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LORD BYRON.

The great Lord BYRON died at MissoIonelii, in
April. The las, scene of his life atones for its
faults and its vices. Lord Byron died in the
cause of Grccian liberty. The age has lost its
sublimest Genius-the Greeks, a friend, whose
name was host in itself--and, mankind, deyo-
ted advocate of its rights and prcrogatives. As a
poet, Lord Byron ranks next to the great mas
tiers OF the Epic, Homer, Virgil and Milton;
and, had he directed his genius 70 the produce
ton of an Epic Poem, the difficulty of finding a
hero and tale, could alone have prevented his
success. Lord Byron was in the seth year Of
his age-cut off before his genius had attained
iis full maturity. II is said, that w alter Scott
assigns Byron tho first rank among the Poets Of
tac age, and claims the Seco,m for himself
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From TIC Philadelphia Gazette, June "a
LATEST FROM EUROPE,

Tic packet s,iIp Colossus, arrived AZ this port
this morning, brought, VIC are Informed, but one
paper oflater date than those previously receiv-
cd at the eastward, the John Bull newspaper of
May i7th for a gentleman oftl,is city. Ofthis
we have been SO fortunate as to obtain tile io2n.
The news which will excite the most inter
cat on this silc Of the atlantic, is that of the
IeGit Of Lori byron. His dccease took place
at Missuoughi, on the 19tl of April, after an
illness of 10 days. His body had arrived at
Zantc, Whittier Lori Sydney Osborne, accor.
ding to letters from him dated Corfu, April2U5,
was to proceed Immediately, to make such ar
engagements as the occasion required.
The foil wing is translation Of the Procla-
nation %hicli was issued by the Greek Author
tiles at Missolonghi, tothegriefofits inhabitants,
who were arrested in tho celebration Of their
Easter festivities -
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OF GREECE.
The present days of festiyity are converted
into days of bitter lamentation for all. Lord
Noel Byron departed this life TO day, about
O'Clock IN the evening, in consequence of
rheumatic in.ianmatory fever, which, lasted for
10 days. During the time ofhs illness your &C.
neral anyiety eviuced the profound sorrow that
pcrfa'lcd your hearts. 81 clases, without dis
tnetion Of sex 0? age, oppressed By grief, en-
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{acro,niusS.d Radically who have cous,an,,v
thwatted, far us they could, every measure for
tho advancement Of the navy, Notifications Sc, th.
coolest ftenss Of venerable Pres,t,ert aud the
warnest supporters of the Secretary of FINANCE -
IS w. b. q. of those men. HIS career has
bee6, at least, sufficiently consistent. 1t comucu-
ced in the defamation OF jPasdiisfo,, and ,ermi-
mates m that of Monroe!
Suppose it to be admitted (Which however is de.
Hcd) that Mr.. Crawford's public services, taleuts
end all other qualifications, are equal to those nj
Mr.. Adams-stil, ought not the latter to be The
next President: Fur, being thu oldest man. is II
not probable that Mr.. Crawlord-(hs present state
OF heaits our oil vieN)--nay live to succeed him,
taan that he should live to succeed Mr. GRAVEYARD,
aud woild 1t hot be more fit and besremiup thar
ftc latter should continue inferior in Office ,, him
Who had been always his superior, than that ,,,.
t'r'ner should be obliged de cend and serve nm
ger inc man who had been always his iaferior? In
soh an event. TOO, is there not reason to appree nd
that tho services aud talents of Mr.. A. nigh, bc for
eyer lost To his country.
Asain: admi,'l.s (Which is mt ADMITTEDLY that
the people of Virginia do really desire Mr.. rr,y.
h'lto De, for the ensuing eight years. the fist
trails oil the Union, they also dcsirous Of t,kir,
9Jorets'ief Tor the second: WIN, hy possibility may
become the irst-whose nam has been pssocia teh
Win the only iaiiirrecton rep oachiny our hstor,,
AM tiat too, known by the degrading epi,het of n
s@'tsset-one' they bring such man into
eninpstition with hr,n--a coun,rv,ran of our o.rn-
All l.
or only TO that anpcytainins 10 'sJEashiSsgion2'
Have ever any iutinations of feeling favorable n
e'' Eic'easca tariu been evinccd by Mr.. Adams,
ttavn not some by Mr.. Crawford If the latter he
ion an antitar state, is not the former als,,. Arc
not-te people Of Virginia satisfied with the admin
itraton of Mr. Monroe. Aud arc Their. The s.,n,s
sasons 10 believe that the course of that admins
fation will be pursued by Mr.. Crawford, tina, there
&c TO believe, that it wa % pursued by Mr.. A.
Dams: Moreover, il the charge of aposiacy be
'oough' against ,ac latter has it with equal or
sill greater force, been brought agai,,s, the former
Has the General Assembly bf Virginia, organ T.
81 tof the purpose OF framing aud revisig laws for
rs own state, any right 10 dictate the people ea-
sisaiof national policy, aud to make OF aud at
teaii 20 force upon then isi Of electors for the
rhi'f magistrate oi their country, the ministry of
Great Britain waIi na..c OF, aud force upon the
people of Sco:a'i, list If Peers, or Commons to
represent them in Parliament: And, is there anv
eig IN the character, standing or ta!ent of by far
the minr part of that General Assembly, sufficient
u authorize (f il could he authorised at aii) the
hoh'tfoLs assumption of such power as that, at
SIch time as th;o
4 VIRGINIA PLANTER.
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JUST PUBLISHED 8Y J. II. NASH,
(I'r7ce one dsliar,)
TIE yoC.AS STAND ARD.
ST.4R SP.ANGLEI1 n.A.NNEp.

STAR SP.ANGLEI1 B9.NVEP:
HgEiNG the latest AMI bost selection ever offered
-ES to the public, particularly Of American Parfi-
Otto Songs; well as Sentimental, Humorous and
Comic Songs, Duets, GIees, &C. NY Of which arc
original, and not to be found in any other colec-
tio1.
HnoTis pn'rtT nulytir, carmen.
Song is the narsa Of patriotism"
u The above selection was not made H.. an in
dividnai, but by I" a Committee of TASTE" corsis;
ing Of Ladies and Gentlemen, Of This City, an&will
be found more comprehensive, diversified and rich,
perhaps, than any other yet publishrJ.
June 90. ,y9.f7
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RICEzMxON7S;
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 25, 13s
MANCHESTER MEETING.

| Pursuant TO public notice, the citizens of Man
chester assembled ON Saturday last, To express thei
preference of a Presidential Candidate, and to no
inmate an Elector for that Electoral District Ben
Jamin Hatcher, Esq. late President of the Farmers
oanS OF Virginia, was called to the Chair, aud II
hhodes, Esq. appointed Secretary. For the pro-
ceeoinss Of the meeting, refer the official re.
port, signed by the Chairman and Secretary.
luis meeting, although the notice given was to
The county of Chesterfield, was confined anos, ell
"feiy, TO The citizens of Manchester. Cut of the
iown, 1t was known to but few, that meeting had
oecn ca'led-'he people of the country were busily
Engaged IN The 'arvest-and as Manchester is loca-
''u az one extremity of the county, it was already
proposed to call another meeting the CourtIIouse
or some other central point. Owing to these causes,
some three or four only of the people of the country
"''Shdcd-and IN point CT fact, the meeting must be
''"S"'eFe" only as a meeting Of the Town of Man
In this point of view, il was extremely re-
spectacle for numbcrs-5ctween forty and fifty be-
ing lresent--it would be super fluous and ever ;nv
oious to say that it was respectable in point of cha
''''ei' ne State al Virginia could act furnish a
meeting more highly So, as the annuuciatio, nj the
''oS Va inc OhiCefS oil The meeting, nd fire
verai Committees, will sufficiently sl,cw
IL is singular fact, that out of forty-tlree free
holders "a the Town of Manchester M irlvi,,e are
III favor OF MIR. Adams election. The same pronor-
ton docs not hold in the county of Ches,eriela-
but even IN the county, MIR. Adams is believed to
have majority. The same remark is true of ma.
NY counties in the Stale, calculated on with certain
ty, by the friends Of Mfr. Crawford The i,Iibcral
and disorsaiizng articles welded araius, Mr.. A.
damS-difcctcd To the prejudiccs of ,hc people and
Us insulting to their understandings, as they are in
CURIOUS to the cause OF Union, are cxtcn,;ve,, ,c
acting to his benefit. The good sense Of the pcopc
will ultimately discover the badness of the causo
which requires to be supported by the mischievo,,s
expedient of kindlins sectional hostiliiy-and they
es' IN time, recognize the proprcty of judeins the
men who arc asking their favor, by their own n,rin
SIC and individual merit. The difference in tb;s
respect is SO striking, between the Candidates tina,
we have never heard it questioned that if Mr. Admins
had been born South of the Po,omac but tim, he
would have received the support of all the Southern
States.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-29
TaEAsunr DEPARTMENT, June "a, 1924


~ Office is hereby given TO the proprietors Of
L the Six per cent. Stock of 1913, Loan of
Sl6,G00000, and Loan of S7,500,0OO, that Books
will be opened at the Treasury of the United States,
and at the several Loan Offices, the first day of
July next, TO continue open until the first day of
October thereafter, for receiving subscriptions for
snci, parts Of said Stock SHALL the day OF sub
scription, stand the Books of the Treasury and
on those of the Loan Offices, respectively, pursuant
30 the provisions Of the Act Of Congress, passed the
10Th of May. 1924, entitled, San Act TO authorize
the Secretary OF the Treasury TO exchange Stick
bearing interest at foJr and half per cent.
for certain Stocks bearing interest at six per
scent"
Tic subscriptions may DC made ty the propric-
tors Of the Stock, either in person by their ttor-
MICS duly authorized TO subscribe and transfer !; to
the United States. The Certificates are TO be sur
rendered at tie time of making the $ bgcriptions
W8l. II. CRAWFORD.
tiCc15
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MIR. CRAWFORD IN PENNSYLVANIA

Out of the fifty counties of Pennsylvania,
meetings have been held for Mr.. Crawford in
Jour or hve-and they .t'iinIy attended, and by
h's exclusive friends. Nothing shows the san
gune temperament of Mr.. CravfcrI's friends so
clearly as the assumption, taken up on The faith
OF these scattered and lean meetings, that he will
receive the vote of that State. The PcnnsyI-
yania papers declare, that these meetings are
got up for :tfect abroad and that none know bet
ter than those who compose them, the entire
impracticatiiity OF avcr;ing Pennsylvania from
General Jackson. We do not observe this. as
triumphing that it is so, because we had much
rather MIR. Crawford should get PENNSYLVANIA
than that Jackson should be elected, but, to ex-
pose the desperation of Mr.. Crawford,s Presi-
dental prospects. Men do not think much OF
straws until they come to drown-and we should
not near So much OF these meetings, and the re-
action In Pennsylvania, if it were not for tbs,
need, which makes every show of help accepta-
| Bile.
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THECABINET

Subject of revo&ing the appointment of Ninian
Edwards-Messrs. Calhoun and Writ, (At,orney
Generai) uphoidiug Edwards.--The more Jealous
OF MIR. Crawford's friends, are Offended that Ed
wards was not dismissed, without giving him hint
or allowing him TIVE to retire. With due defer
cnce' we thi"k that the dignity Of the government
has been best observed in the course pursued The
o3lsct was To get rid of Edwards---the mode If he
did not complain OF il, was immaterial. It could
have added but little dignity to the Government: OF
the Nation,if Edwards had bccu kicLed out Nhi5 is
their ter"10 instead Of being informed that he must
either resign or be TUNED oat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-29

~ meeting oflsss Citizens of Chcstcrfeld Cou.,-
iy ficndly 10 the election Of John Quincy Adams 70
the Office Of President Of thc United States held at
the Tavern cfZ. Brooks, in the Town OF Manclcs-
ter, on tic 26ti day ofJunc, 1894,
Ms. Benjamin Hatcher being called to The Chair.
and II, Rhodes appointed Secretary.
OiI mottogt 4 Committee was appointed, cor.
sistinS Of Col. Peter +. Smith, DR.. Robert p. Ar
cher; Colin McRae, Df.Anjsrson Sale, and James
B.Scott, 70 prepare resolutions to be reported TO
ibis meeting W hereupoo, tho following Preamble
ava hcsoiu'ions were repo'edby the said Commit
ee,and adoptefiby lhe meeting without dssont.
jDg voice:
whereas, we isaGi {, Ps62cr nj all times, and
upon All important subecis and n,a:c especially in
TIC present nnccriria.y q p'H,lie opinion o.nn The
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-06-29
GsaS.S.. IS ~

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE nrr1c{1
Corner OF Maiu street, o,,,,siie ,i.a rarlc ~ 81
where the great caiital prizes IN BOTH 1;.E
LAST LoI fERIES were sold, s. Uheye mare c,y5s-
t9f Pri%rs hare teen oJiats,cd He,t q; am okelec
fcc IN ,4mfrica.
Orders Eo'a any part of t'c United Statos ci-
theg By mail (post paid by private conveyance,
enclosing tic cash pr prizes in any CT the Baltimore
lote les, vii meet the same PROMPT and punc,lal
attention as ii on PERSONAL Application, add os3ad
70 CCHEN'S OFFICE,
Jcn, 90. Ecnmcrd. y,
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II. RuenEs, sec'y.
MIR. CRAWFORD AND TIE RANKS

The Washington Republican Of Saturday. Gives |
extracts from paper readily Edwards 10 The Com
mitee, In relation 10 Mr.. C.awlord's loans 10 the
BANKS. Tie Committee, in their Report, we be- /.
cvc give these loans the so!tcned name Of Demo
SITES Ihcy appear us, be neither bu, 10 mar
take of the nature or each.
Extract from Cor Ea,cGris' renrrts 10 ,Le Coo, !
'aHfce' on ne subieci Of Gisga Loans Of Pn51ic |
.no'ep' maze oy "'e Secretary ofNs Treasury.
Il he corruption of the British Parliament, ma |
the Illegal conduct of the British Ministry. are sub
Iects OF frequent aud just reproba'ion, as the purity
of our legislature and the exact s,becrvience of ev
cry branch of the Executive to the laws of the land
aEe deemen causes OF satisfaction, and sources of
PRIDE When Mr.. Pitt, whose influence in parlia-
inent, was as transcendaut his fame, undertook
at period OF great commercial pressure and a ca
iamitous season of war, 10 make loan of 4o,oool
20 the House of BoydSz Benfield the subject was
brought before Parliament, and, as the loan though
not srata.to,s, was found to be $40 IegnI eD,Dion
nent Of The public funds, and although the onposi
ton admitted there was no ground to impute I'M
proper mo!sres TO the Premier, it was declared by
the House CT Commons an Gci er dangerous us,t,pa-
3on: ana, to prevent ITS being assumed rs prece-
dent or EXTENDED into usage, as well as acdni.
this powerful and celebrated minister of moral and
official liability account of it, a bill x indemui-
u was Introduced by of his friends, and passed
INTO law Here 1t is tn bc observed that the lonn
oi MIR. Fit was advanced (even as Mr.. Whitb read
confcsscd) on unqtestioa06Ie securities-thosc of
Mr. Crawford do not appear 10 have been SO safely
provided for. On MIR. Puts loan no loss occurred:
consderahle part ofAr. syeteadangered.
mir. Fitts loan carried interest," while Mr. Craw-
ford'S was made ''ds a Sratuitous loan" If Mr.
Ptts conduct could BE- exculpatcd ony by an act of
Parliament, can MIR. Cgawlord's be justified in the
teeth of an act OF Congress! In this case, lie, me
ask Is not the vital principle of our governmeu,
lost sight o.: This Is government, of laws. Re-
sponsbily is tho soul of the Republic and is in
tended, like navigation in the material world, to
E hold every orb and every atom, every clicer and
every Citizen in their legal position 1t was intend.
ed TO prevent the Secretary of the Treasury from
committing any act which could be called sno erai
employment of public funds and will be hardly sa-
tilted by thedeclaration that any officer of the GO
vernment, but especially the Head CT the Treasury
can employ the national funds in disregard OF the
law, and yet not misn,anasc tnem.'
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IN marked H,a,s = soid al COTJE.noS OFFIfE.
p"tre ne CASH. as rsrdY Jor tie forfta9ie hoi9cr,
IL TIE WAsuIEcToy Moyr,7,,I ! ,,.r,.
Rr viii draw THIS DAY.--The Capitals are,
100000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, &c. e..
Only eight drawings remain TO conr,ete if
Whole Tickets SO Quarters z2 40
Halves Eighth5 / ii
To- be had, Warranted ai,3ra4n, by !cayio~ OK.
ders al 90 -
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shi,, Ha,niBal lost at Sea 5v L;rdsa;ar.


This fine ship, run by Messrs. Rogers g.
Harrison as regular packet between this place
and Liverpool, was burnt by Lightning at sea on
the 10th May, both ship and cargo entirely con-
sumcd. BY letters received here last evening
from the consignces of the ship in Liverpool, in
which place capt. Lowe with the remainder of
the crew arrived on the 22d ult. we are sorry TO
advise the death of MIR. Taylor, an elderly gen.
tleinan from Norfolk, passenger, and four oftbe
crew-Thc Captain, with the remainder of his
crew, after being three days and nights in an o.
pen boat at sea, was picked up BY a British brig
also in distress which vessel VIC are informed
spoke Captain Webb OF the ship Milton, now in
this port; although informed by Capt. Lowe
that they were in distress & an American crew,
he refused TO heaye too for thcm-ani it is fur
Their said, The British brig with the crew had
her colours Union down, but all to TO purpose.
Wehave been induced to make this state
nent publicly, in order TO give Capt. Webb an
opportunity Of answering it in the same man
ncr; for, from our knowledge of his character,
we are induced to hope, both for his own sake g.
the cause of humanity, that this bushes can be
satisfactorily explained. II. Comp.
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FRESH GOODS.
WILLIAM NCAI,E 6 RI

Il a.
/ do. lorg lawns
y bales Strelitz ozna6urys
> do. buri:,ps
> do. brown German
> DO. white tickleuburgs
do. dowlas
do. rolls
do Al brown domestic made linens, a yssy
excellent aud very cheap article
Russia s.Ce;ings
Linens for trowscrs
1 bale Al ,
do 7-G ch'cEs
I bale Dorchester bed ticking
l bale linen and cotton mixed DO
An assortment OF all linen do.
All kinds ofdomestics for female servants
clothing aud for common wear some of which
hamzome>as ginsha,ns
large assortment Sd, "A, 81 and CT
brown do.
The same assortment blcachcd do
iu0 pieces long company ul,kccus
100 do. short do.
100 do. best long Mamrnee chop do
100 do. common and super flag bandaunas
so do. chocolate
80 do. scarlet
go do. black figured Canton
10 do. best black ievantipe
a few do. real Haian for gcntlernens' cra-
watts
A few do large size si,l.eiied do. entirely
new patterns
French cambic 90. Will, white and colourcd
borders
100 doz. gentlemen and la dies hi;e cotton bo
scry sF
Black do. assorted
Misses fine white do.
Gen,emcns' Marsces, Valencia anl silk
vestings
case seersucker stripes, sattccns, jeans, Or
leans stripes, Wilmington stripes, drillings,
cords, cassiucts, vigouas aud tiercntccns, of
cotton, for men and boys summer wear
a few pieces very elegant silk stripe tri,lines,
silk stripe cassiieen, and drab Denmarks, far
gcntemens' wear
few pieces plain and buck strjDe silk pooi.
for do.
Bombazipcs, bombnzctts circassians
English " French silk hosiery and gloves
Gentem' MS anj ladies' kid, beaver, buck
and doe do.
Blue, black and Oxford or steel mixed cloths
and casSineres. picked up cheap a, auction
Plain and figured null, book and jaconcu,
nlusins
$50 ps A and Cd cotton cambrics
bindings, buttons, pearl, bone, ivory AMI
metal
Crayats, and cravating
Crapes-Italian, Canton and Nankin
A complete assortment of elegant figured
Mandarin do
few do. satin figured do. a new article
An assortment ofelesant watcred figured silks
new and superb article
a great variety OF fancy gauze eros dc Ma
pies, leila, satin spiighl, Bolivar. An.ou-
lcsne and other small sha wis and scarls
200 ps. common and fancy caIicccs
A few superior chintz, most fashionable figures
small quantity OF an entirely new article
for ladies dresses.
Furniture, cainb,ic and Carmen, din.itios
Floss and spool co;tons
Gilt and common pins
India, ivory and feather fans
Blue, BLACK, pink, straw, lemon and white
Grape leise
Black and coored India and Italian sew
ings
Trimmings Of various kinds; amongst them,
some desirable cambria scollopcd and soinc
beautiful star trimming
Figured gauzc and satin ribbons, an ex
tensivc assortment
Plain do of all kinds
Thread, cotton and bobbinet laees
farasols aud umbrellas, Il complete assor,
meH:-
And large variety of other articles no, remember
ed alwhich are offered extremely low 10 the p,,b
lie, with grateful thanks for previous favors.
June 20. vt,t.
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January !, lsa4-tds.

Has commenced running-It will leave
shepherd's-town every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at 6 A. M. and arrive
at Nartiasburg same days by half past 8
A. NJ. Returning, leayes the same every
Tuesday, Thursday and sunday, at IL,
arrive at Shepherd's-town at Q. p. N.
From Martinsburg to Winchester, du.
ring the winter season, the stage will
leave Mart;nsburg every Wednesday at
8 o'clock, a. NJ. and arrive At Winchester
same day by 6 P. NJ, Returning, leave
Winchester every Thursday at 4 An
and arrive at Martinsburg same day at
IL O'Clock, A. M. Travellers by this
rout from the south, will find speedy
conveyance to PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore
or Washington City, as this intersects
the Boonsborough line, there being
line of Stages from Shepherd's-town to
Boonsborough. All baggage to be a
the risk of the owner.
! BENJAMIN COMEGTS.
Martinsburg, January 1, SEA tt.
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The terms of sale

will be the payment, in cash, of one
thousand and thirty five dollars and six
ty-three cents, with interest thereon
from the ] 9TH day of February, 1921,
until the day of sale, and moreover the
expenses incident to the sale; the re-
mainder to be paid, one half in nine
months, the other half in eighteen
months from the day of sale, each pay
ment bearing interest from the dal of
sale, the purchaser giving bonds and
security and deed oftrust ON the pre-
misses to secure The two last payments
WILLIAM LONG, ! n...,
JOHN Il. COOKE, 'S's''
January !, lsa4--tds.