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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1924.

erclsiDg the reasoning faculties which
God IN his mercy was pleased 10 bestow
upon them; but be that as it may. we are
told that 'there is not in nature spirit
more subtle than aristocrdcy nothing
more uncoDhnable (; nothing whose ope>
rations are more constant, more imper>
ceptible, or more certain OF success !;
nothing less apt to alarm in infancy !;
nothing more terrible at maturity Then
let not only the faction but epery free
man remember, that arisfocracy is not
dead in this country, but only slumbers
And last, but not the least, we will take
up the caucus, this .bugbear' OF civil Ii.
berry, This usurpa,ion of the peoples
rights
As much has been said, and we'll said
upon this subject, it would be the height
of vanity in me, were to suppose that
| could throw any additional light upon
the subject; therefore shall only re-
mark, that any act forbidden by law, or
not authorized by usage, which inno-
Yates upon the peoples rights, should be
firmly and promptly resisted but in
the present case, it is neither an infrac>
ton of the law positively or construc.
lively, much less that OF usage for if
we recur to usage for the last twenty
Tour years, we shall be borne out in the
assertion, that it was the uniform Gus
tom 10 hold a caucus for the nomination
OF president and vice president, as in the
case of MIR. Jefferson, MIR. Madison, and
Mr.. Monroe, and yet the people have
parted with none of their rights; on the
contrary, no people were ever more
5lessed-ever more free--ever more
happy, or ever more prosperous as ma.
ton. How is it then, that all of a sudden,
that which has heretofore produced eve
~ political blessing, should now, for the
hrsl time, let loose upon society all The
evils of Pandora's box?
Fellow Citizens-The man who now
addresses you, is, like he MAORI.
ty OF you, plain, unambnious lar
ner; and in the honesty of his heart, dnes
he declare his belief, that it is not your
rights which these indictments are Ge.
lending, but their own private hopes and
private fears which alone influence their
every word and action, upon this impcr-
tant subject. Be then true to yourselves
and regardless of the ambitious vie VS. of
lew aspiring and designing men for
remember that this has been the course
pursued by your fathers before you; men
whose virtue, firmness, and devotion to
country, has been the wonder and admi.
ration ofthe world, and the example of
such men is worthy of imitation. 1T is
by initiating virtue, that we exclude vice
1t is by initiating the actions Of great
and good men, that we become great,
and such is the force and effect of good
example, that he who follows it, cannot
tail to improve not only himself, but his
fellow men; and as heaven has pros,
pered your labors in the adoption of these
principles heretofore, you have no cause
TO doubt the continuance of the superin.
tending care and protection of r Just Pro-
violence for the future.
A VIRGINIA FARMER.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

At Potsdam, in the state of New York,
an Englishman, named Joseph Prince, .
labourer, murdered his wife by cutting
her throat with razor, aud then hung
himself with his handkerchief affixed TO
a tree. The murder and suicide took
place in the wood, near the village and
the bodies we're not found for several
days. They were both ignorant, in alb
ject poverty, addicted to Drunkenness,
and frequently gave evidence Of the want
of mutual affection, without which, we'd
ded life is misery in all its horrid ferns.
DIR. Randolph has gone 70 England.
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chr Fount.
LOVE.

Alas! that clouds should ever steal
Der Loves delicious sky;
That ever Loves swee, lip should feel
Sught but the gentlest sigh.
Love is pearl of puresi hue;
But stormy waves are round IL,
And dearly may woman rue
The hour that FIRST she found il.
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SMALL POX.

The small poz still prevails in Phila.
delphia. Out If seventy eight DEATH,
last week, in that city, eight were ezsrie,3
IoR by this sos,hsUpe dlssase,
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wr. Randolph has gone TO England.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-27
VOL. III. I
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
For publishing, by S1dsc'iPfion,i
a NEW AMERICANt
yiiographica Dictionary
A RENE N3R ANGER

OF THE
Unmarried Heroes, Sdges aRd statesmen Of \
f Dt.ffcd.
- he confined exclusively to those who =
Z,,,,ed then,selges, in either capacity, in ia.
',.,olnt,enarv War, which obtained the Inde
'.,d,nce uftneir country.
s.,,nd Eaiiioa. Uih GaoPpendiE combining
,y.llE DECLARATION by the Representative u
,he United Colonies Of North America,
~, forth the causes and necessity OF tai iug
-, arms. Ju'y ., I715-Fhe Petition by the
lispresenlatises Il the United Colonies, To tae
King Of Great Britain, Jaly 3, I7!5--A procld.
ION OF Congress fra day OF fasting, hnmia-
tan aud prayer, Maich 10, 177J-The Decla-
rition ol Independence, July 4, i716 land the
maui sto by the Congress OF the United States
ol America, OctoberiO, l17o.
$50, he Constitution OF the United States,
and Ia Farewell Address OF General WASH
r,groN, to the People of the United States, an
npincing Ia intention Of retiring from public
service, September II, 1890.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
.Weafe ieIuced To the alderman t n choo
.s.,4 an unconditional submission to The tytan-
III il ,itated MINISTERS, o. resistance by force
a., sl,ttsl Is our choice. We have countrdthe
.a.t oflhls contest, aud find nothing 50 dl ead-
Glas 4 ,luutagy slave Y. llonot, justice, and
b,nanity .fort id Us tamely to sun endet that
I eedonl when we received from our gallant
.neesto, 5, AMI which ou' innocent portetltY
endure the ,nf,,ny and guilt OF resIsning sue.
reedinu eenerdtlonsto that wretchcdne7s winch
,nevfa6, AVA them, ii we Gaseiy ci,tlil here
ditny boa dage upon lhem
:. The ans we have been compelled by our
.,rn,.,t, assume, we wIlI, ia defiance ol every
haz,ra, with unabatmg i'n'eaS ana pe'se' en-
,ne4 employ foi the pr c.ervation ut out liher-
tns--beng nith one mind resolved t" dleifee- /
men atnc han 10 live slAvc,."- Dectdration /
Of Congress, setting forth The Necessity . taking
w arAs--.Jtty Il, l575s
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TO TILE PUBLIC.

The whole ri the first EDITION having been
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m3ny demands that have been made ion The
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.

=. cAh y FL In Ill \, Jf. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, ii. u.
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EUOLU a.N'D kITCHE.N
EITR.NITITRE,

a,,o,g which there IS siuail ten plate stove
and PIPE, sideboard secretary , Sc, .. ~,
c,es not be disposed OF before tDe I'm day oi
March next privately, they WIZ on 'n". Joy
at the house where he no" fesiues' po
ed 20 public sale, for cash 1o.;rad
- ,,rezeut their accounts tor settlement anu
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February ID
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I.onAor. E,eaver Hats.

4 CasE L',odon Supprhne water proof
bhAF Err HATS, Christy , nIanofsc..
ture, just received, and for sale by
MCKEE, ROBINS ON s. co. =
January 60
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HAVE determined "a resume the .,r,,
l fice of MEDICINE at Lynchbhig v;,ba,,,
delay, tas heretofore } in chnntetir a with ~,
Paiieson, md may generally be fonna =, tae.
shop oil Rose o En'iesoh, rear ihe eourt..
house. g, A ROSE
Amherst county, Jan. 30 an.
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January 10 "1AN'
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NaA.VAHN.E A2ED

OH CNIIIN
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6F LAND on which he resides, contain
inc about coo acres, about 800 OF which are
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Tie most part e the cheated land Is iresil--n
bes generally been thought equal Ia any high
land trpct In TIE country .--On this tact = a
-. comfortable Dwelling House, with
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EsEsi ther with an excellent GRlS1
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A Il court Of huslings held for the cor.
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John d. uronhnrt Plaintiff,
Against
William Duffy and Frederick H. Murreil,
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! Lfttrqf alrice 20 his Grandchildren,
by Sir Mathew Hale, Lord chief
Justice in the Reign nr { harles H.
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A JOURNEYMAN Currier', WY br.i.
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For several weeks past our city has
exhibited all the hustle and confusion
attendant upon the preparation for a
great event. Under the direction of
.ns CON n'ttee of arrangement, splen-
oid Isiamphal Arch was erected at the
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ALEXANDRIA,,
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT /,

The Nations Guest" entered w,.L
ington on Tuesday last at .s O'Clock r.
was met at the line of Prince Georo.,
county, on his route from Baltimore -
Capt. Sprigg's Troop OF Cayary-lodpst
on Monday night at Rossburg, about Mn.
miles from Washington. s. was escon.dh.
Capt. Sprigg, the next morning, 10 he de-
trict line, where the Committee Of A,
engagements and Capt. Andrews TrooD
were in waiting to receive and attend him
into the city. On entering the limit, If
the city, be was received and salued bv
all the volunteer companies OF The district
The procession was then formed, ANA
moved directly to the Capitol, where III.
Mayor, aud other corporate authorizes
received and addressed him From IL.
Capitol, he was carried TO the President.
House, and after remaining there a ftw
minutes, was conducted to bis lodging,
ct the Franklin House. A splendid pub,
lie dinner was given, at which were the
beads of departments, many Revolutionary
officers and soldiers, anc distinguished CT.
tizens. The whole arrangement was eIe.
giant, and highly gratifying 10 our illus.
,r;ouc friond-a TO0rp nartiruIar ,...,
of which will be given ia our next.
We are desired 10 state that no sub.cr,
Der 10 the Dinner, on Saturday next will
be received after FRiDAY. In the mean.
While paper will be'lefl at The Mayor,
office. for such gentlemen as may Wish 70
enter their names.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-14
DTED,

On Saturday evening, on bo'[ t. in,
Most Christian Wajesty's ship Of n .nS al
Eylau, Mr.. Atphonss Si0uV'lls;o l r1lDI &c,
Commissary of the Navy, and fu'' &C., tbs
neral OF the French Naval station W.
West iDdles and Gulf OF Mexico; .,h
Norfolk paper, I'm nv