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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15

movements-the excellent condition or their
arms, gave proofs OF that perfection and value
To which that branch Of national defence is
attainable.
The different societies assembled in the
Park with their banners, and the shipwrights
with their fine model of ue Of battle ship,
on Ways, and the procession commences
through our principal streets IL the church in
Mulberry street, where, after suitable exercises,
an appropriate Grafton was delivered by Il
member Of the Hibernian society.
The Firemen assembled i'm considerable
strength, upwards of 900, with banners, mo-
deis of engines, and other nsignas of their
active and benevolent association, and took
| up their line of march for the church in Mar.
bet street, where an eloquent address was de-
iivered by member of the association, which
afterwards dued at Sykes and had splendid
entertainment. The Carmen, mounted, with
clean white trocks, and preceded by cart No.
l, driven by the Oldest member olthe fraterni-
ty, paradcd through several streets, and fiualiy
dismissed in the Park.
The apprentices of the city, with their
badges, joined in procession. Alter the socie-
Ties had concluded the ceremonies of the day,
they separated to enjoy the various festivities
oI the day. The corporation partook of a
splendid dinner in the banquetting room o
the City Hall, which was elegantly decorated
with flags The society of Cincinnati dned
together, as usual. The Tammany and the
L Columbian societies, also dined at TammanS
Hall and the chime of the evening bells gave
notice of the approaching amusemenis of tn,
night.
The Theatre, Circus, Chatham Garden
Vauxhal, Richmond Hill, Coumbia, and other
gardens and places of entcrtainmentwere gill
ed 10 Overlooking. Thousands of rockets and
other fireworks were whizzins through tn,
air The whole city was again in motion
and such life and animation we have seldom
before observed. The Museum and Theatre
were elegantly Illuminated. Sykes had som,
splendid transparencies, and brilliant star
and we .ought not 10 forget magnificent cir
Gle OF gas light from the store of Pool, tn,
optlcian, Broadway, above Duane street
which was much admired. We have no
heard of any accidents by land or water; :
few scules in the Park Mas the sum total O
all the irregularities; and the day was passed
with great hilarity and pleasure, snch as i
should be enjoyed by free people. Nat .liu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
FOURTH OF JULY

STAUNToN, July 1O..The dawn of this
| memorable day was announced BY the dis
| charge of Artillery. At IL O'Clock tn Staun-
| ton Artillery" assembled at the Courthouse
square and proceeded to the Hill, where the
usual salutes were fired they then marched
TO the 9 Rocky Spring." where they were
joined by number of ladies and gentlemen
AT 3 O'Clock company Of about 80 sat down
to dinner prepared by Mr.. Geiger agreeable
TO contract. Maj. Daniel Shelley acted as
President, and John II. Peyton, ESQ. as Vice
President. After the cloth was removed the
Declaration of Independence was read by
Col Is. u. Baldwin and the following toasts
drank
The heroes and sages Of the Revalution-Their
| zane is 'mperishabe u IS embamed III the affec-
''onate rememhranGe Of a free and happy people.
The memory of George Washingion-What mnnu.
mem is SO dnrable as The united love aud admiration
OF - grateful country
The Federal Constitutional noble edifce reared
ny mighty hands II may he criticised, but can never
be equalled
The People-EntitIed to ruler of their choice
may every effort TO prevent il end in disappointment
10 the Holy AIIiance-Boody crowns aud broken
hearts.
Spain-lf she is conquered, farewell To liberty in
Europe II she conquers goodbye Royalty. Nerve
to her arm wisdom 10 her head aud steel to her
hlanulactures-Let them go hand in hand with
agriculture and commerce, and not flourish AT the
expense Of their neighbors
Communicative wish II free as the wind OF
Heaven stu'dyas the Northern blast bounteous as
the lap Of Autumn.
VOLUNTEERS.
By me PresideHt-Ihe Alliance Of Frecmeu-A As
conlra-disliugulShed from the Holy Alliance.
by me Iice PreSideHt-May the fright star Of Lii
berry which has arisen in Spain never set ill II has
communicated viviJns and qGckening impulse to
the totror OF Europe
by Ch9pmla johnson, Esq Alexander the deli
verfr-Let Europe beware, lei lie deliver the rights
OF the people INTO the hands Of the despot
by COL u. q. Bsidcit-Ihc Spanish Generals
M'ril'o, Baiiaseros and Nina surprising The
Fre"eh In poeness, they have yielded them the
front ana l'llen into their rear
By ~ Coatsy-Ihe sage Of Monticello To- Nav his
success ia promoting the interest uf the University Of
virginia, be equal 10 bai which has attended li. If
io',s ~ Favour Of tie political rights Of the people
By .Hgj Eskridge-Janies Madison.
ny .Hr. H. &. Boirger-rhe fair sex-The FIRST
hope Of rising manhood, aud the sweetest sOlsuc OF
declining years.
By .Ur. isbic -Presidental Election. Nav
the r,snsss of jackson, the sprightlness Of CLAW
and the zeal Of an Adams be finally eclipscd by lie
splendid talents OF q Crawford.
The celebration Of the day closed with Bail NJ
the Bell Tavern. The utmost harmony, good order.
aud decOrum, marked the whole Of the proce edings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
BAD NEWS-IE TRrE
The Portsmouth Journal, of Saturday re
ceiNed this morning, contains the following
POSTSCRIPT

W u s1hSiAtA u
The ship Fame, Capt Folsom, arrived be
low this morning ia 81 days from ST. Ubes.-
II was reported in ST Ubes on the day the
Fame sailed May 3O) that the French army
bad entered Madrid, and that the Portuguese
troops ordered for the defence Of Spain, had
reyolied refusing TO join the Spanish cause.
That the french have entered Madrid be
fore the sailing of the Fame, was probably
true, as our last accounts left the right divsi
on Of the army within 80 miles Of that capital,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE


NEw YoRK, July 1.-THE new line packet
ship New York, Capt Maxwell, arrived at I I
o'clock this forenoon. by This arrival the edi-
tors OF the Commercial .9dUertiSer have recciv.
ed thelr regular files of London and Liverpool
papers, Lloyds and Shipping Lists, &c. The
London papers are 90 the e,ening Of the 3Isf
OF May, and the Liverpool OF the 4th ofJune.
FRANCE and SPAIN.
We fear that our hopes Of the successful
resistance Of the Spaniards, are disappointed.
and the mIsgSings that we have occasionally
expressed, more than realized. In other
wotds-that the most efficient Of the Spa
pish chiefs are deserving The cause tic Con
situtOn, and disgracing themselves by mea.
surcs which in eficc, viii be- the same as en-
bracing the part of the invaders. The reader
will Gnd below three documents Of great in
tcrest the FIRST is letter of the nth Of May.
from the Count dc Montio, 10 The Count d.
Abisbal' calling upon him 10 declare himself
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
Trust Sale.

WHEREAS the subscriber did OH
~ the 2sth day Of September, 1899,
EXPOSE to Pubic Sale 4 certain Tract
|cf Land situate, lying, and being in tlss
county Of Berkeley, conveyed 10 sbs
subscriber and Aaron Kennedy, by John
kyscr, and Elizabeth, bis wife, By Deed
|of Trust, dated the lsth day Of Noyens-
Der, 1916, and at such sale Jos. Grant
ham being the highest bidder became
the purchaser, but the said Joseph Grant
ham not having complied with the terms
LOT the sale, the subscriber is under she
|necessity If making a further sale Ct
1.-THE said land, unless the said Joseph
Granthan shall, before the next sale
takes place, come forward, pay all costs
and charges that have accrued, as COM
mission, the printers fees, &c.)
The subscriber viii, therefore, on
FRIDAY, the asth day of December
next, at the door of the Court House. in
the town of Martinsburg, expose to pub
lie sale, for ready noney, a1s acres, and
one half acre, conve yed to him as alore-
SAID by the said john Kyser, and Eliza
beth, his wife, as aforesaid, for the bene-
lit OF John Winnings heirs.
JOHN ShOPER,
Surviving Trustee.
November 20.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
VARIETY
TIE CAUSE OF TIE CREEKS,


Were an opinion formed from the fol-
lowing circumstance, the subscription
10 aid theGreeks in their glorious strus-
gle for emancipation from Turkish
Thraldom, is likely to reflect honor on
the character of our countrymen.--
There is little doubt but that the whole
amount of money received when the
subscription is completed, will be o!
sufficient magnitude, to render the most
essential service to the cause, ard insure
the lasting gratitude of people, who
have given unequivocd evidence OF
their determination to be free, although
nearly destitute of every means by
which even chance might hazard a hope
OF success.
The detail of events for the past year
shows in characters, too marked TO be
mistaken, the all powerful iaaaence
which money has had on the politics OF
some countries claiming TO be fax more
enlightened, both with regard 10 civil
md religious governments than Greece
and without this sinew of War, another
stain on the history Of the times will be
recorded in the total annihiiation of one
of the most interesting portions of the
human family, whose struggle inde2en-
dence commands the sympathes and
admiration of every friend. Of liberality
throughout Europe, and appeals to
. none more powerfully than to the peo-
pie Of the United States. - Fed. Gag.
At the meeting Of the committee in
New York OF the Greek fund on satur-
day last the following letter from n.
: Biddle, Esq. which enclosed donation
of $500, was read and ordered TO be
entered on the minutes, and published
Philadelphia, Dee. 4, 1928.
SIR-Allow me to request that you
will have the goodness TO add the en-
closed 70 thc contributions in favour OF
the Greeks. 70 that unfortunate peo-
pie owe something for personal kind
ness and hospitality; but | am much
more grateful to them for the high spi-
ri; with which they are struggling tc
sustain their country against the worst
enemies of civilized freedom. Coo
grant that the sympaihies and the husl.
Bic aid of even this distant nation may
not be wholly unavailing. With very
anxious wishes for their success, an,
great respect for the gentlemen of YOU
city who are generously engaged il
promoting it, | am, very sincerely
yours.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
Val.a5ic Lands aid M;Ns
For Sale.

10y virtue Of a'Decree Of toe Superb
BID OF Court OF Chancery for the Die
triSf of Winchester, ia a suit therein
depending between Alexander Stephen,
complainant, and Adam Stephen, defen-
dant, the undersigned commissioners,
will expose to sale, at PUBLIC AUC-
ZION, before the door OF the Globe
Tavern in Martiasburg, on SATUR-
D.3Yhs II !. Day Of JANUARY nsr', the
following described tracts or parcels Of
LAND, all situate in the county Of
pnrL.iav Niryinia.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

A T the request Of the undersigned
IA JoHs X. CooKr, Esq. OF Martins
burg, (attorney at Law has u.derta.
ken to close the unfinished professions
business of the late John Baker of Shep-
herdstown, and to collect for the use OF
his Estate, the fees due for such unlin-
ished business, and not yet paid
BAKER TAPSC0TT, Err.
December Is.--tf.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
One Tract Of Land

lying and being on Tueilisses branch,
containing two hundred and seventy-six
acres, be tie same more or less, being
the same tract of land which was corr
viewed hy Stephen Harlan TO Robert
Stephen by deed, bearing date on the
18th day of september, 1889, now Of
record in the couasy court of Berkeley
aforesaid
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
Boston Daily alocrt.ssr.

The joint Committee on the Della
ware and Passaic Canal report, that the
works. practicable on the route propos-
ed, and that it would be of Importance
to the state: and recommend The APP
pointment of committee TO investigate
the subject furtheri and also that IN
their opinion il would be the interest of
thessate to grant liberal charter 10 a
company to make the Canal.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
lAgT y0TlgB.

l,NCT ygDTlgRo
ID EPEATEpLY 1 have solicited
N all those indebted ID me to m e
payment, but little or 40 attention las
been pad to my requests; s0u
for the LAST TINE, give notice,
10 ell those indebted 10 ME, that urless
payment is made by the middle of'
JANUARY NEXT, snits will be insssns.
" instituted Tor to comreI ~ ser,~
WILLIAM KROESEN.
December lS.---tf.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

One thousand volumes of Books we're
sent from, this city Yesterday for the Lii
brary al the irigafe United Staiss, which
s'se understand were paid for by SUBJ
scFiptioas oftae crev---NAT. Apv.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

The Philadelphia Democratic Press
says--"Already we have seen the late
Me ssage Of tina Ifesidentof the United
States printed on white satin, and ON it,
wayto Europe ~
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
One other Tract

near Tucllisres branch, on the east side
thereof, containing tive hundred acres,
be the same more or less; being the
same tract OF land which WAS conveyed
by jacob Davis aud kesiah bis wife IL
Robert Stephen by deed, bearsng date
on the i9th day of November, 1884, al
so row Of record in the county court
OF Berkeley aforesaid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

Singular petition has been presented 10 the
Acs, azure Of Tennessee. ,iuriag ats present.
So sa'on--ore .~Arias Coampit acqusEs tue re-
2 eses,stirss Of that state that, wishing to full
"a MS dg'ies'o socie,y, ne is dcsir0us Of tds"'g
to Ain,:ep aAs,b ssSte. He also expresses h's
conviction OF being blessed with a numerous
oAspring, an.l therefore pray : she may have a
!aw passed allowing him to erect a-SilEEAa''-iA A.
BE for the support Of his said intended wife anc
children. 81. aIl.s
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
Tco parceisotLGnd

containing each forty-sevea acres and
twenty-niue rsses, be the same more or
less, being parts of the lands of which
John Davis died, seized, and the same
which was conveyed to the said Robert
Stephen by Alexander Cochran and
wife and others, heirs at law OF the said
John Davis, decd. by deed bearing date
on the 18th day of December, 1908,
now of record in the county court OF
Berkeley aforesaid, aud by Ruth Davis
and others, heirs at law as aforesaid by
deed bearing date on the Goth day of A.
pril, 1904.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
n. RIDDLE.
I'm. Bayerd, Esq. Nelc York. I.

A landable vigilance appears to be
exercised by The Genera! Post Office,
in detecting and correcting abuses in
that Establishment. By measures
takenfor that purpose, information has
been received, that DAFsELsWooL-
epoRD, Postmaster, in f,eekrFn, 10
Montgomery county, IN the state OF
Virginia, has been detected il the fact
ofrobhing the Mail, by. opcntag let.
tiers passing through Ills Office. and
taking money therefsom He was ap.
pretended almost in TIC act, by 4ue
Agent Of the General C6sfSOasce,
and safely lodged in jail at Mont
gomery Court fiou.e, 10 await his
trial MAJ. I.t. 80 a7a ~ 80
1--WE are glad to Gnd tsst he T'oSt
raster General is tieterra;nes to Isl,
some vigilance in detecting R1.s that
may he in the Post OHices. Sanie
time in jane last, S400 was n,ailSd Z
Abingdon, Va. for u gent'eplsn, il
Nar.insburg, that neusf alJtre{L--
Probably E1r Weo!'ord could giTe
some account OF it --EDrTog a4e
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
Notice is hereby given

sHW allpersons having claims against
- the estate of Catharihe St;Ls. iase a
Bath, Morgan county, that uhless II
present their claims to Inc subscriber
properly authenticated, within a reason
able time, he will proceed to settle ~
said estate, by paying over whatever
may remain of it, in his hands, Ia tie
|legatee named in the viii OF tie testa-
trix.
CROMWELL ORRfCK,
Er'fr. cftls WiH Of Cattle. Stiles, de-.
Bath, Nov. a5---sw.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
The Patrons of the Gazette

WILL please to recolleet, that more
than year has elapsed since tie
undersigned relinquished that establish
ment: The greater part Of the accoan:s
previously due to it, remain unsettled.
the propriety of now closing them must
appear obvious to all, and he trusts thers
can be no kssitsncy on the part Of these
indebted, TO do so Immediately: Their
early attention te this matter is sol cited:
land ne informs such as nave passed thei
Inotes TO him, that necessity viii ccmp.l
transfer, unless they are speedily dis
enlarged.
| JOHN ALBERTIss
| NoY eth.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

CedmIes PiHow Cases-We have
seen specimen of pillow cases, woven
entire without seam at the sides or bot
tom. We understand that this mode N
wearing is the invention of a young wo-
man in New Hampshire, who weavcs
them with her own hands upon COM
mon loom.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
One other payce,, of Land

containing twenty-five acres, be the
same more or less, part of the lasis Of
which John Potts died, seized, and the
same which was conveyed to Robert
Stephen by James COPELAND and Elc.or
bis wife and others, children and devil
sees OF the said John Potts, decd. by
deed bearing date on the aist day Of
February, 1911. Also
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
FOR RENT,
Eight Valuable and desirable
f. A R M s


I'm the first dry Of January nextwiIl
~ be rented, TO the highest bidder. al
n monied rent for one year, 60 com.
nence on the LIST day Of April, 1895,
EreHr VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY Is1-
PROVED e a @ VI 8 >
belonging to the estate Of James S.Lanc,
deceased, and lying in the vicinity OF
Shepheristown. These Farms, varying
in size from l75 to 500 acres, have long
been occupied bv excellent tenants. and
are at present in a high state Of improve
ment. They are situated in fertile
district, within Eve miles oil this place,
and have always ranked amongst the
best and most desirable Farms in the
county.-The Improvements are in good
and complete condition, and ready for
the reception Of tenants and their fami-
lies. Farmers and others who dcsife to
cultivate good lands, and settle them
selves profitably. are requested 10 at
tend. on he Isl day Of January merit, at
the old established store Of Lane s.
Towner, in Shepheristown, at which
time and place the above mentioned
lands will be rented.
II Is to be understood that the rem,
must be properly secured, to be paid a,
the expiration OF the term, viz: on the
LIST day of April, 1875. Persons wish
ing to view the Farms previous to the
day of renting, can be gratified by cali
ing on the subscriber at the store OF
Lane s. Towner.
THOMAS c. LANE, agent
Shepherdstown, Dec. IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
Ten acres Of Land

or thereabouts, being the part that be-
longed to Hannah Beekes as one Of the
heirs or levisees of the said John Potts,
dec d. OF the lands that were allotted 10
Judy Pets as her Dover in the lands Of
the said John Potts. Also--oDe other
Tract or parcel of Land,
containing six hundred and. ffty-one
acres, be the same mere or less. ly-
Ing and being in what are called the
"Barrens Of The county Of Berkeley
being the same tract OF land that was
leased by Il. Fairfax short time before
his death to the said Robert Stephen,
decd. and which was afterwards includ-
ed ia survey and granted to the said
robert Stephen By patent, bearing date
on the 10th dav OF January 1870
Resides F.4njI HOUSES and xArxA
other improvements upon these ::..
lands there is upon the tract issis
containing a7s acres alarge and
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

Horn Gun TLlNTs. A Southern pa
per SAYS that the WOODEN NUTMg IS,
which nave been somewhat distingaishs
in the list of ingenius im2asisiioas, II
not ou:done, have at least been equalled
10 a cargo OF bora Gun .finta, lately
brought late South Carolina, and dis
posed of as flinss of superior order.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

II is said .bat when The project of The
great cansls Of New York begaa 10 be
seriously agsiaIed, about Ia years AFRO,
STR Jefferson expressed an opinion dat
The question was started century tso
soon he has since said. IN letter ad
dressed to citizen or New York
was century too late
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

To Coaa9spoNDEsTs
, "CoREyDoN" snali he attended 70.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

1t was rumored, says the Wy,hc
Gazette, during the last week that 80
agent from Washington had passeo
through towp. examining the mails,
,hss,he Abingdon snail bad frequent,
ly been opened 90 lis passage To the
east-Ii Isl now stated that the Pest
Master at Nevbcrn has been detec.
ted, that money has been found on
him, which he cosfcsscs to have been
stolen from the mail .e-agS@!
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

The Lieut. Governor of the Territory
of Arkansas has, in q long message to
its Legislature, denounced the general
government Cor Neglect of it's, Interests
and fair clairns:-He Asserts that while
every thing has been done for Michigan,
and Missouri receives all she asks for,
"nay more,' all the demands and PEE
titipns OF Arkanas "aa infexible siience
has been preserved"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

C9..O A3.1 --C&Ei. PsyEIECy.
TINS ji,siDa uishcd patriot aud gen
tleman arrived al Philadelphia on Fri.
day IN company with John Aabon,
from CoionblA, alter having been
ship wrecked at CIpe HenIopen 90
the Monday preceding. A just tribute
IS paid to the co0duct Of ks. WARE, q
wreck master, to whose extrasrdlna.
ry and perseveriog efforts the pre-.
servation of the lives ofthe passengers
aud crew who were on board the
Ajeliue Is alirlbuied
The editer OF tue Philadelphia De.
mocratic Press states, that General
ID EvEREUx is appointed Columns
sIoncr extraordinary to Ensimd en-
Important business from the Colon.
bian Government. His nomination BY
the Executive as Ambassador to Rus.
STA, had been confirmed by an unan,
nous vote OF the Senate, bun he deciiu
ed the honor until the Russian Govern
ment shall have first acknowledged
the Independence of Colombo 7'nrr
he is to proceed TO the Courts oil HuS
sia, Sweden aud Denmark. We are
informed that the General gives mos,
tlatterIng account Of the state OF affiirs
in Colombia and OF tie great iDteih
gcoce, dignity, sound policy, and
LIBERAL principles displayed ny .ne
Congress, whose sess.oo uad juss clos
ed AT Beguta.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18

The Cincinnati Republiean of the
slst Wit. reiaices atthe prospect of De
Witt Clinton's prospects of being the
next President. The whole western
country says the editor, is deepiy in
aeres.ed in the great policy nj New
York; and this great statesman isgiSing
more rapidly than ever.--A. L. Ga-.