The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

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W York Jour. of Com.
New York, June ~.
Respect to the remains of the late g. W. adams, Esq
The remains Of this unfortunate gentleman cast upon
the shores of Eastcheer and by the inhabitants of that viii
age placed in tomb yesterday afternoon with every
mark of civil and religious respect could be shown
How grateful this will be the bereaved parents and family
need addbut hardly withhold public test-
mona of approbaton for the good feeling and of
propriey which marked this interesting ceremony.
.Neso York. June ID.
Mr. ADAMs-The late President of the United States
arrived this city Saturday evening" his way Quincy,
and took lodgings the City Hotel Mr. Adams went yeste
day TO Eascester where the of his late had
been entombed The most respectful attention TO the feel
ngs of this beeaved parent which have before noticed
in that village, the occasion of his sons ntermen took
the place of every feeling of political opposition
which does honor the heads and hearts of counmen
After divine service in the afternoon of yesterday winch Mr.
Adams attended, the funeral read the tomb of
Mr. Drake where the body had been deposited the pre-
of the assembled parsh and of many respectable
who had Easchester to show their and
sympathy the The clouds had passed away and
amidst the spendor of the glowing around that spot
the uncertainty of life and the sudden termination of HUMAN
hopes and purposes strongly oonasted with the steady
onward course of the material world. Com. adp.
-e+e--
Gorernor Houston.-The late mysterious conduct
of this gentleman, in resgning his Office and leaving
his family &C. has been a subject of much animad-
version. Public curiosity has been aroused, and var
rumors and evil surmising set adoat. Amy thing,
therefore, in relation to the NATTER. in which conf
dence be placed, will not fail to be interesting
letter to one of the editors of this paper from
gentleman of responsibility in Coyington, Tennessee,
dated 18th May, says, " Governor Houston passed
down the Mississippi few days since in the steamer
Red Rover for the Cherokee nation of Indians, in the
Arkansas Territory. He says he wishes to see
the face of a white man again-that when he gets to
Red River his cloth coat which he wears is to be
destroyed, and he assumes the Indian costume through
out. He is taking parcel of rifles and says his
policy will be, by example, to incucate peace and
civilization among the Indians, and dissuade them
from warning against one another, and particularly
bring about peace between the Cherokees and Osa-
ges that he will endeavor to cultivate friendly feel
ing amongst them towards the United States. The
cause, causes which have produced the unhappy
separation of the Governor from his lady, and resig
nation of office of Governor, a profound secret,
not known to his most intimate friends They are,
by solemn agreement of himself and adys to be
divulged. This information comes from gentleman
of the first veracity, and who passed in the boat
from Nashville far as here with the Governor and
who has long resided in Nashville and who is well &C
quainted with the whole affair. The Governor was
many years ago, when agent of the Cherokees adopt
ed by celebrated chief of the nation, Jolly, his
SON. To him he will repair, and doubt be well re-
received. "--Raleigh Star.
family of persons in the city of Boston, late
made very i'll by taking milk which being analysed pro-