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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
hAND.

One piece or parcel of Land estimated three
hunEed acres be the less lying the coun
ty oil Powatan the south side Gainesville
and bounded by the lands Of b. PamOre, J. Miller, J
9aon the old court house tract, the said Carriers
vile road; being that part which unsod, the
tract OF land, estimated contain 300 acres, which
said W. hlosby the elder lately resided and which was
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
BRoADRoCK RACES.

FHNHE Fall Races, over the Broadrock Course will com
nehce on the hfst Tuesday in October
LIST dayA Swecpstake for three wears old last s,ripe
"e heats' five entries, hundrud dollars each and
closed. ' ~
"a day-Proprietor's Purse $500, two mile heats
Sd day-Jockey Club Purse 5000 three mile heats
fourth days is calculated on and as there arc
many hne horses in raning good sport be expected
iSHAM PUCKET"T, Proprietor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
MANAGERS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON Cry.
For The 3lss day Of October.
Grand Consolidated Lottery.

For Internal Improvements, Literature and Cha rites, m
the City OF Washinston and in the States of Della
ware, Nosth-CaIolna aud louisiana.
FIRST
20 Dc araicn in Wasglo, City, Wed1,e.day Tie 31si
Of October, 1927.
By AUTHORITY OF LAW
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
BY PLEASANTs s. SMITH.

~ The CoNsTIruTIoNAL WING is published twice a
week, wednesdays aud Saturdays) five dollars per
annunl, payable i'll advance.
IL Previous disconnuance Of the paper, aft ar
'eaFages must be paid up. And those who may wish
discontinue, will notify the Editors that effect, least
thrty days before the period expires for which they sub
scribed
u For advertsingI5 a square Cor ess) for the
hrSf insernn and 80 for each continue
nurnber OF insertions be noted the Ms. oe
-'hey VIII be cont'nued and charged accordingly.
n All letters to the Editors be postpaid, they
VIII receive no attention,
u Notes of chartered specie paying Banks of any of
te Staes viii be received i'm for subscription
the Whig though Virginia u States Bank Notes would
he preferred aud remances be made through the
Pos, Office at the risk of the Editors.
.4DVERITS E.NENT.
q INTENDING to be absent from Virginia for time
d Col Walter l.. Tontaine of Buckingham will at
tend 10 my interests in this State. He will receive all
debts due TO me and pay any proper claim there may
be against me. ASBURY CRENSHAW.
Buckingham 9Th Sept 1927. ST
TJNIC Co. partnership of JOHN VAN-LEW s. CO. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
uch'ed TO the concern requested to make immediate
IaS meat To either of the undersigned.
THOMAS BRoCKENBRoUGH,
JAQUELtNE b. HARVIE,
scpt.22, 1877. JOHN VAN-LEW.
The subscribers ave connected themselves business
'inder the firm of VAN-LEW, BAKER & CO. and
nave purchased part of The of Of
supplies from Birmingham and Sheffield make theis
assortment very complete. JOHN VAN-LEW,
WILLIAM A. BAKER,
Sept 22-At JOHN J. WERTH, j..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
SLAVES.

Also l. Slaves, to Wit Peter, and his wife Kitty,
their two children Mary and John; jimmy and her
children, Lucy, Judy, and infant; Joe, Harry Tonr
George, Jimmy Bridget, Nancy Iebe, and fagar among
which are good plantation ha,ds, as valuable Rouse
sery HnfS as anvil tbar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
May Is

LII persons having claims against estate of pluer
Harris, decd desired present them to the sub
scbes, properly authenticated before Hanover No
veber Court aud those indebted said estate are
requested make payment before that time as the sub
scriber determined close his admiusra ton soon
possible. TIOS. HARRIS, Adm'or
Of r!lmer Harris dec d..
Richmond, 18Th Sept. tc27. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

In Hcnrico Comfy Cont, august 3Dt, 1927.
Allan Fowds Agness his wife. Jane Johnston and1
John Miller and Elizabeth MS wife, Pts.
against
John Allan and William Ga formerly William Gait. 3
,Tr. Of the last will testament of VIII q
liam Cnlt deed, james Gait, Mary Allan, Jann |
Walsh an infant, Doctor james Black, aud Jane :
his wife, IN right of iirc said Zane, John Dennis
ton and William his wife, and the said Doctor -
James Black trustee FOR the said Mrs Will
liam Denuison, Dts
On the motion OF the plaintiffs by their attorney and il
appearing 10 the court, that the defendants May Allan
Jane Walsh James Black aud Jane his wife aud John
Dcnuiston and William his wife, (who ha We not entered
their appearance and given security according the
OF assembly ana the rules of this cOuri) ina
tants Of this commonwealth il is ordered that the said
absent defendants do appear here the first day Of
next ensuing November and answer Inc Till of tie
plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published the CITY Rich
moud, Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY posted at the
'front.' door Of the Courthouse Of this county, on two SHE
cesslve court days. On Ike motion, il 10
the court John Forbes of the city OF Richmond attor
uey and counsellor at law, is sugle material witness
Tor the plaintiffs in this cause, is urils, ordered liza,
commission do issue for taking deposition of the said
John Forbes according law.
copy. Tese, LoFTfN N. TfLEFT, G. He.
The said plaintiffs notify the said defendants tina, ON
the fourth day OF the ensuing October be,yec io
hours of ninC before, and five after nonp Al tho CO. - G
above mentioned John Forbes in the city of Rct,,rS r
virtue 81 commission issued pursuant 10 the FOREGOING
cI ey WI proceed 10 take the deposition of the said
john Forbes 70 be used as evidence in tho b,yo
cause and so from day 10 dav thereafter tFsc co,; .,
90 unil the same shall have been cUmpletcd-and when
aud where the said defendants may on iat aIf end
u 'hey 'hink ht' ALLAN FowLDs and AGvEss his
vile, JANE JOHNSTON, and JoHN
MILLER and EITzAB ETH his v IL.
by DANIEL GAIL, ,heIT counsel.
August 10th, 1897 On
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26
9,62l Prizes.
lJ.l80 BlautS.
$I24.Qo0

This Lottery is formed by the simple combination of
three numbers upon each ticket 81 numbers only being
used producing 24G04 tickets; and drawing of ballots
which produres So prizes with of drawn numbers
them, 1888 with Of them on; and $3.50 with one of
them on, the residue having none, being blanks.
To determine the fate OF the G4 III the schcuc
The D numbers, (rom tn 81 nclusive) will Placed in
wheel the day of the dra wing, aid eiah, of them ne
drawn out at random; and that ticket having it, as
combination the fst, Cd and Sd daw numbers, will he
entitled to the prize of 500 OoO
hat having on II The 9th, !th and Sih,to 5000
Cd, Sd and 4th, to $500
Sd, 4th and 9Th, 10 1000
@,h, 9Th and 9th, 60 1900
5ih' 9th and 1th,o 1880
Those five tickets having the 18th, 9th and 7,h
fih, 9th and ati fti 9TH and &tl 5,h, 9Th and 9th;
9th, 7!h and 9th, each, 1000
And all other prizes determined in similar manner, and
detailed in the scheme of this lottery published in the
newspapers and bills.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-26

PdrdSois, Looi,hg-C Glasses, and Umbrellas.
a FRESH supply Of each, opening this day, by
WILLIAM NEALE & co.
fulv u IS
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fOng lie Goods altered for SAFE Ire oRoing articles
Best London blue, black brown olive, green and nSeri
cloths and cassiIncres
Marmre chip, long company, short yeow and blue nanks
Roucu cassineres, blask msrno Cd bt mbazines
Black hastings, oircassians aud Denmark sat,ins
French hemp, brown aud London plain, white and ribbed
tliiIlipgs
Stout India mixed silk cambcts mixed French jeans and
circassahs
Plain and figured black norenres
Plain aud figured white aud printed London Narcotics
So new style benegcs and Chilran stripes
Plain and figured and wateed Gro he Maps, of ALMOST
every colour
French forcDces aud lusirings do rio do
Best black Italian lustrings aud 81 aud 4Superor black
modes
Richly worked and Gounrrd Swiss r,rslin robes
Plain and figured CAUTION, Rankn aud Mandarin Grapes
and Grape robes
Cambrics jaCones, book and null musrs plain figured
Thread faces and edgiugs and bobbine aces nd wells
Rich barge scarfs and hdkfs and IA nov silk sawy
Black aud coloured bonbazctts and black boInbazncs
good assortment of giughan,s and fancy prints
Tortoise tuck, neck and side combs
Brazilian Ito do do
3-4, - and = Il garment and furniture dfnirics
Umbrellas and parasOs
a large assortment Of ribbons nd rich sashes
IA and Cd bed tckngs cotton balls aud spool servings
Brown and beachcd shirtings shceugs plaid omestcs
German ozudburgs, ticklemburgs and burlaps
Swing, toilet nd mantle glasses, sc. &c. &c.
We have made such arrangements with our house in New
York, will enable obtain The best terms almost
every article in line, which shall receive Throughout
the in such quantities will render assortment
at all times good and commanding.
EDWIN JAMES & co.
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PRICE OF TICKETS:
Jt'hnle Ticket S6-TIalF s3-avoyt.

Uhnte Ticket S6-Hay $S-Quarfer 81 so.
package of Is tickets in this lottery contains the whole
"a numbers used and of necessity draw a, least 40
dollars in prizes Gentlemen prefer to adventure for
the large prizes only may deduc, time of purchase
the value OF the small prizes and the Managers
certificates entting the holder draw the extra prize
money! (Which method is very convenient 20 those who
reside at distance and dislike the collection of sma
prize money! In this way certificate for proceeds
of l8 Whole tickets, S67 20
10 Half tickets do 80 60
l3 Quarter do 1G so
1S Eighths do do. 40
IL The Managers will give utmost attention 10 the
commands of distant Adventures for Tickets and Shares
and forward free from expense the official of the
drawing immediately upon IT'S event.
Prize Tickets in former lotteries received as cash and
the cash paid eIned directly for prizes as soon as
drawn.
All letters and or,Ieis post id and addressed
to the Managers. YATES & Nl'INTYEE,
Sept 1S-w5t Washington Cjty
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
NOTICE

E ) hereby gwen that the partnership between the
subscribers in the Hating business, under the firm oe
q. & G. SEYMOUR, has been this dsy dissolved -.
mnfuai consent All persons having accounts withtha
above firm are requested to settle the same vithou.
delay
OZIAS SEYMOUR.
CHARLES SEYMOUR.
Litch6e!d, Oct, Both, 1897.
The business will be carried on 4. usual !, III o,a
Stand by Charles Seymour who is au:hor;z.d !, SOIL
the copartnersh,p accounts "a
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
BY LAWS.

AT the Annual Town Meeting of the town of Win
chester holden at Wnsted on the first day of October
A. d. 1897.
VO'ed, That if any swner of any horse cattle, ass,
mule, swine. sheep geese, shall suffer the to
go at large out of his her nclosure such owner
shall forfeit and pay to the person who shall take up
and mpound the same, the of fifty cents for each
head of cattle, horse, ass, mule, swine, sheep geese,
for each time they shall be found large, out of
the owners Enclosure and taken up.
Voted, That it shall be lawful for any person or per-
sons to mpound any creatures found out of the in
closure of the owner and at arge-and any person
mpounding any creatures. shall give notice thereof to
the owner and proceed according to the Sd and 4th
Sections of Statute law of this State entitled
" POUNDS" and the owner of creatures so impounded
shall not receive the from the pound until he
shall have paid, to the person mpounding the same
the amount of the forfeiture and to the Pound keeper
his fees, and his expenses for keeping said creatures
in other of creatures impounded.
Provided nevertheless, that any person who has
family residence within said town of Winchester, who
shall get permission by certificate in writing from
of the Selecmen of said town, may suffer mich
COW to run at large the public highway and not in
cur the aforesaid penalty.
true copy of Record,
4w19'' ERASTUs WOODFORD, Tom Clerk.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
STRAYFD

1T Court of Probate holden at Litcfeld tptthin and
for the District Of Litcfeld, October 90, AID. 1897.
u pom the Petition of HANNAH GRANT of Iitch-
field in said District, shelving this Court that she is
the surviving parent and Guardian of Charles W.
Grant, David Nj. Grant, Harriet L. Grant and John
NJ. Grant, all residing in said LitchfeId and Minors
under the age of tweny-one years-praymg for liberty
TO sell small piece of land situate in said IitcheId
the property Of said Minors, containing abont one
hundred and thirty rods-and stating that the avai'so
said land required for the nurture, education and
support of said Minors, as per petition on file.
Ordered that said Petition be continued to the 26th
day of January next and that the same shall be heard
before this Court that day O'Clock in the after
noon, and that notice of the tendency of said Petition
shall be given to all persons concerned by publishing
acopy of this order in the newspaper printed n said
Lchfed. three weeks successfully at Ieas, six weeks
before the sa d Goth day of January nextA true CO.
py of Record,
20 Certified by FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08

AT Court OF Pro6ae holden at Llchfela, scithim and
jor the District Of Llch feta October 29th, 1897.
UPON the Petition of Stephen Russell of LitchfieId
in said Probate District showing this Court that he
is the lawful Guardian of Erwin Stone of said Itch
field, Minor under the age of twenty-one years
praying for liberty to sell all the interes st of said Minor
IN seven small pieces of land Situated in said Ltch-
field as set forth and described in said Petition and for
The reasons therein mentioned, per petition on fife
Ordered that said Petition he continued to the 25,h
day of January next and that the shall he beard
before this Court on that day at the Probate Oihce N
said Litchfeld at O'Clock in the afternoon and that
notice of the tendency of said Petition shall be given
to all persons concerned, by publishing copy OF this
order in newspaper printed in said Ltchfeld three
weeks successfully least SIX weeks before the said
18th day OF January next.
A true copy ofRecorl,
20 FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge.
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at Court o. Procats holden at LtcGela pithio and
or the Probate District Of Li'cield on the 10Th day
Of October, 1927.
u pom the Petition of Ephraim R. Bunnel of Itch
field in said District, shelving to this Court that he is
the law al Guardian of Edwin Stone of said Lchfed,
Mlno' under The age of twenty-one years-prayng
for liberty to sell ali the interest of said Minor in seven
small pieces Of land situated in SAID Lchfed, as set
forth and described IN said Petition and for the reasons
therein mentioned, as per petition on file.
Ordered that said Petition he continued to the 25th
day OF January next and that the same shall he heard
before this Court on that day the Probate Office in
said Litchfe d, at O'Clock in the afternoon and thai
notice of the pendency of said Petition shall be gwen
by publishing copy this order in newspaper prin-
ted in said Lite hfed, three weeks successfully az
least six weeks before said 25th day Of January next
true copy of Record,
~ FREDERICK WOLCOTT, Judge.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
TEMPERANCE ANEcDoTE.

A physician in New England of facecious
disposition who had long practised. according
to the custom of the day, giving and recev-
ing wine and spirits in the social circle. be-
came convinced of the evil of such course
about year ago, and took the following
method of arresting the influence of custom.
Having several friends one day at his own
house, he had his decanters produced as u
sllal, and said to the company. Gentlemen,
will you help yourselves? Here are wine and
brandy, and gin. and arsenic all are posons /:
some slower in their operations than others,
but equally sure: take your cheiceS's
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
POUGHK EEPSIE. SHARON
AND LITCHFIELD
MATlE COACT,

LEAVES a.. Poughkeepsie every Monday Wednesday,
ron, and arrives at Litchfed the same day, where
it meets the Hartford, NewHaven, and Albany sta
ges.
Leaves Litchfield every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, at O'Clock A. M. and arrives at Poug}-
keepsie in time to take the Steam-B Boat for Newly or
or Acknowledgements in this line will arrive in AL
bany the morning after leaving Lchfed in time to
take the morning stages for the west.
The proPrietors of this line having provided GOOD
coach and horses and careful drivers and reduced
the tre respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Seats taken at BUSH'S, Poughkeepsie, and at s.
DEMING'S, Litchfed
WILLIAM STEVENS & Co. Proprietors.
ball goods and baggage at the risk of the
owners.
June, 1897. tt3
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
LOST POCKET BOOK.

At Court Of Probate for The District Of Sharon, hol.
den at Salisbury on The ga day Of October, A. ID.
l827.-Present,
SAMUEL CHURCH, Esq Judge.
UPON the Petition of ELIAKIM SMITH of said Sal
isbury, showing to ibis Court that he is Guardian of
Ebcnezer Churchill of Sherburne in the County of
Chenango and State of Newly ORR; that said minor is
the owner of certain piece of land situated in said
Salisbury bounded west by highway; north by Eiphaz
land F.; and east by Eliakim Smiths land praying for
reasons set forth in said petition for liberty to sell said
land as per petition on file dated Oct. I'd A. D. 1927.
Ordered that the consideration of said petition be
adjourned TO the lst Tuesday of January next at o.
clock A. Nj. at the Probate Office in Salisbury: and
that said Guardian give public notice thereof by pub
fishing this ORDER in Newspaper prned.in LchfeId,
SAID first Tuesday of January next.
Copy Of Record .
10 SAMUEL CHURCH. Jrdse.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
TO CLOTHIERS.

n QUANTITY of first ratc RING T'EAZLES,
suitable for Co,hiors use aud those who dress cloth
by hand, may be had reasonable terms by applying
to the subscriber at the Wooden Factory in Woco,t.
Vile. EDWARD DENNY, agent.
Oct. 49, 1927. 6wI9
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
NOTICE..

10y Order of the Hon. Court Of Probate for the dis
trct of Litchfeld, so much of the Real Estate of
JAMES GRISWOLD,
late Of Ltchfed deceased, represented insolvent as
will raise the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars will be
sold at public, OF private sale, at the late dwelling
house of the deceased on Monday the 18th day OF
Nov. next. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
WILLIAM BEEBE, Admr.
Litchfeld, ODD Oct. 1897. 10
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
TAKEN UP

LROM the Highway near the Meeting
II House IN Norfolk, on the 9Th Sept bright
red year old STEER good size, horns incnng in
wards, has also an mark. supposed to have esca-
ped from drove.
The owner is desired TO prove property, and take
him away.
JOSEPH BATTELL.
Norfolk, Oct. 2, 1897. 10
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
NOTICE.

4 HE Court of Probate for the District of Norfolk
hath assigned Monday the 5th day of November mex,
at O'Clock IN the forenoon at the Probate Office in
Norfolk in said district for the appointment of Com
mlssioners upon the estate of
EBENEZER COWLES,
late of Norfolk in said District deceased represented
inso'Vent when and where all persons interested. NAV
appear and be heard thereon.
BY order of the Court,
SOLOMON COWLES. E,yegtor.
October H. 1927 10
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08

u Nhe Norcalk and Litchfeld Accommodation
Il Stage will continue to run until further
notice, from Litchfed to Norwalk to meet
the Steam boat John Marshall for New Y ork,
IN the following days, riz.
Leave Litchfeld Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. at 6 O'Clock Am, through Wood
bury, Newtown and Bridgeport, and arrive at
Norwalk the next day at Il o'clock AN.
Leave N"rwalk on the arrival of the boat,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. and
arrive at Litchfeld the next day.
Fare through from LitchfieId to New
York, $3.50.
bridgeport, Oct. 10, 1897. 8w18
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8auk NotR Gable,

Bills of the following banks are received IN pay
mento ord eposlt at the PHOENIX BANK IN this town
The last will he corrected occasion may require
HORRECIED SEBIEMRER 81 1877.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-11-08
From the British 7yapsller Of SEM. ..

We are on the eve of great crisis. Scenes of in
tense and magnificent interest are about to be enacted
n the East It appears from the latest advces, that
turkey u awakening from her sleep of ages, and ma
king the most formidable exeetous to rebel the hos
tile aggressans Of Russia, and TO retain her hold of
her Greek Bondsmen. The number OF soldiers dis
ciplned ~ che European fashion stated at $50 Goo e.
the Grand Sgnor shortly expects that force to be rails.
ed to 100000. This is new triumph for iliiberaly
and prejudice: the triumph OF Eagoean ascjpline 81
Turkey will enable the Sultan Ne ,.aoGl 4. PROB the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-03
From the Mew- Ywk National .adrocate.

When Mr. Jefferson came into Office he found
his political opponen;Soccupying almost exclu
sively every valuable ofice under the govern.
men,. He had the justice and boIdness 10 cay
% once, 81 shall corrsc, the procedure" He
did not ask his enemies ifit would be popular
to do so, but adopting the principle that gov
ernment which will not support its friends can
not expect lis friends TO support it, he removed
without ceremony such holders Of Office as usct,
the influence and patronage Of their stations a.
gainst him, and appoic ted his friends This is
the tue ground, and common sense dictates
:he justice and necessity Of it. What was the
effect Of these measures? The federalists ON
planned, denounced and harped upon them, and
yet were conquered.
Mr.. Adams is now pursuing measurabIy the
same plan, and it would have been better for
him 10 have done il from the first. We now
see IL charged upon Mr.. Adams as in former
times, that the appointments Of The government
are the result Of favoritism and : reward for
friendship. We wish the charge were more
true, and we hope 10 hear it sounded through
the Union hereafter with entire truih--"the ad-
minis'ration is careful TO appoint only such
persons 10 Office as are friendly to it, as take an
interest in the success of It's measures, and who
will use all lawful means TO uphold it' No.
long since the opposition papers seriously at
tackled Mr.. Clay lor giving the office Of Collec-
tor at Norfolk, Virginia, all things equal, to a
TREND OF the administration. This has been the
standsns trick.of opposition ever since iheworld
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-03
Fron, he Paileaelpkia Democratic Press

PRES1DEN TAI. ELECIfON-No. H.
In 1894, Mr.. Adams was appointed residen,
Minister 10 the Ifsgu and in 1897, minister
plenipoenriaiy 10 The court of Lisbon; before
however, he tf, the Hague ON this mission,
President Adams rame into Office, and The des.
,i|ation Of bis son was changed 10 the Court
of rim. lie renained al Berlin until after
the Inauguration OF Mir Jefferson, having been
recalled by his father al the close Of his adIni-
Distration. and he arrived in this countr, in the
autumn Of 1901. II was during the absence oe
MIR ADKINS that the two parties assumed their
distinctive Characters. Reing removed far from
their scene Of action he bad no motive TO com
mingle in their strife Had he been at home.
motives of delicacy might have restrained him
For by mixing with the party that supported
his father, he would be considered as acting