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NOUcE.

virtue Of seed Of trrt, e1ecuts6on the .s, i,<Ir
Noyemher 1928, TO the suhserib,r. by Suinh PsssxS
oo duy recorded IN the County Court Of Buekins6an
,sd deed nsned, will proceed TO '.i 70 the highest drs
fair not the fair day thereafter on the prsme, the
county Of Buekinyham one tract psre. Of land ,icf
OF me road leading from New Canton to Carenvhc,
ns hna Of William Anderson John Geerrsnt others ar
sara smith Payne the west side Of the ad road with
sss TO Wit; Tom, Ben Billy Dsnser6ed, Randolph Arno
s,iler Hannah and her child Joshus Polly and
children Patrick Mary Rachel and the increase Of The
,ss,.os nes the date q the :.ddeed Of trust
mi, ,1,' may q. discharge the purposes for whe
@ uu was executed Acting Ne trustees, such title only
10 be good '>'' w s VIC INC
GEORGE M. PAYNE
WALTER L. FOUNTAIN,
WILLIAM ANDERSON TruNee's
Nov. s. =, a..
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MISSING Jro7r fAs fam of 7Ioma, w. Rasaofp5. ~
- InotaAos, ~ tie tovsr snd Of GoocAyasd a so,,f
pstyo,ef dart brot0n (nsarg backJ horse about se,
yd' efd eh III name andfa fAs latter onr and M
"a Hs has adefs N fbs ft eye md I,e cs b. "a
'Aossnfht fyt orts NE was bought Tsy rpc,k, ss, ~
kHef1n Jrol 6ugtesfn, and proba5e flof A. ,fy
rdesv9~ 70 mike Ms uay boct. uia paw suita5y, -
t7era 20 any one uho uH gfUe reA ir5rsotisr n, IN
y. ri ~ 'V'a'7 H'0' asot0- yOS. WfY1
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FOR sale.

FOR S.fLE.
IN RicHD. P JAMES, offer. for sale the place at which
- ne now resides situated within mile Of Casrsve
in healthy and agreeable tanning 80 acres,
about % OF which well tnhered the eea ed aud good
quality aud well wateed There is most excellent spring
within convenient distance Of the house. The buildings
all new the dwelling house sufficient Tor the
snail amiiy The establishment is well calculated for
professional geuteman or for person who wishes
to the country during the summer months. Persons Disposed
10 purchase are REFERRED to Dr. James the proprietor residing
the premises Archibald Bryce IT, GoochIanI or TO the
subscriber residing in the City Of Richmond.
JOHN FORBES,
- By order of the Proprietor
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Orange, Oct. 10Th, 1926.
DEAR SIR:

Upon my arrival at home on ye.t.r
day. 1 had the Virginia Herald put into my hands
wherein Is The accouct of the proceedings of. the
People at your Courthouse on the last court d.x.
10 the statement your name as Chairman is al
'ached. was at your Courthouse at the time.
ana though not personally present in the Court.
mouse, where the meeting was held to witness the
result, ye, was informed of il so immedi.,sIr
aher' by so many respectable gentlemen who were
IN Inc courthouse at the time, as to leave no
uouot upon my mind what was the truth Their
information has been confirmed to me since nv
MT Joseph Herndon, and all of them concurred
Ia ms that there was decided majority against
adopting the resolutions, &c. SUBMIT ed by Bryce
ana Minor 1t has not escaped me that some
gentleman, who had been present at the meeting
mas given 1t as his confident opinion that the &C
eouh. OF the proceedings as published in the Herald
IS not rue But his account of il, if nv informa-
ton was right, does not appear to me so fatty TO
contradict the statement as the truth would autho-
rise. have right therefore to expect of vol.
however you may be opposed 10 me, as a lover OF
justice, TO contradict the statement, In the paper
winch has given it publicity, if the statement il
wrong; or 1t you think it right that YOU will go
say 10 me, that may endeavour to get the cer,f-
cafes Oh those gentlemen who communicated the
i.sue 10 me, than whom none are more respectable.
IL was intimated 10 me in Fredercksburg. and
indeed before got there, that nv enemies were
much disappointed, and intended to publish an in
correct statement of the transactions bur thought
the lear OF having its exposed would restrain
'hem' seems, however, it has not; TO your ius-
ice, therefore, as the presiding member, appeal.
Why these unworthy means are resorted TO. to in
Jure me In the ensuing election, in vain look in
my past conduct-I have said enough, and shall
nope 10 hear very soon from YOU
Yours respectfully,
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EDUCATTON

M School at Mr. Richard Norris in Hanover will he.
~ continued the ensuing year. The cour,s of
VIII embrace the Greek Latin and Englsb languages. Geo
gsPhy arithmetic, the Element. of Euclid snd Suse,r
rue onmber Of pupils win be limited fifteen and those
would be preferred whose attention will he devoted the
creek and Lstn Classics The school will conpence on TN.
S January and terminate the i5h allowing
vacation Of six weeks in the Mr. Francis W. Scot,
and Paul T. Doswe both residing convenient distances
'm the school, will receive few Boaders in their fam.,
on very moderate terms. Price Of tuition thirty doars
Hanover, Nov.5. 5i-w4t John KIDD, IT.
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y INC '''''"1' S 81 t5e fGo NJ e1sa

TIHwNra
lHubHbA5 IL has been represented To the Evee,,vs -
~; 81 Suer county, hst the night Of the 2o,b
certain John JOHNSON, who had been convicted NJ mali
mouse burning aud sentenced two years
y, tsteniiafy together with negro ,aves named
poo an MDor uspecied Of murder did forebiv ste ,b
Escape from the jail Of the said county and are nos 1o;n "
se nave therefore Thought proper, With the sdyies The
o Stse to offer reward u one hundred dollar, r
oon and hy doats each for Bob and Major 10 ,nv psr
soh ~ Fefions who will spprstend convey 10 be sf
W jail o. sussex the saii John Johnson slave, , snd
Snd 90 require a officers, civil and mil;
% eHh9t the goot people of the Common , to ,.s
sy oe't snasavof' to case the said fugitive, 70 be sppre
hsnded ms, they may be dealt with ~ the law reou;e
uVen under my hand Governrr aud ,yJs, ,b. - r
(Seal) her 1926 I Io 81, s,s ot Octo-
Sonn Johnson about feet " inches hish fair sanniv
o lnt haf blue eye, HIS very grun or mad look snd .
h ueeTated sore on one Of bis ., iu above The NIL
s sooe ~ o. 50 years Il sge; he by trade
Bob about 10 feet high, brown eoopIerio, cell ,5
80 about 20 yesrs q sge l. excellent
o..Ik.layer and very fond of Spri,uou, liquors,
M yr i Of Bob about twelve v.sr, ~ b.,- -.
Peuon very apt and intelligent boy h an spre1ts q, he
BRICK layer trade and works viib be father.
WV D Sf-w4g
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LIND FOR SALE.

TNE subscriber esr, for sale small tract Of land con.
'aning Sy e,t,meon three hundred erres, abou, t,s
ahes above Charles City Courthoue aud ons mile foA
Jones River, immediately "a. odine to pui
&c landing There are buildings the land
barn, bat the sou Of ths ycle sranp quaty and as NIL
fesred as land in the iopsr country. fks,e esnte
men toao are IN the ho6 If purchasing urnber r
accommodating terms -
TERMS. TfUo equal anruol payments, bond, NTH an
proved security and deed 10 secure III,
'drse. THO n. WILCOX.
"op. .. 81 -uSr*
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Oct. oath, 1926
COMMUNICATED.

L O.hH CJNICH TED.
AT a meeting OF the Committee appointed n
address letter TO PHILIP p. BARBOUR, E.u re-
guessing him 10 offer for Congress, at the next e.
Lection, convened in Fredericksburg, on the 24th
lnst:-present, Thomas Minor, Peter Dudley.
Gulielmus Smith, Richard l.. Stevenson, Levi.
Rawiins, John II. Wallace, Garrit Minor, Faye,te
Johnston, Henry t. Philips and William Gordon
Col Thomas Minor presented to the meeting.
the following letter, from RoBERT TAYLOR, ESQ.
our present representative In Congress, which be
ing read, the Committee conceiyinp il NOT mi
vate one, bat duplicating the conduct of The meet
ins' and some of the members of the Committee:
therefore, Resolved unanimously, tina, the said let.
ter with the annexed reply be published in the
virginia Herald and Richmond Enquirer.
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MIR. JEFFRRSON's EsTArE

we cannot torbear inviting the attention of The
reader TO the advertisement Of the intended sale
Of Mr.. Jefferson's propeuy-We understand all
that The Executor can controu has been brought
forward for sae and that the residue of the land,
viii be offered a. soon as legal authority can be
obtained for their dispositinn.-We are pronp, ed
TO depart from usual course, and to no ice this
advertisement The sale which il announces is OF
no ordinary description!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

NOTICE shereby given, that petition will he presemed
to the Legislature Of Virginia at il. session. praying
the passage OF law 20 authorize change the Of hold
ing the Superior Couit of Law for Amelia County.
NoV.o' 5t-wistD
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Draining on the 18th of This Month.

Cohens Office, Baltimore.
Nov. j, 1926.
INSTANT adventures reminded that the drawing pf
~ the GRAND STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLASfb
WIN take place IN Baltimore, Wednesday, the 18Th 8!
ihiS MONTH, CNorenbsr) Their Orders should be fos
rMded without delay. This scheme which arranged
the Odd and EUen Sys.e is the p,ndid Unl,rd
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Noy.3.
1I6N.n- g pr r-TJ1cE, :. |,o

JN.q.V.y s. V-9LE.V7TyyE Il co.
AYE received by the packets Effort and Planter their
auction New York. with CASH COmpri.ing the aor,-
men they have ever had, among them the following
SuPehne cloths and eassinercs, assorted colors
bidding and common do. do.
heavy domestic ker,eys aud n-ey wool.ey
Supeihne niddling and common sattnes
Blue AMI mixed plains and padding,
Rose aud point blankets all size.
s se,t heavy 'y bale, for earPetng
Hsa! tn aud table rugs, large sizes
White, red, yellow and green flannel.
Pink, green aud scarlet Sal.bury DO
Metin9, cashmere and cloth searfs and ,hav5
Black, blue, green and scarlet Prusan do
Super and common eircassn and tartan plaid.
valencia, to'llnet and swsnsdown yesiing
Plain and figured bomharetts, assorted eolots
Rich 7-S black satin, for peliesses
Heavy plain and figured Gro de Maple
Italian lutstrings and iattin lrvantin's
> 4, Al, 81 black mode, best quality
Sen'haws, sarceHet aud horsnces
Black levantines and figured silk.
case IRISH linens, superior quality
Lawns, linen cambrcs and esmhiic Inadvertently
PLAIN and figured Swis, and null muslius
Do do book aud cambria DO.
checked aud striped mu,lins, various prices
Caa,on Grape aud ,attin stripped rohe
ltalIin grapes and Grape handkerchief
BaregeJ',s'e aEd silk baregs assorted color,
and ID dark striped gngams and black aud white do
Russia BIRDS eye and table diapers
"a and 4 cambria and jaconef do. some very fine
Gr9' de Naples, gauze, love and other ribbon,
silks cotton and wSrsted hosiery
Ladies and gentlemen, silk, CASTOR horse skin kid burk
HEAVIER and raw sik gloves
German and Tag handkerc hiefs
CotoH handkerchiefs and sriwls Yariou. qualities
Cambria aud furniture dimily
a large assortment of prints
SJperfne and common furniture do.
10 steam loom shiriings aud sbeenys
C'nnn0u brown and Llezched do. do
~ aud 81 linen and cotton check.
81 aud ~ plld domestcs and ticking
brown aud black Holland
Pound and pack pins and needles
Tapes, bobbin' and assorted colorpd braid,
Toilet, ivory and tortoise she'll comb,
Clarke'' spool and floss cotton. Orreli, A.,
Supetfne aud fine gras. eapsr,e,
bales British oznsburgs and bufI,ps
With variety of other articles ali Of ,vbicb 49,, ri -
the lowest market prices. " V"'''' az
5f-A
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MORE TARIFF

a numerous meeting Of the .Ndnt) lecturers OF
H0oHenS, was held al the Exchange Coffee House
IN boston, on the I'D inst II is stated, that gen.
lemen from different parts Of the State, bore wit
ness TO The unparalleled depression'' of the VOL
len Manufactures OF the counuy-and the Meeting
then unanimously came to the Revolution to me
morialize Congress. " for On increase of duties
OF Wollen Goods A memorial was accordinr
~ adopted, and Committee appointed to invit.
the cooperation of the manufacturers of other
states.
Waiving the general question of the expediencv
Of interfering with private pursuits is this the pro-
per time for enlarging the ?-There is rumour
that the revenue for the present year is calculated
to iail short hoo or three millions Gin the i'm.
po-p In consequence of the decreased impor-
tations OF foreign goods effected by the operation
OF the present Tariff Is this true' And if il be
'rne, Is this the time to effect still greater reluc
lon-and TO have recour-e 10 loans, or internal
taxes? We should be obliged to the Editors of
the Nat. intelligencer, if they would ascertain
whether there is any truth in this rumour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
GEN. ALEX AMBER sMYTH

We have it from undouhted authority. IN, Cen
Alexander Smyth will be candidate to represen,
the county of Wythe. in the Legislature, vice John
z. Me, deceased. The next House of Delesates
will be composed of an unusual number of di,,in-
gushed men WIN. 3. Giles, Gen. Taylor, Mr..
Upshur, Gen. Smyth, SC.
shenandoah Sentinel
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Nov. 8

Bank Stock at AUCTION.
WILL he sold Monday the 9Th Instant at o'clock at
w the Coffee House, IoS Shares Of Virginia STICK
LOT e"n. }. ii. LYNCH.
Nov. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

YESTERDAY, Mr.. Seymour Scott of this city
was appointed by the Farmers Bank of Virginia.
the agent for The Office which is about to be es-
tabshed at Danvlle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

Ut TO Sasseribey,.-A, nsny Of subseriaer, have
been good enough promise their by ths
M.nhes OF the LegSlare take leave request
IN Vrgnia, TO 10 the We will barrss them by
recaphulstion at the OF publishing newspaper To
all gentlemen who would the 81, or.
est but most respectful manner for aware
that IN small debts or
But they ought 10 be paid and the Editors
their payment Is the important since their debt, ar. en-
ely OF that description We would
importantly this subect-or, Southern Editor .sy.
We dislike to dun much dislike TO be dunned" IF
the reader he indebted ous would him, a, little
delay possible, 10 remit the by the OF
the Legislature by nsifat risk. IT. coa;ra " he
has pad US with the same punctualiy have
knowledg We seize thi, also Of
thanks the Members Of the Legislature for bringing ne
remhtanoes land would ask similar ON
them on the present OCCASION.
To Post Masters I'VE ak the favor of IN. Pos, M,.,er
generally, 10 notify OF the dead Gamer,
that may he addressed TO their repectyrsocss. Yet some
ees are IN the habit Of delivering newspaper,
VINO VIII pay the postage them aher the individual 10
whom they addressed has or refused TO takr them
out o the Office This surely irregular. II ia the pow
Of Post Masters to confer important benefits BY Civ
Of kiadne" trust shall always entertain due sense Of
obligation.
DIEDl-On TIE i6ih uit bfiss Ei,. Jsne Irbv tie ony,
attained her i6th year her retiring nnners ard
aabs diPostio had acquired for her respect and e.
IF all aoio kner her, he diseon,ou,e parents had
ges pains to prepare her for useful an society
unfolding tenseives; and they calcutin tAat she
oId BE- otne 10 them an e irinter Of tsy HIVES tras
suddenly matched f,o" Their find embraces Jorerer
Bat lore and hope AMI Jeuafys bloom
6rs blossoms gathering for the tornbsr~
The rrfer Of Ais Aus ko;y,, her aueK from her ;n-n
and for her p.s he has her superior but SCI
dom her equok.
-, in Phiadeipii7, seeck o,born Esq fornsr,,,
Editor Of tie A,aeyicat " tchn,an.
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The editor OF the Washington Telegraph need
not be IN the least alarmed at the efforts made
OF to bring over Pennsylvania to the >uppor, of
Mr. Adams All was done that could be done
previous to the late election. And what is the re-
suit! There cannot be found two members in the
whole Pennsylvania Delegation in the House of
Representatives of the United States in the 2Ot h
Congress, who will avow, that they are in favor of
the reelection of Mr.. Adams [PhiL Sentinel
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ELECTIONS.


OHIO. The following is complete lis, Of Ter
Representation in the 20:h Congress: - Mordecal
hartley, Philemon Beecher, VIM Russell Gin
place of j. w. Campbell declined, James Find
lay, John Davenport {Nxho takes the pisce lately
vacated by the death of Mr. jennings; Thomas
Shannon is elected for the iinder of the present
Ccngress;)- VIM. Mclean, John Sloane, VIM.
Creighton, jr. lin place Of John Thompson Jo-
seph Vince, Samuel F. yinion, Elisha Whitrlesey,
VIM. Wilson, yShn Woods, John C. Wright Ill
OF The memSe,s 4e- elected, one dead, one declined
and one only urged out.
KENTUCKY Is now agi,ated by her canvass
lnss for Congress- The election takes place this
Fall. In most of the districts, il turns urou the
question OF Jacksonians and Friends CT the Ad-
minis,ration.
The WsTrenton (Fauquer county, Gazette O.
the Goth October, announces the death of another
patriot; OF Major Joseph Black well, in the 18th
year of his age brave and di,tingui.ed soldier OF
the Revelation. He the brother of the late Gen.
John Blackwell.
The Editor Of the Warrenton Gazette also
stops the Press to announce the death of General
Thomas Hunton. uedied yesterday ahou, ii o.
clock. He ate breakfast, was converting W It'll his
neishbors when he complained of intspo4ition :
was assisted o his bed and instantly expired"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

II The % Part Of IN OBSERVER, was received too
appear Tnesioy
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The Hamilton P0pers.-It will probably be
recollected by our readers that Chancery sui, was
Instituted some eighteen months ago, by Mrs
Hamilton, to recover certain papers deposited for
safe keeping with Mr.. Rufus King, by the acting
executor of Gen. Hamil on. Various illusions
made In the newspapers to the supposed charact err
and contents Of those papers, induced us 10 pub
llsb at the time, much OF the bill in Chancefy
as specified these particulars. BY this extract il
appeared that these papers consisted chiefly Of let
tiers between Gen. Washington and Hamilton, re-
iative to the composition of Wsshington's Fare
well Address.
The question Of authorship in this case having
been pu, to rest by the conclusive letter Of John
Jay, recently published, (bousb written and trans
mii'ed many years sgo) the motive for Withholding
the documents committed TO Mr.. King the chiel
OF which was, thst their contents might remain un-
divulged, and that indiscreet use might be made
OF them, no longer existed. Mr.. X. accordingly
directed his counselt TO notify the family Of Gen.
Hamilton, that in consequence of the publication
OF MIR. jays letter, he longer felt himself bound
by the trust delegated to him, 10 withhold the pa.
pers claimed and that they were therefore sub
Ject to the order Of any person duly authorized Il
receive hem. They were thereupon delivered ie
MIR. J. Hsmilioo, and the suit was discontinued
NJ y. American.
| II The % Part Of IN OBSERVER, was received 10,
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We have lately been informed from several
sources, that the McIntosh party of the Creek ma
ton will not emigrate beyond the Mississippi, As
has heretofore been expected The causes assign
ed for this. in part connected with the late paw
ment OF 2l7 500 dollars the Nation. 1t will be
recollected, that have before stated, that the
=" chiefs and warriors of the Mcintosh party were
excluded from any participation in that payment.
Surprising The reason for such exclusion must lie
within the letters Of the New Treaty, we have
carefully examined that instrument, but cannot find
the shadow of one to Justify it.
We understand that when Col. Brearly ascerrainsd
that the Mcintosh Indians were not to share in the
money which has been paid, he wrote the Score
tary OF War, demonstrating against it; but recev-
ed an answer altogether unsatisfsctory.-It has
heretofore been understood that they were about
to send party TO explore the Western Territory,
beyond the Mississippi, in order to fix place for
their future residence; but we now learn that this
has been abandoned, and that they will remain;
unless they receive remuneration for their land
As Ia further cause, and why they must remain;
1t is said that the hOStiieS have determined that
they shall do so; and that party has passed a law
in council 10 punish with death all who shall at
tempt to emigrate. yHdcon MESSENGER
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COEIEN'S

Lottery = Erchdnge Office, IA, .EoTkef stret1,
BALTIMORE;
II Where capital prizes have been obtained III an a.
other Office IN America.
ORDERS from any part Of the United Saiss. either ty
mall po paid private enclosing
prize tickets in any Of the Loteriew prom
aud pun.,ual attention a. on personal application.
ADDRESS to il. COHEN, Jr. a. BROTHERS,
=. Baltimore.
Nov 6. si-s,if
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PANAMA QUESTION.


We wind up in our paper of this day all the
Documents which were laid before the II. Of r. on
the Panama Mission- We shall also Law before
our readers in our next The Report of the Commit
tee of Foreign Affairs in favor Of the Mission.
L The speeches which were addressed 10 the Sc
nate in Closed Doors, are in course of publca-
lion iBthe pages of the ~ Intelligencer: among
them, are the speeches of Mcssrs Johnston Of
Louisiana, and Holmes OF Maine The opposition
TO the Mission seem to have spoken plain and
fearless language. Mr. Holmes practises no con
cealmcnts: :" My life for il, (says he) this is no
scheme OF the President-he is a cool, deliberate
calculating, penetrating, discriminating, reasoning.
sort OF politician. Ii IS toy, yielded 10 the i'm
poriuniiy OF the Secretary OF State Tie Presi-
dent has no strong pariialiiies FOR the Spanish a
mericans- MIR. Clay wanted play thing, and the
PRESIDENT, probably with reluctance. consented ~
lar to crafty him, as 10 present the proposition to
Tie Senate, hoping no doubt that we would reject
" I]u: this scheme Of the Secretary in point Of
extravaganza, transcends all Imagination. All the
nations OF this vast continent are TO be arrayed-
Buenos Ayres, the Banda Oriental, Chill, and Pc
III. are TO form the fright; Colombia Guatemala,
and Mexico, the centre; tie United States the left
and Maine the extreme left. The 1ifie empire Of
Brazil, and The hordes OF Canada and Nova SEQ
TIA, are probably to be disposed of and then we
can present ono undivided front 20 Eirope and
Africa, and another to Asia and the Isles OF India.
And The conception and contemplation Of this
mighty achievement, posterity is to ascribe 10 the
matches spirit Of the Westi''
We have read the speech Of Mr.. Van Buren, with
great pleasure We had heard that an orator
~ the first class hsd some time since pronounced
i the sblest speech that bad been delivered in
Congress since Mr. Pinkney's Reply to Mr.. King.
Cor expectations have not been disappointed II
is mastery eGoft His parallel between Mr.. =
Adains's mission TO Berlin and Mr.. J. g.. ADAMS.
mission TO Panams is Chef d'ogy.e u tie sort
Il IS ons The happics, "reminiscences within on,