The administration of John Quincy Adams now draws to a close, and that of Gen. Jackson is anticipated to commence.

The boulders are the regular gray Quincy granite, and those in the middle of the river are hollowed out by the action of the water into many curious shapes.

If, on the other hand, they make a resistance which proves formidable and costly, then the adoption of the John-Quincy-Adams policy of military emancipation is an ultimate necessity, and there is nobody more likely to put it in effective operation than a certain gentleman who lately wrote an eloquent letter to his Governor on the horrors of slave-insurrection.

Four granite pillars, as true grit as if the two Presidents Adams had lugged them on their shoulders all the way from Quincy, Mass., make a carriage-porch.

And be it further resolved, That John Quincy Adams be requested to deliver an oration on the life and character of General Lafayette before the two Houses of Congress at the next session.

I was speaking of this barbarity, afterwards, to Mr. Bradley, an overseer of the Rev. Mr. Donnell, who lives in the vicinity of Moresville, Ala., 'Oh,' replied he, 'we consider that a very light whipping here' Mr. Bradley is a professor of religion, and is esteemed in that vicinity a very pious, exemplary Christian.'" EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM REV. C. STEWART RENSHAW, of Quincy, Illinois, dated Jan. 1, 1839.

I will confirm my own testimony by the certificate of Judge Snow and Mr. Keyes, two of the oldest and most respectable settlers in Quincy.

Quincy, Dec. 29, 1838" "Dear Sir,We have been long acquainted with the Christian brother who has named to you some facts that fell under his observation while a resident of slave states.

Listen, now, to the questions of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, respecting the constitutional clause now under consideration: "'In outward show, it is a representation of persons in bondage; in fact, it is a representation of their masters,the oppressor representing the oppressed.

While the weight of the slave influence is thus felt in the House of Representatives, "in the Senate of the Union," says John Quincy Adams, "the proportion of slaveholding power is still greater.

In the strong language of John Quincy Adams, in relation to the article fixing the basis of representation, "Little did the members of the Convention, from the free States, imagine or foresee what a sacrifice to Moloch was hidden under the mask of this concession.

Adams, John Quincy, opposes European colonization; presidential nominee; president; opposed to slavery.

%Q% Quaker settlements Quartering Act Quebec boundaries of Quebec settled French stronghold attacked surrendered Quebec Act Queen Anne's War Queenstown, battle of Quincy, Josiah.

The Lectures on Rhetoric and Oratory, delivered at Harvard University by John Quincy Adams, and published in two octavo volumes in 1810, are such as do credit even to that great man; but they descend less to verbal criticism, and enter less into the peculiar province of the grammarian, than do most other works of a similar title.

A LIFE OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE, by Joseph Quincy Adams.

Quincy Adams Sawyer.

MORGAN, Bayard Quincy.

QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER, a photoplay in eight reels by Arthur Sawyer and Herbert Lubin.

Mark A. DeWolfe Howe, Jr., Quincy Howe, Mrs. Reginald Allen (C); 11Oct61; R283286.

HOWE, QUINCY. Songs of September.

by Joseph Quincy Adams.

Florian Geyer, translated by Bayard Quincy Morgan and Veland, translated by Edwin Muir.

SEE Ayres, Quincy Claude.

SEE Ayres, Quincy Claude.

ADAMS, JOSEPH QUINCY, ed. Hamlet, prince of Denmark.