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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-04

Death from the bite ofa Mud C0t.--On
Tuesday last, Thomas Horseficld, taller,
residinga at Cottage place, Newington, died OF
hvdrophobia, produced by the bite OF mad
cat. About eight weeks ago, while he was
at work in his shop, neighbours cat, which
was suspected to be in rabld state, ran into
his house, followed by two or three persons,
and, although he was informed she was mad,
he left his work and walked over to the cor
ncr in which the animal was crouched, and
proceeded to rub down her back and tondie
her, in order to convince those present that
they we're mistaken, and that poor puss was
only a little out temper. He had not ca
ressed her, however, many seconds, before
she seized the fleshy part of his right hand
with her teeth he cndcavored TO cXtrlcate
the part from her grasp, but she held him
still tighter, and he was obliged to place his
foot uDon her body and stamp upon her before
she released his hand, which was lacerated
in dreadful manner. BY the advice OF his
friends he applied to practitioner IN the
neighborhood, who treated him according to
the medical course usually held i'll cstima-
ton; the bitten part was cauterlzed and
dressed. but the pain arising from the wound
prevcnted him from attending to his busi-
ness. and a few DAYS proceeding his death he
was pronounced to be convalescent. On Mon
dav nipbt. last about ten o'clock, the patient
exhibited symptoms of hydrophobia, reject
ing every thing in the shape of liquids. The
fits increased during the night, with such ire
euency and violence, that the united strength
of five men could scarcely hold him down III
his bed. AS the morning approached the
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-04
LAFAYETTE AT YORKTOWN.

bfemoron4a.-ALLEy WLASE.--Although the
events at York Town were generally OF serious
and imposing character, yet there was some adj
mixture of fun and frolic. On the night otthc
Generals arrival at York, it WAS proposed that he
should walk ont on the remains ct the british ram
parts to enjoy prospective view OF the ilunlna-
ton in camp, &c. Colonel M'Ianc,* rare Old
soldier of about sevcny-tllree, slipped away from
the company, got first to the rampant, shouluercd
acomstalk, and mounted guard. Onthe approach
of the General and his party, they We're chailcng-
cd in a bold and soldiei-lil,c manner and upon
answering I" Frcnds,' were ordered TO advance
and give the countcrslgn.
Culoncl rIsH advanced and tried La FaNtfte.
n would not do "Sergcant Of the Guard, here!
o,ticki, WAS now called. What was to be done
Colonel Fish again advanced, and rccollectln!s
The cyrr-meinorlblc countcrs!gns Of 1881, gave
" "Rochambcau," Paris &c-This would do.
Pass on. was the word, and in . moment the
okc was discovered, the old Joker grasped by
the hand, and hearty laugh cnSucd, which none
mere heartily enjoyed than La FAYEErTE.
sColonel Allen MI.anc, of Delaware, most
distinguished partaan officer IN the Revolution.
Mss Seward'1 En- gn;a.-'fhs enigmH, which
has for some time puzzled the wits of tht Sc who
had nothing better to be empcvcd upon, turns
out to be hoax upon the pubic, BY some ms
chievous wag.-Thc surviving Executor denies
that there is a banquet offfy pounds or III! oih-
or sum in Miss Stewards will for solving 4 riddles
and he adds. 81 may venture to say t''at she
never made q riddle in her fe."-lms isa mel
ancholv piece of information to the present de-
scendants of OEdipus
TRIAL. OF TIE MURDERERS.
Chester, (Penn.) No.
The trial of .qbraham Buys which commenced
on Monday tho 25th. of October, occupied the
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-11-04
TRIAL. OF TIE MuRDERERS.
Chester, (Penn.) a o. 2

The trial of abraham Buys which commenced
on Monday tho 25th Of October. occupied the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16


"After being for sometime edited bv tins con.
versation, you hear patteripr of voices IN tl,e
tioose, and look round. What a chaprel gal.
lery anu benches as naked as though there had
passed. over them, not only the angel of death.
out inc angel OF burial-Still, however. some
members of the "Coilect,ve,n show hest anil
eeggest IN this glimmering twilight; and Won
nnu upon each side Of the House little knot
" hngerers, each of whom is encient of a
speecn, the which he had no power to deliver
himself during the turmoil MIR. Peter Moore
and MIR. Fyshe Palmer stand wonder as lovely
ana as godlike as Castor and Pollux, and hold
n,sn converse across the table, with members
Oh ,ne other side of the House equally eminent;
anu the real business of the nation--the voting
VI arg sums OF moncy-comes in as a cement
70 MI up the crevices Of their eloquencc--wlliIc
upon tue latter occasion, Hume is the autocrat
OF all the rules of arithmetic. BY this time,
however, the galleryis emptied of all strangers
out yourself; the pencils of the Reporters have
no lead flor which your Irish friend console him
sell by saying that s.thcrc is enough of lead be-
low stars, and their inkhorns are dry. Should
you De ieellng man, you cannot help being at
iected at The rueful looks which these orators of
'he natter hours cast towards the closed books
and reclining forms of those BY whose aid they
hoped to read in the morning what they had
spoken the over night; and you find the effect of
inns apathy in the gallery SO completely electric,
lhat IL brings many speaker down to silence
ana ms seat, ere he has UNFINISHED one-tenth of
his exordium.
wv hen the House becomes calm, up rises
tne Honourable Member for Galway, and pours
out the sympathy ofhis soul for the brute crea-
ton, in strains which make yon fancy that GER
tam ears within the House arc shooting up like
He calls fora division upon some
point, in which, forgetting the woes of Erin, he
is to secure new privileges and iumunities for
becves on this side the channel but some one
moves an amendment ssthat the House Recount
ed" and as the tales does not number two score
the Speaker leaves the chair, and proclamation
IS made, .'Who goes home to suppcre" You
take the hInt trudge to your hotel as fast as ever
you can, sup go to bed, fall asleep, and dream
OF the Collective Wisdom.'n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16

nc TO turn his back upon Edwards, and tell him as
Pioin'y us Language could speak. ''you too great
rascal for Inc to associate WITH Suppose he bad
oohe so---bis enemies, the same who are now de-
''o""c's tets civiity, would Immediately have said
Tint ne acted from base and interested n,ot;vcs-.-
'a' lie was afraid of njuring his popularity, by
p"'heiy appearing in the company of Edwards
ana mat he summed him in public, to leave their
private intercourse unsupported. Act as he may his
CONDUCT would of course have been dsapproyed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16
NOTICE.

BY virtue of a waran, to- me directed by Ed
~ ward g. Sydnor, against the goods and chat
tells of VIM. c. Kidd for rent due in arrear will be
sold on FRIDAY the 18th inst. at the house occu-
pied as the Phenix Office, the follow ing articles viz:
Printing Press, complete
All the Types belonging to the establishment Of
the Phenix office
Printing Stands
imposing Stone
Tables
Stove.
TERMS, months credit, bearing interest from,
the day Of sale.
JOSHUA CRUMP, IT. c. c. r..
July 6 tds46
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16
NOW DRAWING.

NOW DRAWING
Ia Me City Of Buiiimore!.!
W.7SHiNGTO.N MONUMENT LOTTERY.
9TH CLASS.
THE GREAT CAPITALS OF
10000 DOLLARS, 10000 DOLLARS
lo'ooo DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
Besides prizes of slOoO's, slOO's, s5o,s. Sc. &c
still remain III the wheels of the Lottery.
FOR lucky numbers make Immediate applications
al The Lottery and Exchange Office of
>. NJ. ALLEN & co.
No. F59 Main Street Richmond.
Where the cash can b. had for all prizes as soo,,
as drawn.
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters 50 so
Half Eisb,hs Ss
The 10Th days drawing takes place on the a1s,
hst when some of the above capitals are liable TO
be drawn.
orders for tickets or shares enclosing cash or
prize tickets in any of the Baltimore Lotteries will
meet with prompt attention if directed to
>. Il NJ. ALLEN g. CO.
No. 759 Main Street Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16
RICHMOND:
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY Ie. 1aa4.
MAYORS OFFICE, }
18th JulU 1924. {

NuE MAYOR being well persuaded that his Eel
u low Citizens cordially unite with him in wish
ing to afford every demonstration of low and If
ing every honorable mark prospect to the cxpected
arrival of the MARQUIS LAFAYETTE in our
clty, takes the liberty to request meeting of the
Citizens at the Capitol this evening at 5 o'clock.
Tor the purpose ofdevising and adopting such mea-
sares may be most expressive of their feelings to
that distinguished and beloved character
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16
JUST PUBLISHED BY J. II. NASH,
(I'rice one doil0r)
TEE VOCAL STANDARD,

Star SPA.NGLED BANNER;
REING the latest and best selection ever Offered
80 to the public, particularly of American Part
otto Songs as well a. Sentimental Humorous and
Comic Songs, Duets, Glees, &c. many of which are
original, aud not TO be found in any other coec-
ton.
.4moris pairir nu'rir. carmen.
Song is the nurse If patriotism"
~ The above selection was not made by an in
divdual, but by Z" a Committee vi Taste" consist
ing of Ladies aud Gentlemen, of This Civ. and vii
be found more comprehensive, diversified ard rich
perhaps, than any ~ihnr ycf pu.,i,hcd
June 90. s315
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16
Ordered
COEIEny'g

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Corner of Main street, oppise the EAGLE Bo,c,
where 'ne great capital prizes in Born rHE
Las LOTTERIES were sold, & uher. more coo;-
M Press mare been o6fai'ted than al any oU.er o.
OiuerS rom any part of the Uui,ed States, CT;
enclosing the cash prizes in any of the gai,no,a
VIII meet the same prompt aud punctunl
a'eh'!on Us II Oh personal application. addressed
COHEN'S OFFICE,
fuly 10 p;.,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16
NOW DRAWING.

NOW DRAWING.
WASHZNGIO.N MONUMENT LOTTERY.
draws again the 2lst inst where on the opening of
tue wheels tickets will rise To $40
THE GREAT CAPITALS or
10000 DOLLARS.
10000 DOLLARS
10000 DOLLARS,
$1,000, S100Os, slOO's, sos, Sc. all We, ,,,dr,
w. LASH paid for all prizes as soon as dya,c,. If
ordered at CoHEN's Office
W Only more drawings to finish N. 1o,,,
lIickets warranted untrawn
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters 81 70
''es Eigh,ls %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16

'GIardly has Mr.. Canning rcgained his seat
ere dozen on each side Of the Iiouse bolt up
with as much celebrity as miscrs from their mid
night beds upon tho alarm OF burglary. The
Speaker mods to Sir James, who draws in bis
legs and rises to reply. As his opening speech
would make an excellent quarry whence to he'v
his History Of England, the reply would make
excellent random blocks whence to chisei the
notes. The whole, however, is like an unfor-
tnuate Scotch parson, or that serpent which IS
the emblem of eternity-its tail shuts IT'S mouth;
and Sir James wtbdraws his motion under pro-
mise Of renewing it next year, and 50 on during
his mortal life--or his immortal membership
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16

"Wbile you are wondering what can como
after this, you perceive figure somewhat o.
bese, bat exceedingly elegant and proposes
ing. Ifyou be an adnirer Of f;1 heals, you
lose the first sentence of the Right Hon. Score
tary, in scanning his appearances; but you are
soon compelled to listen to him, and the more
so perhaps that his matter and manner arc so
very unlike those Of him, the edge of whose clo
quencc the Secretary has to turn. You can
perceive by the glance which ne sends across, a
manly admiration of the powers of his antago-
MIST, and per chance the expression Of a linger-
ing wish somewhat analogous 10 ''wouidhe were
ono ofns.n What he utters is so elegant in its
form. and so bespangled with wit, that you care
aot much, and indeed nave no time to care for
the natetial of which il is made. Whatever be
your political opinions, you arc pleased TO es-
cape from thcagony which you feel the invcctiye
Of Brougbam must have occasioned. The reit-
Grated cheers ofthe House follow the eoquence
Of the Secretary.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
MADAME ITURDIDE.

The sChr. United States, OF Baltimore,
landed at Barstsra on the 29th Sept the
widow of The Ex-emperor of Mexico, and
her family and suite, consisting of two
children, nephew, two priests, and two
servants. The ladies OF Com. Patterson
and Captain Cunningham, vino have a
summer residence at that place, urged
this unfortunate stranger (wbo appeared
to be in very delicate state OF healthy to
come to New Orleans and remain few
weeks until her health should be restored;
and through the polite aid OF Capt. Cum
bingham, she arrived here on Saturday e.
veu,ng. Her nephew and one Of the
priests went in the schr. for Havana,
whence they will continue their voyage 10
Baltimore. We are informed that Capt
Fitch is entitled to much credit tor his par
tcoiar attention and polireness TO this tor
lorn family on their passage
We further learn that it is the intention
of Madame |. TO remain few weeks at
Mr.. Zacharie's plantation; to proceed
III ough the western country, Cd the first
rise OF water, for northern port, and
thence embark for Europe.
Lou .adD Oct Ii.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

xss2 MARINE LIST. ~ ~
ARRlVED-Nov. 7.

Schr, Gen. Jackson, ate, Easlport,
ii days; salt to j. H. Ladd & Co. plaster
and smoked behring's TO the master. Ex-
perienced very rough weather, in which
she lost Der boats and split her sails.
Schr. AIsrt, Bears, Boston, via Norfolk
Is days; freight for the district.
Scbr. Syren, Emery, Saco IA days;
lumber to VIM. FowIe & Co. Oct. 30ib
she spoke the schr. James, Warren, OF
Block Island, from Boston, for Savannah.
Scbr. Union, Heffentau, Richmond; To-
bacco to John D. Brown, and Coal for
William Ramsay, Washington City.
SAILED,
Schr. Twin Brothers, Barry, Maran-
SAILED--Nov. 8.
Schr. Mary Ann, Jeferies. Charleston.
Brig Decatur, Chase, Providence. .
schr. Farmers Ingenuity. Crowell, Phil.
adelphia.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
Marshal's Sale.
NIlLL be sold on TUESDAY, the 9TH
w day oil DECEMBER, at l2 o'clock

NTlLL be sold on TUESDAY, the 7th
w day oil DECEMBER, at IL o'clock,
for cash, all the right, title and interest OF
James H. Smoot in and 10 one undivided
part of one acre lot Of ground, situated
and bounded as iollows-BegiDning al the
intersection Of Duke-street and Columbus
street, running westwardly with Duke
street 1873 feet inches; thence soufhwards
ly, parallel to CoIumbus.street, 1853 feet
2 inches, to Wole,streei; thence east
wardIy with Wolf street l93 feet S inches,
TO Columbus-stleet; thence nortbwardIy
with Coiumbus-stFeet 353 feet inches, to
the beginning. Sold to satisfy an execu-
ton in favor of George S. Hough against
the said James H. Smoot. Should The pur~
chaser fail to comply with the terms of the
above sale, the property will be resolds
and the purcha ser held liable Tor any de-.
fciency that may arise in consequence OF
the second sale
ID MINOR. Deputy Marshal,
Tor Tench RiDggoId, Marshal.
nov 4 It'd
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
Marshal's Sale.

ON Tu. sdsy, the lib day Of Decembss
~ next, at / l O'Clock, will be sold for
cash, on the premises, ONE LOT OF
GROUND, With all the improvements
thereon, lying and being 10 the town OF
Alexandra, on the north side of Oronoko
street. and west side OF st. Asaph street,
the property of William Brent, jr. to salts
fy an execution in favor of the Bank of A.
lexandria assignee. Should the purchaser
fail to comply with the terms OF sale, the
property will be resold, and said purcha-
ser held liable Cor any deficiency that may
arise in consequence of second sale.
ID. MINOR. D. VI.
For I. RIDggold Marshal.
nov 4 Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
u. s. SHIP JOHN ADAMS.

Sailed from New Castle, on Wednesday
morning last, tor the West Indies. toe U;
S. snip John Adams, bearing the broad
pendant OF Com. David Porter, command
erin chief OF the West India squsdroDi
Thomas Barron, Esq. secretary; John
Simpson, clerk.
The following is list of the officers
attached to the ship
Alexander }. Dallas, COMMANDER; Cor
neIlus K Stribling. FIRST lieut.; Benjamin
S. Grinkie, second Co.; John ?. Futile,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
Best Chewing Tobacco.

Unity kegs and halfkegs manufactured
Il Tobacco, 8's, l9's, l6's and pound
twist, Barclays brand; warranted superior
to any in the district. Just received by
The schooner Union, from Richmond, Tor
sale by }. D. BROWN, Agent.
nov 9 Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
Columbian Insurance Office,
nov 4

alexandria, Nop. /, 1924.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the stock-
L Y holders OF the Columbian insurance
Company OF Alexandra, that a dividend
OF two and half per cent. on the cash CA
pita, has this day been declared, payable
on The 10th inst. By order of the boards
JAMES SANDERSON, Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
LATE FROM NEW.ORLEANs.

The ship William Wib'ay. arrived yes
terday from New-OrIeans. whence she
sailed on the l7tb ult. ard bad passage
of Is days from the Baize. The Yellow
Fever was aDa,ipg Capt. w. states that
obly one case was reported on the 10th.
lnterments, Oct. 7lh, Ih-8lh, l5-9th
and 10th, s4-llth, 8--i2th. l2--l3tb g.
I4tb. 6--l5tb, 10, ID,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
NEw-YoRK, Nov. 8.
FROM GUATEMALA.

By letter dated st. Johns, 9Th Septem
Der. il appears there is dreadful civil war
raging IN tine interior OF the Republic OF
Guatemala. The city oil Grenada was at
that time invested 10y $500 troops, and
considerable quantity OF English property
had been captured Oh lie River and Lake
Nicaragua.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
VIRGINIA RETURNS.

NoRFeLK Nov. 5 The whole number
If votes poIled IN the Norfolk Electoral
District. at the Presidential election on
Mon,Isy last, was 776. about as many SIS a
single county might have given il the vo-
ters had turned out en- fnasse. We have
besn politely favored with the return OF
each poll, as follows:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
Robert Barry.

( At kis new store opposite Msssrs. Patton
dnd Butcher'sJ
HAS just received, and offers TO his
4 L friends and customers, at the most
reduced prices
Super and super6ne cloths and cassi-
meres of different colors and quality
Cassnetls, linseys and blue and white
kerseys
Rose and poin, blankets
Blue plains and Devonshire keiseYs
Scarlet & white merno scarts, shawls
and hdkfs OF an elegant quality
A lew pieces Of splendid thread laces
Bobbinelt do
Calico gingbams and cambrics
Black Italian lutestring
Black sarseDet and mode
Black and white and colored sattins
Barrage and Velyeteen bdkts
Real English silk I artan plaid for la
dies cloaks
Black and white real English silk
stockings and socks
Bandanno and Spiltleield silk hdkls
Madras and Britannia do
Cambria and furniture dimity
Figured and plain book muslns
Null and Jacone, muslin
Plain and figured cloth shawls
Irish and Russia diaper
Irish linen and lawns
Scarlet, crimson, brown, black, hg d
and plain bombazeltes OF an elegant
quality
Plaid domestic cotton
Rrowu and hieaChe6 do do
Red, white, green ana yellow Hannels
Tapes, bobbins, boss cotton and pins
An assortment of Baltimore COT TON
YARN, OF excellent quality, with a great
many other articles too numerous to men.
tiou. nov 9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

Two men having dispute in Ohio, enc
of them sal | to the other, 4 am not able TO
fight you; but will meet you with
musket any day you dare meet me =
This being deemed TO be challenge, be
was indicted at the late term OF Belmont
county court, found guilty, aud sentenced
TO Imprisonment and hard labor in the
Penitentlary, tor three years-that being
the shortest time prescribed by the law OF
the state. for sending challenge to hght
duel. Vat. III.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
AxE.xA ssDRxA,
rnEsDAy ,MOk MING. NOV. s


The election ioreseclors ia New York,
,ubably took place "a. friday OF Satur-
Giy
nIr. Gardner osiereda joint resolution on
wednesday, u'aeb lies ON the table one
day-ol course. sepoln'ipg just at twelve
o'clock 10 proceed 10 nominate electors.
"a Thursday the resolution was probably
sctedon
Idle doubt Remains that Or. Clinton is
.,sstsd Governor.
The Nashu,ls Republican, after indulg-
;og IN the whilnsicsl prediction that Gen.
,.skson sill be elected by the Colleges,
make, the following remark:
II the General does not obtain the votes
ofOhio, he will yet 90 into the house With
Va highest number of electoral votes and
a. contest will there probably Settle down
Tween himself and Mr.. Adams. lfbow-
sr. contrary to every rational deduci ion,
srswp from present indications, and our
'nos, ardent wishes, the General does not
Sa,,ly succeed, we must confess that our
rsgre,s would be greatly mitiga;ed by the
substitution OF Mr., Adams.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09
For t1co Nights only,
zen zsR xLO GUS I'VE
AT The
TOW MALL

1Has EOenang and 70-.N0rT0W EOeNingg,
Tuesday aud Wednesday) 9h
and 10Th Noven,b Der.
MIR. NiCBOL the Venlfiloquist, re.
LIVE speCliuiiy iaiolms tbe ladies and
gentlemen OF Alexandra, that be will ex.
hibit his astonishing powers OF voice, on
the above evenings, al the T0wnSHail.-
For par iiculsrs, see bandbills.
Tickets 10 be had al Mr.. CIagett's and
at the door. Doors open at halt past s,
and performance TO commence al 2 O'Clock
precisely.
Tickets 30 cents--Children half
price. nov 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-09

Extract. OF a letter TO the editor of the
National Journal, dated Boston, Nov.
8, 1894.
II IS with emotions OF honorable pride
That state to you the result OF our cleo
hons 10 New England
In Massachusetts, the well-deserving A.
dams has obtained the votes by an over
whelming majority. Our return already
place his radical, or junta opponents, 'n
a very lean minority; and 1t VIII oe YET
more altenualed as We have lurtherretnrDs'
The vote stands something like $4,000 10
$500. This result, OF which, however,
there aepsr sSas a reasonable doubt, is tru-
ly grateful to every real friend TO Tue no.
nor ot j. q. Adams native slate
| have, in addition to this, cheering
news from Maine, New Hampshire, anu
Connecticut. a letter from Portland gives
me the returns from six towns 10 Cumoer'
land. which give a majority OF nearly SOC
Tor Rev. Mr. Taylor, the Adams Eiector
and the letter adds, there remains nsTu'y
adoubt that the Adams Elecsor VIII OF
Chosen. Comparing the vote VINO ina
fof Anderson the member OF Congress 'o'
The 18th Congress, the inference IS new
table, that the Adams Elector will De cno'
sen by de. idsd majorsty Thus lne on
~ district OF which there was oouo'' ia
proved sound, Tor Adams, aud may no"
De taken for an sscertalned TACT lna
there will no, be an anti-Adsms Eieclor u
New England. Where IS The man a u'ons
TIE candidates, who can sho" such a SOM
pnilanx of strength!
10 New Hampshire, mere susp'0'v'
Of Mr.. Whites being opposed 10 ml. a a
dams, has probably defeated whites =
lectioa. In Connecticut, there has. oeei
an oppisilion to Mr.. Adams, like ina! u
Massachusetts,, noisy, but ssinenlao'S ' 'I
ole. 10 Rhode island, II VIII soe o'ln
Gull task to get up even the $40" " opp
alton.