sis aud twelve months, the
purchaser giving notes uiil approved endor-
ser, a}aLlc ut one d Tie banks in the town
Of Lyneh''nre, acertain
Tract ov rnrcei of IIaua,
Lying and bei"f n The county If .mhcts'.
about one mile south cast Of Iynrhburp, II
Joining ihc lauds OF II. > i.anghorne aud orb
rs, aud supposed I" contain 80 acres.
6. q. NuOnSON, VI. Id. E. G.
Juue IL tda43,
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MIR. AD AMSIN ALABAMA.

Our readers viii perceive a notice in
II days paper, Inviting the friends Of Mr..
Albums 10 meet nj the court house, on
Saturday week, To nominate IA candidate
for an Elrctor favorable Ia his elevation To
he Presidency. s MAR notices, we
observe, have been pnbIished in the Tus-
calt"sa and Grecnsboroneh papers aud ia
Montgomery county, Col. Johu Cause has
uWeftd himself "a candidate, and, If elected,
rlrdsed himself To vote fOr Mr.. Adams
These movements have been made, PIE
,i6us to Il know ledge Of Gen. Jack sons
course on the TarRI, hose strength nust
nrcessarily IN this state br greatly weaken
Ell by hla support of that ruinous measure.
We hazard nothing III saying that Grn.
Jrchson has disappointed the sansnine and
confident calculations Of hi, iiiends in this
quarter-and that mauy of his irmrst
supporters are prepared 10 abandon him
On acco mt of his sentiments ia rig nd to
tle Tariff. [iiuntseNe Republican.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-11
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