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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29
LAND FOR SALE.
LAND EOE. SALE.
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IN Fall. offer or sale my
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acres oil me aieado" Lana on H. "ash Is very Pf"
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poNt one UNA III woods. Wei ,imhered, ne 'mPo"
menus CONSIST OF p"ellh{ House ana o'ieI ,''es'i' y
o'' HOUSES Any person Wishing 10 puE "oohi no W."
~ eNanhe iof themselves as goh "'fSalh may OF
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OF "I"E' Apply 10 Josfih ii'N fH I'm
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I a Circuit Superior Court oi Law and Chanccry,
"a held fir Bedford county the 9TH day of October
! 1871:
Matthew WRIGHT and James MAYS Executors Of Jo
scph Wright deceased Plaintiffs,
oo,iqsi
Judith eCormark John Mccormack, Anderson
McComach WRIGHT McCannarl William McCor-
mack, Abraham Mccormick Nancy Met ornack Polly
McCormacl Abraham Shepaters and Frances his wife.
Michael IIutts and Judith his wife and John = Bur
we'll administrator Of William NIcC ormac{. Decd.
Defendants
IL Cu,Xrrpy
The plaintiff Matthew Wright, having departed this
life since the last term If this Court il is ordered that
Tins SUIT be hereafter proceeded IN, IN the namc Of the
pIantlii, James Mays. surviving executor Of Joseph
right. dccpased-and ii appearing To the Court that
III" subp~naS awarded in tins cause, the 10th day o
~pntpmhpr lStIl u1 o1il, ,la, ai E,,ruar,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

a IA Curuit superior Court Of Law and Gbanre-
a ~. continued by adjournment and held fr the
county Of Amhcfst, at the Courthouse, Friday the
Fri day Of September, ISL:
Joseph P,ltyI6ln, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29
33oetteal.
TEMPERANCE HYMN.

THE sullowiny Hymn. which we cry by rslnest. WIS
.ny ish .rrat enthusiasm At the meeting Of the Lynch
burg Mechanics Temperance Society. last Monday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

From the Methodist Protestant aud Family Ti~ier.
COLD WATER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29
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10 Z. Ut TIFIt, Z r..
In obedience u the foregoing ORDER shall proceed.
"Wednesday. the st day olDoccmbcr next. 10 sell the Lot
and Improvements, therein mentioned, on the terms spec
fled. J. GARLAND.
Nov I'D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29
Coa1Nlss.osEa's 0FFioE.

Anlltfs1 ,4tIilpllSi', nov, I'll, iNfl
The psfe3 vii alc notice thai have appointed Mon
day the Sd day OF January next 10 commence the taxing
of the accounts in the foregoing order mentioned, on
which day. at tie hour of 10 O'Clock \ VI. they are
requested to attend at my office, with their accounts,
vouchers and cpes of Court papers prepared i5 eN ni-
nation and settlement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29
w FIN =, VI. -.
W. SHADDOCk. VI u.
&, Il. GREEN, NJ ID.
NV York, February, 1889.

Price - cents per box.
Ia. Above AIali,ne IS for sale by
u X. LYMAN. Agent,
Lynehburg, Va.
April - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

Matthew Wright and James Mays, Executors Of Jo
scph Wright, deceased, Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-11-29

NiRtdNLh=t- rule, held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cn superior Count ol Law and GAansery, ior the
- OF Nelson, in the month Of Neycmber, 1871
Floyd L. Nit,Icad surviving administrator of Iezekal
iiar%roNe, dcsd., Plaintiff
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New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
LIE nIrY OF VOTING.

TIE possession Of hi ways i'1P e the existence OF
co-respoiiar Dry. To insist that man has perfect
r. 70 vote and ye; equal right 20 let II alone i 70 MAKE
the R;-fl. OF Suffrage OF caprice or rhn.
Bu who doe. net know that he right to choose the rulers
and direct the public polcy OF the Country i one involving
ero. solemn responsibility Every man who assumes
the dces OF citizenship q country Of which >eli-GO'ern-
men, : the fundamental aw. thereby implicitly bur >acredy
covenants with s fellow members OF the community 70 use all
need and proper care and vigilance th:t the commonwealth
a receive no etrirnen through any or neglect OF ms
He as no a 70 yote perversey caPriciousy tie has
no tt TO refrain votins when the proper occasion l.
presented He might honoby and justly refuse to pay
HI, taxes or 10 unite defending the country when invaded
bv devastating enemy. In either sacrifice OF dIty
TO convenience or caprice i moral trcason
These Obvious ,ra;h submit the earnest considcra
non of our g friends who refrainci from voting last Tues
dav W. appr.hcnd that they did this in ignorance
,hocgtessne,s OF duty citizens OF republic. They
cannot have realized the full meaning of the word Common
-eanb The vote, OF one-fpirth o ;hem would have su
feed 20 sac th City the deep d OF eccting the
PaerSnatchcr to her highest Office, and would have given
TO the General Administration signal and cheering
evidence OF the public confidence and sympathy in this cr
cal nour OF IL existence. They would have rebuked the
prelaing and lcadcns operations of LocoFoco au
,or and restored integrity and energy City Coun-
c;, All this ya aggregate OF good mas been lost-baeiy
-alandere-i.eachcro:sly thrown away-by the criminal
detection OF three thousand Wings. The supporters OF the
la: Administration are not at all chargeablc with this result
Thousand, Of them said Well the People have decided
that the Wings should rule the Country Will stand
back while and how they go If they do veil
we viii approve; ILL., condemn Meantime, let them
take the responsibility. Thus pake and acted thousands
Another large portion OF the late Van Buren, party though
constrained b. the of party discipline usual
heartily ,-.scd that the Wings wosld the City And
vet We have rejected the opportunity procrcd through
the criminal apathy Of weak brethren. and allowed
handful Of yo;cs-es. than had unpolled in the First
Ward alone-o elect RoJcr H. Norris Mayor with Leo
Foco Council -Bu, .epre<. the words OF bitterness that
rise to our lips We viii only hope tia; these rccu-an Wings
will weigh the consequences of their unahtuness and re-
solve 20 sin no more Reader you know Wing who did
no, vote ak him to glance ihi. article.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
Nemz York IrOjsIature.

In the SENATE on Tuesday Mr. Sibley from the Judiciary
reported against the repeal OF the Criminal Court Law OF
thi, cv Mr. Nicholas reported bill incorporate the
sun Insurance Company of NewYoFk which ordered to
third reading The bill relative the Atlas Insurance Co
was also ordered to third reading The Senate then
into executive session and adjourned.
In the ASSEMBLY the session taken up principally
with the discussion or resolution OF Mr. CulveF that the
Committee on Railroads proceed Ne*York and examine
the books Of the Erie Railroad Company. and take further
testimony IN relation thereto 3 Chated wished the IN
ycst:gatios TO be prosecuted on the line OF the road
After considerable debate the laid the
table. and the House aijourned
q The officers and solder. in Cincinnati who .cryed
uader General Harrison in the las, War haze adopted
measures to observe the ispensaon Providence by which
tbeir beloved old Commander removed By death.
q Young Ken, who arrested suspicion Tor the
murder Of Rachel Whitaker Fort WAYNE Ia has had ms
tria, which lasted four days, and acquitted.
- The cause OF temperance Is revving Detroit Mich
isaq At held recently 297 Ok
famed 70 tie pledge.
% The Manufacturers Insurance Company, Boston, de-
cared and paid Monday dividend of per :or
the last TX months.
q The o-ego Wing says the torvarders ina, place
contemplate establishing daily line OF freight schooners
with the Ericsson propeller between Oswego and Cleveland
during the :aext season.
y weekly Wing paper. called the Ohio Free
man. just been established .; Columbus, OHIO. l.
Editor /. llr. John Dufey.
Tuesday the lsth inst Is the day fixed for the obser-
Of President Harrisons obsequies Boston The
Grafton viii be delivered at Foucui Hall.
q Re-. Henri va,ehouse, D D., Of Rochester y. Y.
has been elected Pastor Of Trinity Church, Boston.
q Considerable ind gna,ion manifested. IN GAINESVILLE
O.. the appointment Of Post Master that place who
exceeding. unpopular, BY Mr. Van Buren, abop, two
weeks before his retirement from the Presidency.
Fire.-The village of Huron, Ohio, was visited BY
destructive FIRE the 3Oth utmo The Office OF the Com
eciaI Advertiser and three other buildings were de-
-iroyed. Los. about 5000
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

n e Tenth Ward Alderman P-oy : neglected BY II
majority: Ward Assistant; - TIE WHtG COie';oFis
IN by ti~,s -najority-
II the Tuef, Wari Braihur-t- Loco Alderman i eject
ID BY 10 majority; Bgevoor Assistant by about the same
In ne Ta:-,sea.t TaP.oa Lo,o Alderman j; elected by
!gO rla-or-v. Of course the whole ticket
L the >z;ez;h Pollock. Loco Alderman is Feeift'fd
over D. we.t by = majority. More on ne rest o,
;cser. evcep, perhaps assessors
In me Seyenteeath Ward Bunting 4 Co i elected A.
q The Feena. Po.. claim. only a6s majority tos Mo,-
n in ;ae whole ci;y.
We have no patience With hese provoking rnoF'y-'s de-
tails. We aage To-, our Mayor. aad majority IN the Com
mon ouaci-.nvoy patronage amounting TO over million
Of dollars er 7 has been di=sacealy thrown away by
The criminal apathy OF thousand Whg--ore toar,s Of
wboi bv spending ten minutes each TO vote Hish; have
given u Whg Mayor. and decided majority N the Oon'
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
TO The CITIzEYS OF NEW-TORk.

An extraordinary occasion having arisen IN the History OF
tue Goverznen, Coqasy, and the functions o. the
Chief Magistrate hay.as devo.vei upon JOHN TlLER Of
Virginia the Undersigned connection VIII; the whole "Aig
Par. of lis CITY cordially apqrovia- the sentiments and
opinion. proclaimed By President lyle II hi. Adiree 10 the
Peple of the United sra:e<. respectfully ns,e the Wh=-
o.: ~ Civ to meet AZ National Hall THIS EVENING At
oclc :or the purpose Of public expression Of Their conf
se in the patriotism and wisdom Of the present President
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

g5s We need not invite especial attention to ;fe -,
Meeting Of Ct,cns called tor TN, Eyenng 4, NatorH'
/, viii of course secure universal approval and coneu
The Wings who did their dury ~ the ate Elec,ioa -
,,rber ,ouisl. 70 tase counsel together reco the p
Of, the late struggle, and cheer on tn National Ai.s
mn. in the work Of Reform aDd the rebuilding Of .bey
oas prosperity Whg., ever true and ariea;! yoQ ~
.-ree, each other a; National Hall Ih, Evening
More Eser5ri-e.-rhe tine bark Clarion lei, hi. >.
Yesterday afternoon for Hay4n she is the ars, ye.u
which ha, aiop,ed Ercsso7s Propel'srs invention s,
. destined to create an immense revolution IN re,ca.
marine \ large party Of shiPma.ier- scientific rea s.,
others wen. do, the Bay the Clarion and there was
one who wa. 10; perfectly satisfied Of the success Of t
rreat Improvement The BARK from her berth al p
70 Oparn,iae in about nifty minutes. against head VIZ
and strong tood tide distance about >S miles, Maay ,ts
(along them the Liverpool packet q the 18th were uaa
70 proceed 10 sea which showed the advantages Of the p,
peer to greater degree than the wind had beer ayoras
ae OF me jersey te-ryboai> accompanied the Carioa Q.
boari Of which were Geo l. schuyler Es the officer, of
Russian steam friyate and other nead. When near qea
an;ic Mr. Sclyle ordered h> boar alongside the Caro,
took of The passengers and kady conveyed them civ
Previous 10 leaving the bark no wa' ,alu;ed wh thee
hearty chccr,--;o which add ours, and may ,ocoe
attend her.
CAPTAIN Ericsson did lot 20 ou; in the Clroaa, he nd
intended bu; remain, nome to supcrn'end the cOns.
ton OF engines for several other vessels.
Tie Storm-We learn tina, the storm on Moaday eNea
ed as fa- South a. Washington city. At dayishihe hoa
wee covered wiki snow which continued falling ;hoasbor
the dav though from the warmth OF the ground it,
ation wa, -carce, perecptbe At Baltimore the snow M
faster and thicker The evening tram OF cars os Phlae-
phia which generally makes the TRIP IN ,iS hours were
seventeen hours. From Hayre de Gr,ce Eastward took
hour. to make ten res. Fer ho-r-, about TiHght
the engine said to hsye been without wood and Ga
Tuesday morning an additional engine attached. thus
making two engines pasengerca ani viih s IL
crease OF power the track CLEARED OF aa!e
car enabled proceed wiki the usual expedition. AsHS
dc~hia about eight inches OF had accumulated IFS
believed that had the ground been frozen it would have On
a, deep snow As any the pa.; winter Ii any Of &C;
readers recocct 80 remarkable in the uidda
of April their mcoc. aye better extend farther back
than
Hon. Paiio c. ra1er resigned the speaher-hp Of the
Michigan House OF Representative, the 81 inst IN
sequence OF receiving an appointment the General P
oice Department. Hon. john Bdile, oWaync Co. Mich
-.., >, S. "a.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

u Yodng her, who arrested on suspicion Tor tn,
murder Of Rachel Whitaker Fort Wayne, Ia has had HI
trial. which lasted four days, and acquitted.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

q The officers and soldiers Cincinnati. who seryed
uader G:nera Harrison in the last War, have adopted
observe the dispensaron OF Providence by which
their beloved old Commander removed By death
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

q The cause OF Temperance reyying Detroit, Mich
saq- At meeting held recently 297 Ok
aimed 70 the pledge.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

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: >or, NsyIH-. Townsend &c
- & Pope c. rl-> X Marshall
7fo-d < CO Miptura Il Co
4 Gle rn17 William Ne'>oa
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IA ll-n.s Boyd
-enan 6 80 WlIt-ke-
"a. Geo-le = G-,iou
Hey Dcaja aia c G4ie
'msn a Hou-aioa
rs. G Andrea,
yaiker Fred 4 Sterling
.-ston VIM Stev r.
ner Iohn 4 wilson
Holt Tho, " Lyrch
Hovt " w Dibblee
"uiam-yd { ChaEberli-i
,s Aaroa Sarsean, j
"a : y hsn>,i:
.-on / PaVentienr
Fo!re.ter J Ha--cr;v & Sons
Writley q W Donen
.u.a G-odrue & Co
4 i,pinaall J. ck,oa Il Robins
L P Van ZsndI
4-d, Eli. Poster
4 John L Griihn
avlor WA Bog
u x II S;eat-
Kellogg Andrew Rober;>on
= " II Dyerl
. samuel K Mabbat
or,hruP. + Mnnseli
il'iken s W NiNOL
eyEolds Henry II Seller
.oarhi.. James /. Chee>eman
IL Wilsev John 4 Mitchell
W " Lyon
IT, -ham WoDdhull & MIn;urH
John Stiles
ie Thomas rrovn
Ncyman Goodman
nkhs N Samuel Z Child.
Cmn!H gnam Wm L ShaFdloa
-nev Gil Smith
SCOTT Theron |. Carnaai
Drnto .Iubal Terbellj
Ielm. john Falcc=er
coner T i.ihony
hco~k Paul Bab-co-k
az Harcai, Da.it Hi-rlzs
-kn,an Sm!:a Owss!;
Neefas John B G-I--a
1.ehan Jaaa Hex.
leo Richard : Pari.ea
Jo1a- r Conckli1
WOOD John II Lyman
Fn.ira " W Truce
gnner Thoma. Cha1cev
upbeH Csa. 4 Packard
D West Fdmnnd y Leslie
leg IT Whl;lcck
,roule r r Hoffman
.oncklin Edmund W Concklin
--esnall = = Amidon
Ed.arcs J II Perkins
Hewlett c J Turell
Itch u + 90
Week. 4 \ Lockwood
ne q W Blunt
I'd Hrmil;on Fi-h
-arulev VIM Van Orden Jr
Ee-ria7 Sylvanu, : Ward
Rc9jamia WIN Gruby
: Crane Amos Belden
.eferi. Rob; 9 Smith
Lorean Monroe O,bo-n
II F. + Backhou,e
ud>oE, Geo Hovlard
.rt. John p Hall
-t,ell Peter Sharpe
-dman Isaac " Phyis
. Eagles II II Dexter
Cook John Ormont
ohnsou ID Il I've,
). Ives Jonn c Pacfirc
Iay- A Van Blsrcom
Geo F Nc,bitt
ev Richard Best
,,e W Cook
OK u y Post
ireelev II } Raymond
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

FROM TAx7lco.-The schooner Reindeer arrived yeser.
day morning eight days from Tampco. We learnedb coz
versaon With the passengers, that TIE authorities an
Ico daily expectation of ou;brea the Federal
sts IN thar cry >yera arrests OF individual, have beer
made speaking freely against the conduct Of the Govern
The streets protected By and general
ANXIETY existed u Tampico.
The Reindeer brough, :58.e34 n specie. mo. Bee
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
T H E I R | B [ \ E.
NFw-foRH. THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL Is.
70 oar Ericnd. down lown.-Fo- lie ooaveaf

To Fricnd- down iown-fo- ne eoaN eatc1S -.
att 'e-h-at- Nra-Rooa, Il NsI Dcz- feAI!-st'
-ereve Subscriptions and fof iE1 IS-sr>s ! aI
l aizsv. - en ;se-e Of r-rs ir9tE \ VI
ees zeekiy ard tbo-e -is5in % - >er,=a ''a =
psr,e- pie> -9ve tei- Sh W. f4ie- >Ae's oo
slaay- f7- ale u as NeE--Roo11- P-ice- oae Cent
= Our Subscribers all ple1 gsy iae ce--ers sHpene- PEI
consider themselves Pat-oai1Hs 8 oai ae-as @lia m
ouIv e-, Carrier and os % ;aera cuE ie
yeat We 80 ie pay advance from C'y >G9>croer,-
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

-4ecidsa-Mg. Henri Stoa,ea6urgh was killed q. Hys
Pa7k OF he lli by beng thrown :rOua a= carriage.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15

Hon Piilo {. FsHer resigned the SPeaher-hp oi the
Michigan House OF Representatives on the Sd inst IN coz
sequence Of receiving appointment IN the General Ps
oitce Department Hon. John Biddle, OF Wayne Co Mich
was chosen 10 iii the yacancy.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-12-25
From the Cininnati Gazette
COMPARATIVE TABLE.

COMPARATIVE TABLE,
Showing the Money value of the Agri-
cultural Industry of the several states
of the Union.
In the September No. of Hunts Mer-
chants Magazine, is a table furnished
for publication in that Journal, by the
Secretary of Slate, showing the amount,
in quantity, of the agricultural products
of the Union. This table does not, how
ever, include Kentucky y, North Carolina,
Michigan, Wisconsin, or Florida Ken
lucky and Middle Florida had not sent in
their returns; and the aggregate from
the Southern States had not been made
up.
With the aid Of this table we have
made an estimate of the money value of
the several products, and have placed the
result side by side with the population OF
the States respectively, to show the
yield per head, in round numbers.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-12-25
Nov. 18, 1841. 26-t
Groceries and Produce.

NHE subscribers have just received a
full supply of Groceries and Pro-
duce on consignment, among which are
the following articles, viz:
Brown Sugar, Loaf Sugar, 3 qualities.
Havana and Rio Coffee, Molasses, Fresh
Rice, Mess Mackerel, Bacon Sides and
Shoulders, Canvassed Hams, Leaf Lard,
Sperm and Tallow Candles, Soap, Starch,
Havana Segars, Regalias, Canones, &c.
Honey Dew and Common Tobacco, 6
casks London Porter in quarts and pints.
Philadelphia Porter and Ale in quarts
and pints, 10 frkins fresh Goshen Butter,
best Old Otard Brandy, Old Irish Malt
Whiskey, Holland Gin, Monongahela
Whiskey, Common Whiskey, Brandy
and Gin, Nails of all sizes. &c. &c
Bagging, Rope, Irvine and Gunny
Bags. All of which we will sell rers
lOw for Cash or Cotton.
LAUGHLIN & SEARLES,
Commission Merchants,
Levee street,
Vicksburg
| December II, 1881. 30-3
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-12-25

But four States have given birth to
Presidents, viz: Virginia 6--Washing-
ton, Madison, Jefferson, Monroe, Harri-
son aud Tyler. Massachusetts 2-John
and John Quincy Adams. South Caro-
lima jackson. New York Ivan Bu-
rem.
New York has furnished the largest
number Of Vice Presidents, viz: A;
Massachusetts, and Virginia, each two,
&c.
OF the Secretaries Of State, the high
est number has been furnished by Vir-
ginia, viz 8; Massachusetts ranks next,
It's singular fact, that Secretaries
of the Treasury have been Pennsylvania
ans, while no other State has furnished
more than one each.
Almost the same unequal division OBJ
tains with regard to the War Depart
ment; of the Secretaries were from
Massachusetts; 3 from New York;
each from South Carolina and Tennes-
see.
Massachusetts, also furnished the most
Secretaries of the Navy, 3. Maryland,
New York, New Jersey and North Car
DINA, each 2.
Five of the Postmasters General have
come from the Western and from the
Atlantic States.
The States of Virginia, Pennsylvania
and Maryland, have each given three
Attorneys General and Kentucky two.
Of The six Chief Justices, two have
come from New York.
New York and Massachusetts are the
only States which have furnished off
GERS for every one of the above named
Departments of Government. No Sec
rotary of the Treasury or Postmaste
General has been Virginian. AnC
though Pennsylvania has given six Sec
retaries of the. Treasury, and three
Attorneys General, she has had blu
one Representative in any othe
branch.
Maryland has been represented in ev
cry department. Of the Cabinet and Judi
cary except the Post Office.
Georgia has furnished Secretary @
State, of War, of the Treasury, Posi-
master General, and an Attorney Gener
al, and ranks seventh IN the list OF Stale
giving officers 10 the Government.
Both the officers from North Caroln
were Secretaries of the Navy. Both tn
officers from New Jersey were in tn
same department.
Filty-three have been appointe
from slave holding States, and sixt
from free States, or those North OF NJ;
ryland.
The selection Of Foreign Ministe
and Diplomatic Agents has been as 70
a lnRs.
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and one each from Georgia and Rhode
Island.
From all these tables it will be evident
that the two states which have had the
most influence in our councils. civil and
military, are Virginia and Massachu-
sets.
The great drama ofthe Revolution COM
menced at Lexington in one, and closed at
Yorktown in the other, The President
of the first Congress was from one; the
first President Of the Union, was from
the other. The first signer of the De-
claration of independence was from one
the first signer of the Constitution of the
United States from the other. The
great leaders Of the Federal and Demo
cratic parties, Adams and Jefferson, re-
sided in Massachusetts and Virginia:
each signer of the Declaration Of In.
dependence; each negotiater of his
country's treaties in Europe, and having
both served with noblest integrity, their
day and generation, they were together
summoned hence, and on the fftieth an
niversary of that immortal day which
saw them together, pledging their ''lives
their fortunes, and their sacred honors'
in the cause of independence, they de
parted from earth, borne upwards by the
anthems of nations Jubilee.-Saran
nah Georgian.