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POSTPONEAIENT

Trust S.dL r. Of LANDS, .A'EGROES, &c
Sbyho to ie ptOy'sI'n Ut Deed Tust xrcut.
- ~ the sdbsctbegs the 4th Msrch, 1925 by w
ION WE and duly recorded the the CLERK Of
the county csur of AIbenirIe secure ctrtstn sum, 81
ey therein mentioned, due james Woods and others aud
he eEpe'e ncieutsi 10 tie sale, will he sold e. the ,ee.
property 20 va Csc tract Of land lying the county 81
Aber'-re, James RIVER adjoining the Town of
containing TO- acres aboa 80 {! which, is James RI
One other tract Of land lying in the county Of Fluvsnp
nS lou acre more iss and adjoining the lands OF
J2n ~ Moon, hicfd Shackieiord Ssmp c. Tiimsn snt
Onc moiey Il BRICK lumber house 100 feet in eusfh
~ the county OF fu'anns, adjoining the Ton EeOttsy
ohd OF the m"gn" jane BIverthat is 50 feet ~ SAD
lumber house from The lower thereof One half
h''h 81 'ropien ipnhcr house near Tut,yles tsny,,
one bah Of three Gahs OF lot ground esp,eIine fv
esh' OF an acre. N aid county Of Fuyauna the Margin
before mertiOsej.
Que ohef loOr parcel fgrouud containing enc b.lf or
an acre adj ming that lat descbed nhd on which stand
fcbseco shelter 100 feet IN lessth
Ais' Inc following slaves male and fcs!e aud ch.,,e
"s iaity Wen, Ben, Bob Jim, Jseob, Hanush Lnney
he iotmef Rita Harriet Merry Rachel and Ler tro rbiI
dTsnvik; E'uy Armiead, Patience aud her three ebdf
va an11n tyuha and MoriIa, together with ihe future in
create Of sid female slaves.
" Also the whole o. stock Of ssidVVm Mor co,orr ~
head Of hosesiy caiilcszty two ht go and 80
crops eveffd growing 10 ~" ~ the former about i2DOh
NE crop OF eofnwbes;s oais. srd tchaccoo
seiheT With a The Hyf hn end kcten sus farm
ng utensils 81 said Wa Moor, every kiodot .ch rsr
"feHf % De- produced 20 The day Of sale and 20 uuc
- gi he sufficient dscsEe tie !eits secured b liz
icel iBfo rGect"
TIE sa'sorbsr'a I'm, Trr,ee viii convey only .uen
I'VE rs - 'etis@ i1 men by thai rspacity
The sale wi he usde The frou door Of MR. Seer. r.,
vcfn IT, the toru u c0itgils
q. csocKE,..
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RUNAWAY,

1,RRo-t the Subscriber, living in Powbatan Coun-
~ ty, on the twenty-soventh day OF August last
a negro man named Ben. lie IS 4 stout likely gel
low man. has large roman nose, between twenty
and twenty-five years old; had on when be went
away shirt ard pontaloons, toerable good white
hat, and pair Of shoes y is a cunning artiul
fellow, well calculated TO dcceivs most people il
not particularly examined. ] will give ten dollars
reverb for the delivery Of BEN or Tor securing him
in any jlil so That may get him.
RICHARD NCSELEY.
Sent -. a7-u9,e,
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Prince Edtrard C0unfu. To ,nit !.

~ HchtAs 'he wa. Aaron Lindsey. Dec IT Prince
EiWaid county specific legacy dcyre, 10 al th.
end eu, or ther legal nt4ye. " all IN,
f,s eAr,P nose OF hs bfnthef Wan. Lindsey there.
s ku"'Sn Thai each AN all the irsa.ees apfe.,d nj ,u
''H'" Who have not come iOrwsrd) requested 10
zoe OF ihe 'sd Aaron nsey, dee legal aud ati.fac
~ PROOF o thif sht Ia SAID legacy, that istrhutou
e saae may be made directed by viii II Aaron Lind
'ey'"eS THOMAS ALLEN, ex'o,
july 20. '''' N. ~ ,y;, a'e'
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Byte G0uern0r cffhe Communicable of Yirsi-
mia A Proc LABIATIoN:
~ HEREAs IT has been repre- eued to the Exccu-
W tive b. the jaior OF the Town OIL Petersbura.
that on the night OF the Sd inst certain John Iii
ri>On, who had been reman!e led 10 iall bv an eva.
mining court, for further trial OIL charge OF i.Io
NY, did break aud make his escape IRON said ial
and Is now going at large ! have, therefore,
thought proper, with the advice OF the Council OF
State, 10 offer reward of Fyfy Doi!arS, 10 any
person or persons, vino will dpprehend and convey
TO he jail - Petersburg aio esAiJ, the said John
Harrison and do moreover, require all officers
civil and military, and eXhort the good people oil
The Commonwealth 10 use their best endeavour, 10
caLSe the said fugitive 10 be aPprehcnded, that he
may be dealt with as the la.g directs.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
The Seal OF the Commonwealth at Richmond
(sea) this 10Th day Q! September, 1928
VIM. b. GILES.
feet inches high, light hair, small whiskers. thin
visage, fair skin and blue -yes--has mark on his
right check, which he was burn with, resembling
wine, (Which can only be discovered by close ex
amination) lie is shoemaker by trade had on
a black bFoadcloth coat ~nd panialoonS much worn,
light coloured vest and black hat, with Grape round
ii. lie was born in Lancaster county, Va.
Sept. II. S7-wlw
iEE cRAECERY st d court held for Buckinr-
- ham county, the llth day Of Ass. 1875
Thomas Russell, Plaintiff
against
GramdersonJ J. Clover, and WIN. u. Smith,
Defendants.
Tho defendant Clover not having entered his ap-
pearanc', aud given soc1rity according 10 the Act
Of Assembly, and Ihe Rules Of THE Court, and IL
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he not an
inhabhont of this county, n is Ordercd, That the
'aid Glover do appear here OH first day of Novem-
Der Term next, and answer the Plaintiffs Bill and
that Copy of this Order be forthwith inserted in
'ome public Newspaper, published in the City o.
Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted
the front door Of the courthouse of this county
copy. Teste, X. ELDRIDGE, D. c.
Sent. u 37--wSw
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PTETTG .SaI =

4 UDL@IC IS.fLE,.
ES virtue of Deed Trust executed nv Vim u H..
20 the suhScrhet en- the 25tb day Of March, s2s and
teeofded IN The eiefks Office OF Amelia county rour n,
purposes therein mentioned, will sold 10 the highest dde
o. Psone auction, at the ltsdence If the Vim. T. Bs,,
of ready money the 9Th day Of Oct next, If Il not ss
eA 'ir cay AL the said VIM. T. Bass stock of
,hetP aud hogs, and all bis plantation uens, Of every
perceptions together with his proportion Of the crop Of wheel
made the present year, the plantation on which he
10 me county OF Amelia, near the Genio Milk.
Pwoharfrs. RTcNfRC goOs Sn 10y 1, Z" 70 'HS
Sept -. q, f.a.s,tssf
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HiDES, LE.dIIlER, &c. -
7SO BEST heavy lilo GIande hide,
466 RI Jsnriro d.,
400 saed BrszIl do
400 do various other euai;iesio
100 Niehmcnd saIte6 slaughter do
500 30 do osfsk,u,
$500 seal leather, OF every quality both oak
iock iannasrirom the very beat the mosl inierur
by the quantity quarter OF side
eOO ides wax aud russell upper leather
90 doz. oalisk'ns aud kipskins
Seat skins, nor-e aud gain leather
Boot morocco skins, lining aud binding .kus
Boil binding, boot cord ana webbing
Dont and shoe 'rtes, ia's, &c.
Black vafli,h
Sheen'skefs' aud cu-tiers' toois OF all kinda
1000 Us. eodtse and fine bali shoe thread
Harness, skItInE. and birdie leather
chi,e bag ADD i'iiihg hides
fioSssns nuo MO COCO skins Of all kinds
Sadrr trees, girih add s,rsinine uetb
700 d 4. English Basil shr ep skins
Coach lace, fringe, tasssls, &c.
Wool aud " Yiles Yarn
300 gsr III hmogd made plantation shoe,
20 bhi' isnnsrs oil-for sale by
Aus. 90 81 w4w WILLIAM rp.,yr
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.EoRAl OF pRoposAL.



post Wasfcr Geue~af.
SIR viii uyey The Mad on pett ROute, No. VIZ
tom 70 @ 81 the yearly compensation Of - doisrs.
The bidder will state such Improvements present them
'cyes {, hiu II 8sc vail lie proper Tor him cay
Iie should ffirctv state, te nuuthsr Of The route and
nct ouly She number bot Che beginning aud Of IT, H.
'oud slo clearly state h rcsideucs, 90 he State Town
~ vii he lives ~ be he coansctrr, be must
fsny bis rids hy surable recommendation.
Slrt a.. 81 -vt2f
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2 onSVhNt 70 Decree Of Goochtaad county court
Fig a. 1o"eat,.sion.T, stH TO the higiesfbdder a.
foeNS idvf, os Monday the Sd dan of Tor,,bey W.,
tGo ais 81 lad one containing so ersd;oning Hoina
oheeaafe' and oshers Tie otherac confainng 100 oe,
adioaing I'm 81 clair and other, m, ans,,
~, gfays eqnal a9nai i"siansn hfpieiosey e e
m a., t gPfgosd security together tOdk Deed If T9r.
W 'e tn'd 'oid TO SECURE ne purchdse money sui nfs
only as Coa5'issioHey srW give which Je,,sn, 80
A"d 1.. CO. IN. FORD, ST. COMMUNICATED
10y. - 80 /.
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L
IKE MAINsArL has written the best articl
TARIFF. that we have yet seen. Befor
squares away" in his " little skiif," lie mu
Is lus parting song.
TIE SAILORS SONG.
-, wins, life is thi, TO lead,
i Cannot put tn sea,
I'm wiui-bound by the TeriG, with
Ihe breakers on my lee.
have betu now six weeks sshe:e
But, longer c,nt stay;
IN tutd myseif little skF
Aud then III square away.
Itm,kcs we almost weep outright
To see the noble ships,
lay looking Ill 80 ,oTnwful
Aud rO,ting iu the slips.
God bless my eyes! don't know how
The folks do ,lay ashore,
Where they can never see \ storm,
SOr hear the Ocean roar.
Here sm forced TO he all nisht
ia some high garrett locked,
am jns, Ike en infant FOX
ihd must he rocked.
My face has grown puiie delicate
" make, me for to blush
The tar Is me ling from my hat
an no longer dush.
roll about with swinging arms
'ust like ship hccslm.d,
don't know how Ia steer myself
Nor where, or III be ID.
can't think how II is tses
HoF what the Ocean. dong,
Nor whether stOrEis are p,pinsyst
Or II they are Uuly brewing.
have lost my recollection
Ghe days are so alike
The days weeks aud weeks arc years
At least they are 10 Nike.
cannot see the sun rise,
Shame faced FROM out the trees;
But think bc looks much finer when
Hes rising from the seas.
The stars, how pale they Look ashore
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LADY. who has had ih. experience OF many yesr. .
tsachef, emf who rcerttonai. tcirrfre
rr'' tual'on IN pryte fandyfof tte eDsung fa,n
o. 1,f hrhmon3, retp.bnrs o Norfolk, woul b. prefer
10 ~ Apply pr fte O1ce ~ tie Eaaufer (poti rsidJ
rhs -ibfcfb.fs the Wtes,h' 3 ,sho !,,ys no, e ~
'sd's's reqs DULY soliel % call q nc same oace r.
irgust ~.
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.aoyJcs

saUITClE
l(AoMNirrED 10 the JaI Of Cumberland eeunty, Va
- "n the 9th Of jane last inuao man by the n,i me
ron FORD feet inches high wh scar on his len ,.
end one IN MS isit cheek occz-icnei by with sns
lie cay he was born Prince George county, S~e
mafyll"c; lie also stste Iau,. Naip fuunty
slate '"ned has wife, WIN" TO the South he wa
following m. wife aud lost his Free Psper. Ford q.
'sve|he owner owners VI the above
10 come r"afd snd the pay spa
a"ayi ti,he will be dealt with a the law directs.
.. n. PARRAt;K,
Jaior Of C. c.
aug. %. sb,>s
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NnTTCE

YcNTENuING % quit the Dry Good Busincs, We vii .e
"a very lc" wha' goods We have now hand. Anapr
theu very go0I sfioftnen ~ cloth cs.,inie g.
almost every co7s vf'nes, eanbres, dines g. ai, sn
afottmcm Of hardware aud cuhety III " iupos-
ION Cnugy chants requested g. can sre
'eininsd Co close This isiL WM va. GAIT. IT,
SEPT Sd Ar
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mem, hcing next called upon. requested pefi,is
sion TO Interrupt, Tor few monents, the grave tho
e'olrent course which the business OF the table
was taxing, by throwing what he had to say into
song, which, il il failed to enliven them, might
at least have the good effect OF ailorng gentlemen
the opportunity of preparing tor further ora,ory
Tie President asserting, the company were good
enough to listen TO the following eiuson Tor the
occasion:
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C0it0H Gins amt other horticultural L,JyJe,g,,,f,
SINCLAIR & MOORE.
fAFFEb iot SAFE. fien Nanulseory Pea So Wharf
- Bslfmwe~CCffyN GINS, made ~ the bcr frsunef
rilh circular trcss; and steel s1,gs.
o.. general a.softmcnt ot Acfruitur,I r,,ofer,,,
nnpfisps be most approved Piuish. CunSaiors Waco
Faus. Corn Shciltts, Straw On ,tets. a. dc
$50 on hand quantity Of FREsu OK CnAVB.
Grass SkED Iinoths, Lucs're, Herds snd Tsii Mead
o. 6fWs Stcis, Gafd,n Getde. sc.
0rd,,, eaf,idly sni promptly '0egied 70.
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RUN4 WNY-

ItLJt.H VHI,
YGhhOm the suhscrhei, living ur a., Sta. n, :.
LeAns HE Church, IN Coco HAND On dc 22d a., .;
AZ 10, h ihonh, sru man named ia, a. 80 "' VI
Ja'o" ss likely black u,i III h. b. ss ~,
~ yas oIr "h sonc grey hsus h. h. ss smiling ,
"s"c", ana plausible sdd;ess, bsa on VIE, ~ 49,, "
tiS' st"a ceat blu. ane white, white pan,sl-n- ret, III
WON, psi o. -h"~s, oiei ably soud WOO, h., ,i,
M u Iu reward oi 'ie delivery Of jacob OF for ,ecurip,
him IN any Jsi' so ths' may get hrs 80 ''''''Ds
Ausu. 2. ., us
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To this Dr. Patterson replied IS follows:

10 this DR.. Patterson replied - follows:
PhHGdefpiia. .9Ug. ~, 1928.
Oentelnen; accept, with mixed feelings Of
sadness and pleasure, your kind invitation 10
farewell dinner. As the moment approaches when
am to leave fine beautiful city Of my BIRTH to be
separated from the interesting and important insd-
and, above all, 10 be torn from so many deJr and
valued friends, my heart almost fails me- and am
tempted to regret the iFrctrlevabe step which I
have taken am greatly consolcd However, by
the numerous proofs Of esteem and attachment
which the occasion has called forth and certainly
none has gratfied me more than that which votir
udterlng invitation now presents 10 me- prav
you, gentlemen, and the social PARTY whom voii
represent to be assured o. my high resuect AND
afectionate attachment
TO Messrs Barker, n. BIdle,
i. O. Smith, Vaughan
Strickland, Hays & Ronald.
son.
The dinner was given al the Mansion TJouso
an ednesday, the goth Of August The conpa.
ny, consisting Of upwards Of Ghy gentlemen. sat
down. al O'Clock, Ga 40 entertainment provided b,
Mr.. Head. iu his best manner. The venersbiS
and learned y. S. Duponceau presided sss, .fod b,
y Biddle, Esq DIR. Chapman, and Mr.. James
donaldson, as Vice Presidents. On the cloth be.
ing removed, The President stood no. and address
Ell the company in the following terms:
cENTLEmEN: ] beg your permission 10 saw
f. Few words oyou preparatory TO toast, which
'"ai nave me hOnor u propose. We met
here to testify respect and attachment 10 n dis
imguished fellow citizen, who is about 10 transfer
his residence to another state. rejoice 10 Sec in
tgis numerous assembly tlic representatives.. az IL
were oi uinso learned institutions, whose comb.
Heo e".f'S nave gwen lusre and reputation 10 our
city very considerable. n moi tho orcat,,
part those who compose th.s meeting CONSISTS Of
members Of tle University Of Penn. ylvar,l, OF
the American Philosophical Society. oTtbo hcaJe.
mes OF rms and OF Natural Sciences. of u,,
All sef..f-
I"nH = nsh'ule, y" q our auhabjo gies 2 iav.r.
IL child, Il Nh ic,l Fund Society IL ,- ri.t,i /,
t"ouid be 20. ihl "a ceDces which pro
y Or Patterson bT CURED 90 nue., ana success
l4ily 10 promote owe hiin hs ere exnrcsson o
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THOMAS BOYD, ATTORNEY br Law,
Y sPECTFULLI.y offers bis professional seryi ccs
10 tie public, and pledges hM unTemiited at-
tention 10 al business that may be committed 70 bis
care. re viii regularly attend the Superior & In
lerior Courts Of Alhemare & Fluvsnna counties
Hlsoflicc in Charlottesville
cr'l2. s7-v3w
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80. fust safe OF LAND aud NEGRoEs,
virtue ~ two sepsiate Trust Deed ksutinr dat. .s
Isin o. oct 1879, sud 50 March 1927 ,r9cured by
luz" - anan' SSaiy his wife, both 81 which are rseoTded
yuy court oisrss ONCE If Louss will be sold 60 ,be
800 ""oer, i9f tssh. Al the residence Of said Lud,ov
gsh1e 10 The esd county nf Louiss, Friday fbs m
~ o ofpt next, fair II not tie next fair dsy fher esfier
sunday eHceed) The Trsct Of Lend said Trus; DEEDS
mtw"ud containing shout 100 acfe be the ssue more n,
- and ne following negro slsycs, viE John. Tom Heusp
In Garter, Landsey George, Jack snd Do.y. snJ ons
gro man nsmel Ogfasg and her increase since die ds,e
A" sara trust Dtedf. Tie 1and cJn.idt rcd ,sInabf,.
pHi7n Of which green 5Priug Land, bss on every house
tary in The coEfrd ots large family. The NeyJor. A.,
i""' crop ban' For further information apry 10 sid M
" bfanhsm 81 the rremise Einrod Btainham ~ A,Ee-
marie Ohafies TnompsOnr. % IIsnovfr " the
acting p trustee shall cony such Tile only ss ia yc,sa
ty sad Trust Deeds, which j, bslievd to BE- ndi.cdstie
CB1S. Y.BfMBROUCB
,, Acting Trustee.
,l.-n-l ~ J0--vtiss
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Is hereby given, that petition from sundry cli-
zcns Of Albeuare, Fiuvanns and Louisa coun-
ties, viii be presented 70 the next General Assem-.
bly, Of Virginia praying for The passage Of law.
which shall authorize the laying out aud con.
struciing Turnpike Road between Meri@ethers
Bridge ADD Boyd's Tavern, in Albemarlc county
Sept ~. g1,-w3w
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DINNER TO PROFESSOR PATTERSON

DINNER TO PROFESSOR PATTERSON
DR.. Robert NJ. Patterson, late OF the University
OF Pennsylvania, being about to leave. his native
city, 10 assume the chair of Natural PhiIosophv
and Astronomy in the University of Virginia a
number OF his friends OF Philadelphia DESTROYS
that he should bear with him some signal proof of
their esteem and attachment, held a meeting at
the NlansIon House for the purpose of tlevisnr
means 10 luihi their intention. In pursuance OF
resolution unanimously passed, the following let
ter-was addressed to Dr.. Patterson:
Sir: At d meeting OF some of your friends
heid at heads hotei last evening, for the purpose
OF adopting means of maniiesting, previously To
your departure for Virginia the hgi estimation in
which they hold your talents, and the regard they
ieeI Tor your eIniable qualities il was determined
that farewell dinner be tealered 20 YOU and the
undersigned were appointed a committee TO carry
the wishes OF the meeting into effect Need we
say with what dccp-yet what mingled emotions
we perform Inc duties assigned us-Oi inviting our
towhsinan and TREND TO parting interview with
those whose social circle he has so long been tbc
delight, upon the occasion oil his leaving them and
the city, ol which lac may be Justly considered an
ornament and boast? But YOU 90 10 receive we
will believe, the reward which talents and uuali-
ties, such as you possess, ought every where to
command; and, IN the anticipation OF your increas-
ed prosperity, and happiness, and fame, althOu IN
separated from us, we affectonately request Iou
30 name day when il will suit your convenience
TO meet your friends and allow them the onpor;u-
nifty OF Offering to you their parting good wishes
lanes ". Baskcr
NJ. Biddie,
francis e. Smith,
.I0hR Vdughdu
iVHlidm Strickland,
I,aac Huns,
J9Bies ROHcds9n
To r. M. YArTEEsUN NJ. ID
philadelphia, Aug. II, 1925.
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To r. M. PArTLHsoN, NJ. ID.
Philadelphia, Aug. Il, 1925
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COM.NUN7CAT'ED.

IN tue many political discussions Of the da1, i.
mas often been matter of surprise 10 me- that The
similarity, almost the IDENTITY Of character obssr
Nabie IN our present Chief Magistrate and Fd,n,,ud
JHlrhe, should never have stuck the mind of ei
LET Trend or foe Of the former gentleman. To
tiincr, indeed, It would have been a source of A.
punuant graduation. The career of Mr.. Burke
was SO glorious, and at the same time so rrerular
Sueh was tie brlIiancy Of his talents and arch tbe
Nenemcncc OF his passions, that there are arople
materials in his lie, to eke out either paneovric
or PhlllpPic on the man who NAV he a,,nSS1gcd
TO resemble him. OF both these species Of con-
position, MIR. Adams has been full often. nerban,
700 often, the theme. Of notices of the last soTIt
IN especial, ne has received enough to satisfy anv
moderate Christian, perhaps even an Uni,arian2
out oil the last, do not profess 10 know much
they Demg plants OF too delicate nature TO with
s.ana inc ierVors OF southern sun, ami aou-
Tlshlng only among the congenial frosts Of New
tngiand' Butte return to the subject, from which
We seem TO have digrcssed Iule-there surely
never existed among the characters Of whom PIN
taIen mas drawn, such ingenious and elaborate pa
IaHels, greater resemblance than il obeertatIe
UctWeen the great men above mentioned n il
wen known that Mr.. Adams first Jistioqrisbc5
hIseii IN nc, by series Of essays under the stO.
nature OF "Publicola," in which he vsry atIy H..
Iendcd the principles of Mr.. Burke. a5.i assaulted
those OF Tom Painc. Thee, as vel as his sgis,.
qgoht compositions, seem tn have been di-fatoa Nv
'9c same spirit, and written unfcr TIC ssn1c inGu.
ehce, which animated and characterized the eIy-
Sient ef1si2aa 4 Ito ghilcgo.hic o.a.... W. nay
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.eras u. both TIE sane reverence fr sn,ci,, IN.
stituiions--the same admiration OF a proud and
splendid Anstocsacy, the ''Corinthian capital OF
polished soccty"--the same naughty distain of
the mass OF the people, from whom, by the bye,
neither seems 10 have been separated but in feel
ing-,he same ingenious and refined reasoning
uhe same powers Of AGATE Discrimination and mas
terly deduction, all clothed and raruishsa too,
win language, vigorous, expressive and imposing,
houSh, perhaps, somewhat elaborate and artificial.
AS Mr.. Adams advanced in !e he LEFT more vi il
bic traces of the conformity OF his genius and his
temper with those OF bis great prototype. He de-
iei'ded Tor long time, and with great ability the
intere Is Of party, which. Ike the Wings in Eng
iahi, comprised much talent and patriotism, but
was ciSsaSiciui 10 the body OF The people. With
the sae suspicious haste, and ~ the same Sc 37i-
eious Juncture, when the doom OF those with whom
ne nad acted seemed sealed forever, and political
power appeared Canaan, ouiy 10 &c view ed FROM
a distance, he icit the I3alanx he had 20 much
Strengthened and Joined the ranks hc hadso often
CALLED and and annoyed. There was this diyersi-
~, however, 10 be noted, as iny Lord Coke would
say--that MIR. Burke deserted, aaf Mr. Adams
Joined, the friends of the people. T.ILir private
habits OF life arc said 10 be OF the same strict seciu
ded a:d iab0Tious character. Their te!npers seem
10 have. been equally resentfu and yindictivc;
and they both appear inclined 10 allow their wrath
10 evaporate in literary acerbies rather than dcs-
ceiid from their digniiy 10 any thing SO vulgar and
p!ebeiAn as perSoiiIl contest. To SUN up the
whole, each has had FOR his associate, coadjutor
u PcnepS superior III foiilcal lie, gay, toient-
ed, absolute fellow, WHO seemed enabled to a.
chieve more trophies il the contests of party, in
the intervals between his Pleasures than his abo-
rious companion gould attain by the undivided and
undiver,ed energies OF his mind. AS bonnie
houche Tor the young aud the fair, il may be far
Their remarked, that each of these distinguished
men married Tor love, and was happy in welded
life.
1t will easily be conectured, from the even
handed justice of the above remarks, that au OF
the ne sect in politics. called Christopher Guam
darians,a sect which, at least in Virginia. seems
like the Wahabees in Arabia, hkely 10 drive the
true Moslem from their places of worship.
aVEE(,IN AID