x"' '
M . !.. ..tv.-:, aUma ' -Tin at man ilil.
porf upon fh- f.nance, rctDpa.cd tended to themV .".-:. irtlheMV!frloll.e
vttbfbfase of irii' prfdeecssnis; With rfKrJtotljog0rprebfnHiojps !a wears, the buildings tnat sntnci.
rei tbe payment cf thirty three nil of f.,fuie evil which your solicitude bun, the air, perhaps, wiucii. ne
,rwr . .. i-i .. - - i .n - j..... i......n., M.f. itiist that files around
turns oi me puuuc urn, uurinfc me mr me wenat : i your cognuj unpn., "... -ftur
years of his agency; W Main. : inspired, in locking forward to the bis Lead, the solid earth that I;.- mi-
V 4
i
5l
pYckisiocj. 'TWi irto be hoieO Wend and Iho cefiiahn of ils t4,j
ted j but vc fcaf it re, in nomcmies. The g'iod wk hai mm.n.
. ... . 1
irinilv in .?mir,i-.fi,.n nl' mv oi.rrpKi r. It Uer bta ftjet. all UIB iJiains BI.U
diarbarRe of all Me duties uf un bomes me pcrhnp only to ay, animals it nourishes, are but w ma
. m ..,;!. 1 1, AM .im,ui t .i.... r i ,nr,nn. n v LTuinw (tr masses l anfiMcu DC-
1 k0.hiii,.nri,..n.'in..P.nr.. ,u P,oui,i-; ,.f hp i!ii! intra: thut inijttcr au far honi being doctor, or clergyman, and contnb
-fcf urbanity of bii mannrrs and the: Star-, the favur , f the peajde ia an inert or dead, w preguant with un uus m bwtil the number in these
courtesy of his deportment, to the iustri.mcnt of beneficent power, more extiuguiab-blc life in a!P Us forms,: proleasiona, which have now become
innumerable claimants upon the' nofent than an imm iit.1 acrptn-. tnat Hie wboie, in M'.n. m inciwiy i so mica in eery pan 01 mc iu..
trv'jtnut out two
crd, andwitlrtho blesHin-; of ' Gt.ii
vi'dl g' on until America, bo I tRrr'
fettered by foreijm nionopoly. (,i)V'
mikt his son a professional man, become ail 'thafits founders intenilhi
degree i-ut ot the natprc of our in
stitutions. Every man, however
humble hi fortune, it 'desirous to
. . . M .. .
aod for thifl purpose gives him an i mUepondcnt h) the luilost siiifira.
education proportionate to his lini- Un oi the teni-depeinjeni h,
ittd means He becomes a lawyer, I If!t m wvll ai ihgjfer
doctor, or clercvman. and contrib-1 liner
irrasurv, who have approached him Hut it is in tie fortunes of r.:i i oi.k. alive, b wc re noi.iutg aner an
io tie ewresslv ' years tbrmigh nd especiaUy u the iinpfveinKnt ol out a,. coni.:ueruinH " "8
Vtthlcb, but for the intervention of their condition, tht the history of inserts; and whrn .wo have gaz"d
disease, he baa been absent from his ihnir Ueii'lactor"must be traced. It face and pouting hps,
Office not ft slngla day. 1st these he in in the svh of plenty t!iis history , we hnve, seci and lvetf only the most
'ho (kfifiite tcsti. Descended from uiuit be r-d. If in tlie rcfonn of lieauHM modification of somo o!
.ps'rnils of whosa character, b h abuses which have escaped the ii . "obc millions of auiffiulculjc, vrhicli
public and private, Pennsylvania arid lnce .f my observation, the I'rcsi- wa live urn! breathe, and cat and
-r. w JirHtv have caual leasrt! to be ''dent of the United States sba'l n- drink, and tread u;mn. It nny-be
roud, well as he sustained and does' troduce nore of deeper coiis.;fiencrt, j true, f-r wc feel our tin U rreep when
Sustain the honor of his won.-. His and of more alarming magnilud I ; w" of il. We should veiy
An ices and his friendship to inV shall, myself, te r-ady to mingle in : ntwh iil.e to know if the t,id, s: oi
tiave teen n.tstimablc, and in par- tho vmac of gratulation ntthc deepr
been usclul and prosperous as me.
chanics. f.mnen, or manufucturtrs,
become mere prescriberi of pills,
or Ioinent'ers of village rciuiioii,v
and arc re i(tr to seize upon iiny
thing th4t will yield the r a aopport.
Manv, again are brought u; with
out tcjdra ?r Drolf-ssions. li-.icl a
In t!.e PcpaJtrrcntoi War n!onc,i be vshsted upon trifles, undiscer nable , w finoi?il(J "V1 uo1m ,u,e ,easl "I' life of dissipation and extravi ? mce,
i-iivtuAil if it'hiln tun liana liAon iniln f . . .
to the eye of posterity, or cc spent , i" w" " . are reduced to want, and rusii to
. . ...
. . . . . I. !... . i i : ............ hirmpn i! trr"Milfl "mi'sM
llntr iiern mm i conuuenu uuai nun j'tiieu auon or uiuic vim. 11:0.1 i.it a 0
u winch shai! diocera me latent ueic'ct c
i n liquid in the irviddle of a rock, is
or u:ni an-
ere are 1001c
fi.-rp fsnrirrs will not be lust to
?he sacuci-v trbis Wive eta?rf or of I and u i nly ho corrective remedy,, things in heaven end earth than ar,
he Unioo. I Should the promise of icform itself ""ant of in our philosophy, and
than
are
into
can ot.ri.tio moie
bjre subsistence. Trj.es
fished in Vir6iniadrtl4ti:i. ; r;.v
idential c.inva-s, anuV ;vftu'" ( r,"ft
hte neg tiations ljv v ,
desprsed, and all that cm. rush huia and riiiscount h
the learned nrofessions, as more tcn lY 1X,r- TV.ewell,,.if, rl: . 3v"
Penteel. and more likclv to lead to' been published in Londoi'.u,. . J'r"
honors and distinctions. In a few lc form, probably through ' ;
years bitter disappointment takes. 01 v,dl'ld' at..(, is, i.U(;st:r
the place of visionary anticipation, i Cat0 British sideof ths;.j,njj..'.
and many ot these who mirht have1 so pointedly they are-, tb,d L "
did v. eUange take place of tlie f rhon
at its head, during !! ir,n;rcs.s ol
"fry a'niinUtration. It wns at fus
conferred upon a citizen ! Vi'girin.
fmp possefisrd of the highest r;mu
der.ee .f ;4ht great and honorable i injury by the clisng
:1Mn,,fi.,llui,1;.aiiM,,.ofhcartbeisveonlinS',,'8 belief (hat we. ere a rrasona
11,0 if:romUnl and' the expertant fj able and tbi.kn being, with V'J.
.,ffirial;nmluin.'nMl ths nation v jP Htobs organs, and dimensions,'' we
little bei.HU btid ndler litile . e?i,y ""um,B uurc
T -rt lU'ie Kno:. or a cucnmi.er a iat-
Washington- for1 office.
tion of the British lo'M
given rise to varioispji 2
both sides of the At!j tic, fro!
proihiuility that Mr. TaB.-vell vl
1... . j . . . 1
utaucu vo reprea r.t m& cj)ul
"v 01 jaint-3, ni if
final settlement. Mr. 'f'a-Vl
would retreat with a f-ad grac fr;r.4'
thpnsiriocs taken in Sencx by4
vyrrc url cncs.B r), is
better judgment, tut w;re rr'iiy
t eio.iv
Cnrrmonwealth. Her tronrnor. in
. 0 mm -j
during the lae war ; her Senator at
- the Yurie hen I invited bin) peptide
over that DfpHt tment. - I)e had I;t n
a vaim supporter of one ofmy com
petitors it jhf election ; but his oppo
sition to rnehad been that of a lib
crhl and horoiabJe mind. His fu'fd
toent of the duties uf if e Department
iulM justified the confidence I had
Trip fit.l.ln - hiw ; and he recently
left it enly far the most important
6f our missiors abr-.d, in which he
ii r.ow ably, aud faithfully main
lain'tig the honor and interests of
' A:r country.
Hi successor was a citizen of
JSew York, als! l ilily diatlBguisticj
iK i"."o kiia native State and
,j the Union
pUuf the root ol wiii'-.h will strike j hirh wc ate dispod to pr. lor t.
occupied as vantage ground, inlh
The trite Jdimnishclion.Zlw party struggle. tJ effect the discmn
tribute paid by 'Mr. Adams to the fitureofhis political 'opprinents-tr
merits of ibe meinbcra of his cabinet, the Adminiitration. Gcj. CoUriir,
m his Icttir to the i.iizeus of. New
iv.M impend iih fracraitco to the ! W of suchhorild motiaters lis he l r m ;r, K ffeIioefJo ;(8 o,,,!,., ,j GOVKliNOiiS-oivNOuni -caol!:;..
nkietr. With vou, my ctrtmtrymeh. ! ' acfu.u-.ce we -w-rr 't- ' juhTTIIs Concepiriij of"t fl.e n.irriJrs "
oi uiu M8te iroin the ortarrrtn tf
its- vrvernmrnt to ttju jv.-eat lime,
with 'ie !qte .otihdr iirpj-uitn.c.r
'i!innft to J'.o, and urfiv for ' 11,110 J Ar- ""!' "f ' ' ! u-er a-.d fal.-'ntt ol the d'stinfrulshed
' II...... . .,.'. KJ T.iim tull .'. .. .. w ,t
; to extend to the mhr.inH ur- ,,rinv" ". .-.. uuin, ... M..,iivu!uais to h.rn it rcf-fs. It
H,w;au.cnip'J3eu oi wi.tnmm u . w-uU; he evhiCinc; a Iota! iffn .rarce t
I am
the best
tration everv reasonable induls
which ih?y may need, and to gin
them credit for every good deed they
may perform (or the proinoli m oi
the geneial welfare.
Accept, gcnlletneu, fury ourselves
and those whom you respect, I lie
respectful salutations of your friend
aod fellow-citizen,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Washington, ilA .VsircA, IBM.
Jemarkable Phenomenon.
L-)ii;x'iiu, iAi.; juarcn c pi
. 1 i.j
have lust cooverseia wun 4 (rentic 1 iwirtitH
man from Cumberland County, who i aiert
1 rolljliil I . . 1 . .. .11.1
.f party sj.mlihal of d.'rin- ;4.pttd to rt.e polMcueaf of M, V "
The following o''tice from the
author of the Lite ot Culumhui,
One f the members ' presents an appeal that his country
1
men will not, we ar
sible to. If therr
meet of (his wo: k
uf tli t Congress which vindirsted
the traduced h'ltmr and spirit of the
nxin lv ihe declaration ol war, in
ISti, .O.it ui ilie.w-nurs -vh:.se
f tlant i( hievebefirs. dia tngthe a?,
have been roenrded in the boh-mri le
giaia i.e thanks cl Us count") ; Jiuce
. enULsted r. iih an aidwous romru.
--t4ir -frr tfre -ret- itnrrrrt--uH.tr -trn tin-'
: iet "7 and. her. ir.vited by me tojfor.nedt tint
ahhaiein the council of the LTiii:in, j nited Stares
n iiiriuuei U iilv; u;;in;ui Ml V ot tW llCSU. a ICTH
Yoik. His Kcrvices in the Depart
ment of war have also been satis'ac
lory aid effective ; and he tt-ave s In
'lis mic essor an cflicf nl reputation
Ahichit wilt he prhise cnoiigh to him
'.0 maintain unimpaired.
The A'torney CenprH m as r'-'o
an adopted citi?.en of .Virginia, not
less .distinguished by the ci.iaic;:! v-i
informs us that iu boring through
rock lor suit w-iter, . a honuin ot
Petroleum, or volatile oil, was's truck
at the depth of about 130 fe.t.
When the auger Vas withdrawn,
the oil rushed up 12 or 14 feet a
hove the urfacr of the earth, ud
it was believed that' about j g l
lons were diachtrged per minute.
be liny abridg. forming -nts a boi.J stream from
oat in procreus j the place to the Cumber hnd Kiver..
'here, i: v II i , v. c 1. :pc, bo auanJon- ; into vvh.ch it dis'.hargad itbclf. The
rid or if no-, ur. 1 1 i; still persisted ' fountain or stream wes strjtclc four
ir:, wc iiri:.s .a k btuuUI not, a j - fie d j'i pr: vious to the depar
'.LU.'. it Would '.,., he patr-jnr.'rd. tt'urcotiuir -iHt'-itnutin, at which
... J". ji iterTr'in. .ir.if n .1 .1 nt , ' v o I l' r. .!-
-1 - .
.air;
sure, be ioscn
the hi
01 us'
1 a'. Covr raor iii ivnri .Mri-v'i.i.
t'af.t:.oseeii:! rnk; 3f Y7&-f
-of the--lute- r.CMii eiit. will ; - ; f;"" ?
will, a penerul resh..He, To ' 7 ' ul 1i MW15
-liowini: infW- offiu. onfv. ; . hAK? rrl't
we look for a . proper estimat.'' ;af,Hr Jahnun'rv , -
and fli kiiowlodgrnent of the rharac V :sAuw fi j w a. r, Preside ;V
j iir.ie the n i n:i y o' I
f I I ! r i . 4 it ii. l.. li-r-.-if I
... 'ilIH, I'l J 1.1.
r
a : .
n:jl p r.
i a o:s
cpti'Hy i.li'iiii!
C:i.r!f r'.m.j
trance of l.ij tus'c in Uteratuie (lian
by his profound learning in the laws,
ai-d his commanding elujurnre at the
liar. The biographer of l'atrt?;k
Henry ; painter of manners, snd
insfrurtoi-1 : rj ;!3 ; at frt early je.
ro.ie pffs mi i i tne IJ-; ishe". i ..l.inp niro
:ad u.uh rtojl. to !ab j Ui k'rr. t!-,c r i.itih ort c: v red a c n
voluminous work out isid. ra:.le n-rtio)u ft' fie firlace o
ot my Jlistory of the Lueand V'oy , the jt;eaio for nir.y ii'iU-s br. iiw
ages of Columbus I have thought ! I' ignited, it wcul i pp se.it a m g
proper immediately- to execute my inificent, if not au a, polling sptcta
oriinjl intention of making an - I cle.
hridgrv.ect of the History, i adapt ) British oil, v.hi.h i, ejtefts;,-ely
it for j;ei:tral circuUtioii. Ia this, jused as a medicine, is manu'.ittu
I trnut, I have given a satisfactory j red ol Petroleum,
abstr ct ut ev ery tiling of essential VVe 'hive feeeu a rp-rimen of this
importance in the larger work, and oil it ig.iitfs freely a-.id produces
have preserved thse parts nearly i il ime as brilliant as gas light,
entire, which have been considered ' (Jjr inforinant states that in the
the most striking and charactei i tic. isam- ncighbo' hoo I in which this
It is probable als , that the nirra ) immense fountain of Petroleum h -.a
tive has rained a snirit ia manv Ijeen discovered. Doct. Tohn Croc
w i j i - - j a
ter and services ol the pant Admittis
nation, a:i,l of the iirti Vi'.s u hicti j
K'jvernrd its nimoaerri io t!e dis
chart;? of their rlalicS ; 'o 'hi cop- :
vi noni produced hy ih.it i i H u' r:." , j
we iaiy Balely trust for a decision,
'wtnoh will he hm It MiorHolc f tiioH'
MtVi d.. hfded pnblir Kerfants, ,tis it :
viiil ha oreoirable tithfc peiuooW'- f
a lJec()le, who, when e Ki itenieol ln
passed away, to.e ever teioly to a.
ward fTifii c (o tlie inpred, w'h- thcr
.v'lCjnjury has. bmi the rcxull of in.
?e..sio ..! nrs-unst; ucti in o motives, j
of it ke views o p . !:".
The l i :ir:no.-.s i tlus h.Vrr .iti
rd renre to '! "'-jbarge of r-orir nniioi J
re rv(!e v.; h a inreiity wWy hj
rrigh iay, and r-o fhiuht) will, be
impeached.. hi us neve theless, carry j
1 1
4,n
Apil.t.f l! .).,..
Widli'i iVyoffj-Jj-iaii
.Martin,
Siu'sc inert i-j
Kirltard Ja jV- ell,
'J'ioona Ii .fi. rA
Jvit'liaro L'av.vW;, .
iSainu.-l joiini.;.,
Ah'X.lnIiT Xlc.(i.
Rictnrd IVitos
Uiujamin AVillums,
Jauius Turnrr,
Natianiel Ah iander,,. s
B "m ifWiUjaniS,
1) ivnf Si;,' i if,
fjjjjiinin 8.iii!.,
Wiil am llakvSvijj,
W'dha.n .Mi lei,
, !lli nM0(fl,
with it CotiV ictioo. oi : Ir. Adair
.nnnceur- of an oft -nee, hich, if be j Jese. Frank! ir., j-
n-rd been gtiil'y, would hve con-; t.bri"l 1. 'n.e,,
signed him to icverlusiing infamy. i Ha-chm- ii 15J( t onr
' Vf. ;. 1 '" Iredell, .
J Jo'll! OvVCli,
Out VroirpPLts. ll is rh.crin t" j ' 'vi!li! U e-d and Mif-'.cw' K'
the hi ait of mii Amtricau one who j n weie presrjent ot is tounciJ a;
!'n. h a.- titi-."" of rli'H li ce and ' the l1'1 t;fed above, and acted aa
177 i
177
J7bt:
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1733
Its:
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l9.r
i m
...HO-
i h ; r
Itt2'.
hapjiy eouuiiy .v'ou.M feul o vvij
ness liie rapid pi o iu mfive
inrnf ;hu ior leLSir"' triouoiti of
.' .voir i
; lie-.
i , , ,' .
i
(.a ii
vacancies in that of
FORSSGN"
parts by the omissiou of details ! ban has sacceeiled. bv borinc. in
noeJ o. his life, :.ppci..:ad end com- K hich caused prulixitv. but which iobuhinc an abundant suddIv ol I inerhaoioal n iwer over n'umnJ (.n.
missioneo by my pretisccr.ir. . . c-.-ulu not be omitted in what pro ;-salt water, at 'ft elepth cf more than pi!ioriof ii ii;d over nature. I Hy an aruval at iJofUni. En;lisir
deemed myself and the countiy for- , tossed to be a complete and rir I'JD feet, which now rises about is I U bat h ii.iglify -..p oration hns a few ! -,:,l,'s ,u tl:C ,;f 'February are re-
tunateUyhis continuenie in me same cumstantial history of the suljject. jfect heve the ordinary level olihe vrasinade in ffr nspn-t of our co'mV jcmp"
capacity during my term ol service. I have felt the more hurt at thia '.umherland li iver. The works, i tr, 1 Ilrr tti!,!isl i m
indurated and inclining to a risrorous , attemnr io 11),,1 !C.it!nlics
-, - u 1 j-. ..i.i.iivt. iiiji nuii miH 1 1 ii. ntui,"i 'Mil iiuiv. ! I ' 1 1 j i I ,v ) ' K u lurHn' I .1 I lie IMU 1 L '1 l K
. tJian to the cnlarcement of its exer
v ise ; for, in the whole comae nf my
I have felt the more hurt at this Cumberland 'Kiver. The works. tr-, Ilea- wildest recess have ! 1 he R!,bJcct concr.sin to th.
was srni a!iriot tne on;
ill-cussed ia Parliament, Too
usrics. aud t!je Duke of W'ef
h ol ti'M'i i f "'linV.w.-.i .j :
bcem to have found tueir reFpecuu j fAVur of concei:,i. "t
viiliion of iMf'.ra i... ,-.":.",ded t..: .'. A '",,'!' ';,MV"t!
i' or tier c i;i
1
construction of tbc exact ol conati-jthe public, from havinrr alwavs con
tutional power, bis pn-fess'onarad I sidtred it as a peculiar offering to
vice has been 'he more readily con-j my countrymen, whose good opin
lided in by me, as its te- denies al- jion. however the country may have
ways were i athrr to the limitation been insinuated, has uever ceased j Offi Uanling. fhe Washington
beneficial to the surrounding cOun
try, and profitable t the tnicrpri
sing proprietor. Adv.
f 1 1.
to bs the leading objects of my am - j City Chronicle publishes au article
onion, nnu the dearest wish of mv mis suoiect wtucliMs rluratteTi
i'.droinistration, I have deemed it s- heart : and i rr.u-t confess that, in i ied Ly sound sense. We estrarr
frr ia abstain lrom tlie use of any ; assiduously labcrinK at this history the f lowing, which is well worthy ! mnnulHi torv h
2- niioie auiuoi oy , man m uaz.a of tne nrstuiscoverv ot our country. I ol aiten'ion: tons of
and rudf nrd desolate, Wbeie .Uie j Vj-eol's
rougli earth and flirt foiling torrent i tum r
tiie fikill and
Zfiifi, fd al-
rniTcmly v. .;m
ard 'h.' nrroaclunent of power, by
assenting, unnecessai ily, the decibiau
of disjiutid points.
T i ..i : a : i i . i I'k f,,l'.,...V,. , - , I
a ua-c uctiiL.utuy ;immaicu oy tne , iy""ij5 hb picture v iucn oirren , w.Kie
hope, that the interest of the subiect ! nas some truth ol coloring, hut wi,i ; iVc.m the
(Leani.
i
" I V Ii IK Hl'J
1.
Hlf.ev .'i;:l -!i
mi I. :: u
'I ll" !:l I'jlliaiil
i.i'e o ha b'OM. on
.:.n;'.s a si u:
kA Yi :rcit.
I !:: ;;ti' 1 1 r f,i
'..'-.ir,T Hie at '".
t .ri.l
r'
at N'vv Turk, 'the
i -'.1' Liverpool,
,it.r
lea of tUa
would cause the work to remain a
Sm h, lellow.citizers, have been j IUQtl(r rnv cnijnfrrmen. and widi it.
;he Hsnrifitcs of my ofli:iil duties in ja rtmetnherance of the author.
the conduct of ray administration, j whtn all the frail productions of
ui. uic ku uvsiow up Jti viifiu liny
yj..3!' efard lor their faithful and
It.VvI.U .(.ill rl . . .1.. .1 ' ...I. . ' .
"im.li .in uoi oniy o i n mi or siri-ngiti u-.ii Lilr.eiio
but to past administrations. I l.t- , w tst. n ti.o k, 1. 1 ... ic o.o ' 'i
number ot appUcaots, however, is, ' ".I, h is u -imi ui, !
t. ii. e
fi., r.H
i .i .
;!'' i
; f I 1 3 I r 'mi i ice ('
m mi ui' r he I! iti
il
I"
if i of ta"!
tfl 8 ervice. to their country than
ibis f s unonral ol my gratitude end
eatee : ii is"vith a pleasure, not in
iciior hi that which I receive I rqrn
Y ur friendty estiiua e- of my "wn
?n:c8Y8, ilct I thai! cherish
in iti ir ; o-
inctivf uti d i n. j .i.l
j'io l to th.: ! D '.:
people ,vm. (... ...j.
ktlOA', J!,,!, ( ! h ii
i:s p
J IILHM.
ft. I !
fi :r.)
O'.r
t.
. i-j
i rv
we are sorry to see, auomentir.:'
hi:-, fancy might have pciishcd and j rapidly, and their isnportor.itifo
been forgotten. proportionally increased. It would
WASHINGTON IRVING. cem to indicate that the" nation
Seville, Dectyibcr 1828 Was not a condition to afford em- i ArneiK h wiasi ! '"
i - -f ' pioYuicin. iu lis .uuuuiauoti, or IMat i (vn f x.i r; ,;i . I :H'f :im.
Mr. lirowni of Edinburp', has many would prefer the shackles and : Th,: eKPi-ri :nent h w im ooi.e c. ree
. ! . . r , . ". ' I 1 I ... - rl . ... . . .
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