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the least particle Of mercury or other
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Price ffty cents.
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DR. HUNTERS

PILL.,, fc. For the prereatisn
ard Iare of VEAEREAL cOmplaInts,h how
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will be found apractical treatise de-
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cure. Price one doltar.
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In tbs tows, on Thursday last, Mrs. Elean-
.,ilduieb borouyh inthe y5th year of her age
Fuueral this day, al | O'clock. aiterno.,a, fro.n
the residence OF Capt Seth Csle,
iu 6arrn,toh, on the 4th ult. OF a linger-
aug consumption. William Alln, Esq. IN In {
avth year vi his age.
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CORNS.

.AiEIO.N COR.V PL.ASTER.--
This Plaster never causes the least
pain, although 1t dtssolves and drawn
tae corn out BY the roots.-but gives
immediate ease as soon as applieds
nrj,p one dDiLar.
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AFFLICTED, ,

lust received, and for sale by
- JEREMIAH WIl.L'tNS WAR
Rem, II. !. fresh supply Of those val.
liable aud genuine MEnlClNES pre-
pared by the late DR.. " I CoJwAY
viz:
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lat a Court oflProbate

LAC d OOuII "a AAOD"IN
holden within ana. for the Iovn Of
Jvarren, on the 5M day If Fsdra-
~, "A. ID. 1927. y
NNT ilEREAS application has been
wv made to said Court for the APP
point,ncnt of an Administrators ON the
estate Of
HANNAH MASON.
it is ordered that the con.
sideration of said request, be referred
to Monday,the 5th day of March next
at 2 o'clock, r. NJ. 4 that previous
notice be given (by publishing this or
der three several times in the North
ern Star)to all persons interested to
ppear at that time and be heard.
Vitaess, SAMUEL NANpALL
Feb. 10. Clerk.
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Sattinets Cheap /! F!

rJVEN pe:les common mixed Satin
els Just received and forsalc b,
pl.ce or yard, Uery to,r. by
N. nj. s. J. X. WHEATON
Feb. 8.
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PORK /!

sNVWO thousand lbs. Fresh Pork,
1 Of good quality, for sale in lots
- suit purchasers, by the sub-cr, Der,
DYER CHILD,
Feb. 10. Water-st.
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INDIGESTION,

Dr.. RELIES .dvFIIBiLiUUS
PILLS. An excellent remedy for In
digestion, less of appetite, headache,
costirpneSs, hatuleDce, bilious affect
Ons, &c. Price one dollar each boa,
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TEManis aefnHS

DR.. kELtE' 's.1hOyMA Ilu FEMALE
PILLS, for DISTRACTIONS, Debility, ,Hy-
pochrno,ia. &c. these pills cieapse
purity, and cause free circulation of,
t.,e blood when IN a manner suspend-
ed-assist the female when nature re-
quires it. wher sby heath is establish
ed. and the patient. before pale as
death, restored to a lively aud anima-
ted complexion. They are likewise
conducive to the health Of married
ladies', unless when pregnant, at which
time they must not be taken; neither
must they be taken by persons OF con-
sdmptive L.bits. Price three dollars
a boz.
Pamphlets of many extraordinary
cures may be had of the Agents, gru-
lis.
ora large discount to country ply
sic,sus, traders, &c.
Sept. SO. iyeow'
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3subIlr IatnS,
Warren, Feb. 10.
sTATE OF RHODE-IsLAND. &c.


In GenerA assembly, jan. Session,
II. u. 1927.
AN ACT in amenG@rnt vi AN act
establishing Auctipmcrs,
Be it enacied By the General Assem-
Ibly. aRd by the authority thcre.3 ii IS
enacted, 4 hat hereafter, all goods,
wares. merchandise aud effects what.
soever, being The growth, produc g
or Manufacture ofthe United States.
(excepf distilled spirits, J lie exempt
from all Auction duties ) aud that
hereafter, on auction sales Of all
goods, " ares, and merchandise aud
cScCts whatsoever whirh are not oi
nc growth. produce ar manu'ist ture.
-uf the UmitcN States, and which are
now subject 80 the payment of a da.
~ 10 the State, the dnty shall be
one dollar and fifty cents Tor every
hundred dollars OF the value al which
the same shall be sold /; and at anu
after the same rate fnr any greater
or less sum. to be paitl al the times
and the manner mentioned IN the
seventh seciioa VI the act to which
this is IN ahicndmcnt.
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of the change to have been to MIN
|ishthe Ktli!o,s az the Natis.,ai In.
teIiigencer tJr having been reiracto.
~ in a. great political question, re-
fasing 10 support the existing now,
err; and that The change was cslcu.
ated to have the additional operation
of inducing them tn send in their
adhesion to the present administra-
tiom. II seems t, bs extraordinary.
indeed, that this measure snould have
the magical effect, at once, TO pun
ish them for past offences, and to
seduce them to the support " those
by whom they. were to DC thus nan.
.sl'cd. ! have a different opinion Of
these printers, than to suppose they
are to be thus operated upon.
Is il t9 be believed. that twenty or
thirty thousand dollars a year. taxi
ing The ycntlcmen's own data. can be
50 employed, through the agency Of
the selection Of publishers Of the
laws. rs to regulate the politics Of
the United States3 Has II come to
this That, in a country as intclli.
gent as ours. with such great re-
sources, distinguished by such watch
fitness and vigilance, on the part of
tho People. that sum 50 paItry can
control and regulate, in any degree.
the politics Of The country /? /
should indeed regret il, were il so
but lcannot, for a moment, listen 10
such suggestion, It has no foun-
dati0n.
The Editor OF the 7aanton Reporter, is very
modest IN his hints to US to let alone the af-
fairs Of the Bay State and mind our own
and we feel disposed 10 acknowledge that he
has some cause to complain. The only rca.
son We interfered in the business was because
we had an extensive circulation in that Con-
gresslonal District, and were willing 10 COM
ply with the wishes of those subscribers -
next door neig ghbour to no reason ut all,
we are fearful he win imagine but a poor
excuse IS better than none. It is therefore
to be hoped that we shall be pardoned for this
offence, romisng TO do better in future.
4. For Tying the coagressionai candidates of
BRISTOL Coun,y,to Rhode island wlttPpiag7posts
he aust answer to Those most concerned.
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IAUE SCHOOL,
2tre;Gsas1IB.

Ia7liE subscriber desirous to offer ev
4 cry possible inducement to in
duslry amung the Ladies belonging to
the Newport Lace School, and to its
branches elsewhere, hereby publickly
engages TO give the following prem
iums 10 the ladies who may be respec-
ti,el y entitled TO the same AT the eusu.
Ing annual agricultuI al meeting IN Paw
tuXet.
10 the youas lady who sh.lO
have earned the most lLoh-
ey in tis institution be- $40.
tween the first oi Feb. and
the lst of October.
For The next largest sum
esrned, $15
The third do. SO.
Fhe fourth, the fifth aud sixth, a..
each
And 10 the ten next, each, 50.
Making together SIXTEEN premiums,
CHARLES WINDSOR.
sCr Apply to Miss. S. B.sADFok d,
BRISTOL.
Newport, Feb. 10, 1927.
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Commissioners Notice.

71NilE Subscribers having been ap-
a polrted by the Honaraoie Court
oi Probate ui the town OF Warren,
Commissioners to receive and exam
inc the claims against the estate oi
ihe late
CALEB THUREER,
deceAs CT, represented ins"i,ent, and
six .nun,hs from h. 5th INST. having
been allowed to exhiGit The sailic.
hereby give notice 10 all concerned Ia
cxlibi. The san't, to eithrr OF rs at
our ~ srecti,e dwellings, within the
time above,nentiUncd.
EI;EN'R. LU1 liFR.
DAVID BROWN, Comr's
LEVI HALLE
All persons indebted 10 oaid estate
arc requested 10 make immediate
pay mcnt, 10
MILLER BARNEY, Admir-.
Ecb. 10. SW.
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IyNfALLIBLE EIE VA iER.-
Such have been the wonderful effects
of this Eye Wa,er in relieving and
curing the common complaints of te
Eyes, the proprietor is confident taat
those who use it once. agreeable to tha
directions which accompany il, will
ever after. give it the preference to
that Of any other preparation for sore
inHaimea or iceak eyes, Price 25 cents
q butte.
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ssaartas SntetttreMse,
pOnI uT w MAnkEN.

G Capt. Collins, OF brig New Columbia,
has poiil ly iuraishel US wnh tue following.
Left AT Matanzas, ~ IN uit. U. .. irisate Con,
steiiatGon, and Dr. si.op vi VAR r.spagie-
boats out 10 windward IA pursuit oi a pirate
snip NiiiIan, rdweii, If THIS port, Jast ar
rived brss Air,co, Hier, tor Boston, IN =
dag at rederlcX, hing, for New Loudon, do.
Abeolfa mailer, Jusl arrived Crus. ia.f ftetcl-
er, Il Pprtlsnd Ago, jordan, from ditto
Flora, ,Macktpalsnsfs, DO uaia, LAcoln,
do iu,ner, Vo5isIl1, do baltimore,
Furnace, do /; all u ssti in iew days; Sci-
Oh, " estoh, tr Chariestou, just arr Decatur,
OF PhIadeipnia, waiting cargo several otn-
er vessels names moi recviected, Sailed ia
co. with briggs Bay, Barton, and james, Cole,
lor tins port.
lfRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
BRiS iOi., Fec. 2d-arr sour Justice, Em-
cry, from savannah.
sc,r New YORK, Smith, from Charleston,
Wa Newport,
Sloop Eliza Ann, Child, from New York,
for Providence.
7lh arr brig George Washington, Smith,
from Charleston, for do.
Schr. Curlew, Chase, from Savannah, for
ditto.
Sloup Aonzo, Child, fr New-York, for
ditto.
Brig New Columbia, Collins, 10 ds from
iatanzas, for Warren. lhe N. Z. has mo-
lasses, sugar and coffee, ,tosN nj. Collins e. Co.
brig Busy, Barton, 10 days from Matan-
zar, for Warren. lie Il. has nioasses, sugar
and coffee, to J. Smith, Jr. and the master.
8ih, arr schr Clio, Case, fr Chavlestor.
Sloop New York, Willard, from New York
for Providence,
Brig James, Cole, 20 ds fr Matauzas, bound
10 Warren. Spoke 7th INST. ship bordeaux.
Bowen, 53 d. from Messins, for New York,
lat 40 80 [rhe j. has nolasses, sugar and
coffee, 10 J. Maxwell sndJ. Driscol.
Brig Beaver, Work, z Us from Wilmington
fr Provii ence.
schr Caluah, Munro, fr Nantucket for
Warren.
schr. Fame, Brightman, fr Charleston via
Newport.
MEMORANDA.
Spoke, OF Hole in the Wall, 10th uit. brig
Balance, Is de ir Bristol, for New Orleans
CID at wilmington, 2ls,, brig zepdyr' Bar
ton, ofthis port, Tor Havana.
Arr at Newport, 9th, schr Calnah, Munro,
from Nantucket, bound to this rort,
At trinidad, Ist ult. brig jacob, Eddy, Of
and for this pert, in Is ds'
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AN ACT in amendment o. ihe
act directing tho descent OF intes-
tate estates. and the settlement
thereof, and for other purpose $
therein mentioned.
Section 1. BE 1t enacted by fht
Gtnerui assembly. and b. ne author.
ty thereof it rs eaacted. that upon ,le
1eeease OF any person in tbs State.
the Court Of Probate, having power
To grant administration upou The es,
tate. cr to approve OF The Miil,ifthert
DC any.slla!l be authors zcd to aapoin'
some ssuitahIe pei sun tn have the
charge and care OF the personal prop
erty Of such deceased person until
admi6istratiDn thcreunssIall be gran
ted. or the will. il any, shall be prov
cd and to require bond If the per-
son so appointed at the discretion OF
the Court Of Probate, with or with.
out surety. .
Sec. 9. And be ii further enacted,
that executors and administrators.
hereafter appointed, shall be holden
to account for the whole of the per-
sonai estate Of thr deceased, except
money due. at doabIc the app"hiicd
value thereof, unless they shall sell
the whole at public auction, or un-
less the court Of probate shall direct
a part thereof to be sold at public or
private sale, in which case thoy shall
account for the nett proceeds OF the
whole or part so sold.
True Copy: Witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Feb. 10.
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FARM FOR SALE or
TO LET.

ARA THE 8 ubscriber offers for
E;::E Sale or to Let, the Farm on
l5ilsl Bristol Neck, known by
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JOB Printing executed at'his Office
wiz despatch.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-24
From The Maryland Republican.

The effect Of the publication of Beverly's, Jack
sons, Clays, and Buchanan's letters is too obvi-
Gus to be concealed from even the most preiudiced
mind--Honorable high minded, disinterested men,
cannot read and compare these letters without ar
irving at conclusion that General Jackson is unfit
for the most important station in the gift of the peo
Pile. To make the best of his predicament he has
very fuolishly, if not most wickedly, ventured pub
lie accusations against the character of bis political
rival When called upon for his authority. he gives
the name of "a highly respectable member Of Con
gress,'' who now testfes that the General is mis-
taken, that he never authorized any such statement
never received any authority either from Mr..
Clay or Mr.. Clay's friends to make overtures-and
further, that he never had the least idea that Gen
Jackson conceived him as an agent at all.
Call We this backing his statement -
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-24
From, the Richmond Wing

1t is amusing to witness the shifts and excuses Of
the jackson Editors for not publishing MIR. Clay's
speech at Lexington. The gentlemen all swat
ROOM ''-Jackson's &. Bevelly's letters Of accusa-
ton are promptly and at full length inserted Nc
Duties TRADE at Hamburg. and Moore's Narcotic
speech of IL columns in Ky. they continue to find,
or make room for-but it can neither be found nor
made, for that speech which has had no equal ia
these latter days. In severalnstances these liberal
gentlemen have been forced to publish it by the re-
QUESTION of their subscribers.-They had as well
publish it, for it will be read sooner later by every
reading man in the community.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-24
ScoTT's E1FE OF BoyAFAETE,
Just received and for sale By r. PORTER E.
Aug. %.
SON, No. 81, Market-.Street.

DO-F,
Commencing with the Peace of Versailles in 1898.
and giving concise history, of the most important
events in Europe, as well as detailed account Of
the sanguinary battles in which he was engaged in
connected with, down to the time of his death, in
162l-in three closely printed vo vols. more
valuable record, has perhaps seldom been offered TO
the Public and the facts are rendered still more in
terestng by the popular talent OF the noble writer.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-24
FROM Tic sQaaepaper Of Feb. /, el25.

Gin consequence of a concurrence Of fortuitous
circumstances. the employment of means to operate
upon the passions of men, in violation of their
son and Judgment, and the basest political contrirn
ces it has Glanced that Gen. Jackson is highest in
vote"
"They 1.-THE trainers of the Constitution never
intended that the Members of Congress should be
thus confined in their choice and all that has been
said by the advocates of General Jackson upon this
subject is only an evidence Of theiro weakness &
wickedness and notwithstanding the Members Of
Congress have been threatened Wh the use of s'cords
and ns'tshets against them. If they rentured 10 do
otherwise them elect General Jackson, we do not
doubt that they will do what they believe to be right
land that they will draw their conclusions respecting
their duty from premises very different from those
which have been laid down for them by THE Low
IERS OF BLOOD AND SLAUGHTER %
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-24
LibrnrV Election.

AMEETINe of the Shareholders in the Whining
ton Library Company, will be held at the Town
Hall, on Monday the Sd of September next, at
clock, agreeably to the act of incorporation, for
the purpose of electing nine Directors and Trea-
surer, to serve for oney year.
R. A. HENDERSON, sec'ry.
Aug. %. 3-3t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-24
From. the Easton Gazette.

The lettor of Mr.. Buchanan. has put the friends
of General Jackson in a terrible quandary; it is
flat contradiction to the Generals statement, and
must satisfy every candid man that if there was any
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-24

Of From election returns, it appears that, in
Kentucky, the members of Congress, and Senators
and Representatives to the State Legislature, are
too TO one in favour of the Administration. Consider
ing the electoneering letters of Gen. Jackson which
appeared just in time to operate this election
as they were doubtlessy designed-the result oil
the contest has been more favourable than we could
naturally expect Had Mr.. Buchanan's answer &c
Gen. Jackson's letter been IN Kentucky before
the election, the result, without doubt would have
been much more favourable. The election com
menced on the 9Th and ended on the 9th of August
and Mr.. Buchanan's letter is dated on the 9Th. The
manouvre of the General has failed
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-24

"Or ALL the gentlemen named, Gen. JAcKsoSap-
pears tn us to be THE MOST OBJECTIONABLE. mat
heis man Of energy, no one will doubt but we
think that, in Chief Magistrate Of the U. States,
too much energy is extremely dangerous; and zoe
haze seen IN the General such DISREGARD TOR
the INSTITUTIONS Of the country. such disposition
opiace himself aboue its latos. and such AN IN
nlINATION TO TRAMpLE ON TIE RIGHTS
oFOTlIERs, when they stood in competition with
his oson interest or feelings, as should render the
citizens Of the United States very cautious about
placing HIM in tile first Office within their Gift ;,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
gPCIvIs on Tuesday.
TO he Editors of tie Enquire.

u me Editors oj the Ell okiTer.
GENTLEMEN The friends OF The Administra-
non In Culpeper, after long notice and much ex.
erlion, got up a meeting at AtLe Courthouse on
November Court The meeting W as quite respec
labi. as TO character ana- intelligence but was
much smaller IN numbers than was anticipated by
their friends or opponents. From the be ia
formation ! have been ablefto get, about thir.
-ty or Ihirly'five freeholdeIs. Until this
meeting was held, it supposed that out of
100 votes in this county Mr.. Adams might
get perhaps 100. Now, it is pretty certain there
are few if aEy, than 60, friendly to the pre-
sent Administration The friends of Gen. Jack.
son, although they bell nesting in March last,
being aware that if notice was taken of the
meeting OF their opponents, an impression nigh.
De made abroad that there had been a change a
public sentiment in Calpeper, determined to hold
another meeiing.
notice was given a few days beio-e Court
which had tut partisl circulation Their oppo-
nents having first called Uee,ing. claimed the
Courthouse, which was cheerfully ysldel to them.
and after they had organized their meeting, the
friends Of General Jackson, 32i in nunbsr. as
sembIed in the lot adjoining the Mascn's Han, and
having organized thtDs elves, by placing Captain
Philip Slaughter, venerable soldier Of The Reyo-
luton, in the Chair. passed resolutions apo1obs.
tory OF Gen. Jackson and Mr.. Clhoun. They
also apPoi7tel Committee to prepare an 4 a.
Dress and sixty or seventy persons, the bone and
sinew ci the country, were appointed a CORES
pondlns Committee. The assumption Of all the
resrecIa6ii!iy an talent of the country by our
opponents which is often made, is weak indeed
Let them look at The names OF this Committee
acd lh-y iLns; acknowledge that the most resp
table yeomanry Of Culpeper are there, fully ecu j.
IN intelligence and responsibility 10 any IN the
Adams Meeting. The proceedings vii! be sent 10
you for publication.
3 CITIZEN OF CULPEPER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08
VIRGINIA. LaGIsLATU-RG.
HOUSE OF DELEGaTES.


lPedHesd0y, Dec. s. In addition to the pro.
ceedings OF this day already published, various
petitions were presented by Mr.. hlcAiahon. of
Betsey Boswell, womap of color, Tor peI mission
! ~ remain IN the State and by Mr. Wncher, for
David aaj Nancy Ward. TO the same eject Re
ferTed 10 The 6. for Z. OF Justice.
Also petitions presented by Mr. Pafteson.
from John May, au ensign in the revolutionary
war, for pension; by Mr.. Hale of Franklin
from John Farmer, praying for the bounty of land
10 be allowed to him, which was due 10 his father
an ensign IN the Revolution; by Mr.. Miller, from
Andrew Lewis, whose father was a Bricader
General in the Virginia line or Continental estab
isbmeDt, 10 the same effect; Referred TO the G. OF
Claims.
Petitions presented by Mr.. Morgan, from sun.
dry citizens oil Sbepherdstown, praying fora Sc.
psrate election District; by Mr.. Kelly ofFauqusr,
from sundry Inhabitants Of The Town OF Ne. Bal
iitDore In hat county, for the incorporation OF .
Manufacturing Company in that town; by kIr
Car'on, rom sundfy inhabitants of Shenandoah.
for separate election district at the town Of Lu.
ray; Referred 10 the Committee Of Propositions
and Grievances
Petitions were presented by Nj. Minor, from
s1niTy inhaJrants Oi Stafford, Faoqule,, Culpeper.
Madison and SpoHsylvanla, for the incorporation
Of company 10 oPeu turnpike road from Fed.
eiicksburg across Mort meT's fsis and TO lIsr 90 +.
boo Stafford; and by 1r. IIale Of T. from suadr,
81 izsn' Of Bedford AID franklin. praying pei
miesion 10 erect mill dam 90 the Stanton river
immediaiey below the mouth of Tndisn Rpe
Creek: Referred TO tie Committee OF Roads and
internal Navigation.
Mr. Booker gresented petition from he oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-08

We have not room for all the comments - hicb
we proposed TO make o-dsy on the Psesiient'sAlss
sags' II Is The best which he has ever deliye cred
iar less txHavsgsDt Than The FIRST and rather more
elevated ~ It's character than the Last. We do
not hesitate TO say, that win some few excep.
Ions' iis siy j. - clear on neat; and its sentiments
are generally much soun3er than we had fieht
20 e'psci hom Us autbOrl The hrt paragraph,
""l o'l Or 'wo exceptions, It, uacOmJoHlJ hsppy
notb in i,s conceptions aud expfes-,ons.
IL some o. lie passages, Mr. AGsms seems die
10 Ell 10 uead back The ground which he bad
nshy raced We hear no more of those splen-
id projects which he once marked out; OF encou.
"Bins 'he arts and sciences, bo,b orn mental and
noiound; 81 grand unIyeraiy. end Of liehi h.u
ses in the skies- ou' ibe cry now is, ''tIs ODE
soce oi the siT'eiet ec0n0my Boz ,hs applics.
son Of ths pubHc iunds''- NJ new debts 10 b,
con.faciej but so!c.iuce expressed "for ths total