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RELATIONS.


20. MassliGl. Committee of Arrange
mciS., Marshal.
IL. L. :. SCam5.a h:utiEg ,hc L. =. En-
sign, supported S'y two others.
- United States NSyal p-ScciJ.
ID. Thirty-thrce Scanncr, four ab'cGsi,
one bearing the l., y lask ~ tht
centre iurlcds
r. tuited States hrrsy Officers.
Is. Mi';'ia Officers OF thi. S,s,. S.d Vi
ciriig, in uniform.
I6. Society of Cincinnati.
IL. Marine S,virry.
IL. Town-Co,'neil, Treasurer ahd Clcii;,
preceded ty ;kc fcsr Sergeant
~. Shcriffs OF the State, and hcpntics.
AZ. Banner of Rhode. Island, borne ~ /.
Revolutionary Soldier.
a.. Governg, and Lieut.. Governor, Sap-
ported Nv Aids.
e. Members Of the Senate o' BAche.is.
'nrd.
% Mcmac,s rf'hc House oc Representa-.
tives, GtNssal.Tr.asurrr Secretary
of TIC S'a'. and Attorney General.
u. Judges oft.a 'sstc Courts. aud their.
Clorks.
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III. CRAY.
ASToNIo sog- ;Ns

And whereas tho said Convention has
iccu duly ratified on both parts, and the
respective ratilication5 of the same were
exchanged, at Gu0,cmala, on the second
day Of august one Thousand eight hYndycd
and twcnty-sX, sy Jouy WILLIAMS,
Charge dAGdiros H tha United States,
rear tire Govcrnrscnt VI tile Federation Of
ihc Centre of Nmerica, and Frpao GoS-
ItLrz Chief olIccr Of the iJcpgetu,eTt Of
State, Dcsputclr, War, nrd Maslr:c, See
1eturyo Of Legation Of the Republic of Csn.
tral america, near the Governments Of
South America, on the part OF their re-
sPectYc Governments.
Now, therefore, be il tncwp, tkat /,
JoHN QrINcy ADAMs, President of the
United States, have caused the said Con
ycnton to be made public, 10 the end that
the same, and every clause and article
thereof, may be observed ard frlGllcd with
good faith by ,be United States and tho
citizens thereof
In witness whereof, have hcrcunto set
rny hand, and cansod the Seal oi' The Uni
ted Suites 10 be affixed.
I)onc at the City of Washington, this
twenty. eighth day fOctobcr, IN the
ycsr pf our Lord one thousand eight
lundrgd and twenty six, and Of the
Independence of the United States
The fifty first.
itNIN QUINCY ADAMS
fy tho President
II CLAY Sstrrio1D Of Sgfr
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FUNERAL PROCESSION.

I. NarihnI. IhfeI MarJhaI. MarshuI. nj
OF horseback.
9. mdcpcpdeSs Military Companies.
3. United Sta;eN y 'art Company,
!. United states @crines.
5. Ecv Clo-gy ct 0iGeycnt dsAomina-
tyCtES,
q. Bishop GnIswoLD ort Rev. Mr..
WHEATON.
=. Eight u. $. Seamen as under bcst-
crs, four abreast.
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The u. $. Ship Lexington, arrived here
on Monday last, having on board thc re-
mains Of Com. PrRRy.-Tke re'ia,crHGnt
VIII take Place oa NWfday nest, at III
o'clock. The Committee of the town ap-
pointed to superiutcDd the ceremonies, So
iicit the alcnfancc Of all persons irc!naej d
- the following prescribed order:
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2diy. ii any one or more oil thc citizens
Of either party shall infringe any Of Iho
articles of TINS Treaty, such citizen shall
be held personally responsible for the same
aud the harmony aud good correspondence
between the two nations shall rot be- IN
corrupted thereby each party engaging
in no way to protect the offender or sane
tion such violation.
;idly. If(whicb, indeed, cannot be cx-
pccted, ! unfortunately, any OF the articles
contained IN the present Treaty shall be
violated or infringed ia any other way
whatever, IL is expressly stipulated, that
neither of the contracting parties will or
der or anthOrize any acts of rcpfisal, nor
declare war against the other, or com
plants oINtpjurles or damages, until the
said 49, considering itself offended,
shall fifgt have presented 60 the other
statement Of such injuries or damages,
verified by competent proof and demand.
cd Justice and satisfaction, and the same
shall have been either refused or unrca-
Gpnably delayed.
ithly. Nothing in this Treaty contained
shall, however, be construed or operate
contrary to former and existing Public
Treaties with other Soyercians Of States.
lHc present treaty OI IeNcC, Alilit,
Commerce and Navigation, shall be aP-
proved and ratified by the President Of The
United States Of AInorica, by aod with
the advice aud consent OF The Scratc
thereof and by the government of the
Federation Of the Centre of America, and
the ratifcations shah be exchanged IN the
City Of Guatemai1, within eight months
from the date Of The signature hereof, or
sooner if possible.
IN faith whereof, we the Plcnipotcntia-
rcs Of the United States of america
and Of the Federation of the Centre
of America, have signed and scaled
these presents.
Done in tie City OF Washington on the
irth day Of Dccctnber in The year of
our Lord one ,hOusaHd eight hundred
aud t,cnty five, ri tisc hiticth year OF
The Independence Of the u. States of
America and tle fifth Of that Of the
Federation Of the Centre Of America,
IN duplicate.
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:. Y Ury tNpFUln'
Nfry Captain
Naiy Captain.
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Capt. Hoffman. of tho L. 6. Shin r.
ton, has succeeded in obtaining the hbor.
ton If several American vessels AZ / .
Janciro, whIeiuhed been rSpsured al
sont in ior violations Of tic Llc,--
ads Of Lad
Full Y isse been received g.
~ iht q 10 ihe sis,c ~ NcW-T, :,
siveSies, Clinton tirq.nsn, -
Of 3inr
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-.~5%sS'..

TlIASKSGITINC.-By the Procla.
nation Of the Governor OF this State. 4
will be observed that This Day is set apar,
for public Thanksgiving and Praise. It is
customary on these Occasions, in the pia-
ces of worship, TO make a collection for
the benefit of the Poor. "ife hat g.reth
10 Hs Poor isndeM 10 tie Lord."
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We copy the following icitcf from q
late noston Gazette. 1t is from the Ben
of Air. Miller, native of Massachusetts.
who has been residing in Greece, s. who it
may be well supposed has lad the means
OF asccr.olning the truth of his statement
gf,he present condition of that country.
:" The present state of Greece is incon-
ccivsSly sfclchcd. Not only are thou
sdhds Of It's inhabltsht1 destitute ~ cloth
ing sufficient 70 protect them f.o:i the in
clemcncy of the approaching winter, but
are IN want ofproyiSions 10 enable them
long To cuppor, life. The standard of the
cYuss WAS rG,sed IN I'll. Pcioponcssus more
than Eve rcafs ages since which time the
Gr.eks have shcwn determination sor-
Thy :,heif etigih sad, ~ many y hard
fought battle. Rave fully demonstrated, thGt
they will lse .re. of TIC Tr'ss o. die in
arms They hsye comn!iied great mis-
takes, but ro, gfce;tr ;;'an hte, acquaint-
ed N,,h tl,sis criJ;tSa, might have cNpec-
ted. During my residence smnng thc'r in
stead Of baing surprised hi ihs,f srirr.s.
have often been as,orishc IN seeing so
much virtue, rn,ids: ssrli inisrt,. ara On
fusion. TIE rrsnii of thHif Struggle, |
think. Is ancenoih bat any ilii"s which
can be done 10 relieve their pies. ht wants
ill be deco ci charity, Noriht Of those
no rejoice IN icssening the aggregate q.
luman misery. There Is indeed, enough
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Nary Captain.
Ndrg Captain.
Nary CdpMh.
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In some recent papers we have NOR,
than once seen references made TO The
length of time during " hich faithful public
servants have retained their oiiic cs.--
Among instances OF this character. JosHpw
Nounsr, the Register OF the United Sta,ry
Treasury, should not be forgotten. ThS
gentleman has held tic responsible cii;s
which lac fills evcr sircc Tic Treasury -
Par'men. was first organized, under ..ti..
AspER HAMiLroN, ~ September l,ea. a
period of 81 years: and is, we Lcil,, :,
the only officer Of the United <7o6hs Co..
eminent whu stands ia ihat 9on.-
RICHARD Harrison. xofrW Pr,
Auditor Of the Treus2 I'd 'l,ass
poih,mcnt Of Audi,a ,h esse'
l7vl and TnoM !11'r,Kru ~,
ags'ie'fs a4,. lscs. '1Te:" Tr:.1 s'in :.
vlously held by Mt. Nvclcot' afF y
Meredith, the former Auditor and the ls,-
ter Trcsssrrr.-l Nat. Jour.
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.-s&S-..

We extract the following view Of The
brsincss, which viii undoubtedly occupy
the approaching session Of Congress- from
the National Journal, of the 2is,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19

quarters al six leagues distance, between Salona and
Ldoriki. The Greek troops had made some entrench-
ments with the design of establishing their
tiers; but they finally quilted that position. The Sc
raskier had had several engagements in the vicinity
Ldoriki IN winch he had lost great number of men.
A Russian Consul was expected at Prevesa for that
place The government had received orders from tue
Serasker to place the best house IN the town. which Is
composed of barracks, at the disposition of that foreSh
officer, for his residence.
The inhabitants OF Spezzia have joined themselves
to those of Hydra for the better decnce OF both
IL is reported at Napoli iii Romania, that corps OF
Arabs, about four FIVE thousand in number, had
advanced upon the province OF Mama, and summon
ed the inhabitants TO submission. Those who were
in condition TO defend themselves, demanded TO
communicate with lbrabm in person, which not be-
ing acceded TO, they opposed themselves to the en-
ttance of the Arabs, and after long and doubtful
combat, put them 10 rout with loss OF 1000 men.
1t is also said, that two transports laden with provi-
sions of all kinds belonging 10 the squadron of Lord
Cochrane had arrived at Napoli
Travellers who have arrived from Provesa, inform
that the garrison OF Nlissolonghi in evacuang that
place. carried with them the bones of Marco Botza-
ris, which they deposited in safety among their com
patriots, as new palladium.
- The Journal of Rome, the .Natise del Giorno an
that the Pacha of Egypt has founded College
at Bouat, IN the palace formerly occupied by his
lsinael One hundred pupils from the age of to tina
of 35 this is probably an error in printing! are Their,
accommodated at his expense, and the most skilfu
masters instruct them in chemistry mathematics draw
ing, Greek, Latin, Arabic, Tu koman, Persian, and al
the modern languages of Europe. II is supposed tha
the most elevated officers of the administration will BIZ
exclusively conided 10 the young men who gradual,
from this College. Egypt has also military school
organized on the plan of that OF Metz several FrencL
and Italian officers teach the application of physics ant
mathematics TO the artillery practice.
We hear from Florence that they had united their YES
sells Tor an expedition to the South intercept convoy
of provisions destined for the Morea, where the Turks al
suffering under 4 terrible famine.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-19
aJt,,,.. l,..., ALBANY, Sept. ..
'iro"Hy C'fcuH Court and Oyer and Tcrnline1.
The People, VS.. john Owens 4 WilIia,, on,

tNtt COtefb
Ilie People, VS.. john Owens * William, Owens
! biS was trial for rape, committed on a yonpo
female o. the age Of fourteen. The trial power(u e
citcd the sympathy ofAhc audience for the girl and her
parents and aroused the strongest feelings of indjo
on against the brutal perpetrators of the crime cl
cd Inc prisoners are brothers, John aged le. William
10. Inc elder brother put on trial Tie inurcd
ana her parents came into court dressed IN ron,n
She Is OF small stature, feeble strength and delicate a
pearance. In passing through piece OF woods. sic
was su o'd Of by the elder brother who put his hand
upon per mouth threw her down ana penetrated tho
CRIME. HdeT which his younger brother was guilty Of
ne same offence, the older brother holding her down
InG 'eS'pony OF the complainant was confirmed by tic
IvIuSnCe OF hHed girl Of her athers TO whom she re-
ateu 'e facts on her return home, This witness STA
eu tnat Tue compliments face was scratched and bcr
Co'nes torn and that she went with the complainant 70
inc woods where the crime was committed and Go,nJ
her earring and comb the ground The DIace w.
SO distant from any dwelling that any out cries which
might have been made could not have been hoard. 4
verdict OF Gully was pronounced By the jury. Tpon
which, the younger brother William yitb5re,y his pIea
OF not guilty aud plead guilty to the charge against
mn ne prisoners were severailv sentenced 10 state
I,son az 9sru labor for iDe Council for the prosecu
IT, wv D I attorney Council for the prisoners
aoor and Edwards assigned bv tie court
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have lived, had they remained the wreck, and Sue
believes not The Captain, she said much strong
er in appearance than MIR. Oke, on FRIDAY morning
and yet he died; and she believes ta, had She not drank
salt water that day. she must have died a.so."
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An account Of The tate Slides from tie hic Nounat,,s
az a letter from The Rec. CARLOS WILCOX.
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49, "RGo DE JANEIRo, July o.
THE Brazilian and Beunos Ayrean sauadrons have
had some skirnishng, but injury sustained bv Ell
ther party Our two ships ofwar, Cyane and Boston
SAILED from this port for Monte Video on the 26tb
utn " Wv ~o'"
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Twenty Dollars Reward

VIE above reward will be paid the apprehension NJ
~ Negro Man named JULIUS, who aI,scond,d frot,
ne subscriber, residing near King and Queen Court
House, on the 9Th inst Fl is believed tb. aid Ill; h
obtained, by some other, free 1,as, 70 spabI
MN to get on board vessel bound to the port III;
description IS as follows: stature about FIVE feet back
PeXnn features small aud regular, his voice veIv Ai
h"le' o"t IN conversation frequently changes from fne n
course; ABOUT 70 years Of age, and first rate
MS c"ng cannon be particularly described The abovs
reward VIII be paid the said runaway can be so seemed
as TO enable the subscriber get him. nd NY further
s""De sum WIZ be Pad commensurate with the trouble
III experimenting him. Owners of vessels hound ., -!
north and elsewhere requested attend to the FORE
going advertisement. " '' '"'e-
VIRGINIA COLLINS.
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letter TO the Editors from gentleman in HMM
county, Indiana, under date of the 2Ist of July saws
'hat Mr. Adams is rapidly gaining friends in that state
ana II he pursues the course lie has taken, will certainly
secure the vote of Indiana ut the election Great
cXertions are said 10 be making by the jackson party
10 put down Mr. TEST, of the Representatives. in
Congress, but ii is The opinion Of the writer that the
eiort will be aboriivc Calhoun he says, politically
dead and buried The Congressional election through
out the state, took place on the 9Th instant
.1Ler. CaS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-01

4 SCHMIDT, Avocat, a l'honneur d'informo, t.
~ anc'ehs Coions de Saint Dominique, on leurs he
ner' cfeancers donaaircs, egataircs &c ct en- ,Gnta
toutes les personnes qui ont dToit I'ndrr,n;,I
par e t""YeTnemen FranSais, quill Went de recevoir
touS les documens necessities DIES rccamations d t,
"aif ~ fa, en- consequence, loie dc SEES service s
habitans nc &C pays qu avoir DIES drots r;
ya0'[ Rurfs de la commission crGGe par POrdonnance
Se q" Ma 1870 ct sc chargera, sill es, necessairc
de iaire paryenr au Secetare Chef dc cite
sujet. ~ o""es &c
ao'rss'r d"fctement Iui, Office vis-a-vs Ia
Pos,e Richmomi, gu ndirecten,ent rn - "a
icttTcs paqucts. US
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-01

AT the celebration OF the Fourth Of Juv at Little Rock
arkansas, the following toas,s were drunk
i l. The principles IF '76-Nay they DC ,cepIv cp
e'"en ON tue heart of every American citizen.
., 1"e c"'ted States--Nlay their UuiUn be perpe-
8. Principles, NOT Mon.
| L. TIE President IF Me United St,ios.
| 8. The Ieadsof departments.
| 6. Or Sister Republics
2. TIE Panama observation-disclosures In lin ,,,,o,. an,
statesmen who supported II.
.. Agriculture, Commerce, Manufacturers and In.
| tc'nat Improvements. "''' 10
3. The memory of the heroes and sages of the Rs
volution. ~ ~
10 Education.--Doy IFS importance be duly ar,re
ciated ~
III. OR 1e'rnory.-May it cotinue TO experience
the paternaI care of the general government.
H. The .4,ny and Macy Of e United States
13. Tic american Far
VOLUNTEER ToAsrs
by the President-TIenry CLAW
by the Vice President-The Administration of Inc;
United States-JustIy famed for intelligence Guided
by virtue, the people will sustain them against fie VI
ruent and unqualified opposition OF disappointed ana
ambitious aspirans.
BY Gov. lzard-The late President of the United
States, The venerable James Monroe.
By Judge ScOt-John Quincy Adams-NIay the
sequel of his administration dappoint his enemies and
even by them be called glorious.
by VIM. Cumniins-May the nations odIum fall
on those who, from motives of ambition and envy clam
or against the constitutional decision of the Presiden-
tial question
by H. Arnsrong-Wm. If. Crawford-The patriot
and statesman worthy the highest honor in the gift OF
his country.
BY y. w. Newton (orator of The JI.nry f-i,,,
tho bold intrepid statesman the steady and indeper
lent patrot-le stands firm and amid the storm Of
parties and like the lava of Htna the corruption OF the
opposition falls and drivels at his feet.
by H. N. West-Our Sister South America
eTng AMID The rowns of mona rchy-Nay she never re-
coi oeneath the mandate of kingiy council
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- lie Richmond indiana) Public T.edgerexpresses The
following opinion in relation to the feelings of the pro
pie of that State towards the Administrations
So far as we are able to Judge from sentiments ex
pressed at varons places in this State during the hate
anniversary celebration, public opinion is decidedly and
uniformly favorable TO The existing Adninistration-and
the opposition is scowled upon in many pthy and in
dignant toast.
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NOTICE

a. SCHMIDT, Attorney-at-I.s,. Mfrs III, so,,;.,. .
- me former Colonsts of ST. Domingo, their heirs
creditors assgnees egatees, &C. and in general to all sr
s having cal" OF Indemnity the French Government
Being possessed Of the forms prescribed v the orda
AZ relation To Claims Of ibis description, he will arrange The
necessary documents aud draw up statements 10 acron
ny them IN proper form If required, he i'll also ca,
them TO be transmitted the Secretary in Chief Of ill.,
Commission Of Liquidation created by the odina Of ORR
May 1926. " ON
Letters post paid, directed to this place n,
pca'ns at his Office, opposite the Post. oacc will be- at
tended ' ~
Richmond Arg 17th 1896
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DIED,

On Saturday morning the Goth Instant Can, ro,,,, "
E'ibEhToN OF Henrico county, man of exemperv mo-
taS' a"d highly respected aud esteemed by all his
RnceS. " 40 -i'"4''
In this city ON Tuesday the 99t, inst. after ~, ;u,
'nree uhys, MI PETER DUPUY in the 9th wear 90 81,
age In his death society has arniable menber
Baptist church po,ts brother; his afflicted widow
husband and his afectionae children LOVING and hi,
"a thcr. e ~ oe''Ne''
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EAIXoN TIMBERLAKE has just received. and ofr.,,
~ for sale, low for cash acceptances
IS hhds. English Island .NOI.4SSES,
so bags and barrels prime green COFFEE
10 hhds. St. Croix SUGAR.
And he will be regularly supplied with the above mem
iionGa articles IO4F SUGAR at Refinery prices nud
HIlIShEY in hhds n nd barrels f' ~
j Country Merchants are invited call!
Sept 1-w3t
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VIRGINIA. CASES. Vol. Q

UsT published by PETER COTTON, and for s,,o
- hs Law and Miscellaneous Bookstore, VIRGINIA
GASES or Decisions Of the General Court Of virrinia
cnfiy on 'he Criminal Law Of the Commonwealth; com
with an INDEX Of all the principal matters in This and E
preceding volumc--Yol. BY W1LL1A,1 BRorrr,
in calf IS 50. 49, ''''"
~ b. This Fo'gms .9aa rs -1t page -rsr.r printed
matter. ~ f''"'-"
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FROM inc IGlcthlOld I.nQutyeT.
lie following toasts given the 4th JULY nj Canton
ment Chnch, near Pensacola, [Col. Cliuch presiding
and Com Warrington of the guests are at once a
proof OF the strong hold which Gen jackson has upon
the feelings Of some of the army and of the ndepen
dent spirit with which they dare 10 speak their sen
monts IN the very face of the administration.
Geo. NJ Troup and the Georgia Representatives in
Congcss-Iber efforts in defence of State Rights de.
serve the thanks other coun;rymen. cheers-ln-
jor Twjgs
John andopb.T6e true patriots the fearless states.
man. Cdpt U'agcr.
The Soldiers friend; the Nations favorlie Andrew
Jackson.-.Uqjor WrigdL
Andrew Jackson.-IIis grateful countrymcn will re-
member his gallant services and in defiance of intrigue
will reward them 3 cheers, guns Capt. DUDE
Commcnt-jyAe ,NortoM Herald That "somo of
the army should wish the election Of General Jackson
is not at all 70 be wondered Tie is military chief
tam, and from the high handed tenor Of his public life
might be expected TO CRAFTY the wish nearest TO SOL
dIer's heart, by involving the nation in war. And
although as officers Of the General Government tbey
are subordinate to its existing head is quite natural
70 hear them cry, Great is The Diana Of the Eplcsisns
&c But how long is it since the Enquirer attached
Importance to the political sentiments Of military mem
AND now long has been, since tbat paper couh to
crate the idea OF making General Jackson President
WHO mas been so often denounced in lis columns as
hatcened vioIator Of the Constitution military fyrant
savage murderer, and-in short, every thing else
that was borrd?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-09-01

The last Norfolk Herald has appeared in dress entirely
n"w j. is Journal of great reepecabiiitv. and hrh;v
deserving of public patronage We NOS, c-rsa'i "ish l.
iHc:esed rro sGs-'iy a93 s'-ce7s.
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isn1 agents OF the Cj|csnmcn; the system OF
hai Improvement now IN progress. III scientific
qnirements were extensive and contributed largely
me development of the resources othe country aud his
literary and other accomplishments ONO ordinary
KIND In the death Of such it may we'll be said
"e have lost useful citizen and the government vail
liable public officer. TBau. Pat
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The Vteat Crop.-Itis but too well ascertained
that the wheat crop has been very sbort'tbis season
throughout tie eastern section Of This State. Little
more than half an average crop IS believed 70 have
been realized. The quality Of the grain however is
excellent, and te fJg- made from It is very su-