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tunate infants was expelled from The ra-
gina, and consequently before re.pifatiuo
Could hase taken place. DISCRETION would
show wteIhrr any ininry md hrro com-
niii'cd on the hrail through llir-r atrrn' :.
In conducting our inqmly 'hr most ri
ang driarnts eeauretrd With The decea--
ri should nor pas unarrdrd, f'r however
unirpurlant they mas ~ Atst. inde idually
appear, ~ sh.ll ollcn fDA faei ~ cembiue-
I'M thrt vii aiford liz pnpcly'd da,s tar
thr s"lutinn If AR probIcn. WIN how
many examples an fhr Giztoiy NJ c,ine
prescott II nhere the NOR, alnule c''ruin-
't5ac : NV ALONE la ni-hrd tlr" dancing
1fsals' ofgnl1 Their apparent lnsi Z VI
iraarr N such caves n1ad srem TO *
einpt them Even from the usual prrcau
ton ct contcalmrnt, and morr especially
from thosr artfol measurrs by which thu
designing assassin seeks To- cat a. lalpea=
etfablr t,lI over the more direct evidence.
OF his crime.
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-. ~. nublie stores IN slrieptioI'
pa w. >, .,,;ci, M Subsequent contract
'sn rlirctually form bat. ,,,
'"' Snotfen's .4drocafe.
-aZe-
pfxssrLvANIA.-Tne tolmNlng Pre-
.....,,., krsnlalions, introduced INTO The
-. IF PENNSYLVANIA, have been adapt
,tb4dv by a very large majority :
az Whereas The President of thu United
in his late message. has informed
sur, aaon,ry that the Republics of the
tu' i have invitrd our Government To
p.nr.spntatises Ia meet them in Il
s.'' .4.ss Ia br held II Panama and rs on
I'M oreasinn, the Legislature of the
adnpted resolution approbatory of
';d.nt Monroe, IN defence If the cause
iI,erly in tn Western Hemisphere, thus
"".oifesiing lis sympathy with, and deep
,oreat in, the establish aent OF other Re.
Ip,tlcs based, like It's own, upon the Just
pp.Eaowleds neut OF The rights Of man ::
Peeolred, by the Senate and House Of
pan,4srntati,es Of the Commonwealth OF
n,on.yl,ania, in General Assembly MT,
Th,t the policy of a mission to Paoama
.,nnarts. in an eminent degree, with the
tn",,l principles of the day, aud is cacu-
L,,J not ou to foster aud protect those
,sDo merit for support MS frleods of free
dnm but also to lamiIarize our Govern
'onnt With the views and resources of a
propIe rising in the majesty of their
strength, in the scale of national impor-
lance.
ResoIred, That the Governor be directed
10 forNarda copy Of the foregoing prcam-
ii. an1 resolution TO the Senators aud
representatives in Congress from this
.State."
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II is stated from Rome, tl,t, ri THEM.
shgatlna II a foreign govcrnmrut, the pa
pes Of jrome Bonapartr Ind brcu setrd
Ia hls chateau o. the shores II the Adrat.
"a. Me. Nurt had sskcd permission 10
resldr AT Rome, but was refused.
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which she has opened in the ienenn
! Brick Row, opposite Messrs. Morgan "a
Daniel, next door above Mr.. J. !. Patterns
Her assortment consists in part OF
Superfinc blue aud black cloths
Do assorted colours do
DO blue and black cassimeres
| Fine and common Cassinetts
| Black 1orentine
Toilenette vestngs with borders
! Silk valencia do DO
| Cambricks and cambriCk muslns
Jaconet and null muslins
| Silk gloves aud hose black and white
! Fancy chiniz aud calicoes for Indies dresses
! Black figured silks aud assorted colours do
| Al kinds OF ribbons, some nice patterns
! Linen cambrick aud kenting
| Thread lace and edgings
| Tortoise tuck and side combs
! Bombnzcttes, plain and figured
! Artificial flowers and wreaths
Ostrich feathers, tipped with every colour
Gentemcn's fur hats
| DO shoes. coarse and fine
Gentemen's bamboo walking canes by TIE
dog. or single one,
! II is her intention TO keep, in addition 10
| her regular stock of merchandise, every Gar
ment of Gentlemen Wearing Apparel made
| by her own hands, which she will warrant to
| De Ulhuc III int Dtol ihiHOiIRSl
are Gentemen's Guernsey Shirts &DraWers.
Also, Colored persons Clothing of every de.
serirtion and at the most reduced prices.
| Mrs. King will nlso cut and make Ladies
and Gentlemen's Cloaks. She will also car
ry Oh the Nan,ua Making business in all its
various branches.
Mrs. King llattcrs herself, she will frequent
| " have il in her power TO afford solid proof,
tina, it is much cheaper to buy ready made
clothing, when you may always be sure Of Il
| 1T aud at the lowest prices.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27
CAPTURE OF MONTEVIDEO

BY short arrival from the south news
was received that Monte,Ideo WAS in pos
session Of the Patriots of the Banda Orr.
entail, now the Erastern Province Toe
10, of tho inhabitants of Buenos A,rrs
was such that they surrounded the house
of the BRAZILIAN Consul At that place aud
gavr three cheers. Several provinces in
Brazil had sect in their Deputies, aud been
received as Independent states IA cousr-
quence of which the Brazilian Consul had
demanded his passports, and set out for
Rio de Janciro. The provinces in the
north Brazil continue quiet. A L the pea
SAINTS and free blacks were pressed for SOL
diers, which they were sending TO Rio ia =
metro. The whole country in an unsettled
state.
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POPULATION OF NEV-yoPK

VI Z IN IV'N Ut Ne VI VFtN.
From the returns received al the office of
the Secretary of State, of New-York. It APP
pears that the gain IN 'he population of
that State, since the census Of 1890, is GIg,~
648 The total population o the State Low
amou,,s 10 l,616,453; aud the total exclu-
ding lens, par p"r1. aud persons OF colour,
not taxed, IL I.53l.G4a,
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Extract ofa letter 10 Mr.. Sandersoh, o.
the Merchants Cofcc House, Ph,iaaelDhia.
& In the enclosed paper, dated the 18th
December last, You will find that the En-
peror of the Brazlls has declared Uar 4
galnst the United Provinces of Rio de la
Plata. Great preparations were making
when left Rio, TO cary on the War with
yigoI; fitting out all their men of-war aud
enlafging their arny-tbcrc WAS general
press for the land and sea seryice-seyeral
transports with men had sailed for Monte
video, and there Wa Il strong naval force
off Bucnos Ayres, block ding that port
There are now several Bncnos Ayres prl-
vateers, Is. II is said some pirates,) Oh tho
coast If the Bra2is. One of themoH CAPE
FRO, & had made several captures. In u
short time we may expect any number Of
prihatcers, Some with commissions on both
sdes, aud our trade to that coast will be
very hazardous unless our government see
= % proprety ofsending out respectable
Naval force to protect our merchant veg
~cls against the lawless privaleers that win
I've swarming in those seas.
Markets at Rio were very dull for Anne.
rican produce. Sugar, Coffee and Hides
were scarce aud high.
The Empress of the Brazils has lately
presented a Son aad Heir to His Imperial
Maiesty-There was great rejoicing on the
occasion.
II were TO venture 10 give an opinion,
should say that Don Pedro will leave of
wearing his crown, before the young
Prince can do without bis caps.
From what could learn while was in
Rio, am satisfied that there IS IA strong
party in the BraziIs against the powers that
be. am also very we'll assured that Boil
ivar inicuds to take a peep int ihnt coun-
try, before he retlres from the fcl1-this
was the general opinion N Upper Peru,
when left africa in October last"
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SCHE,, WI y:
100 Prizes,
220l b. ka,
$500 Tlckel4at S9 IL q 900 Dolls.

AZ he P,ires paid IN Cash
o." Prernt price Of Tickets So, and
shares in ptoportioo, but will advance on
the 9th Of March Ad,roiurers would do
well 10 seud IN their otdels--all nf which,
actually maied helbre the advance, will bs
att"ndrd g. Al the scheme Price.
The Drawing will b" snprriorndrd By
Ia" following geptlomen: Judge VIM
DanleI, Chisw"Il Dabnry, Aho0 M'Dan-
ie John q. Mrcm John Bullork, David
u Muir"ll, WIN N'Krnoey, WIN. w. Nor
veil aud to,mou Ia ,c0ek, E,qs.
o. Orders ftem distance, by mail,
pos p}id or private Conveyance, lnclosihc
the cash or prlze tickets, will meet the
most prompt attention # addressed 20
AUa. LEFTWlGH, Manager.
LgnchJnR H6. At, I828.
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80 @R ~'-
leVIj-ietrc

Island = ,n n,m II me L"sislaIore Rhode
fIry wer. a, ,,''' ~ ia'oor Of log es. said
he propbs, 1I, ..s,o by scrlpfur" nj hat
'1s one. ''' was c"'"efncdP GRAVY
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL

On Monday, TIN 9Th mt. the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal BlIl pissed the Stoatc ol
P"nns, haata, on the 5d reading 81.
Nays, none.
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MORE CAPITAL PRIZES.

RILEN OFFICE,
4 CORRECT List u the draw ing Of thf 20
Z j consolidated GRASp STATE LorrrAY OF
NARrLhFD.
2lnl7 he great ehhlal prizs Of gIn0. 900
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i HE VERGIISIAN.
LYNCuBrRG, FEBRUARY ~. Ialo.

9TH tirgiHian. -Thrrr IS = Inprr md, r
this tile pfiuled al Isnchhlrg, not much
" known or spoken of, which l. peculiarly
distinguished for lis ser,ility & snhsrr-
s Siencl II Mr. Adams. A generous sun
port of flrnd-, & Grm opposition To enc
mics, ara characteristics of n fee prrss.
land II i 81 uncommon Il thing tn srr a
! " Nfglnan'n thu shape of Ewuius syco-
phant, that, for thu hanor Of the state.
" that paper and lis conductor should be
handed acruss the lines. As the Lynch
bnrg Nitglnlou Is an humble follower of
the Kings IN this city, we shall hereafter
keep them united"
/ ~ The preceding paragraph is from
that model of impudencc, y'clcpt the
".Nt'o YORK National .ldsocafe." edited by
the far-famed Mordecai NJ. Noah, by the
Grace of God, Judge of Israel" and En-
pefor Of .4rarat 1t would be waste Of
time, ink aud paper, 10 attempt to refutc
any ihiog that NJ, Noah says and this
every one knows who has ever heard Of
Wv 'A'''' 1''li'Nt nun VI lhl7' Ilbll 5-ltl
the impress of doplclty be placed upon
his brow, exposed to the public ze and
the public scurl, it matters not ne re
pcats. with the Utmost sung foiR, the oft
told tale, until like many other Munchau.
sens, that which he knew at FIRST to be .he
mere coinage of his otr Imagination, he
at length seriously believes II be true
lie swcars 50 often to thu same falsrhond.
that il soon brcomes identified with his
honor q his pride compels him to defend
what bis meanness prompted him to pab
lish.
Destroy his web Of sophi5'ry in vain,
" The creatures at his dirty work again
Whether the Tirginiau' is much
known or spoken of" Is matter which
concern, its Editors but little They had
rather not be known or spoken of at aH
than to be only spoken of and known, as
the posscssors Of wit blended with malice
humor without decency, policy without
principle, and vanity without the least
shade OF modcsty. Such is Mr.. Noah
rharacter--such IS the ladder by which his
" young ambition emerged from its low
lncss--and such the props by which hc
IS snslaIned-a distinction certainly not
very enviable, whether we consider the
means by which it was attained or those
by which it is supported distinction,
which, like that of the mad youth who
" fired the Ephesian DOME" ought rather
to be Stunned than sought. We pretend
to no extraordinary degree Of skill, in any
part Of our professionally cannot boast
of that snbllDated " art' by which many
dull ploddcrs as well as quick wits, have
acquired the cognomen of able cditors
We do not possess the rare aud enyiabIe
tact Of writing ,OhR we please, Chen we
please. We cannot, like Mr. Noah,
consent to be eternally polng over Walk
er's Dictionary and we sometimes get
tired even Of Shakespeare. 1t is no wonder
therefore, that the =" Judge of Israel" who
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27
lNN fSV.SI

'E'HF Rooms odinioiog the virginlan of
office, they are telI suited for ~ Office
or small store. Apply 10 the printers.
kse. 20. tcts56
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bill IA before the New York Lpgisla-
tlrr 10 prevent the sale of Chnrchrs, aud
the ground wheiron The are situated on
eXri alton.
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Congress The Florida Canal Bill has
p1ssed he House oi Representatives. ur.
Thyme, Of the Senate, OH south T. rain,
has reported the Bankrupt Bill. Tn Pa
IA dresliou yet undecided IN the sep't.
The Pu' ,idcut h not vet answered ,h.
all ia" lower House, for information an
thAI 81 lrrf.
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a noe Hareriry .Norel.-The annnncia.
tim of the firth coming novel Of Wood
stock, by the author Of Waverley, was
quite unexpected, both in England and this
country. We hear positively, that Con
stable himself, tine publisher in Edinburgh,
had no idea in October that one would be
published this winter, but the author chaa-
ged his mind, as great men will sometimes
do, as we'll as small ones.
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VIRGINIA LIIGKATU RE
LOTTERY,

5TtuNU tLAHH.
Forthe benefit efMe .Nt~ LGad'h 4catrmy
10 Le drawn at my Office il nchburg, on
the 18th ol MAY next,
All IN ONE nNY
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27

Literature Lottery, lst Claas.
this place On Saturday last
the prize Of 1000.
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Later Forum Eci0s - \cconnta by the
Mediation ha,r brrn received Al v. YorL
from London TO lhr 9th. and Iiyarnaol f.,
'h' nh 1aonary Nothing nrw of poll.
ucal eaI-~tnoney m ,ttrrs aud the com
mcsclal world we're still in acme comma
ho TO-. d the great stapIc Article Of our
country Cotton,hed experienced fertilizer
decline.
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n, 49, -

Com, Roayo,, -" Cou'hVp'an. : when
ht widows nha ~ fatr"s. srvd Tnrk-
70 af Coriptb a." "'stiand, had htn Kill
.Sno'h C'aroi;na 'e brought on boid the
me Comn.d' ''ie Srrets, fnrfale--
n'b,asom, gave them t tbain ISL paid the
'''H to Smyrna. '" ''oef'y "n sent
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- .'ssarIly inyoI, ed, can alone be dls4p ted
by lie concentrated hight of circumsiantI.d
evidence, derived from the inspection Of
the dead body, N the exact situation aud
posture in which il was found, aud that Of
the surrounding Objects aad from aaato-
micaL dissection. A thousand examples Of
the importance OF Anatomical dissection
might b" adduced, the fpIloA ing may sui
flee. The mother a.tfnlly places sotnr of
her blood about the child and Icders tina
navel string united, wishing ii to appear
that the child persisted, from hprnorrhagr.
occurring nntnown To her, and lhal she
was NOT aware Of the necessity Of fastening
the. cord, In this case the proper folne.-
Of the arterial and Yeuous system vii be-
tray The llnposlors. A midwife wasrxe-
cof"d II Paris for having tatr5ductd fnr
and sharp wires into thr brain. thruu.h The
f"ntaneles, before The head Of The uofcr-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27

afis being the poini al which va. FIRE, a..
iemhled, the Representation or NJ III f. 20
men II the cl,iiiLed world. to drlhct.t.
nphn the affairs of naiiuns ih,. rienfs If
men, and the pefmancncy IF Renuh,r ~
Institutions il siiuuted IN the southern nart
u Gnatimala, or Central America, moi FIR
om the lsthmns of Ddrien We have oh.
served II frequently reierrrd to, as being In
South America. The fact ia, that part
OF the Republic Of Columbia, according IL
the equatorial division, would be In North
America B1t the settled understanding
IS, that the l-ihmus 81 Daicn. is the natn-
raj division of North ID South America.
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ViNHlNAa FNN EVkli

he Downing Of the Virginia Stsie Lot
trrt, Dor the benehl Of The Dismal
SNamn Canal Company will positively take
plHce on
WED.NFSD.9Y NEXT.
therefore MI who wish u obtain gsssG 900
tor the Hnnl sdm Of So, win obscrVe, that
they have no tim 10 delay IN calling nj my
VERY LUCKY OFFICE,
md secure chance thai will mike them eas
SIS, happy aud comfortable the remainder If
their days. ] will further remark, thai u ves
~ inferior Judge mny discover TIM tits /. tez
cidedly lhe best Scheme ever known In tir.
ginia II Il a. be hoped Tint 10 person viii
he % neglcelinl oil their real interest afto let
hi. golden opportunity paS' by without ue
king eood use of h, and more particularly, ~
have received direct from Norfolk. few
Lucky Numbers, which will dispcsc Of.
ABRAM Il NORTH.
February 81.
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lie Wbir f,-- I place. tsays the s,sb.
baed H. "'g, (which isllkcly to bpc"ma, al, nl@-
'0ry' from the circumstance
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Wy saturdays Mail.

trginia H5sembiq The Senate hnye
rejected the bill abollshng The Board ol
Public Wa'ks. The BllI concerning ,1r
Oncn't Courts "aa rejected IN the lower
House by a large III iority.
)" much If I" Gaaeroor's message ,s
reldr' Ia the Tlin Aod Rods aud Gan,l4
by the General Government has been re-.
E'rred 70 II select committee.
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SCTTYNYYg

U ITUNUT7 WT! DC Hdu al %, dNu sNsT03 IN7
proportion, at my
Ihe public will observe at the very FIR
glance AT the above scheme. that it is dec,
dedy the most brilliant one ever got up II
Virginia, and, at the difference in price O
Tickets, if may be iesily said TO be equal
not superior TO any in the L States, aud The
Frawing is approaching very rapidly an
Tickets are becoming ii very great denan
and must soon advance Adventures, there
tore, should not delay a single day in eallinj
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-27
g2wIT EUCsEy Gr1'YcS

and secure a chance in the above ROAD I,
peoitt-where the Cesi viii be paid for al.
prjzes, ms soon as drawn, il odd NJ my Office,
II Orders from any part Of the United
States, by mail or private conveyance cncio-
sing he cash or pri2e tickets, post pard) f1r
tickets or shares, vi meet the same prompt
and runctual attention as if on personal aI-
plcation. addrcsscdto
A3RAM II. NGRTEE.
Jan. IL IYuchburg Va.
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-. :, TOBACCO.
extracts from the London
'1 ao rd'ceiaed, We Gud ibr following
3 hhds. meIalon to the Tobacco trade.
Together vi ord.r d,,o1on, ~ 49,
.lso IN storto he warchouscd years
And several onal rent, and orders the
3 cases M I'D on the weight actually
200 pair sim the warehouse"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-12
COMMUNICATED.
Funeral Honors to Jefferson and .Adams.

Funeral Honors to jefferson and adams.
Thursday last, the 10th instant, was assigned
by the Corporate Authorities, and the Commit
tee Of the Young Men of the Town, to the sad
devotion of funeral honors in memory Of those
immortal patriots, Thomas Jefferson aid John
Adams. The day was fine. Business was to-
tally suspended; the flags of the shipping were
displayed at halt mast; the Museum was mourn.
fully decorated with standards which had wav-
ed'their proud banners in the war OF our Revo.
luton. The dawn was ushered in by discharge
OF cannon, and the tolling Of the bells. In the
morning, at noon, and the close Of the evening,
the repetition Of those awful sounds kept con-
stantly vibrating in our ears the melancholy
truth, that the souls of dauntless patriots had
gone to their long homes. We were reminded
ofthe excellence Of human nature when engag-
ed in the noble cause of liberty against oppres.
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From The Baltimore american.
~ our view

Major Barney, who returned on TUESDAY
morning last from locating several scites for
Light Houses down the Bay, informs that the
schooner Prompt, Of and for Alexandria, from
New-York, with full. cargo and deck load,
went ashore on the bar at New Point Comfort,
close in with the Light House, on Friday night
last; that the revenue Gutter, on board ofwhich
Major B. was in running in for harbor on
Sunday night, at about half past 10 O'Clock,
discovered the above schooner; bat it being ex-
tremely dark could not distinguish her stus.
ton until very near,-and being in four faith
oms water, determined to anchor and send as
sistance; blu! in rounding too for that purpose,
the cutter grounded on the edge Of the bar, and
the tide leaving her, it was not until the next
tide MONDAY, twelve o'clock} that she was 81 J
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I By request cfMe Committee Of arrangements. J
FOR THE pHENIX GAZETTE.

Agreeably to public appoi ntment, Thursday
the 10th inst. was observed by the citizens OF
Alexandria in commemoration of the death Of
our distinguished worthless, JOHN ADAMS and
THOMAS JEFFERSON. The day was ushered in
by mournful salute from the artillery and the
tolling Of bells. Between 10 and ! O'Clock the
citizens convened at the Town Hall, whence
they moved in procession to the Methodist Meet
companies Of the town. The devotional servi.
ces were appropriate, solemn & impressive
The singing, under the direction of Mr.. Wood
President of the Handelian Society, was highly
creditable, and added much TO the interest of the
exercises. The Grafton was delivered by WIN
+. THORNTON, Esq. and was such as 10 do him
honor and to gain general appreciation. The
principles advanced were sound, the topics ju.
diciously arranged and discussed, and the style
ehaste and digpiied. We are confident we ut
ter the wishes Of all who heard it, when we eX-
press our hopes that it will be laid before the
public. 1t was liszened to by very crowded
audience with the most fixed attention. Much
credit is due 10 the Grand Marshal and his Aids,
for the promp: and orderly manner in which the
arrangements Of the Committee were carried
into effect. Amid all the movements Of the mi
litary, .here was stiffness and soIemnity well
adapted TO the occasion. The day was very
favorable. The shipping III the port wore their
flags half mast; the stores were closed, and &C
tive business entirely supended. An aspect OF
seriousness seemed to be spread over the face
Of society, which told that subjects of no ordi-
nary character and importance claimed and &C.
cupied the public mind. Never have we wit
messed scene where all the circumstances ap-
peared to be better suited to the occasion, or to
be more in unison with public feeling. No
accident occurred through the day to interrupt
the solemnities, or to break in upon that seri-
Gus contemplation in which all seemed dispos.
ed to indulge. 1t passed away as i: came-a
day of deep feeling and solemn recollections -
The whole scene was closed at the setting sun
by the discharge Of minute guns from the artil.
lery, and the tolling of bells. We trust tina,
while our citizens were grati6ed with this public
expression OF veneration and regret for the il.
lus.rious dead, they will be led to appreciate
better their merits, to emulate their virtues, to
hold more dear those republican institutions
which they SO zealously and successfully advo.
Gated, and to feel more grateful to God fol-
those civil and religious privileges which they
were instruments in procuring.
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.AiEIsHzy a NiDs@lAs
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1926.

The friendship and tenderness of several cor.
respondents have rendered it unnecessary TO
give, in our own language, an account of the
funeral solemnities observed here on Thursday
last, in honor Of the departed sages Of Monticel.
10 and Quincy.
We could have wished not to be the organ
Of the unmerited compliments bestowed upon
the Oration; but circumstances, beyond OIL
control, deprived US of choice, except, between
questionable indelicacy and palpable fas,i
diousncss.