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obtained, war would not have been decluea
and thus have proved that neishbor Ms ii,
getting into neighbour I's garden, was the 70,
cause Of it . Ilurrah from all hands-six m~
mugs of flip Landlord, our town Of s. has the hc
nor of having produced the cause OF the late war;
and Of making gentleman OF General jackson into
the bargain--for If it had not been for the war h,
would never have been the . Hero Of New Orleans
and in that case nobody would have ever thoushtd
him for President - Broohiw Adr
Ertract of a letter from gentleman IN Loudon CUuu


tv Virginia, TO friend in Woshington


The suggestion of an able and .judcious writer
in the Richmord Wing, OF the propriety Of the peo
ple of Virginia, opposed TO the election of Gen
Jackson, delegating persons TO assemble in Rich
mond, for the purpose of forming in electoral ticket
has attracted considerable attention 1t will be
adopted, cyond doubt, by the citizens Of London
and their example will certainly be Immediately fol-
lowed by the citizens of Jefferson and Berkley
all of these countless as YOU know, are amongst the
most popuous in the State. The county of London
contains UPWARDS of 1000 freeholdcrs. The mo1
sanguine friend of the General would not expect
900 of them ovote for him. Mr.. Adams charac.
ter as man and as a statesman is held in great es.
timaon in this county, and his cabinet is also high.
ly approved.


The vote of the State of Virginia. am convinced,
will present result very different from the one
wished by the politicians about Richmond, and so
confidently calculated upon in their publications
The formation of respectable electoral ticket by


individuals chosen By The people for thot express pur
pose, and having no connexion with the ntrgues and
combinations of the members of the Assembly, will
have happy effect upon their minds and will
confidently expect, yet enable them to throw the
weight of our ancient and patriotic commonwealth
into the scale of civil virtue and civil talents, agans
} that of IA military passion and acknowledged cNIm
capacity.


The letter of Mr.. Buchanan has produced grea


effect, and the popularity of Mr.. Clay is daily III
creasing We are. here, strongly inclined to claT
him as native of Virginia and thus to increase tt
glory of the "Old Dominion by making her
sharer ofthe fame Of his eloquence, his ability ar
his patriotism.


There is to be meeting in London early in 0
: tober, for the purpose of choosing Delegates TO
= in forming the ticket have spoken Of Her Del
gates will in all probability, be men of talents al
i weight.