John Paul Jones.
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The name of this hero is so deser.
vedly connected with the best deeds
of our Revolution, that we have seen,
with peculiar satisfaction, bill repor-
ted in Congress, for the relief of his
heirs. These claims are not those Of
an ordinary individual, however Just
in themselves; they are part and par
eel Of the honor Of the nation, and
that is involved in their speedy settle.
ment. 1t we pass over this justice
due to a shining mark, who, in our
day of need, stood by, fought, suffered,
and thought no pecuniary aid too
great, for US, our history becomes, in.