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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-30
TAKEN UP.

I'M Sunday evening last, PIG The owner can have
" u, by calling ON the subscriber, proving property and
paying charges SAMUEL STODDARD,
JuIy 10. Fedcml Hill
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EORETGN,
LATEST IRON ENTT !


Nav YoRK, February l5.-By the naclet shin
Canada, captain Rodgers arrived vastsr9av f
Liverpool, we have received our regular fiIes NJ
papers TO the I'd umo, from that place and m ~ -
lst from London The packet Shin Corintbian
captain Chadwick, from London, arrived at q late,
nour bringing papers, with which we have been
IaVoured, to the evening of the I'd.
accounts from trieste had spread all over Ell
rope, that Admiral de Rigny had burnt the Greet
Fleet at Scio, after having summoned Fabvier ~
suspend hostiiliesi butno confirmation. of this in
teligence having been received, it was suppog "A
70 nave originated from an account from one of the
roman Islands, addicssed 10 Greek commerc;aI
mouse, that four Greek piracal yessels--two briT.
and two niistico5--had been DESTROYED bv one oos
the French ships. 0''' "a
ihei nsurrection In Catalonia i; st5.nd 10 b.,o
been far from being ended -A''
The famous dispatch of Prince Mettar,;.b 8,
baron oteniels, in which the latter is Removed
Tor not acting cordially with the Arnbassadors
OF tnc three Allied Powers, Is disayoyed in tba
austrian Observer, the journal of the Prince.
n treaty OF peace had been entered into betv,aou
RUSSIA and Persia, by which considerable nor.
. i OF country, giving the complete command Of
me iansea, Is ceded to the former power.
Her Serene Highness the Infanta Repent of
Portugal has authorized the General Assemble of
me Bank OF Lisbon, to increase its capital bv
zsooo shares, representing the sum Off 600 con;os
oil refs; and has made an offer of her ievyeIa anJ
private Golfers, TO meet the urgent temporary
waats of that establishment
Don Miguel had, at last arrived in London.
IT appears that Lord Goderich had resigned fhe
otflce OF Prime Minister, but was prevailed rpon
on its being declined by Lord Harrowbv. on ,ybon,
It had been pressed, TO remain in the Cabinet nm.
ul an arrangement could be made, independent of
his LordslliPs services.
EJ0urndI of Commerce
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1aluable Estafe for lSnIe.

~ suA'crioer offers for sale that valuable Eae on jaime,
hiytr saiied Peiyoye, adjoining Scosviie uox 10 Is
81 JOIN H. Nfohafsun, Esqj possession 10 DO ziy,n
ms hsr,e contains about 6J5 acres, good proportion 81
-" sinn sn' may he faulty considered OF the mos,
Pn've ana valuable for it, size the Rver-Al.o
ioV acres o. excellent land iery Fiuvanns Aonjp
70 ~ ninon and ohes Also large brick lumber house,
ite' "hSi 70 oeosyiiei sud interest another IN te
, ,, - ia Piogey under prior inunbtsnee,
10 purchases better bargain than often mel VIII IN Io
peiy yi sneh ssu For particulars, apply 20 T. g. Dyer 10
STEPHEN wooDsoN, Ttutec
~ 80 For WIZ doom, efeditafs.
~ u tHPeTson indebted 10 VIM Moon. Will ysfn
10 ht 'nns1fibef' STEpHEN WOODSON.
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TRHST GGLE

I'D virtue ar deed trust executed 10 fbs 10
tpoefth M,i, bearing GATE The 7ih day u Dec IN
tse year lS21 and duly recorded the ee Of the con0
we % y 81 March next, Il fair. if not tn IL lair dsy
hereate upon me Ptcmses, 0f cash, tract OF land in ne
county OF caroline sdyfning the lsnds Benz Kidd John
Lons and others and within mile Of ard four
o Lie Psgs Bridge, containing $40 acres, the satae
aose, ana other bouse' suitable FOR small faulty AZ ts
IN s ano pace, and ~ vrse OF same deed, shall sell
rue ue % h property believed 10 he good but s,'inz
sui6 deed. GRO r. rffon' :. RI ~ ''.' ~, y
Feh.ig - ~
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THEBARGAIN.
TNANKrorr. 49, Ia

FRANKFORT, (Ky) Jan. 81, 1925
To-day, after dinner, the investigation comnsen-
ced, and the Senate have just adjourned, (0o'clock
+. Nd Alr. Pope examining witnesses, Ia defence
Of those who are charged with slandering Mr.
Clay, and those who voted with him Mr. Bon
Hardin acted as manager for Mr.. Clay will not
anticipate the result, but be of good cheer Ono
fact established this day, viii ruin Mr.. Clay Mr.
= Tanner, being sworn aud iuicirogatcd, stated
ihat Mf Cay bad paid Lin one hundred d0ilar5
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AfIiG H4.NE.aE0Rn

lfNfOHuS her hieBis ihst she bss removed ifo,p hs
~ house which che has occupied fr some yss,s s ,aJ
- her future residence, the oonedious convenient
W enent 90 iamsf GeS door 20 toe Bsnk Of Virginia TIE
5tuaton Of ths house rurpaeJ 10
TOT traveller by any Nfolk II is the late centre
OF ba'in''s sni within few walk Of Tn Steamboat
aud Stage Ocs and has recently been Thoroughly feeaisd
and htcd up sll fwoislsd IA manner suitable f M
accommodation Of gehieei hoardcrs There alo attached
70 The esisbibmeDt very good stable; aud the atsrJ ~
lhe itou'e ~ which been made viii n
IS believed, be sways satsfactdy. '"
Tie following her terms, which u hoped willie
considered Reasonable, aud which reduced q
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Tor publishing Mr. kondalvs letters against Iub,
O. Adams. and that .lfr. Clay told him tt1t h.
should not lose 6y IL. Those letters charged MI
Adams with systematic enaiity to the icestcr,I
counsry.--They reciie his Cumberland Road yote
ms vote against al appropriation to clear on,
the falls of Ohio; his Texas treaty; and charoc
HIM directly, with being willing, at Client Treat
to cede the navigation of the Mississippi 10 n,
brush; with being an apostate fejeralist, ohm.
defiaS dipfomatist, hipocrte, Sc Sc SC. M
Kendall was next called lie proved that Mr. CLAY
offered to pay him fifty dollars, if he would publish
his letters Kendall declined, but told him no
would prepare them for the press, and referred
HIM to Mr.. Tanner.-Mr. Kendall stated, that 10
had at first published article upon the subject O,
the negotiations at Client, in which he had takep
an erroneous view of the subject, which Mr.. Adj,
ans attributed TO Mr. Clay, and so recognised Il In
his MIR. AS book the fisheries Mr. CLAW after
wards called upon him, Mr.. Kendall, and ,ravc
INN full history of the transactions at Ghente,af
ter tchtch he commenced the series Of letters al
dressed TO j. q. Adams, in which he CHARGED bi,,
with being an enemy TO the west &C. &c. tie sam
letters which Mr.. c. embodied and published. Mr.
Pope then inquired of Mr.. Hardin il he wished 10
ask Mr. Kendall any questions He replicd-No.
ana MIR, X. was told 10 retire until he should b.,
again called.
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From The N. y. .Nercaatile .fdccyfiser
DEATH OF GOVERNOR CIJNyOT

DEATH OF GOVERNOR CLINTON
The melancholy and unexpected Intelligence
reached town last evening, OF the sudden demise
OF his exeellency DE W.T. CLINTON. Cover, n,
of this state "S'
The Albany Argus of Tuesday morning. saws
we discharge melancholy duty in announcin@
the death OF GovernorIClin,on He expired las,
evening oil an apoplcxy. The summons came With
out scarcely moments warning. whilst he ,ra,
sitting IN his CHAIR in the midst OF his family
Inc sensation which this event produced throueb
out the city, and continues 10 produce need NOT h.,
aescribed- 1t came with the suddenness of the e.
lectrc shock; and seems even now to be a dream
rather than melancholy reality,
owing 10 the crowd that during the evening oc-
cupied the house the governor, and the con6,.
SION incident TO the event, we have NOT been all.
70 ascertain all the facts That we could have de-
sired to communicate for the public nformation
We understand that Governor Clinton dicharred
ms oihciai avocations during the day as ustIa,.
having written several letters in the afterroou'
lie died almost instantly, the first indication of the
sPproacn OIL the attack being the falling back of
ms heau upon The chair, and the lapse between
mat moment and the arrival of Dr. Bay. when
me was extinct, not being moro than ten minutes
AN efforts to restore animation proved vsilipp
Notwithstanding they were unremitted TO late,,
hour last night.
Governor Cilton's fame viii live after hin,
history. - '.e Puo"c
~ e can now only minglc our sorrow with that
VI 'iie "iioie community, and especially with his
pereaved and deeply afflicted family. Under the
constitution, the executive duties devove ON the
Lieut.. Governor, who is now confined to his room
by severe indspostion" 0N--A
We were favored last evening, with the Albany
Daily ADV. OF Wednesday.
d In funeral of Gov. Clinton, was to take place
On Thursday, at 2 p. NJ f''N0
On the meeting of the legislature on TUESDAY,
Joint resolution was adopted expressive of tbe
profound grief felt by the Legislature in the great
loss sustained by the state and the nation, by the
sudden death Of Governor Clinton Committees
were appointed to arrange for the funeral cere
MONIES; the members resolved to wear the usual
badges OF mourning during the remainder of the
ing day. ~ o"-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
,noM rns loll.N.llr Anxlnr!sgn.

OHIO Fom this STATE. TIE intelligence re-.
Gently received Is as iiattciiag as could III az
sired.
\ letter from gentleman IN Stcubeayle 10
his i,iena IN thi, place. dated 1th ui,t. saws:
| assure tca, | fce t5l confidence Hat Gen
Jackson AT 'Al. momcnt staHi, bsher in the est
mation Of ian lrecmen of Oaio tacn ever. He IS
mere, as elsewhere. the fac5rits d ths p,nlts.-
Tue, me arstDcrecy, tue .gci,ticmen, are most
ly Wih HE administration, bit the democracy the
people, aic Mith jackson. Aly business leads me
through a wl!e range OF country, and gives me an
intimate Know ledge If the sentiments ot all classes
have MT an earthly dnuht oi Jack sons receiving
tie electoral vote ot Ohio. by handsome maioi.
~ For wears last he has been gaming ground
| IN every county lii the state: aud. settiGv aside
the seven counties IN the Ne,cin Reserve. (set.
lied almost entirely With yankccs.) there are no,
six counties N Tie state that w,ll IKE maioities
for Adams In each of the other counties the
good Old patriot ot Tennessee viii receive mau
rite, Of from 2 % 1900"
Another letter from a gentleman al Columbus
to his friend 10 Louisville. dated July 18th, saws
am happy Of having il in my power to inform
You that have the most chceriag news from al
parts of Ohio. have received letters ON aImos
every county in the State: all breathing slrit i
patriotism and devotion to the first principles o
our government, and AIN canficn. that no poti
cal esent IS more certain, than the strteen eccto
raj votes of Ohin will be given for Cen Jackson
This Congressional district will again elect thei
able Representative MIR S,anbeuy\ to Congress
notwithstanding the desperate excrtiuns OF the A
dams party to keep him out.
Mr.. Clay's lawyer and merchant influence il
! Ohio is fast decaylng. The sturdy farmers who
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

si widely. The man thought me mad, and was
40 Lnow who had Inflicted the wound the
thoiuht was hell TO me. and cursed the hand that
had Inflicted IT, The curse fell on me. and to tins
tay teel as il / were unabsolyed. The deeh was
done in mercy. in compliance with his dying wish.
but even that reflection cannot assuase the pnS
nancy of my feelings. did my duty as soler,
but destroyed myself as man. A thousand times
nave wished myself i'll the grave.
was seized with raging fever, succeeueu Dy
telirium, which confined me to my tent in hope
less condition During my illness Pierre's dog
was faithful attendant at my side. 'e't re-
preached By his presence though his looks were
those Of sorrow and affection. At night he slept on
the grave of his MASTER and by day light he wnulu
crawl to my tent. never beheld poor animal
SO stricken. Nhen his master was buried | was
told that the whining OF the dog touched the heart
of the roushest soldier. lie did not mourn long. !
had been confined about two weeks when the fai'i
fill creature neglected to pay his accustomed visit
and on inquirng for him, he had not been seen.
| was at this time conyac cent and on lea,h.
nv tent considered it my first duty to visit the
grave os my friend. did 30, and on 1t lay th'
dead body Of the dog. dropped tear ~ ~
covering the stH and frozen carcass p the aaec'
tionate animal. How tew are maurned 5" sincere.
~ by those whom God has endned with reason. ana
who acknowledge the force 0f natural anu 'dc"-
t,ous ties plain man waAa shy " uieu y
broken heart, but metapby sian. may give the cause
Nt his death some more LEANED appeauOn, what
: know not, bat a,sutedly one that wol'd not be
as generally understood, AMI perhaps. not as nrai
the truth as that which have assigned had the
dog buried at the font Of His master. The garrison
was broken UP shortly afterwards, and the worn
vat soldiers returned 70 the haants OF men Ma
n, had fallen victims to the harlshps they endur-
ed bat none were 50 long and generally deplored
rs poor Perric lie Luce How wonderfully and IN
explicably is the mind Of man organized Ny
friend died cheerfullv he victim OF departure
from the line Of duty. and live IN wretchejne,'
Tor hayin. fulfilled what my duty e,ioined Iii.
was life free from ansi ty. thou5h be acknow.
iedsed no earthly power paramount to hs viii
whereas mine Va, been a pilgrimage Of daily so
licitude, notwithstanding have fulfilled, 20 the ut
most Of my strength every obligation etjoned by
ny couutry and my God. Il. I. Z.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
YNc lrlre.Ang LAlA!e..

Mr.. 'ams hrs gone sci lis "~n dear NJ" ra9 = r. j
lhht. Ar, l=4tn That the Secretary 81 war Is y"
10 the oa woons trip. Mir Cia, in the mean y y, =
is to have hari, eue in lew DAYS. tigibes, anu n'
al hoL'es We wii be mnch itrbed 10 soiAr ~ H., III
w calculate. how much uee sam viii pay 0y VAC 49,
toe Geciioneeciny eLiytsnEn4rE
We give the following as something q 2 ,sa, ~,
iu Maine. It seems as i! that state would lhlo'
of the shafktes If tie admiaisttutioa. Ill,
4 Sign --ht the celebration II the an o. 's, .s
in the town II Dexter. ii Maine, there ,.'o, ",,r
twelve hahdred Citizens present. a 'o'e s',i' g.
taken Oh lie pre>tdentia! question, there we's ~
Adams Myer for Jackson Atae r,St-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
laiIyA Forge. NIY alsi. 1873.


E.rlruet u d joarnai.--Vl-itcd tbs place N
company VIII Mr.. - of iaocaster-waiol
ill Nj II. ii lie works: a,cettained from hin that
n tae meeting Of 4 ach Jqlg, h.efr were Pc
.e, about 90 Jackson spcctatnrs--5Co minors.
and lbuat SEQ Adams met. I'te tables OF wlNca
dinner was PROVIDED. were thiiteen IN humber, 4
contained each 81 lect If boaia- calculating tao
feet to man, bow mauy couid dane We wefe
informed that ,e.crll administration men hom
Lancaster coantg, became dsen>tch at Che ssat
Of B.an>, and le.t !hc Valley Forge meeting, de-
tcrmineI t. ioin tac Jackson ranhs.-i5.
Consolidation Of tie lstaies.-Alr. Fenno, tie
ieahn. editar Of john Adams, in 1900, at Philalc'
pima pttcrs the following sentiments. which ta'h
accorded with The views Of the elder Adams, anu
noY core >pands with tie plan Of his son
= tnder wise and prudent ruler. those cgFc
eeioas bau5es nf sovereignty. taosc pe.tlinrou' 'S
cl'rmcnt, to dema@oey, the STATE doyNRS
MESTs. might he ABOLISHED, ana TIER ufite',
RENDERED DEFENDANT. as they ought to DC on
the ygorefhhent the United States. 1t wolid1e
an admirable act for new administration to CON
lpcncc It's career with
Mir Adams attempted 10 carry the above yieg'
into effect. by appointing Judge Rochester hs ~
crc'ary OF Legation TO Central america. as Cove
nor Of the State Of New-i'orh. He then icndeFeA
the office cf Treasurer Of tie United states u
Chief Justice Savage, with tie view oi ranlrllg 'n'
for Governor, and has finally caused one OF the
,lcral judges q; Washington to be nominated 20
that nfce.
Here we see repeated attempts nm The paF' "
the general administration, to put down the sn".
rcisHty an! independence CT the state, and 'G''
pave the way iur tie OLD moharchcal prorosl'VF
/ uf coNsoLipATIoN.--ib
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

in realty, ha, to support tc country n peace or
IN war L,yc hecome aroused. and they are deter
mined to thruk and act ior themselves We haya e
had fore,aste, the last session Of Consfe''' O. OF
Jacksons administrator, and we have ever ~
ducemcnt to 50 on rejoiclng." cu
We have been furnished with the io"o"'"s ~
innate Of the strength Of parties IN ONO.
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TERy LATE FROM ENGLAND.

'ti'c packet ships William Thompson C aptafn Max
Well, and W lllnm ByTnes Captain lIacksaf arrived
ne AEeW YORK On Saturday evening from Liverpool,
the former having eaiied on the nth anG the latter
the eth ult.
From the proof slips forwarded by attentive cor
respondents of the New York Mcfcau.iIe Gazctte
ana Advocate, We make the very interesting extracts
The most interesting ofthe articles of INTELLIGENCE.
are the Improvement in tho Cotton markct-tfr srr-
render OF OPorto to Don NIIgue-and tho Inovencnts
oi the Russian army.
The New Customs Bill was 10 he read . f1,rtd ti,c,
IN The House of Commons tue 18th.
'ir IarlH caused good deal OF eXGtcGnen in Fin
gland. Mr.. Huskisson had given notice that he
*houd move on the 18th, an address to the King for
tho purpose of having laid the table any cornrnur
cations which had passed between the British and
United States Governments and copies of inst rrcour
sent to the British Minister in the United States re-
lative to the late Tariff.
.lmGrican Tag'if.-On the motion for tho House Of
Commons the 1lth to 90 into committee of way.
and means.
Mr.. Stewart called the attention Of tire House 70
me duties almost amounting to prohibition, imposed
by the American Tariff on the importation of British
manufactures and produce. 1t too late TO oriri-
nate any the eubcrt in the prrs5tnt Sis
sion but he thought tire country ought to have the
satisfaction of knowing that the subject attracted the
attention of his Majesty's government
TIE Chancellor of the Exchequcr in ar=.z-or sold
that he had no doubt that his 1T. Hon. Friend fhc
President ofthe Board ofy'rade) who was not ~
present in circumstances to communicate e., the
House his opinions on the subject would take tire
earliest opportunity of attending to it.
The House of Commons have voted Or; sum of
ESQ 600 for Notifications in Carada
The Duke Of Wellington stated ON The 18th. that
the government had no intention of askiur for
any vote Of credit did they intend to bring for
ward any motion respecting its foreign relations
SURRENDER Of Oporto.-The hopes Of the public
arc finally disappointed with regard to the. result Of
the anticipated struggle ia Portugal and Miguel l. its
absolute hmg, is now regniug with as little oprasj-
ton or control at Oporto AT Lisbon. III tho former
city he can even command double round of i1umira-
tons, double explosion of TIE Dcums and sky rock
cts of pety and gunuowdcr, for aiding miljfayg sue
cess to his kingiy elevation BY two vosses which
arrived yesterday off Dover, le Jane Brown and the
17Ue IDSeTi We have rsceveG lacvs from ouortc Of
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of urse that ho was not well fitted for stormy sea
How preposterons is this objection, when ii il rco-
ccted that Mr.. Madison The very man to recon-
mend u war to which (icu. J. owes his own high
reputation. The General i'll this stroke u the
pencil, draws his own character Uri coatGpmaiiy
fors'ny before ms osa eyes, Tho man who can view
: 5food and carnage with cowposurc has higher quail
: hcsions tor the Presidency, than he who is Il great
ct ti1n or great l'ohticj,o for in Mr. DIaiison's
crsc, this Is synonymous with Il philosopher. What
hind ot President would this great cirIjo,. makc,-
Fenticuan who cluso interpret he PLAIN expression
of one ht'1-and vel would b. called upon to admins
"tcr all the laws OF the land One whose ideas ire so
purely 'n1ftnry, that he would transrnute tya;to,
INTO SPY, would punish treason, not by the ciri>
courts, bat by co"rt m,u,%i0H One who, in anv
great crisis would convert the tcoic cou,V into one
greet camp, and would reduce almost every thinr I'M
der n',ifint iG'c ii this nt:rdual be fya4bic4
then, indeed. he says himself .numes are mere
h"bhies! " hat respect would SUCH great civilian
entertain for the lars and tho Consultation OF this
country! Is such quutijird fo, oar Cniec
.itg7Ss'f'r' isicdmoma Enq'I'sr, .fIoy b. 1894.
we cannot consent to lcnd Il hand towards tho
ELECTION OF such man us G. = JAcKsaN. liz is To-,
Ftf!e 81 &idcsDtatto, nSb-too ni0icaf IN has inn
pcr-tis measures loo mach Inclined 10 ar5EiG,,y ,-
sacrament, to Obtla the humblc support of the Editors
"W his paper. WE woCLp pEpREcATE ms EIEc-
'FIoN As A CURSE UPov TIE COUNTRY"
R:cbnt1M1 BaY Hjrer, Oct. Il. 1921.
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.JnretgM Netua.
ERONI ENGLAND.

ne news from the seat OF by the arrival Of
the Alexander Philadelphia is not yery imuortan.
Brahllow has evidently not been taken without .;
Struggle and as yet there is appeorance OF rapid
demonstration being made Constuntinople THUS
campaigns, the storIni1iy of tortresses with rat
bioodshed and the defence of them with proportional
oostinacy' If Russia gets al this rate the Great
fowers need not be in great haste TO decide ON sui
ter1or measures. "--[ Bail. american
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Inc hihtlatnen assuming the dirty or soldiers, do
not lcse their rights as citizens.
SIntesInen to the Cabinet Soldiers to the field
when the Warriors plume outwciaLs the States-
mans quill, Farewell peace! HaI war, dcsolation.
dsSpotihln.
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Et,e Constitutional gJln,u.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN QUINCY AID ANS of Mass.
FOE J1yCE PRESIDENT.
RICH ARD RUSH Of PA.

ELECTORAL TICKET
District. Col. STEPHEN WRIGHT OF NorfoIk.
BENJAwIN HARRISON of Charles City
JOSEPH GOODWIN of Dinwlddie.
q DIR. RICHARD FIELD Of Brunswick
5 Gen. EDWARD &. CARRINaToy of Halifax.
BENJAMIN HATCHER of Chesterfield.
SAMUEL BRANcu of buckingham.
Judge FLEMING SAUNDERS of Franklin.
8 DAVID S. GARLAND of Amherst.
10 CHAPMAN Jou,:soN of Richmond.
II Judge FR's r. BRooKE of Spottsvlvania.
II CHARLES Hill of King y Queen.
10 Capt. RoBEnr LIVELY Of Elizabeth CITY,
ii Capt. HANCOCK ErsrAcE of Stafford.
Is JOHN SHAcKLEFoRD Of Culpeper.
16 Judge WIZ. A. G. DADE Of Prince William
IT Col. WILLIAM ELLzBY of Loudoun.
10 ALFRED II. POWELL of Frederick.
10 Col JAMES MAuzY Of Rockingham.
go Judge ARcHiBALD STUART of Augusta.
81 BALLARD SMITH OF Grecnbricr.
% Col BENJAMIN EsrILL of Washington.
93 Judge LEWIS SUMMERS of Kanawha
81 ALPHEUs i. WILSON of Mononsala
IL Of Mr.. Adams, Jefferson said she rs Il learned
and honest msn, the hest Of the New Englandcrs"
Fills most violent and prosecuting enemies, have
done homage to his great and nasterly ahliticS.-
IL Witness the following
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az cvnot srGf:ieat'r c7ire~s tic PROFOUND scnti-
Currents of admiration and deligAt with which have
~perused this state paper. Mr. Adams vnGication
'ef our government to Don Oois] 1t is written with
dn ASTONISHING torcn of ingenuity, upd adorned with
'the most captivating eLof1nce IF all descriptions It
elias the air Of who feels ucuely for the
wrongs of his country who indignant at the insults
"ohered to her by the aggresor pretending demand
redress, and who pours ont those feelings in tho,nos
'tarclble strains. 1t IS MONUMENT OF DIPLOMATIC
"aEHiUs. 1t Is an ORNAMENT 80 MY COUNTRY. I
Saat proud OF belonging TO nation which has prcru
iced SUCH BLAZE oF TALENTS. II shivers the ina
snitssto Of the Spanish cabnet in dust and ashcs.-
Into what utter insignfcance does the rcdouhtahlc
'Clrvalier Onia sink! H. seeuIs like pigmy in the
"hands Of T.'-Jicimoaa Esl5airer, Jayrusr-
ny 2, 1919.