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uOY JbuN oIuNcY ADAMS.

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Thisvenerat 80 ssmsn's progress from
Niagara has 'ohe Of triumph. Ia
each cry snd own that he has passed
through 81 tsktedin the spontaneous ev.
licences Of the personal respect which bis
long life Of honor has induced fcF him
among The people have been very nume-
rops and gratifying: He was expected 10
leave Utica on "Wednesday morning for
Albany, where preparations ior an hon.
cradle reception On an enlarged scale haye
been made. After leaving Albany be VIII
proceed ,homeward.
In his speech al Rochester Mr., ADAMS
thus neatly complimenied the enterprise
anT-rhatscter Of lis people:
,lln what has been accomplished TO make your
city what il is, the aged have dong The most -
The middle-aged maysay. we wilFiuiproYe upon
what has been done iapd thexyounf, we shall
plish still more than our fathers That.
fellow citizens, was The boast in the ancient
Spartan procession-a procession which was d.
vided into three casses-lhe old The middle aged,
and the young; and they had saying which.
zach class repes,ed 10. turn.
The aged said:
We have been ia days Of cid,
Wise and gentlet brave anu Gold
The middle-aged said :
1--WE ia our turn your place supply;
Who doubts il let him come and Try"
AMI Tho boys said :
Hereafter, Of our couniy's call,
We promise 10 surpsss yon ail.n
And 50 il will be with yol-eaca 10 YOUR o.
det.n I'D ~.
NJ. .4lams.-dr Adams reached Al
bany on Wednesday evening al 10 late ain
hour 10 10 through tie formal reception
arranged for him, having been detained
all along his route BY multliudes Of peot
2ie~who every where manifested the great
est anxiety to see him. He vas escort
ed from the Depot 10 the Capitol Park by
a troop Of horse The streets along the
route. according 10 the Argus, were. Thong.
ed, and all the Commanding positions oc-
cupied BY persons eager 10 catch a glimpse
81 the distinguished yisi,er. WHO rpde I'M
covered. ia a carriage drawn by four hors
IS. lie was received a, The Park with
deafening cheers. Teunis Van Eeeh:en,
Esq, presented Mr.. Adams to the assem-
bled multitude, and informed them that.
10 consequences of The faiisues otthe day,
Mr.. a. would address them them the next
morning at ten o'clock. which was re-
sponded 10 BY three times three cheers.
when Mr.. A., evidently much Affected,
came forward and said Few w9rds d.
thanks. and retired underT renewed thsei.
j. Car.
Mississippi Esosa.ay The ylcksbargs Whig,
81 the 2si ali says:
In the auditors report NC end isiatthe
Stale has paid Out fos the lands brousA, IN
Tor taxes .of adseFli8ug. 50 sol 60. for
making deeds. Sl3 $50; total, S ~ g37 60.
The iaxsson This property probably a
mounted tossome eight OF te1 thousand
dollars. which should have been paid into
The tEeaS1rs, instead 81 which. she has
paid oul sag 937 20''
E5rThe American Sentinel 81 Phaadel.
piiia thinks ITSELF Authorized "a saying shai
81 MI. Tyler should receive he norsiIna.
ion az the Democratic Conveufionl the I
role Of ar. Van Bafea would Be gwen
Or hin most cordisllg. We thiak tie
senlinelpefieelly sale 10 making such a |
,sornise Itmishl. Nth ghe same degree
,flibefaItiy, and with equal frobabilsEy 81 !
,eiag called on Tor q ful6Iment of he
ledge, promise lhe, same sort 81 kiadaess
8 lie f1nau1s u Huscai'
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