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WY authority u deed Of trust, executed
nd 10 The subscriber. bearing date the OH
day ofDfcrmbrf. ls45, and duly recorded III
The Hastings court ii Lyhohhnrg, / shall pro
ered 10 sell, by way oil public auction. "n the
premises, on the 10th dag al April nexi. II
iait, u MT, the nosi lar day, tho bou- and
lot. on frsl stteet now "a the occupancy o.
David partcsHn, containing ninety teei, front
jns aaid srr,cj running bhek 80 Terms al
ale, oae bslC raab. tie balonee 10 Twelve
month VII convey rs trustee. 81 b title
ag Is vested IN me--but believe thr title 10 be
God. RALPH SMITH.
SHE II be conducted by Iohn Il. y Payne.
March - ids41
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March II

NMR FOUNTAIN LIME.-The subscribers have
IFA received quantity of Mountain Lime,
which trey will sell on reasonable terms, by
wholesale or retail. Apply to Saml Steel or
JOHN X SETH HaLSEY
March Il. it46
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sSNHE subscriber having determined, in compli
Il ance with the solicitations Of some of his
friends, to resume the Auction business, now
makes tender of his services to them and tic
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AUCTTONEER.

for the sale Of real and personal estate.
From his long experience IN mis- business, he
cntertains no iear Of not giving entire satlSiac.
ton.
For the accommodation of those who may
choose to employ him, he will go any reasona.
BILE distance INTO the country he also offers his
services 10 the
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Dec31

, HE summer session Of the subscriber
} school will commence on Tuesday the
LIST day of April. WM D. REID.
March % u
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SNfOrfCE.--DB HENRY l.. DAVIES re.
Ii specially inform. los friends and thepub
he that he Iias lately removed To Amherst Count
II a. and intends - devote his time exclusive
~ 10 the practice Of b.. profession. Tie may he
found al all times az his residence near Capt.
Tranklin's tavern. except when absent on pro.
fcssiana business.
Eeb - sil
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YIEGINTA-At rules holden in the clerks office ofthe
tric the 3dday Of March, IS9a, Films " Ills Pm u
gainst Matthew Lively md Philip Lively in lhnir own
right ana A. ears of james Lively. decd, .IUmcs
Lively, 1ame lIll and Elizabeth his wife, Ann Camp
hell John Davis and Mary his WIFE, Allison Ogden and
Lucy his wife, Jane Lively, John M'nanei, William
Knight and Richard Harrison, Dtts.
The Defendant Matthew Lively non hnving entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of A.
semhly and tine rules OF TIM court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is nhabnt Of tins
country: II Is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here on the tenth day Of the next and the
bill OF the plaintiff aud TINT copy OF this order he forth
WIN inserted IN some ucn >plprr printed the town OF
lNnehhurg, far Two months ucressNay and posted
the front door ofhe courthouse IN the said town
l. copy-Tc-tc, J. WILLS, Ok
rules holden in tho clerks office af the
superior Court of hancery for the iynchhurg Dis
tfet, The 81 day of March, ls2S. Samuel Mitchell, ad-
mHistator OF David krantZ, decd Pit. against Jonah
loh\hs Thomas krant, William Krautz, Michael
hrantl, David krant1, Joseph krantz, james Free
man and Elizabeth his wife, latc Elizabeth krant1,
Aeaer l,obgns and Patrick Geesou, Det,s.
The defendant Thomas KrantH not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the u
Assembly and the rules of this court and 1t appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he not nhabitant OF
TINS country IL is ordered, that the sa.d defendant DO
"er the bill ofthe plaintiffs and that copy this order
~ forthwith inscsed in newspaper printed in the
town Of ruehbul~, for two months 81 crssnely and
posted a. the front door Of the courthouse the said
So Acopy-rese, J.HilIS, OK.
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6sa WANTS. Genu1ne Pan, ar l. ~. 4s,,.s u
- TENS C41HCL}CoN, J.st r1tT3i
W " JHoMfs J. O'' It
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-19
Ff2n ne -Te'e Y0c: Journal NJ Coome1c
DISPUTED BOUNDARY

z E '7st number Of tie North American Rernv.
ju'i received conan' among other things, good az
itce the disputed Northeastern boundary Of tlc n
E"ed States The interest disnIayed this naiionai
dues ION appears 'be reasonable, as tie territory
~ dispute said 10 be equal 10 extent ~ lie Whole
- % 'S''ss hnsciis; nor It strange that British
"eghbors shruli lo,i; viii an evil eye up,t cia;cn
"uich 1t ~ stated would bnrg the American buuada-
~ within IL miles Of the ST. lawrence and orJy f,rtv
The sonh o t{nf'rsc. We hriieve tina; tie claim OF
orr S'VeTnHeni N 'h' case IS perfectly just, aud ",
shall iahe this oppor' unity u state IT, ve-y breFr E
The Inflammation nfopr readers along with some Of tie
reasoosh ny wircii II ia supported.
The bou,i.!arias between the United S,ai,s
and the British poss. ssions in NORTH Arncr;-
ca, were described by the dcfinitiye treaty Of
Ir,7scc in 1853. The beginning of the n5gQ,
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kand .4ssencg for ae H7ss,e,n sre,t Of Y;rgJ,on

& oSEfH T. CALDWELL. ~ I.ewsbury 6;,os,n,;.
county, d. and Joseph Bigelow Of Richmond civ
INFORM the public that they ha ". associa
" themselves ior tie purpose of naasac,pe genera;
'"a agency. j. + Caldwell viii attend TO that ma - Of
w ""s''eSs III any ct the counties of the Aeehanv
CO.,. -, establish old surveys, to resurey when neces-
Sy 10 rent, I" lease or sell, the records of sn
Oh 'hose. Counties, To describe rv the o,Er
" ""t afpertans to such property ma he nd
e'es''"s To the owner. J. Bigelow at Ricbmnnd ;l
reeve commitment from any who NAV feel disun
sea 10 patroniss the concsr aud uat N times pive c
'hoaon as may be soushtio and had (at the ife.en,
Pu"e 'hces IN relation to surveys grants deeds of
vey anres, &c. &c y '' " CUM
j. Caldwell and Joseps Bgeou deem II m, am;ss o.,
'e' (as I'D anyinsapces heretofore, Land Smeulao,.
nave acted IN The capacity OF Land gents that nev win
o' oe concerned either directly indirectly in apv aud
Fec"'a''oh whaiever Charges for attending to env of
the above specified Is iii he made noJs,a,s Al.
communications addressed TO either bar,y mnst hn on,
paid. PS ''"S' ue post
J. f. CALDWELL
Respec; fully refers
Hon Samuel l.. Sonthard-yVashine,on csrv.
ION. Lewis Maxweii-Tetis County Va
%" James Mclaughlin, Member of the Board Of . ,
Pubic Works, =
Pers B. Wcthered, Esq. Nlnu,her of tlIe Senate s
samuel AcCi"ns' ESP Member .of the House of 20
James Mcfarland. Esq. Member of the IIous. Of
--Kenawha County, Va.
5. d. Harrow fredericksburg, "a.
Daniel Boardman Esu.-New Yo,k
]. BIGE1ow
Respectfully refers
Hon Nr,. H. Calcl,,
'ohn II, Smith Esq. Member Of e Executive Richmond
Ec James hietaughn, Member of the Board Of p,h,;.
WcIks--GrPrnbrer County Va " 'O'''
jar. -, 1925.
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LtGiNkR: 1T rules holden IN the clerks office of
w. court O. shancery for the Richmond dis
pr sSHnst = honas Curd, Blair Boiling James m
I ieae'n's' m. Pope, trustee, &c and John g. Ffe-
80, ~" ueicnhsn' James ~ Picassns, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security accorJ;n 60
me act of assembly and he-rues of this-eourt and
aF?car!n" ny satisfactory evidence that he n not
an hn"elat OF tins country: it is ordered that the
next term, rnd answer fine bill of the n,a;n;,T ~
"i copy OF This order ire forthwith inserted in s1me
ncFsraPer published in fine city of Richmond. for two
o'lhs shcce's'vely, and posted at tie 'front.' door NJ
the capitol and 'te SAID city, -
~ n copy. Tes'e, j. Z. ABBOTT.
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fRGkN18! .9t rules, holden in the clerks Office
o 'he superior court of chancery for the Richmond dis
against Philir g. Marsfcller The NJ sDc;ev ag,tns,
IRE on bindings Of tho State Of Virginia and the Presf
d""t Directors and company of the Bank OF Alexandria
dts. '
ne 9ernfnn'" 'hr i'res'dont Directors and Coupa-
pany Of the Bank of lexand,ia not havIop rn,erod
tier appearance ard given security according 10 the
act NJ assembly and the rufe this court end i, an
nfialnS BY satisfactory evidence, that they are not N.
hatH'an's oths couutrr il ~ ordered that the said de-
iendants do appear here The first day Of the neg,
term and answer the bill Of The plaintiff and that CO.
py of THE order he forthwith inserted in some rspyss
per published IN The city al Richmond hp two months
ccessrer aud posted at the front door of the caBol
~ 'he said city.
10 cory. Teste, ]. b. BBoTr dec
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FLtGLyT9: At rules, holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court ~ chanccTy for TIRE Richmond district
the 81 day Of March, 1928: Robert Horseev adminis-
traitor and Sarah Mrgginson widow and admx of Jnseu
Mess'nsor, deceased. William MPggiusDn, Archibald H.
NeEri Ssor, Joseph e. Mcgginsan Samuel B. meggnsnn
|"nn T. aud Nenjarin Mcggnson, Che last being
infants BY their guardian the said Archibald b. William
I'cffiey and Elizabeth G. (his wife) and NahaneI r.
Powell and Mary j. (his we) heirs and distributes ne
Insgph C.. EIesgneon deceased pits sgs;r,t rosr
die.
ihe defendant 'ossrh CsbcN, having entered his
aupca rnnce and riyen sscp,i,r ,,co,Jing -, 49,, ~, 70
assembly and the rules If this rourt, and appearing nv
satisfactory evidence, that he fuhabitan Of This
couhTy' u IS or6srT', that The sad defendant appear
nero on he first day Of the and the bi
oi TIC plaintiffs and that copy Of this he forthwith
inserted in o'ne newspaper published in the city Of Rich
MONT oT two months excessively ard posted The font
door Of the capitol ofthe said cftv.
- Ar"fy. Trstc, :. y. kEBOTT, T. &c
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From the Caskot.I
THE ENTHUSIAST.

Oh. there are these who love 10 gaze
GA midnish! sky and moont deep,
Whilo dreaming romance fancy PLAYS
And lone aYd dark are reasons rays
As pale lights of the world aslecr,
Compared To soils retulgent blaze.
And have felt that ga sson's power,
While hst'ess Of all else beside,
My glowing thoughts would proudly soar,
AS stood my tee, where smoothly glide
ihe eternal waves OF cean's tide,
And ranged my eyes where winds snbsidc,
Beyond those orbs which ceasclcss shine
Unchanged amid the storms Of time,
Aud thought how ttiAiug ankind asc
To those a,ova each beamIng star
How little their deeds compare
With those forever acted there.
Nor. when the zephyr ceased play
l" rpplps calm along the shore,
When fiercey ashed the lightninc's raw,
Aud dark'y frc,"ning clouds would iou:,
When thundsrs rulld, when dasl,'d the ev.av
Ana winds drove waresin dread array
Ger the deep unmc0sured space,
And surses few, did rctracc
My steps to quit the scene, bu, stood
Gazing upon the angry Gocd;
And thought no deeds ere virtue dsrd,
with mortal toll aud strength had si,arH,
That blazed before ambitious eyes,
And deck her robes in glory's dies,
The fame of Patriot, freeman's f,icnd,
His dear home battling to defend,
would not do while honor bound,
Though every DAGGER roar'd around,
tonld by this my courage prove,
To win world y renown or love.
Wild the thoughts the enthusiasts mini snca-e
Aud warm the picture his young fancy draws,
Who pores Ill! midnight DER the poets page,
Q! those who blest with liberty aud laws,
heir fellow neu; and mid the spre aiding rage
y! anarchy, held high fair virtues cause.
lie sees undim' d their works immortal,
Through II the wrecks of time,
Shine brightly, stan,p'd on heavens high pot,a.,
In characters sublime.
lie feels extatc Are bum in his breast,
imagination paints his future years,
ills hearts emotions cannot be expteSsd,
White seems tine world in garb elysan tlress'd,
And nature all paradise appea,s.
Oh! If ever the joys fhcavcn
, u mor,ais wand ring here given,
lis in youthful sancy's magic pn,E'.s,
Upon the open unsuspccting heart,
Ere shadows cloud or da * misfortune io,yi Is.
Or of reality we frel tie smart
Fat dangerous and epvc faucv ciee,e
And ali il!usive are hopes brightest smiles,
'4gns fatuuS' like her light she rrars
Then leaves the wand ter i'll lir's path raeuflti
o mourn his lost way, long with frusless :rars.
% bury anguish, piercing, soon be sees
Leginns Of hell still traverse Gods creation
Destroying iairest works, and by degrees
Opens thrilling truths relation.
tfis plans frustrated; stuus with willy s!anfc4s
- drenf despondcncy all lonely wandcrs,
Weary OF the world to solitude TetifeS,
snd when the last IA iut ray o { hope exp!.cs
~ reckless desperation driven
lie will renouncc his breath,
= M Ia the IA &c of frowning heaven
Down all l!fc's cares in death.
MANLiUS.
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.u,,, wide and 5 II. 6 lone
al siie abor" stones will he hamnerna in a.. vS
anu must be III blocks from 3 to feot long cont.
"ie 10 The plans aud patterns.
l he remaining l5,U0O cubic vards ,r =,
CONSIST OF COED robbie backing, in courses OF ,ho, -
uc"es thickness and of suitable lengths aud width An
e uhension stones above designated will he NOT ON,
10 patterns, and be paid for by the cubic Yard 60
WIN measure when hammered and ready for Ia,ro.
anu all The robbie backing 70 be paid for by The cnb
yaro rs II shall measure when laid and the proros,
must be made accordingly. one contractor arreos ~
iufhS ho'h he dimension and the rubb,e stones ,he,,
The whole masonry including the hammered and r,bh,
wo' ~ pe pad Tor by the cubic yard as il SHAH he
measured when laid " ''ii os
All the sand stones 10 be delivered on s,,ch ,b.s ~
w'iarVes or other landing places in or nca, Tho II,
oates Navy Yard, as the Engineer or other Sune,;n
ten,ant OF the works of The Dry Dock shall d;rot r.
delivery of the dimension stones 10 be conn,on. e
or before The lst day Of April 1929, and con,innsa 1
uey stall be required, until the whole are teIye.s
he 5000 yards for ruhb!e work 10 be JeEvs,sa w.
they shall he wanted s'
Proposals Tor the ahovc stones accomn,,;o5h ii,
names OF the proposed boodsmen, sealed M IN ~ @
ceved at the Dock Office, Go.por, NAVY Yard -, or
before the LIST day Of May next Those y,;s;nr ,ne
Ter proposals may sec the plans and OBTAIN f,,,bs
formation by calling at this Office, or on MIR. PARIS -.
tue Dock Office, Charlestowu NAVY Yard -
Navy Yard. Gosport, Va, -''s "ee''
Feb. %, 1928. A, 80,
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-SGA-
rFrcm the New York American. !
ItNLiUS

IFrcm the New York An,eriralT
Mr.. tiIiorI Seul you a specimen of Border Poetry,
which I found ia Il late London paper In ma humble
cnnion. it wou 10 discredi Burns himself vc
lad 1t AZ least haldozcn times aud could read IL
maty times more, wh undated pleasures aud thinking
might give eu"al Subtraction Of your readers
''re transcribed FOR iheic Those have not fed
700 freely the cnncctons the poets %
the psesen, day, well termed the ''iack "a dasca 10
',sh such simple fare, will thank for nv trouble! fc
Hr'se who still hauer after "the es-pots Eyp,,"
care nn:. o. NJ
RUSTIC BARDS
"Rnber, Anderson like Burus, whom e.,blrs
a many particulars originally rrug near Ca fiisa
and ~ sill living agricultural la noucr. The
iig ballad. thou gh by Productions
very natural and highly expressive of country gir,
Ipatsnre Ia behold the object of her affections. II NAV
ne mentioned that she is expecting her sweetheart vs
uer after the old folks have retired which ~.
common mode of courtship in Cumberland. THIS will
ssre to explain the phrase of hrr fathers snor, eet
-. witch must at first strike siugGlar.'
TIE INPATIENT LASs!E.
Deuce TEX the clock. click -cIlckir sac
Sill, in tnGy's ear:
~ tells and tells the time is past,
When woiIu9 sud been lerP:-
I'cnce tel; the wheel twill nit Iuuu-
Nae MAR tu-n4et I'll spin,
SU; count each minute vi y seerh,
/ III wniinie ne steals in
flow'ncycc the epuuky fire ii burns
For tlree to sit he side!
For there's the where I DInie sits
Aud forget 20 cheydc
Ny fatder tut, now sweet he srwort;---
My murder s fast asleep
lirpronisd on but Of, fear
His word he wuunstk ecp
What it be keeps him frao ms
The ways nit sac lang,
And IN. siert and are noush' a. a-y
flyer were fam sauC
Some liner lass. vi hnun;rr foace.
Has catchd his wicked err
And III be pointed Il the h,fsk---.
Ray! suincr let dee!
. ir'st 10 assrs rnhhe'' gang,
And sUeaihear them We de.
J sin t" thee, my wohnie lad,
f"r stop bog ur dyk,;
Eu: customs a silly thiu..
For nae their uav.
And nnny bonre lasse s'
And wish fac day to dag.
Bi', whist! I hear my wohnics III
Aye! iuatS his vera clog.
lie s;rrksi the taui-yeati softly tai
. HarS iuat rW0ioyj dog,
Vow, hey fcr Screbs and sugar .ya..-
w kissss nit a fa,y--
= hot this 'ii's PARADISE,
" teD lovers they pguiqc irt,r,
only THcSf:Hs tHobj-ggie, jHutrh.
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nRY DOCK,
Gosport Navy Yard, Virginia.

- subscriber. before the st ,lay of n,v MI cue
,usIisn,ng and delivering CKANIrE STONES a., %
'ou znoo0 cubic yards of masonry for the Dry tIo
nuoue oooo yards TO he furnished according to durn
e'',S nr hainneriog IN the respective Quantities h
10 ',c following schedule desis by letters in s,
e he'gh aud depth Of the blocks are given in fes, |
inches nearly. e'eA' IA 'eet anu
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those which -ijaall innrc ditertIy inlo lie III
lantic ocean. Such line OF separation as
this latter, it is maniiest, never entered the
minds of the commissioners who made the
treaty. They meant that OH. eastern bounda-
ry should cross the ST John, the course of
which river Is quite accurately laid down on
the map they arc known TO have used. If
tins had not been their meaning, they would
have caused the line to take south west di-
rechon from the source of the ST. Croix, in
stead OF northern one.
Many other reasons might be given in sup
port OF our claim; bat we think it unnecessary
to adduse them here. since we believe that
those wh'ch VIC have already stated will be
amply sufficient to establish it's Justice in the
;nnd OF any impartial person, who will take
the trouble TO consider them, with the aid of
Ia good map before him.
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n Citancefy, ~ .Ioiajt0- County Corr. liIrch
JrTJ1.


John Marin and Sally his wife formerly Sav Rrckay
Ps aSAnsi Reuhiu mckcr ia hs right nd as admir-
n' JOSHUA fucker, drc Joshua Cha II and william IVora
s securities samuel Rncer ard Polly his wife, pIea
hurE'r' 'ohH Melton and Lucy MS WIFE, william Br,1e-
.nh f'ty bis wife, Jesse Martin William Martin Jordan
I"a'tn, DANIEL Marun, jefferson Martin. Patsy Martin
ah1 Eza Martin, whirh said William Jordan, UatjcI
Jefferson, Patsy and Eliza MARTIN are ,nier the arc ~
years, Joshua Rncker and sally Rucker Tie
san sally as widow ofthe said Joshua, dec dts
On motion Of the defendants, and II apupspr 4, ,,c
satisfaction Of the court that the plaintiffs are o irhab
ab's 81 ms state, notice is hereby given IN the paiot
"rh'y uat security faT is required: aud ii ~ or
'Prto' mat Master Commissioned Fabius Ia.or * ,uo
stare hnc settle the of Rcuhin Fucker admir-,
"osh"a kucier as also of each n the distributes
portion Of the estaie OF The said Joshua viii, the
ira decree. 80 wv ." 0'"'' !"
ne parties 70 te foregoing suit together viii, Tin,on
ie sncr'd and administrator ef Joshua Chan1n
eG' are hereby notified, thar shall aftepJ =, fbe crs
i'vr'T m The county ofhmelia, ~ the ,,ycp,v,,6 sv
VI way next at 10 o'clock. :. ~ to perform the duty
required hy tho above ORDER which time I'd placa ht
are requestcd 10 attend with their accounts and
feaoy Tor Examination and settlement
FABIUS Law SON, ~. &.
- vet Nth Of Arri. 1928.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-03
F~n ihs Nsr'sieh COavisr.

MT EDITDhs. s.--
 Some holheaded FedrraIsts say, I must not support Mir. Adams, because he is A turn. coat. and hOtheadrd Democrats say, I mnSt not support him beca1se he is a Frderalist. confess. l see no reason why man is not at Iiberty tO alter his opinions, concerning polit- ical as we'll as other matters. Is t SD, that we are bound to think concerning political mat tcrs and men, just as our and-fathers and Great Grand-fathers did; or that we are ob- Iig"d [" think len !ers hence, precIseIy as we do to-day, and Is a man to be denounced by partiZans As turn coat and a traitor he. cause he will not g" tO all lengths with par- ty. right or wrong. For myself sir. I owe no allegiance to any party any farther than con- sider that party conforms to and supports the constitution, and aims to promote the welfare of our country. My allegiance to the consti tuition of my country, esteem paramount to every other. 1t $ the principle of being true to ones party. and dsregarding the interests of the Commonwealth. that has hitherto de- strOyed most Republics. It was this principle pursued to an extremity during our last war. that snbverted the Federal party, and this a. vowed purpose of pHtting down the adminis- tration, right or wrong, will not fail in over throwing the party den"ninating itself Jack sOnian. The fact is. the great mass of the people have the welfare of the country too much at heart i" sacrifice its interests at the shrue of any party. The great body of our people are republicans in fact, in prncipl g, and in feeling, and 50 far any party, or any set of men support rrpubIicanism, and Am erican interests, so far they will receive the support of the C pie, and no further For myself, sir, It warm partisans call Mr. Ad- ams what they may, so long as he supports the laws, Constitution and interests of his country, and does as well as his predecessors am for giving him the same support. And think that as an unprinciplrd flor. is making toput down his dn.inisl' alion it is my dut, to sustain it. No doubt. great pxertiOns will be made to throw in our LegsIature,at the next election, as great show as possible: not on- y with d view to C, Try the vote of this state, but to produce an effect abroad. It therefore hehoOves the friends of the administration, composed, as they are, of the more moder- ate of both parties. to be- at their posts. and do their duty faithfully and there can be not the least doubt of the result.