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20 trod or his way ot fowecs. Washington
she'd tears!


The merit Of tllese appriate ana classical
decorations is Cuc 70 tie late Mrs Stockton,
Of Princeton, a lady Of superior literary &C
quiicments, ard refined TASTE. She was Ia
military called iie DNtchess, from her ele-
gance and dignity Of manners; was 9 Lost
ardent patrior ditiug the war Of the Pctolu-
ton, and. with the Stockton family, waS
marked for persecution on the ruthless ~
vasion Of the Jerseys. This distinguished
lady was the grand mother of Mr.. Secreta-
ry Rush, who is "toubly blessed IN his rev
olutionary ancestry; both his father and his
grand father having signed the Declaration
of Indcpcndencc--a most honored distinc-
tion, and, we believe, enjoyed by no other
citizen of the extensive American Empire