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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-29
TO RENT,
NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the estate Of JoHy EvANs, late
"a of ibe village Of Newark, County Of Newcastle, &
State of Delaware, deceased, requested TO make im
mediate nav rnent and those having claims against said
estate to present them legally a;tested for settlement.
lURTIEn NorIcE--Al those indebted on Bond Note
otherwise, for od bought at the sales OF the proper
~ Of David Evans la e OF Pencaer Hundred, decd
hereby notified that the subscriber will attend or the
convenience those cpncerned) Al the Buck Tavern
Summit Bridge. the 12h, and az Glasgow on the 18Th
Of September next at o'clock, p. NJ to receive paw
ment. And all those who neglect this notice may expect
their notes put the hands Of officer for collection
AS it is nconvenient, and those indebted 100 widely
scattered, 10 wait upon them Individually.
BENJAMIN WATSON, Amin
Newark, Aug. 1928 50 8t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-29

parker's Vegetable Nenovatin
PAN A G. e A,

Equal to any now IN USE q 81 per bottIe' VI oSoPer
dozen. -
For the cure Of RHEUMATISM, Liver Complaint, VI
ce.s Mercurial and Syphlc Diseases Likewise, com,
plants arising from impure state OF the Blood pnrd
Testimonials OF cures performed BY, and directions Tor
using the above valuable medicine accompany each bottle
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19
nj Office TO TREsPASsERS.-Th under.
L " sia ned has he refofnre fnrWarned oil hcrsans

NOTICE TO TRESPAsSERS.--T under.
~ signed has heretofore forwarned all per0ns
from trespassing on his Lands. adjoining snd sd.
jacens to his Town Mill, without any apparent
respect being paid TO il, although done in a
manner not to be misunderstood by the most
ignorant. lie has however observed that there
are csrtais persons, residents of the town Of
Martinsburg, grown as well as mners, who
seem Judging from their conduct) 10 suppose
they were not embraced in the meaning and in.
tention Of his notice, Forwarding all persons
from Fowlng, Fishing. or passing through his
enclosures upon any occasion whatever. The
repeated injuries and VIBRATIONS he almost daily
sustsins, in having his stone fences thrown
down for the convenience of getting over-his
grain trodden down, his gates raised and some
times taken out through wantonness and mis-.
chief, have at length determined him to resort
TO the protection afforded by the Laws Of the
country against all such trespassers. Unwilling
however to do 80 without giving more than ample
Isdrniag. he has now for the last time, positively
assures oil persona (and he trusts DC will nos be
understood rs intending any ercefnoss who
shall Tor the future be found within his inclo-
sures, under any pretext whatever, that they
shall be prosecuted TO the utmost extent of the
Law. Ii will probably be advisable for certain
parents and masters cf apprentices in Martins
burg, 20 pay respect 10 this notice. Most of
the injuries he has sustained in the manner be-
fore mentioned, have been by boys who instead
Of being better employed BY their parents and
masters, are permittedto spend much Of their
time in rangeing about guning and fishing. in
structed indeed, in some instances. by the sx.
ample OF their parents and masters.
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
Martinsburg. June 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

Episcopal Theological Seminary Of Ynginio.
THIS Institution is most delightfully."- situa-
L ted, about two and a halt miles West
of Alexandria, on height overlooking the
District OF Columbia, and commanding fine
view of the Capitol, six or seven miles distant.
The location OF It's neat brick ediiice renders il
not less healthfui than delightful place Of re-
sidence. 1t is understood that anothey building
is soon to be erected for the accommodation Of
Students, who, the last year, assembled there
from seven or eight different States. The Sc.
minary stands on a farm OF sixty acre .; garden
affords the Students an opportunity for health
full and agreeable exercise. At present there
are three Professors; the Library Is highly res.
pectable. The whole expense Of the yearly
session, commencing on the 10th Of October,
and closing on the 18th July, has been e xed by
the Trustees at S75. This includes board in
commons, washing, room neatly furnished. fuel,
lights, books, most of which the Library sup.
plies; every thing, in short. except clothing
Those who may remain az the Seminary during
the recess, will be charged H25 in addition
The Education Society will aid all Omitted into
the Seminary, whose circumstances require it.
The venerable Bishop Moore. Of the late con.
yention at Petersburg, he'd the qualification Of
seeing his diocese join ss one man with him. IN
adopting efficient measures to promote the int.
rests Of this rising Institution. LINUS.
UTThose Editors who are friendly to the dis.
semna,ion Of useful information respecting the
Seminaries Of Learning in this couatry, will
confer favor on the friends OF the above In.
stitution, by copying this brisf notice into their
papers.
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10000 DOLLARS.
BRrLIrANr scHxxx.

6656 blanks
NOT TWO eLASKs TO A PRICE.
Tickets IS 00--Haives 81 So Quarters 81 IS.
HopE or DRAWING.
The i0500 tickets in tho above scheme are
divided into divisions OF $500 each. The nun.
bers from to $500 inclusive constitute the first
division; from s50i TO 1000 inclusive. the Sc.
cond DIVISION; and from 700l TO 10, 500 inciu
sivc, the third division. In drawing the lotte-
ny, all tho numbers will be put in one wheel,
and all the prizes above the denomination Of. S
dollars in another. and the drawing proceeds
until all the prizes are drawn. The prizes q.
bove dollars being disposed Of, the $500 Of
that denomination will be awarded 10 oil the
tickets (being $4,000 in which the capital prize
OF $1,000 may come up. In this way the
whole drawing can be completed IN ONE
DAY ONLY
TICKETS AND SHARES,
Can be had in che greatest variety Of sann6ers at
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19
MARsilAL.s SALE.

ID MARSHAL'S SALE.
L URSUANT TO q decietal order OF the supe.
rior court Of chaacery,at Winchester, pronounc
ed and rendered the 9th day of December,
Lyle and Others, defendants, and Robert Ms.
Daniel and wife. plaintiffs, against John Lyle
and others. defendsrts,--willb be sold on Fri
dag the 18th day of Jug neri, on the premises.
the tract OF land near Martinsburg in the county
OF Berkeley, now held and occupied by Johu
Lyle, containing about 1el acres, being par,
Of the land devised to bin. by his father John
Lyle, decd. Terms of sale, one fourth cash.
and the balance payable in three instalments,
on credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day of sale; bonds with security and
adeed of trust on the premises sold to be given
by the purchaser to secure the credit payments
@ w. SEWERS. M. Wed.
June 10, I826.-ctds.
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1895 Prizes,
20825 Blanks.

Whole Ticket only S2--Hay 81 Quarter 20 els;
IThs utmost attention viii be given by tho
Managers, TO the commands of distant adven-
turers, fos tickets and shares in the above Lot.
'ery. and an official account Of the drawing
vii be Forwarded. fsec. from expense, immedi-
ately upon its event.
Prize tickets in former Lotteries received an
cash. and the cash paid or RENTED directly for
prizes ss soon drawn.
's.Ail letters must DO post paid and aadres.
sed 70 YATES & MTNTyRE, Managers.
: Juns s. Washington CiH, u e.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

NorIcE--rhs surviving Officers ofsse Res
~ evolutionary Amy, sho received commus
shon certificates, and the surviving pon.corp.
ms.'ooed officers and soldiers ofthas army, (not
on the pension list,) who received Certificates
fos the promised reward of eight dollars. fcr
enlisting fos the war. and continuing IA the az.
vice untilits termination. are requested. req
peehvely. as soon ss may DO possibly cenveni.
ent. to send their names, and the names OF thu
places where their nearest post Offices are ksots
by letter addressed to COL Aaron Ogden. a. the
city OF Washington, who will DO there ready to
receive them. This viii supersede the neoes.
sisy OF appointing agents to transact the bust.
ness at the Treasury Department. from whence.
by these means. the proper papers will be sent.
free from expense, 60 each individual owing
bis right 10 the benefit Of the act Of Congress.
lately passed in favor OF the persons osshc sbsyn
description.
N. ID. Editors Throughout the United States.
are requested to give two insertions to the above,
notice. June Is. 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19
ORRICK'S

STORE & LOTTERY OFFICE, cornering on
Queen and Burke Streets, Mar,insburg, Va.
'.'Orders either by mail, (postpad) or
private conveyance. enclosing cash or prizes,
will meet the same prompt and punctual at.
tention as il on personal application. Addresa
20 ID. ORRICK,
June 10. Martlnsburg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

GRANU CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
For the benefit OF the City Of Washington and
the States Of Delaware. North Carolina ana
louisiana
Class No. 2, draws on the Soth July, 1898, in
Washington City.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

BY authority Of the state Of Virgins.
Smokers Cop Turnpike Company,
EfRsr CLASS,
10 b. drava IN The so~n Of Winchester, ia.
Onder the superintendent Of
raxADwKIL SIXTH, Presd<nf, and
HrRoMs L. 0rrs, CHARrks MsCoRmrcx.
Dawn CAsrLsnAs, JONAS TAvxxrs.
Direcisrs q he Sa'eksrs' Gap Twnpsks Cossasv
d. 0RRICK,
Has the pleasure TO submit TO the public the &C.
compsnying scheme Of the frs, class Of the
Smokers Cop Turnpike Loifsry,
formed on the popular division sys.
ten, BY which the holder Of
tickets Zone In each diyi.
stony must draw one
prize, aud may
draw THasg
CAPITAL PRIZES IN ADDITION,
HreHksr Parxg
10000 DOLLARS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19
Martinsburg. June 10.

NOTICE.--We are very much in want OF
IN money, and find it absolutely necessary {.
call on our customers. We hope therefore they
will call without delay.
ID. ORRIcK, G. Co.
Msrtinsburg, June 10.
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TI!2 aAA8TPlSo
MARrINsBURG, JUsr -. 1898.

A LIST of Delegs es appointed to attend the In.
,,.oal Improvement at Char lottsyille
sa,us,a. -Briscoe G Baldwin.
a,rkesy jacob Weaver. Levi Henshaw.
vbiIip q. Pendieton. Charles James Faulkner.
n,rd Holmes Conrad.
Cs~esea.-Christophe Anihoney, Henry
p,ys d. e. MurreIl, James w. Pegrsm, VIM.
N. Rges.
E,sa,Oha.-Lewis Summers, ] Fry.
Ts,,doun James Monroe, Charles Fenton
u,rcer. William Ellzey, John McCabe, John
white. Burr Powell, William T. +. Mason,
Ioho n. Mccabe, fayette Ball.
Logca.--Anthony Lawson, Griffin StolIings,
Peter Dingess, jun.
Louis1.-Dayid Watson, william Ragland,
frederick z. Harris, Horatio G. Winston. JAS:
". PeDdleton, James Michie, Richmond Ter.
,sn William Nelson, jr Thomas Johnston,
lain Graves, Charles Dabney, jr. .vm. wsd1y.
.Nslson.--Robert Rives, sr. John NJ Martin,
limp Cobbs, Jos: G. Cabell, TIL: Massie, ir.
P,iscs William William A. G. Datle. John
M,crea, John Gibson, jun. John Hooe, Charles
s. Carter, William b. Tyler, VIM. A. Linton.
RehrsOnd.-John Marshall, John Broken
trough, Benjamin w Leigh, Robert Stsnard.
mes Max Jscqueline B. Hsrvie, John AIlan.
Rock5ndge-James Mcdowell, iup. Charles
P. Dorman, John Leyburn, Andrew Alexander,
Reuben Grigsby
To be continued
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20825 Blanks.
Tickets S2-Haiues $i-- Quarters 5octsa
Tickets aud shares for sake in variety ar.
numbers at the Office OF
s. NJ. ALLEN. & CO,
Psnnspfpania iuenrs,
June 10. Uaskiu~fsn f;s,A>
Uorders by mail promptly attended 20.
COHEN'S OFFICE-BALTIMORE.
Sd class Maryland State LOTTERY. for 1925.
TO be drawn in The City Of baltimore on
Wednesday, 25th June. This Monthly
HIcHEsT PRICE,
Ten thousand Dollars.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

The highest price in cash win be given for
clean Liner. and Cotton RAGS at this ofiice
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19
HIGHEST PRIZE,
1000 Dollars,
TICKETS ONLY TWO DOLLARS

Tcbe drawn in the City Of Washington an
Wsdnssdoy, the SOik july. 1873.
THE GRAND CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERY,
NUMBER SEVEN.
For latcrnal Improvement, Literature and
Charities IN the City Of Washington. and Ia
the States Of Delaware. North Carolina and
Louisiana.
90 Numbers used--9 Hoilots 10 b. drawn.
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administration men for it, and against
=, 10 Jackson men for it, and 10 against it.
i"e Administration party. with one excep.
On' unanimously voted for it--A dec ided ma.
20rIy OF the Jackson party against il.
NWiii De further borne in mind, that on the
ttood,
Psckson, Al Administrator. Is
W., Majority, IS Majority, 81
mn ms' are The friends of Internal Improve
IT'S stated in the Winchester WAY
republican, with precision which de-
tnanas belief in its accuracy, that at a
S,,nng table in Romney, on the 26th ult.
"alor James NJ. Mason, of Winchester,
n Jealous advocate of General jackson,
salG' in the presence of a number of
8N'gnly respectable gentlemen:
HGeneral Jackson had been President nj
,ha 1nted States. he would not have signed
Hc he OH appropris,ing $1,000 600 in AID of
11s - and Ohio Canal Company"
H.. i" IS proper that this opinion of a DO.
,,ucal friend of General jackson should
se paced in opposition TO the words was.
1u 70 prove that it is to the Genera and
,s party that the country is indebted
~. W. tue act which will secure the COM
EG S oil tbls great work. Mr. Adams
~ sign this bill, and the work will be
Immediately commenced.
a hundred and forty vessels arrived
ma new York from foreign ports in the
S "Ou'n OF May, bringing 4iO0 psssen.
e e''S. vi the arrivals 100 were Ameri.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

HORSE AND GIG FOR SALE.
II WISH to sell good HORSE and
81 GIG. and will give great bargain to any
person wishing to purchase, either together or
separate to suit the purchaser.
THOMAS c. SMITH.
Martinsburg, June l9.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

Il The Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal
Z Church of Maryland, has postponed the cleo
ton Of Bishop until he mex, convention after
: several attempts to make choice. The An.
4 nspois Republican says that the Rev. Mr. Johns
vantedhut three or four votes of the requisite
number.
Col. David Brearley. the indefatigaole Agent
for the removal OF the emgrating Creek Indians,
arived at the seat OF Government on Tuesd ay,
from The Upper Arkansas country, via Alabama,
where be spent some time, before he proceeded
htber, in collecting second party for emigra-
lion. The following information, from the
Georgia Messenger, derived from Col b. as he
passed through Georgia, is confirmed to Us by
Col. B. himself: awe learn from Col. ID. that
he has commenced collecting another party OF
Indians for the purpose of emigrating beyond
the Mississippi, and expects, by the time OF his
return from Washington, at leas, one thousand
will be ready for the journey 4 much larger
Eparty, (perhsps ms ority of the nationl might
Ebe found willing to emigrate Immediately, but
Tor some secret and unaccountabie influence
(which appears to be exercised over them. we
8Go not, however, despair but that the whole
naoh may be removed in a reas ,nsble time. by
|z,he exerton of proper means, and by ss,e
kS'aInhg and counteractng the undue influence
|aof Interested persons Mar. Int. jane u.
We are Informed by our correspondent at
II Haserstow that the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, aud the Patowmack Company,
Htlave obtained an injunction from Judge +
zBuchanan, restraining the purchase or con.
femnation OF andsfor the use of the Baltimore
fand Ohio Rail Road Company, and "enioining
fli Magistrates. Sheriffs, &c. from aiding or
assisting in those objects. Bali. Gas.
s'By their fruits shall ye knoru Them. The
FOLLOWING are the yeas and nays in the Senate of
The United States on ordering the bill appropri.
ating Sl,o0O,0Oo to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal to athird reading:
YEAS,
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ITO be continued.

Hail Storm.--0n Thursday last, that part
OLE county in the direction Of Hedges Chapel
vas visited by hail storm. The size of the
hail was large. The damage sustained has been
considerable. Wheat and rye fields considera.
bly, injured. The principal sufferers, we learn,
are Messrs. James Robinson. William Cunning.
ham, IT, and William Hedges.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

A variety of BLANKS
for sale at this Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19

1867 prizes amounting to S35 900
Only 0,000 Tickets in the scheme The
10000 dollar prize will be part payable BY
1000 tickets. Nos. l, to 1000 inclusive, valued
at $500 dollars.
Whole 7icken 400 Quarters 100
Halves 90 Eirhths 50
10 DO had in the greatsst variety Of Nos. It
ODW@N0S
LOTTERY and EXCHANGE OFFICE.
ia. Msrket.strees, Baltimore.
Whore Roth the Great Prizes Of
One Hundred thousand Dollars each
were sid IN foSucr lotteries and where more
capital prizes have been sold tnau q any o,befy
office in the United States.
'.'Orders either By nail tposs paid) or pri.
vate conveyance. enclosing cash o. prizes. viii
meet the same prompt and punctual attention.
ss Il on personal application. Apply to
III. oOHEN, il. q BROTHERS.
Baltimore, Juna S, 1898.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-19
DIED.

On Friday morning last, Mr.. Jacob Houk. Of
this place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13

ably placed to the account Of contingencies, and
which are settled monthly, will be found to
have been inconsiderable in amount, and to
class them as they are expended, as we'll as 10
reduce their numbeT, whsre practicable, will be
TO the Board an object Of continued soicitude.
The period Of the next letting has been fixed
for the goth Of October; and for its place the
town Of Leesburg, in Virginia, point equidis-
tant from the extremes, and within few miles
Of the line Of the Canal 10 be let.
Should this be the las, letting of the current
year, in consequence Of delay of the final adj
justment OF the depending controversy, respect
ing the Ugh, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal Company to a choice Of either shore Of the
Potomac for the site OF their Canal, every ef-
fort will be made % extend the contracts along
the line early in he ensuing spring; the pre-
sumption be ng confidently INDUCED, that the
mex, Winter, al least viii! terminate a cohtro-
versy so unexpected by The early friends OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and which, ii Ion
ger continued, must involve the Company, by
delay, in heavy loss OF income, upon its ex-
pended stock.
The answers 10 lhe Bills Of In junction Of The
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company have
been retarded, first t" await !he surrender OF the
rights of the Potomac Company, which took
place on the fifteenth day Of August last, and
Since that, 10 obtain from the records OF tina,
Company complete compilation of the laws
and documents proper TO sustain the rights ot
this Company, whether derived directly from
the several States, the United STATES, and the
associations of individuals interested in secur-
ing the las, charter, or from The surrender OF
the prior charter of the Potomac Company.
This compilation is now about 10 be com
ple,ed, and no farther time will be lost in bring,
jag the legal controversy which has arrested
the progress Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal to a prompt, and, it is hoped, dsfinitive
answer.
By order OF the President snd Directors.
c. MERCER,
President &. and o. {. Company.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13
NM, ,'oi0dF cumes pilgrim grey,
To deck the turf that wraps their clay

Few nations besides this, nave the enyiabk
privilege Of containing and numbering anon,
their children the founders of their governmen
and the achlevers Of their independence. y.
can yet behold some Of those brave spirits WI:
engaged 10 The perilous defence Of our liberties,
and who were ready To sink or swim, live Q;
die, survive or perish, in The contest. They
exist, glorious relicts Of the olden time-Wora,
aged and honored. Millions hail lhsm asia.
Tiers and preseryers, and grateful people tt
gard them with aftc and reverence. IImcl
in his destructive course, as he removes ten
one by one from amongst Us, only heishisfi
our altac hment for those who Iemain-"kc
the prophetic books OF the Sy5il, increasing II
value as they diminish in number" Rome, 10
her most v,rtuous days, boosted mol Of such inca
as these. No hardship, no distress, could Grl':
them from their duty; and now, when they have
completed the work, and the heavy hand o!po
verify presses upon some Of them, aud caitl
Iating policy deprives Them Of their rights and
dues-they remain still friends to The county
Americans in heart and principle. The grave
is fast closing over them-we will soon see i''
last Of noble race. Almost every newspaP"
that we open contains the death o. some hero
Of our independtn nee. Ii is honorable 10 "'
character Of our countrymen that tne Creates
respect is shown Them, and their memoirs
fondIy CHERISHED in the hearts OF their neigh
bours. A few years hence, and all that CAD "
said will be-lhere sleeps The last Of The 'oid'''
OF the Revolution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13

A correspondent Of The Mercantile Ad'e'"H
er mentions work about 10 bc pubiI'h5" ;.
New York, which deserves the aueni!o" o.
scholars. 1t is entitled "a Polyglot ln'rFP's
ter OF the Bible, Homer and Demos'hs'','
founded on discovery thar the Hebre"' ',s''
and Latin were originally one language '"'
author supposes that the whole VOCABULARY "
these tongues is derived from the same s'O''
of primitive words, which we're m"nosyl's0'''
ard which he processes to find in The he0'''
language. He supposes tina. while e','''
series of changes were going on in the pf""
tive language BY which the Greek was ''''"'s'
another series was taking place in another '"''
try from which arose the Latin. The fa"-.
word, which served originally 10 name ."e -
ferent parts Of the body, and other seh'''''
iects, constituted the grea: stock from ""'.
words expressive of the emotions ano w
lions Of the mind were derived"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13

The President ofthe United States, saws he
New York American Of the 10th inst, arrived
in town unexpectedly, this day, from Quincv
ard proceeded Immediately for Washington
This sudden movement is, we regret to state
occasioned by the very serious indi,posilion e
Mrs. Adams, who remained at Washington
1t is wholly unconnec,ed with any pablo bu,l,
ness. The Presidents health has improved BY
few weeks residence in his native State