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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-22

sfaa6nAsSls on David Wilson resides, con-
taiuing 1874 fee, front, and running back l32
ftet
The Lot on Lynch or First Street, oppo-
site Spring Warehouse, Wheleon WIN. I. Cor
neal resides, containing s2b feet front, run
ming back l32 feet.
The Lots on Seventh Alley or West Street,
Wherein Samuel Lancaster resides, contain
ins one acre, with an ELEGANT dwelling house,
good kitchen and other necessary houses, AN
excellent well of good water, and is perhaps
the handsomest situation IN the town of
Lynchburg.
The Lot on Water Street whercon Lewis
b Kidd lives, containing So feet on Water
Street running back loo feet.
Ten Shares of the capital stock in the
Lynchhurg Toll Bridge
The above property will be sold low, es.
pecially il a considerable part OF the purchase
money be paid IN hand, the remainder will
be made accommodating.
Application to purchase may be made to
Samuel Lancaster in Lynchburg or to the
subscriber JOHN LYNCH.
Campbell city. june 10. tc4i45
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EHri' Pect0r0{e.

ITO those who have used this recently
a discovered and uncommony effcacous rem
edy for Coughs, CsiGs, Catarrh ,sthma omd
Consumption, nothing need be said in its praise =,
1t does 9tSeJ tell more than q hundred certfi-
Gates could tell certificates without Number
uan be offered from respectable Physicians aud
others testiyinS in favor OF its superior virtues.
Only an extract from one or two will be made,
for it is wished that all would use it without any
prepossessons in its favor.
The fatal tendency Of diseases which affect the
organs of the Chest, is well known, and if we
except the acute epidemic diseases, it will be
found that a9acttons Of the lungs constitute
greater share OF the bills Of mortality than all
other diseases
The EHrir Pectora'e was discovered by a
medical gentleman, who devoted Tong time to-
an examination Of the cause, nature aud care of
pulmonary complaints, and las uniformly had the
happest effects in checking, and finally eradicat
ing these alarming diseases.-in many cases that
were considered hopeless, it has apparently
wrough; perfect cure
CER1JFTC.4YEG
The undersigned takes pleasure ia mentioning
the very prompt aud essential relief, which he
experienced in Il severe attack on the lungs in
December and January last, from The use Of the
Elixir Pectorae and cheeriullY testifes that ia
his opinion il is most beneficial medicine il,
iuihouaIg coinliWhts, NIOcHt Z HUS or settled
coughs, and earnestly recommends the Elixir to
AL who suffering under afllietions of this
kind. f. A STRALE
Theological Seminary, .2ndoOer, 2
Mass. June 80, 1886.
The following is extracted from a cornmuuca.
ton from J. Uadcrwood, NJ. q,
In the course of The past year i have in seve-
rai cases used the Elixir Pcc,orse, and have
been pleased with its effects. believe it val
liable medicine, particularly in cases of protract-
ca coughs depending on irritation which rpoulG
y not SH6dued devetop tn6ercHiar alterations
llav'ug Just received communication from u
distinguished individual, on whose veraoty can
with the utmost confidence rely, it may subserve
the interests OF humanity to quote his own words.
lie says OF the Elixir pectorale. gave phiai
OF II to sister of mine, who has had for a long
time severe pulmonary complaints, especially a
hard cough, and sometimes hemorrhage ; and she
informs me she has received the most seasiblc and
important benefit from its use, and has ordered
more. Another lady Informed me that she was
seized last spring with violent influenza. from
which she was relieved to her astonishmcnt by
the Elixir
The writer of the above extract is extensively
known as gentleman Of profound learning and
distinguished piety. | shall preserve il in use,
aud the results OF my future experience | shall
with great pleasure communicate.
(Signed J. UNDERWOOD.
For sale wholesale and retail, by j. RoBIN-
SON, Worcestey--J. =. HALL, Jr. and A, T.
LOWE, Basfon-AMOS ABBOT, 9ndover--
and IN a The principal towns aud cities through
out the United States.
November 29, 1896 eow1v
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worcester, s. Probate Office, Nov 81, 1896.
20 me W'doie and Heirs of FRANCIS Fam.
Esq tdfe q Harvard, an SAID County deceased,
and 10 all others concerned an ne Estate Of
said deceased, GREErIrc
you are hereby cited TO appear nc
you see fit) at the Court Of Probate 70 6s
holden III Worcester. in said County, on the frs,
Tuesday 10 January next, at ten of the cloek
before noon, to show cause why License should
rot be granted. TO sell and convey so much Of The
heai Estate OF said deceased, as will raise The
sum Of Ssi5 90. for the payment of debts anJ
charges; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL PAINE, j. Probate.
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Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the
4 "A Marlborough Manufacturing q. are
requested TO make payment, on or before tho
twentieth day December next. All demands
remaining unpaid after that date, will be lodg-
en IN The hands OF an Attorney for collection.
marlborough, Nor. %, 1926.
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Notice.

WE the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. Nathan
iel Paine, to receive and examine the
claims OF creditors to the Estate Of RICHARD
GRAVES, late of Ashhurnham, in the County
OF Worcester, deceased, represented insolyent.
do hereby give notce-that Six Months are
allowed to said creditors TO bring in and prove
their claims (; and that we shall attend that
service at the OfIice'of Henry adams, in said
Ashburnham, Oh the last Friday Of December,
February and April next, from two to eight
O'Clock, on each Of said days.
HENRY ADAMS.
s4shburnhdnl, Nor. o, 1896.
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.Adnlinistr0h ir'S Sale.
be sold at Public Auc-

EAlLL be sold at Public AUG
Wv ton, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
December next, al the house OF james GouId-
ing, hte of Hopkinton, deceased, the PER-
soEAL PROPERTY Of said deceased, (whereof
no special disposition has been made )-con-
sisting of 1900 pr, Mems, Women's, and Boys
Shoes, Boots. and Brogans; 1,50O lbs. Sole
Leather; 200 Calf Skins: 40 Raw Hides; 100
lbs. Harness Leather; $50 Split Butte; 200
Borse-hide Butts; 100 sides Meats Leather,
uncurried 200 lbs. RoundiDgs $50 lbs.
Lsmp-black; 10 bushels Pegs, various sizes !;
15e Horse Hides 90 sides Meats Leather; 20
do. Black grained do; 10 Oil Skins IS Sheep
Skins Morocco Skins and Bindings; 100 lhs
Shoe Thread; 80 bottles Backing; bale
Sheetings Split Leather; / Splitting Ma
chine; Curriers' Tools 400 Calcutta 'iides I;
Cows; valuable Horse Swine English
and Meadow Hay; Corn; Potatoes; 2 bbls.
Fish Oil; do. Neats-foot do. do. Lamp
do; Cider; Vinegar; Rosin Oats; Q Wag-
ons T; 3 Sleighs; Cattles' Horns Farming
Tools Household Furniture, &c. &c.
Conditions made known at the time and
place. JULITTA GOULDlNG, .Adm'z.
By FsANCIs B. FAY, hSr Attorney
Hopkinton, Nov. %. 1926.
~ B.-should the weather be very stormy,
the sale will commence the first fair day.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov. 90, 1896.
TO he WidoW and Herr of sILAs sTow,
late u PhillIpston, in said County, deceased,
and 10 all others concerned an The Estate
Of said deceased, GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited to APP
u pear az you see Rt) at the Court of Pro-
bate e be holden At Barre, in laid County, on
the third tuesday in January next, az ten of
the clock. before noon. TO show cause why the
tnstrnmeut which purports 10 be the last VIII
rand Testament Of aaid deceased, should not be
approved; and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, ,. Prob.
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asostrp.
from the Memorial
TO ------.

TO .
| love my lyre--it steals me SO
From liie's long shadows up;
Giving me wings to fly from woe,
And drain the dreamer's cup.
As earth doth seem little spot,
When seen from star and sky.
So fade the shadows of my lot,
When gifted words rush by.
| love my lyre--it breaketh up
The seal'd and bursting springs,
To which in vain the thirsting cup,
Msr's bitter spirit brings.
Il throws around the tighten'd chords,
Which almost break-unbroken,
The motion light Of silert words,
Whose spell departs, If spoken.
I love my lyre-yet would not,
NV heart should keep IFS own;
hate TO breathe, aud be forgot,
To love, and be alone.
would not wear seraph's wing,
Apart through heaven TO fly;
And | would break my dearest string,
Sweep not its echo by.
| love my lyre-and when came
And laid il at thy feet,
With all my broken dreams Of fame,
Content thy smile TO meet
When iu that dark, full eye Of thine
bath'd my thoughts, my soul,
How could heart so nurs'd as mine,
Shake off that Tyres control
love nv lyfe-the form love,
Hath learnt to touch its string,
And when my memory cannot rove,
And I'm a trodden thing
When men have said my requiem,
And left me 10 the lot
OF the chill'i flower and broken stem
That trace shall be forgot.
love my lyre-its chords are given
To Thoughts ! drank from thee,
1 grav'd it first with hopes of heaven,
Twill not the lighter be
God fill thy fountains deeply up,
With springs from sins forgiven
We yet may drink mingled cup,
If not on earth-in Heaven. ROY.
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Stray Mare.

GTRAYED from the Subscrib-
~ er on the 10Th inst. dark BAY MARE,
with star in berforehead, with short switch
tail, blemish in one eye. Whoever will re-
turn her, or give information where she is, to the
Subscriber, or CLARK WITT, P. NJ. shall be
rewarded. DANIEL THOMSON.
. Hn6bardston, .NOv. IA, 1926.
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Notice is hereby GiUea.

ESHAT the Subscriber has
Il been duly appointed Administrator on
the Estate Of NATHAN N. HARDING. late
Of Southbridgo, in the County of Worcester.
deceased, and has taken upon himself that
trust, by giving bonds as the law directs. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
called upon to make immediate payment and
all those to whom said Estate is indebted. are
requested TO exhibit their demands for settle
ment. DAVID WIGHT, Administrator.
Sttrbridge, Nor.7, 1926.
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w A TCH Els.
Rich Jeacelry, f. Fancy Goods.
ENHE Subscribers have care


WHE Subscribers have care
r. fully selected, just opened, and offer
for sale, at fair prices, their Fall assortment of
Goods-among which are, great variety OF
WATCHES, OF almost every description and
price. Also, an elegant varsity OF rich JEW
ELRY-such as, Fine Gold Watch Chains +;
Seals & Keys; Pearl aud Filligree ar-Rings (;
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Topaz, Garnet,
Jet and Pearl Bosom Pins and Finger-Riugs :;
Cable and Plain Gold Neck Chains; Gold
Beads; Gilt aud Mohair Bracelets. Also, a
prime assortment OF Goods, stall more useful,
If possible, like Plated and Britannia Tea Pots,
singly or by the set; Plated Fruit Baskets !;
Plated Shutters & Trays; Candlesticks Sill
YER Edge Cut Glass Castors; Silver Butter
Knives; Silver Table and Spoons; fine
variety of Tca-Trays; Astral Lamps; Thin
bles; Razors; Scissors Rodgers Silver Steel
Penknives, of very superior quality; Cloak
Clasps; Silver and Steel Sp, ctacles Indis-
penssbles, &c. &c.
Y. & w KEITH.
TAINTED, by the Subscribers, jour
NEWMAN, who is thoroughly acquainted with
the Repairing Of WatcheS.-To such an one
literal wages will be paid.
Forester, Noe, IS, 1926. If
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Notice.
yE7HEREAS the Subscribers.

VA7HEREAS the Subscribers,
w having been duly appointed by the
Hon. Natnapiel Paine to receive and exam
Joe The claims of creditors to the Estate OF
GEORGE M. MERRIAM, late Of Shrewsbu-
ry, deceased, represented nsolvent, do hereby
give nptice--that Six Months are allowed TO
said Creditors TO bring in and prove their
claims. ard that we shall attend that service
at the house OF Charles p. Hitchcock, Innholder
IN the West Parish Of Brook6eld, on the last
Mondays Of December, January, and Februa-
ry next from one to six O'clock, P. M. on
each OF said days.
HENRY NOLEN.
SOLOMON GILBERT, o0"'"''S'
ByOokfsld, Nor. "a. 1926.
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REAL ESTATE
1T AUCTION.

EKILL be sold at Auction, on
w the premises, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of February next, at 2 O'clock, P. M. by
order of the Supreme Judicial Court, that val
liable Farm formerly belonging to Rufus Por-
ter, deceased, situate one and half mile east
of the Court House, in Worcester, aud on the
Worcester Turnpike-contaniDs about one
hundred and seventy acres of frst-rate Land,
suitably divided into Moving. Pasture, aud
Tillagc, with Orcharding sufficient TO make,
on an average, $50 barrels Of cider by the
year. This is considered one of the best
Farms in the town. The Buildings are de-
cent two-story House, two Barns, one go and
the other 10 feet long, and large new Ora
nary and Piggery and Cider Mill. There is a
mortgage of g.. 500 on the Farm, which may
be contiHued by paying the interest.
.4lso--about Is acres of Wood and Pasture
Land, with the reversion, after the widows
dover, in about seven and a half acres, called
the Wigwam Hill lot.
S9LSe-the reversion, after the widows dow
er, in about Is acres of Pasture, called the
Rand lot.
.ALsO-the Ieversion, after The dover Of Mrs.
Sarah Porter, in one undivided sixth part Of
about thirty acres of Moving, Pasture and
"oou I@du'; which was Formerly sci Oh " net
from the aboVe-described Farm.
s4lsO-one undivided fourth part of about
IS acres of Land, called the Sergeant Farm,
adjoining the Coal Mine.
All the above Lots are in Worcester, and
near each other.
o. Terms of payment will be made known
at the time and place of sale. For further par
ticulars, inquiries may be made of the Sub
scriber, near the premises.
JOHN GLEASON, JR. .4dna'r.
Worcester, Nor. 16, 1896. CIV
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Notice as herebu G,vbn
Notice as hereby Gtuea,

NHAT the Partnership here
n tofore subsisting, under the Firm and by
the name OF SANDERsoN & DAVIS, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
inde bted to said Firm are requested to call on
said Sdnderson and settle the same; and all
persons to whom said Firm are indebted, arc
requested to cell on said. Sanderson for pay.
ment, as he is hereby authorized, and has mn
dertaken to settle alldema nds OF said Partner
ship. PETER SANDERsoN
SALMON DAVIS.
PhaipstOn, Nor. 2, 1926.
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Notice.

xOOD wages and constant
W., w employ viii be given to 90 or 30 YoUNo
WoMEH, Cfapplication is made immediately
70 TEND Power Looms at Saxon and feicesi,y
FGefOrs, at South Leicester. '~ ''''' -
Nov. 80, 1926.
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DEPARTMENT.
Public Auction.

4 I Mr.. SlocktOelPS Inn, in
IA Worcester, on Wednesday, the 18th
Of December. sindry articles Of FURNITURE:
one Brass eight-day Clock-a good Time
Plece---ix old Trunks, different sizes-one
Looking Glass-lorty yards Carpetiug-one
Field fedstcad, with Curlains-one Bed
Quilt-one new Comfort-twenty Mahogany
Gladstone do. Sofa-one Easy Chair-large
Waiter--one Glass Lantern-one Silver
Watch-larse pair Kitchen Andirons, with
Hooks and Traumels--wiih many other arti-
Giles.
N. B.-Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, P. NJ.
WILLIAM EATON, .Aucr.
Worcesier, .Nog. 90, 1895.
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For sale.

a FARM, situated in the south
IA erly part Of Barre, near PratfS T,Hage
so called, containing 1877 acres OF Land, well
proportioned, watered, and fenced, with con-
veuient Buildings. Few Farms, perhaps, unite
more important advantages than the above
situate Oh the rich banks Of Ware river, in the
immediate neighhorhoot of Grist and Saw
Mill, Tannery, Blacksmith, Clothing Works,
Store, &c. where the farmer has opportunity of
disposing of every article of surplus produce to
advantage. A liberal credit will be given for
large share of the purchase money, if re-
quested. For particulars inquire Of James
Allen, ESQ. Of Oakham, or the subscriber. on
the premises. NANCY CONANF.
b barre, Oct. ~, 1926. CIV
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4 TUT ;. :. 0l.'Gl'.
From the examination | have bestowed on The
!" Cn'Oersat L'recept0r," Am satisfied t,a, bod,
in its plan and execution. it is well adsnted lar
the use Of schools. Throughout the wcr, such
Illustrations are presented 10 the eye, throue y
the medium of prints, and 10 the in.a.ina,ion
through the medium of poetry, that many alb.
siract principles, which, as often exhibited. arc
obscure and uninteresting, here assume a distinct
ana attractive form. WIN. e. FOWLER.
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THE CRlLD's MONITOR primary book
t to schools; by Key L. STRONG, author of ths
Common Reader, Young Scholars Manual, &c,
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TIE YOUNG SCHOLARS MANUAL. or
Companion to the Spelling Book-consistne Of
Easy Lessons in the several branches of Eariy
Education; intended for the use of Schools. By
Rev T STRONG.
This work is now extensively used in scbools
and has received the highest commentators
from experienced instructors.
Greenfield, Oct. 81, 1896. oioooeov,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-13
ROBINSON,S FORMS

"A SrcoNU EpIrioN "ffhe work, published under *: =.
"a tc, by my father has been prepared nv myself and
IS now Ia press The various contained in the orur
cdnoh have been adnpcd in this. tho laws nav in f,r.
many neu forms have been uudcr every tile: nd
considerable additions made work in otc, seerrfs
The collection oIorms used by Clerks Of County Cous
ana supcor Courts Of Law, large and embraces f,ru
"i process and caiiics ia ChanCery suits Prcfxcd o H.
work collection OF decisions the General Cout as
Cont OF Appeals relating To the practice in actions AT Ia
ana ~ the Chapters Of Orders, Records al large Exocu-
tons and Bonds th"re reGTruces to MANY ,lcrso,e
winch could not be comprised in that collection sketch
Is given OF the proceedings in Superior Courts of Law IN
cfinni causes iin references 10 decisions reIatir,
proceedings and 20 the entries in sucii rascs rio collie
Ton cot declarations, indictments and inrpt,tope s c
ogcd aud notes are suhjoincd Of decisions relating t
inc structure e" those presidents The cI,apfcr Of convex
'nccs contains many forms aud collection ri decisions
relating chiefly to tire execution and recording OF such H.
strUnctts. '
The work will contain upwards Of 6DU pages, labsrt
~ more than Tire former cou) will be bound in alf
and sold at Sc per copy Some copies will be prepared
with blank leaves at the end cf each chapter for ,y;c
s. 50 cts will re charged Persons who So nd for comics
aud wish them 10 be Of this description will direct ,er
agents that effect.
lis expected That copies VIII be ready 70, delivery in
fortnight.
sept lo--V CON. ROBINSON.
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PARAGRAPHS.

'Gi'ar at He last dates from Bogota daily OK
PccteG t"eFe. strong apprehcnsi0ns appear to exist
OF violence and coInnu,jUu IN Cuinana, Venezuela and
Caracas and com ainIs are made that there at La
guyra neither American Consul, nor an American
ship OF war.
1t gives US great pleasure 10 contradict the ru,nnur
TOO hastily credited and circulated, the death by as
sa5slnatiOn al BOgOta of Beaufort T. Waits Esq the
Charge d'afaires ofthc l.. 5 III Colombia.
PrarticoI Iolcrotion. 1t gives us pleasure to SCI
that the principle OF religious freedom is established IN
practice, well as by tie Constitution Of RIAYLsxp
Among the persons chosen to the City Councils Of Bal
tlinore at the last Election, two gentlemen of lew
ISL persuasion, one Of them dcscryedy, we have no
doubt, by an unanimous vote. M. InL
young while walHing on the bank fthc Bran.
DIVINE creek had black snake creep up his leg under
bis pa"taoons, and twist himself three OF Gunr times
around his leg: this done Instant He crasn
cd il with both his handsaDd held il for nearly an hour
tllI young man came To- his relief sgo cut a hole in
is panaioous and cut the head oil the s,afc 7; n1eo
sUtcd five feet long; If he lad rot got as. stance he de-
cIares he could not have survived much longer.
S1i,m PaPcr.
Prize Poem.-Tbc Committee appointed to decide
the best Poem or Address 10 be ccilcd on the nneu
ing OF the n York Theatre, Bowery, have gone tlro1
that duty with considerable abour and ate nlnn and
were divided opinion between two address g. but
they finally TO The conclusion vote 10 favour Of
tie one written by Grccnre oHcii1u. Esq. Of North
Yarmouth, STATE o .Wdine, 10 whom ,cy awarded the
prize Of 500; and also, additional prize OF 900
awarded 10 Dr. Thomas Farmer Of Charleston s. G.
'"' VIZ P'0'0 O0'' "d'CuI''Gu TOT dramatic eject
" J. Enquirer.
Interesting Iol11nqii0n.-| learn that Dr. BoIles
Of this town. Secretary Of the Baptist General Conven-
ton, has received by the brig Palmer arrived at Bos
ton from Calcutta, letters from the Rev Messrs ind
son and Price, Missionaries in Burnah who were con
fined at Ava, the capital Of the country drr;r, Il,o
late war with the British Mr. Judson was At Ran.
goon at the last dates, which place was about being
evacuated by the British and Dr. Price had arrived
at Calcutta on visit to his friends
.Nc,gLu,7po,t TIcy4H.
letter received by the editors from Green Bay,
dated August 10 furnishes information that the 81 Reg
llnent ct u 5. Infantry were about to directly
from that ueighborhood for ST. Louis.-.Nni J1WgQl
/ Tic King Of England entered the 9th gear Of bis
age on the 18th Of August. !; was not observed as
/ a day Of rejoicing, owing 70 the >ing having com
manded TIC celebration p take place On tic Iii
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Now That you have again presented yourself 10 the
people as candidate for offices in their gift each one
OF them has right 10 examine into YOUR conduct and
freely 10 express his opinions its merits. In the
exercise OF tins right, beg leave of asking you I
few questions
What has become Of your promised disclosure of
The circumstances under which J. Q. Adams became
one of the Republican party? Is it true that YOU
wr''e TO Tue late Mr.. Jefferson for his testimony in
continuation OF your assertions that subject Is il
true that MIR. Jefferson replied TO your letter, a:id
authorized yon TO publish his reply Is it true tia!
You have not published this reply because ii evnced
IN Mr. Jefferson loss of mems. faculties amounting
almost TO doting' Is it tue that yen alleJge this as
the reason for not publishing the Letter: Did YOU show
this letter, or these letters, only to a gentleman dis
tingushcd no less for lis abilities and integrity than
for his amnesty to Mr.. Jefferson?
Depend on il, The people of this country will not
oeiere that MIR. Jefferson had lost his 1ncnik ftci<s
SIX months previous to his deathanI if lie had, his
tame was too well established to he impaired by one
solitary instance of defect of memory. You ouolt
therefore to publish his IcScr and 10 come out with
yonr promised disclosure. Let the people judSe.
They viii feel as much tenderness for Mr. J. as Ven
can No PARTT AIAN.