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POETRY.
NATURES fAREWE.L.--By Mrs. aemans.
1.-THE b ,aliinl is lish'd and returns not

Y
\ aTuRF1S fAREWty.L.--BY Mrs. Hemans.
s.rhs b4su.i6al is v ,lish'd and returns not F."
coieyiige's WaReasteR.
you,h rode forth from, is ehle,,pod's home,
s.ib.,a,yh Inc l,.ssied pat OF the world tafaan
a,1d 81 yrean leaves yhIpeTd as be pass'd,
..sNherelpre Bon dreanl away y fastl
g Knev,st thoaw,t III wua thou art parting here,
Iongwouia' a ahon lngei 20 doHbt md tear
Thy hearrsfr4 laughter lhy siihhy hours,
Thouhp,t lefs cur shad swilh the Springs VIVID dow
efs.
- Under the ard hy our ltingiing made,
Thou and thy y otiiet n'F gahy Piasd
Ne may meet ,tgani wheel yc TpYal OF yofe.
u,.. as.ye hay 10 met lherel OH never more
On rode tbe yonlh--aud Il bougbs ~mong.
Tins The Wild birds ser pathway sung
!" Whsrehte sofasi ulrol ifs away
Thou arr Paving for e,erany idy in our lay
Thou nj, Al come TO III SUMMER woods again,
And thy eart have no ctl 10 tn ireot this strain
Altar fromlthe foliage It's tye NIL dwell,
A change must pass o'e- tlee- Farewell fareWelli
On rode tho yonih the fSantj aud streams
Thus mingled soier with bis ioeoas dreams
ave have been thy playnstes Through many day
whsfeiofe falga is4,se ~ Oh yetds.oy
isscn but once to the snnnd Of our mirhi
For thee lis melody passing from earth
Never AGAIN VIII thou Gai IN It's How
Tho reaccit could once on thy heart besiow.
u Thou wilt visit tic sceiles of thy ohildhood's eles
With the breath ofthe wprd on my spirit free;
Passion aud soffow its depths will have strr'd,
Aud the singing oil watot be vainly heard.
Thou wilt beg in our gladstone laugh part
VIVA should IL DO for a burning heart
Thou wilt bringto the banks of our freshest rlll,
Thirst which ndfountaiu on earth may still
" Farewell i-w YEN thou cpinest aguin To thine owe,
Thou wilt miss tom ur.sIc its lo'elesi tonel
Mournhilly trneis the taqsVe tell
Yet on, fiery dreamer -Fsrewell farewell =
And something's of gloom pn his spirit weighd,
As he caught last sound oil his native sfsde
hut he knew not TIL man a bright spell broke,
How deep were he oracls uatlre spoke
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VOG. MEMO. 4.

has for more than twenty years nesi kept mea
hanging IL % his smoke house, lin nPh me .nnis
'nel season aud no ~, worm OF b had iniur
ed H.
:" 10 preveai such injury about this tine of
year. take ~ s'ipnR les made ofwoad aches
commonly boil It 10 mate itsrongnr fhan i zen.
orally fnns 81; then take NY haeon apd 90
kod beet having Two or three gallons OF - ley
~ large iron bottle, and take zach piece Of
meat md dip Il into the icy so ,hni il is rom.
pleiel, weted with II. then LEI II dts- thrn
hang the meat IN is former place. By this pms
cess hs.t Invariably found that II kept the
meat free from bugs and WORMS and no tasie Of
ley Is ever perceived. eyen on The outside
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TAKING HONEY

writer FOR the American Farmer. vol. '. p.
~, Fisrs the following description Of a mode of
tabng honey adopted hv gentlcniap of his nc.
quninlanef. lie has no need Of cap, mask
of glnse so far from shielding himself. he
rolN has sleetes APP above his elbows. and gnss
al 4 when no sun is nj as msridiot know irr iha'
the. bees hlf all at TIM tmr fiom home. Tire
brighter llf sun the better, and the month OF
August is It's honey harvest. When be goes, Mt
midday hs takes of the top OF the hive and
takes oni as much honey Ms he thinks proper
nas on The TOP aad goes on So another, until
M 4 dune The hone, Is Ms nice and White a.
lqean be---ihe bees immediately I'll up the ~.
cNn' place, and the next year you have nee nrv
hpne. again.
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fppBLIc--No. n !

fpUBLIc--No. ~ |
AN ACT authorizing subscription the stock eof ths
Chesapeaks aud Ohio Canal Company
BE IL enacted By The SENATE and House Of
Rsprssentaiiues If The United States Of .4mcri-
eo in CONGRESS assembled That the Secre.
,nry oftheTsessury be, and he is hereby authori-
zed aud directed to subscribe IN the name and
for the use of the United States, for ten thous-
and shares Of tn. capital stock Of the Chesa-
pealSe and Ohio gaual Company, and TO pay for
ihs same II, such times and in such proportions,
as shall lie required Of and paid by the STOCK ho-
je,s, generally, by the rules and regulations of
the company, out OF the dividends which may
accrue 10 the D. States upon their Bank Stock IN
the Bank of the United States Pr0gided, That
not more than one filth pari of the sum, so sub
scrihed for the ufe of the United States, shall
be demanded, in my one year after the organi-
cation of HE sad company nor shall any grea-
ter sum be paid on the shares so subscribed
for. than shall be pronortioned to. assessments
made on individuals OF corporate stockholders /:
And Prorided, Dlorsorer, That, for the supply
Of water 30 slch other canals as the State OF
Maryland, or Virginia, OF the CONGRESS of the
United States, may anthdflze 10 he constructed
n, connexion wiihihe Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal, the section the SAID Canal leading from
the head ofthe Lille Falls Of The POI 1mac riv-
err to the proposed basi3, next above George
town in the Distr,t of Columbia, shall have the
elevation. above tn, ,idepfthe river at the head
of the said Falls, ard shiu preserve throug hout
the whole section aforesaid, BREADTH at the sur
face of the water, Of not less than sixty feet,
aud depth below the SINE of not less THAI
five feet, with suitible breadth AT bottom
Sec. 9 .iud be hpher enacted, That the
said Secretary of the Treasury shall vote cor the
President and Directors df the said Company
according TO such numbet of shares as the Uni.
ted States may AT any tile mold ia The stock
thereof and shall receive upon the said stock,
the proportion oftho tops which shall from
time TO time, be due 20 the United States iDr the
shares aforesaid aud shy Ill have aud enlay, in
behalf ofthe United State, every other Iight OF
a stakeholder IN the 4,IdGomPany.
ApPRoyED-May "a, l92S.
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TrVNS.

- ess ahIs ~ sdvanee'--No ~
II For - "A ,r less time than SIX
serlpiloa va p i, II. ,nfinael tbd al me
s ed Tutors, arc a,' 80 cents per
-. Advertisements viii he aser,sd at cents IN sp fr sas
s5s Tor les. IRE FRS, i,ps and - mosl be paid for
=, their Insertion or tine payment assa"'
p =. ~ uo,isible person u Lyaehburg'
,.,ee,. Orders not exceeding two s9us'esa'
ID f.,r ak doliars- r. ,os,
r. alIie,,srr aldressed % .ne ha'0'' nus
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AprnoyEp--2.llh May, 1928.
PuBio--No. III
An AT altering tho dules Wines imported into the

lfNBf5N--~lNui -
AN AT Altering tho dules on Wines imported into th,
unled SiHtes
Be II enacicl tphl Senate und House Of Rep
resea'diites Of ne e Slates u 1mtricG. in Con
Eres nsnmsiea lIAt from aud after the first
day of January aeAtthe duties now imposed on
vines imported ,inlo the uuited States. shall
cease, and thEt IN Leu thereof, the following
duties shall he levied and allleeied on all wines
SO imported, thar is TO say
On the Wines Of Fra,i;e, Germany, Spain
aud the Mediterranean, win imported 10 Casks,
unless specially enumerated. ffean cents per
gallon except THE red vines OF France and
Spain, when not importd ~ bottles, which
shall pay onlyt cents Itr gallon
On wines, ofall cnunties, when imported IN
bottles o. cases, nnesskpeciaily enumerated !
on wines Of Sicily and q all wines net enume-
rated WHETHER imported in bottles, cases, or
casks, thiiiy cents per- glllon, ID addition 20 the
duties now .siing on, ne bottles when ihus ini-
ported
On Sherry and Mathria vines. whether I'M
ported in bottles, cases Or casks fifty cents per
gallon in addition 10 Inc duty on the bottles
when imported.
Sec And be II frthsr tndctsd, That the
dotiss imposed by this ACT on wine imported,
shall be levied and collected on all wines re-
maining IN tue pubic ware houses aitor
the frs, ofJsouary eng thousand eight hundred
aud ,wenli-n,ne, in IPn Of the duties existing
when the same may have been imported.
Sec. 3 And be Il Further enacted. That .
drawback of he dntigs on wines, imposed by
| this act. shall be aqged ON expectation, and
that all existing lsws concerning the rxporia.
! tion Of merchfndiss for the benefit Of drawback
the collection OF duties, and the recovery. dis
tributon ND remission ofa penalties and for
! FIXTURES shall be taken, and be deemed 10 be
! applicable 10 Importation under tins act.
AEKnlh n IL llIh AIM 1RlA
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HE subscriber viii sell privately his tract

iHE subscriber " III sell privately his tract
" ofiand in Bedford county, situated on the
NORM and south forks of Goose Creek, and on the
n'a" road leadiug from Lynchburs 10 Fincas-
de ~ miles west of Liberty and adioipinp
Capt eWord. Ii contains about 400 acres o,
shH:h $40 are uncleared. The part which is
encieared, except very small portion, is excel.
emf tobacco land. OF the cleared land. $50 a.
eres are low grounds ofthe first quality, and the
remainder remarkably fine highland. This is
one OF tho best tracts of laud in the upper coun-
ny, being well adapted to the cultivation OF To-
aaeeo ana all kinds Of grain it lies remarkably
well and is very free from stone; if divided !,
wou.d make two very handsome tracts which
shaii be done, hthose who wish TO purchase
"'sh ~ Persons wishing to purchase may APP
p,y 10 the subscriber residing in the neighbo,
hoed OF New London, or to Capt. BulorJ resi-.
'ng near The tract WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3. 100
W Inc Editors of the Enquirer will insert
we aopve advertisement till forbid and forwayd
kheir bill to this Office for paymeut
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IPURtic-kd 76.1


AN ACT TO enlarge the powrs OF the several corrora-
for the District olColuba and tor other purposes
BE il endcied BIZ tie Stiate aud HDu2s Of Re
personalities ofihe United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, INT The Corporation OF
Washington, the Corporation of Georgetown,
! and tie Corporation Of AeAandria within the
District of Columbia, shall, seYeraly, have fan
mower and authority 10 Subscribe and pay tor
shares Of the stock Of the chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company; aud allsuch subscriptions as
shall have been already nnde 10y either of the
said Corporations shall, &sthe same are hereby
declared 10 he valid and tnding on the said
Corporations, respectively
See. 2. find be IL }itiikr enacted, That the
said Corporations shall, seSe, ally, have power
and authority, from time to time, as the same
may be deemed by them, respectively, either
necessary orexpedicnt. to Borrow money, at any
rate Of interest. not exceeding six per centum
per annum. TO pay their respective subscriptions
and the interest accruing thereon, 10 the amount
which they have subscribed, or shall hereafter
subscribe.
Sec. 3. And be ii further cllGCiei, That the
said Corporations shall be, and the same are
hereby, respectively, empo~erod to cause to he
constituted certificates OF stock for the sums Dor
rowed, in pursuance ollie authority seyerally
vested in them by this ac; each Of said certG-
cafes shall be of the form 10 lowing, to vii
City or town here insert the title OF the City
or Town. Mayors Office.
Be it known, That there is due from the Cor
poration ofthe City or Town here insert the IL
tie OF the City or Town oil unto here insert the
name OF the creditor, or F. assigns, tn e
sum Of here insert the amount in dollars bear
ing interest at here insertih The rate of INTEREST,"
per centum per annum, II ON The day of -,
eighteen hundred and -, iDclusively, paya-
BILE quarter yearly; the principal sum above
mentioned is 10 be paid ON the ----- day OF
- in the year ri shtceh hundredand -
which debt is recorded in this Office and is trans
ferrabe only by appearance in person, or by at
torney, at this office, F., III testimony
whereof, | have hereunto subscribed my name
and caused the seal of the said City TO be aihx
ed, - -, Mayor.
49, -. Register, or liher Recording Off
eel OF the Corporation.
A list of all snch certificates, denoting their
respective numbers dates hnd sums, and the
persons TO whom the samelshal have been is.
sued, authenticated by the Mayor, subscribing
the same, shall he depoSitedby said officer at the
time ofsubscrbing the sarnE, OF within ten days
| thereafter, with the Secretaly ofthe Treasury o.
the u. States.
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THE, RE MILLER

The following method Of deslru,iog y very
ternieiols insect has bern recommended, snd =
Y least worth the ,fin Tn pint OF sweei.ntd
saief ls~eeicned with sugar on honey ndd hall
qgill ri vinegar, stt this N an of4N vessel IN
''e Top Of The hive, md tnigh, when the muller
dmes 10 bis work Of destruction, he will prefer
this composition, mud diving into IL, immediately
drown.
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EMoVAL.--lhe Subscribers nave te,'o,
I5H, we'd their stock OF Goods 70 'h' nou ,s
i,lsly occupied 10y Messrs. RANKIN n 80
onposiie tie pirgnian Once, wnrrs my ="
yite all who want chehP ohrgnWs !" III?
mill The ist OF Dec. next, al wh'sn "'ne 80
~ ;',,.a,;oo to close their business IN tins
place. ANo""" = ~
Aug. z.
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~
FINE FRUIT

Scotch 6ooseberri.s inca ,urhg fur and ote9
fHcht5 In circumference. picked a lew sYf,ks
smcc from the bushes, ran be seen nj 'hc New
Enaland Farmer Seed store. n#ssmsti lhey
are Of The snme Kind Of 'hose ndyt Used aud
solh ~ Tins place last spftug. Likewise white
Rhh red Drlch Currauis one ir,h ~ oircuner-
enpc, bushes ofwhich viii be Tot sale u, tins place
the ensuing autumn and spring.
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GAnLlCk

writer in . Philadelphia paper staten tlnf
"hrn The faH fry raRrd siolf illy in tho neifH
boIhond Of canal. theu IN q siaie Of plogt
numbers the wofkmen engaged on Il eat nlen-
ufiiy d garlic, and wholly escaped. while those
y W abs:ai..ad from the use of this article waro
sofcrely aillietcd,by the dhurdef
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APPROVED 4th May 1928.
rPrnlIe-No %

fPtnLe--No. .
IN ACT in rnluaof 10 tho Enaks III tn Disurt ofco
'Hmbrl
n II fHGciedby HE Scnnie arH iUige # Re-
presentGiip, ofIht 4 States NJ 1mcJica M Con
greS nssenibied That il shall be, and is hereby
declared to bclawiul Tor the several Banks 81
the District Of Columbia in calculating their dis
count OF interfsi. 10 charge according to the
standard and rates set forth IN RowIets Ia
hles. and, IN computing The time whieb a
Note may haveio run 30 reckon the DAYS mclu-
sively.
ArPKovED-May %, 1928
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creiafy of the Treasary, from reference IN the
terms of the loan or loans IN reintion 10 which
such deficiency may Occur and, being so as
rertained aud published in some one OF more
newspapers printed IN the District of Columbia
the Secretary Of the Treasury shall instruct the
proper Collector ie proceed 10 collect, aud pay
INTO the Public Treasury. the sad amount, with
all lawful charges attending the same, accord.
ing 20 such farther ratesblc assessment upon
the estates and property WITHIN the jurisdiction
OF the Cooperation IN afrear. according tn the
provisions af this act, aud of the several acts re-
iefred to therein as shat be sufficient 10 supply
such asceItaincd deiiedncy aud, on the com.
pietioh OF such eolleeiiod, The holder on holders
OF The certificates OF the stock OF the Corporation
shall be entitled 10 receive such amount as may
have heen found due, and unpfoyided for, by
The -uins before paidin, or collected on account
OF snch Corporations
ApfKoyEU--2iih May, 1928.
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TERMS.


Per Session If Fire Months
For oehagrapbf, Reading, Wridag.
English Grammar, Geography, with
the use ofihe Maps aud Globes,) and
Arithmetic, Ss w
bookkeeping Algebra, and Natural
Philosophy, ~ w
The discipline ofthis School will be very strict.
All PEI sous disposed 20 paironSe US, may rest
wall assured that every exertIon will be used 10
promote their interest, and 20 advance their chil-
slren in their studies We shall also pay very
.iricr attention to the moral department ofall
children entrusted 20 our care. Persons from the
country, feeling disposed to encourage this
School, can board their children in the families
~ several respectable gentlemen in 'hene'ghbor-
hood Of the School Room, on very moderate
terms. IlF b.. C Address.
T. J. M0ORMAN.
Lynchhurc, Aug. 7 3wS7
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rCoyouY! ECONOMY !

AN DUchTloN.-rhe subscribers are how
sNI erecting spacious aud comiortab'e
School Rom on the h'li, nearly Opposite TO
Cant Ed.ound pate's, where they purpose o.
psnine School on the l'h day OF August
.,,..l They haze Erocnfed neat pair Of
t;lobes, Celestial and Terrestrial, } and a ge-
neral assortment Of Maps, Doth large aad
small. ! fur the Accommodation OF the School,
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pICKLiNG MATERIALS.

GUST RECEIVED, by Thomas 7. Duval
% supply off.iuseed Oil, Sp,s Tntpentne
White Lead. superior Salad oil, staccaba
hno15 loose and IN bottles, aud number OF o.
tha articles IN his line. which he will -eiiat the
f'wes' cash pficts. May /.
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There x scarcely vegetable which NJ pre-
sert employ that tan be ionnd growing natural.
iy.--BniIon states that our wheat Is u Inciiions
production, raised to IFS present condition by
the arr of agriculture Rice, rye. barley. or even
oats, are not TO he found Wild. that Is to sny,
growing naturally in any part oil the enrih, but
have been altered by the industry of mankind,
from plants not NOW resembling them even 10
such degree as to enable us 20 recognise their
relations. The acid and disagfeeabe epium
grnre0lens has bcen thus transformed into DELI
c!ons celery, and the cOleW0ri. a plant OF scaniy
leaves, not weighing altogether half m ounce,
ha been improved INTO cabbage, whose leaves
alone weigh many pounds, OF INTO cauIilo@er
OF considerable dimensions being only the en-
bryo OF a fu~ buds. shtch, in The natural sintr,
would not have weighed many grams Ibe po-
tatoe, agaiu whose introduction has added many
millions TO on population derives lisurginiiom
small aud bitter root, which grows wlld ~ Cult
and Mnntevideo. Ilany Of my readers should
be seepilcaI upon the subject OF such meiamor
phoses, let them visit the fairy bowers Of horii-
culture. and they Will there perceive that hen
magic wand has not only converted the tough,
cariacious covering of the almond into the soft
aud melting flesh OF the peach, but that, by lef
spells the sour sl0o has rIpened inio the delcioas
plum. and the auslere crab Of our woods
into the golden pippin that this again. has been
made to snort in almost endless variety, emnla.
Ting IN beauty of form aud colour, IN exnberance
Of fertility, and IN richness OF favor, The rarri
production Of warmer regions and more propiii-
Gus climates Dr.. Paris or diet 4
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On William Il Caswell Poe

HlsAVE on hand. a general andextensiye as
N ID surtment of Leather, Spanish Hides,
Tanners Oil, Tanners 1ools. &c. &c. Also,
large assortment of prnne Groceries All OF
which vail he SOLD unusually low for cash, or bar
tered for country produce.
May 10 ts63
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Az AUTHORITY.

Laios Of The Ulatd Slate passed al the first SIS
SION ofMe T,ceaiieh Congress.
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DIR. coOPER's AXiOMs ~ FARMING.
/. Two crops of gram should not sscond each
other they should he separated by poisioea
clover, grass, tnrnps, beeis, or carrots, ior tall
feeding.
2. Good agriculture requires no naked hi-
lows, faow crops any ioed crops that COM
pc you 10 keep :l,c e,ouDd clean while trey afe
growing, answer the purpose.
8. Manure once ia four years.
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Amherst Land fDrSalc.

.rRoyEp-Nay a. 1919.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-14

Mr.. EDITOR 1T has been intmated by some
OF our most lustrlous citizens. in time past, that
p" Republics notorious for ngratitude to their
beneiactors." an addage which am sorry to find
so strongly confirmed. |, in the enjoyment Of
those blessings and privileges which are peculiar
to our happy country, consider God, the author OF
them, entitled to my most exalted alteration.
likewise consider, that those persons who have
been made instruments in the hands Of Providence.
in obtaining for, and securing to US, those ncsti
Unable blessings, are Justly entitled to our parti
cular, esteem. and attachment. Is, then, the de-
flaming and sandering of those persons, mani
festation Of gratitude to Heaven No, presump-
tuous mortas. But amongst the many instances
Of unmcrited defamation, think that of General
.7ndre,O Jackson's character, is without any pre-
cedent Notwithstanding the unparalleled course
of inyectve against the character of the rirtnous
patriot, is the ebuliton ofignorance and prcsnmp-
tom many persons are creduloas enough to repose
implicit confidence in the assertions of his Jack
son's) vile calumniators. Suffice it to say, re-
specting Jacksons character, that Monroe consid-
cred him man of the most scrupulous veracity
and heroic virtue Commodore Porter considered
him the most brilliant ornament that ever adorned
the house Of Congress. He possesses the full
fdcnce and almost the unanimous suffrage Of his
native State, (the only place to get information
concerning charactcr.) Now is this host of evil
dence to the exalted nature Of jacksons character,
to be sacrificed on the altar of incradulty, and
yield to mere say SOS of some Of the most insg-
nifcant OF our modern political demagogues !?
God forbid Every enlightened American is SEN
sible that he jeopardized his life, and pledged his
fortune in defence of his country. He stood firm
in the hour that tried mems souls:" Where
THEN, were those pusilanimous and presumptu-
Gus wretchcs, that NOW dare to asperse his char
actera they were trcmblingly alive and fearful Of
filling 8 towards grave" "mlitary chief
tain' was very acceptable in that trying hour
Hail enlightened, generous, noble and patriotic
Jackson thy name shall be transmitted, with glo-
ry and honor, to admirng posterity, when the
names of thy insignificant and presumptuous de-
famers shall be consigned to eternal oblivion.
AS to John Q. Adams and Henry Clay, will
say nothing. Let the people judge from existing
circumstances and known facts. shall only say
that | / months from hence, will convince the world,
that the adopted sons of the immortal Washing
ton, prefer moral rectitudc and virtuous republ-
canism, to corruption and aristocracy, by promo
ting jackson to the Presidential chair.
VINDEX.