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o. The citizens of Fredericksburg,
and Falmouth, Va. aud their ,iciulics, ia
vorable To the election Of JOHN GUN
Nl ADAMS, were 10 meet yesterday the
nth inst Ia take into consideration the
most eligible mode of Turning ticket for
that gentleman. We hope Ia see this move
ment followed up throughout the state.
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My. AlexanAer Wriah,,

CIR: As you are not an nhabitant "i
- the commonwealth Of Virginia, | take
this method OF notifying you, that on satnr
day the 10th day Of May next, II he'ng the
sixth DAY Of the term ofthe superior court OF
chanccry holden for the Lynchhnrg district,
shall ny my attorney move Inc , ,a,ba ," '"e
record and proceedings of II suit no@ depend,
i,,s and undetermined in the county court ct
Nelson. on the chancery side OF :ald court
where you are compIel.ant, and hoblnson +
Beancamp, executor Of James stevens, dec q,
and myself are defendants, and shall rely as
a ground for said application, ON the nnrea-
.onhble neglect fnd delay OF sad county
cotrt in heretofore failing o proceed 10 a de-
i.inu In the said suit. or 10 entertain mo-
lion fot dissolution Of the injunction awnr-
"'' wv PHILIP RYAN.
Match II. wi"i2
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NiclavA pOilarA,

.9Hcti0necr d Commission .Uerridnf,
LEEPS ON hand GROCERIES and
~ other GOODS, which he will sell nt phi
v,tr sait, at low rntes for cash, or approved
Reegtiabie payer. lie will receive from coun-
frv mere lants, planters aud others, tobacco,
flour and produce generally, either Tor sale
here, or shipment 10 Richmond or elsewhere.
lie IS advised regularly of the staic OF the
different markets both in this county and
in Europe.
lie viii receive aud forward goods IIr
also make II tender OF his services as nm ngcnl
for the transaction Of business ht either oi
the banks at this plaee.
February %. 2Swlsil
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THOMAS A. iIOLCONBE

AEFFRS his sert ices, Ia sell tobartu
" for the Planters who trade 10 Lynch
burg. lie Is q constant attendant nj the " are
houses, aud kn"ws the value ot the different
qualities of tobacco in this market He will
nse his best excrions to promote the interest
of those, who conGdc their produce 10 hi
care III Office is al Hancock 4 BroAns.
February 81 etsd 20
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NIarcl, ~

DY virtue Of n d.,d Of trust executed Ia
ID the subscriber by Henry Lane, IT, bear
ing date The 2lsi OF August, 1924, and DULY
%, record in the clerk 4 Office OF The county
cont OF Bedford, for the purposes therein
Expressed, shall proceed TO sell, at the mar
sion house oi said Henry Lame, ir. on Friday
the I'd day oi April nexi, n tnir, II not the
neat lair day, Sunday excepted 10 tho high
csi bidder, for cnsh, he following REAL nv,A
Personal fKorER1Y, TO vii
\ certain tract or parcel orLand.
Nhcrcon said Lane at present resides, and
adjoining the lnnds Of ID. Doughty, Iels,uutl
Jennings aud john Sicdd, containing 800 a.
ofes. Also, The following
Negro ,cAaves,
VIZ. Cwsar, SpeIrcer, Jnily, Raeb,.,, Edmund.
Dick, Bob NIL Caleb, 4 llesd ii Horses. ts
head OF horned Cattle, 10 Sneep, 10 Hogs,
| | Wagon aud Gear, MI snisl Lanes planta.
lion Utensils, Ilnuschold aud Kitchen Furni-
! lure, 4 Feather Beds, Nc Sss or 20 much
thereof rs viii satisfy the debt sperifrd in
said deed, rs due Ihon,As T. sale, u. II. Lime
aud others, mud tho % peuse ATTENDING the ex.
rcntioh al shid trust, Acting Ms trustee,
,hhl convey snGh tile ms is vested in ne
NAlII. s. STRANGE, Trustee.
E,r The above sale is made by
my consent, aud will unite with the trustee
in the convey ihce 10 the purchasers.
HENRY LANE.
/ March IL. 3lW3w
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| NMe, nr NNvcrA ng lMna.
Also, four ~ sarocs.
EADUN ~.

ON, The road h,twcr, Iyucblnrg and
- MIR. rniswrn paUnry-s, nnar he latfcras
place, n few days aee, ~ sulpil II NDIE, con.
thinning dozen SP1NDIES, and n atosen
CkANkS, for small wheels IL. ownrfran
hive them by calling NJ The tirein,an once,
aud paying for this adveriscment
LEWIS CAMPBELL.
March - i,
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Ven Nollars Reward.

o,TRAYED from Lynchburg, on the 9th
- iu.t. small DARK BAY MARE, about
4 feel & or e inches high, one hind md one
fore foot white The above described mar
WAS seen on the Turnpike on Monday ,asl
Whoever will deliver her 10 the snhser'n",
residing near Wares Ferry, Amherst county
shall receive the above reward ,.,;
WILLIAM McCUI LOCh.
March Il ''"-'
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DIED, After proiracted illness nj his
lodgings, IN Washington City, on the 20lh,
ult. the Hon. WILLIAM LEE BALL,
aged about ~, for several years past, aud
At tilc time of his death, a Representative
IN Congress, from the State Of NllginIn.
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MARRIED On Thursday the o6ih uli
nj the house Of Elisha Belts, ESQ in the comfy
of Bolctonr', Mr. WILLIAM BAILEY of this
place, TO Miss ELIZABETH NALTON
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NJ The Hon. NINIAN. EuwARrs, L. s. Sc
nator from the state of Illinois, has been mp
pointed by the President aud Senate Minister
10 the Republic ol Mexico.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BALrIMoRE. March G.-By the tine ship
Isahe,ia, captain Leeds, arrived at this
port yesterday IN As days ffom Liverpool,
papers Of that place to the 18th January
inclusive, containing London dates to the
18th have been received at the EXchane"
Reading Rooms.
A London paragraph Of the 12th says ;
It appears by an important statement III
the Vienna Gazette, that all matters are
not amicably settled htween Russia and
YurkcY.
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'EakeN w,

nY THOMAS LuMFKiN, Iivipg near IL
- ber,y, pale rcd STEER, .th white il
his forehead, phoht three vears Did, marked
as appears To us. with crcr and hole in lh'
lief, ear nnd slit IN the right valued at hN'
dollars, by MILLS WITT,
/ BENZ. ". MANSFIELD
JESSE WITT
a Copy-feste. ,.
| March IL. W" %
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PORTUGAL.

I6vpor, Jan. l5.-Lshoh papers have
arrived to the 90lh ult. bat they are totally
barren of Hiornttl9n.
An article in the Lisbon Gazette, ad'ef-
ting 10 the approaching openl"9 81 ,n'
Brush Parliament, enters INTO l"hS us
sertalion on the improprleiy o. interfering
on mercantile views, between tndepchnfh'
nations and their colonies. mo, con
cludcs the Journalist, with great nai'ei''
- has the right to regulate or discuss 'hf
means Of preserving those provinces VI
improving their condition, ar walcillho
over their felicity, of securing them aGa,o7'
/ whatever may threaten their interhh' III
external security and tranquility, un'eSS u
bc their legitimate sovereign, that wise an"
tender father, to whom Providence com
dcd this power and this duty. together WIN
/ the Legitimate prerogatl'% OF sovereignty
! Deer ~ the countries Of bis Inherited en-
pire 7" .,..r
This, of course, IS unansweraole IN rev, ,.,,
cnce TO either Fcrdnand or John. NJ
Lisbon papets are evidently uhueF ''o'u
Surveillance. II.
This arrival from Lisbon shows that ,''e
rennrt which had reached this country
through Madrid paper, Of the breaking
o,b of new Disturbances in that country,
/ nave no lbuDudilou"
Colonel San Miguel late Secretary Of
State FOR the constitutional government ot
Spain, who vas taken prisoner by the
French in CATALONIA, and claimed by Fer
nand, is stated to have passed thro,, Bay
ouu, on the 4tli, under an escort, Tor
France. Ii is certainly 10 the honor ct the
French government, that this brave man
has not been given up 10 be bntchered, as
was Riego, by the satellites OF despotlsIn al
Madrid.
Aniong the late arrivals from Spain, is
! Don Il. NJ. Alcala, Gal,ano, the eloquent
leader of the most liberal party in tie Cor
ties. r..
Letters were received on Saturday iron
, Madrid dated 2yth ult. stating That parlnl
! chance had taken place in the Spanish nun
:. istrv. by the resignation OF the MARQUIS o
, Casa lruio, aud the appointment OF Seno'
r Erro. one of the members dt the late hegeh
cv 10 the Ministry Of Finance.
u 'MAnRIp, Dec. 20" Crest chhngfs are Oh
font ~ the Embassies. All the Ambassador
%lo are nj their posts will not be discharged
consequently the Duke de san Carlos remain
a, pari.; but others have received new dest
J nations. NJ. d'Anduaga Is appointed 10 Coz
n stnn,inoplr, aud the Count de IA AIcudih t
u 81 Petersburg.
IS Row., Dee. cS.--Ths Pope has been bette
~ during the last 3 days he has taken som
d nourisbmcat, arl Oh tue 26ib last. he s'gne
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From The Charleston Courier.
ionng beauty through the dcwv night.
Dad near glittering slreamri lie,
when genins, on his wings at light,
HeAt balmy morn came Tutoring By.
Upon her check n smile he hung,
Aud breailied within her lips sigh,
lhen Ger her torn With rapture nnng
a glory from his home on high
1 Sire anw with him DER fancy's plain,
AID fngcr'd OF in laneys grove
She fAngrd from mountain 10 the main.
Then flel With him 10 realms above
The motlId OF earth, the flame Of hrn\en
"a \ home (bolow awhifr) may try
But rpinld the world in inmnit driven.
Their native mansion is the SKY
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] From The Unsij,Yi6n HcpnbtcHn
What's the debateT lis rotton haggine,
hat seis ~ mapy tongoes Maggiug!
! or ehsgpg We We some senerntion,
Since IL 81 bravely served the nationi
Aed lungs that cant he soon forgotten
Have below d forth The praise of cotton,
- We have cry II, midst signs and tears,
"oh for pound To stop our ears@'
& IN the corner Of The GallsrB.
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Vet aIl the peopTe saId-AMLE
.,....0--.-

A Jury in onr of the Cinque Ports Eng
so',.. ~! wars since. hring charged with an
b booss moved probably by the iohtm,,,rs
and miserable appearance OF The p ,,s" q ~
,'''t no following verdict w ""n
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KfxSEBuNK, Feb. ! !.

Emale Rdoliation.--At kenneh""k
Dr., tl,rre lives man by the name OF
GszsHs*, who for a. long time has pa,1l
aar,ic,l,r hnnors 10 Bacchus in his hts OF .!
GGryotion he had often assumed the ane' tl
privilege ofGoggins his wife, turning d hr'
ont of doors, sc. Last week we .nu h;s
stand. there went three women |" ~, n
h '''.' in hecycning Immediately after ne he
had been at this honorable bnslnessIn one,
,', nnn J at the door, whrn our GENTLEMAN
e e"p Nth light aud opened H. 10. one ,h %.
, 15g f' seized him by the ears and pushed
him out of door, WHEN by the help u, /. .n !.
other two, they laid him face do%n IVA th ;"
the SNOW, one settling on ms htaa . aud him
other ON his feet, while the third palo '''
hack with interest, the full amount I"
negotiations, which he had bestowed OF
~ : II was piteons sight to ken
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<kIII6sE persons who have subscription
i papers To the Lynchl,nrg Herald are re
spccifnlly requested 10 7cnd them IN,
ACHILLES u. JOHNSON.
Mnrch -. w3nJl
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Lottery and Exchange Office. la, Markets.,
BALTIMORE.
Where The great capital prizes in roTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES were snld. aud
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIzFs HAVE
Bt!EN OBTAINED THAN Al ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from nny part of the United States,
either by mail (post Paid or private convey,
ance, enclosing the rash or prizes ~" any oil
lhe Baltimore lotteries, viii meet the same
prompt and pnnc'nnl a,'fn,'on 10 u o" per-
Il COHEN, III. Baltimore.
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the members and nbjeets ofsecret political



TfrSIS.
Ad'ices from tnri,l of the nth Janu,r,
confirm the intelligence respecting. !, run
iure between the British and Tonis,ans. on
recount at the capture by the hitter Of IN.
hfecks Who were on board Il vessel hearing
The Maltese flag. Our last accounts stated
that the captured had been put to death -
fhey are nov spoken of as being in
slavery. The British lcrt at Malta, alteY
Turning iLnction with several ,ess.ls in
The lt'fant, had sailed for Tnlis, aind.r The
com niand of Admiral Sir Graham Moore.
who WAS 10 remain on TINT station until the
demands of his goser6ncnt We're COMPLIED
with. On This Intelligence reaehing the
IhnIsian VESSELS composing ,ift III The
Turks squadron, they immediately ai,an-
dahed The latter in the Gulf Of Lcpanto 10
hasten To tn" succonr of their so,ereg1,.--
Al c"nstantinnple this affair had created
great sensation. Ii cannot but prove a
favorable diversion for the Greeks.
FRANCE.
Several Spanish officers who arrived nj
Bordeaux, are said IL have been thrown
INTO prison there, among whom San Migu-
81 Is nentioncd-t;eneralG uilleminot was
To emharfl at Touon for Constanlnoplr
about the cad of January. Intelligence had
been received AT Paris of the death of Vic
tor Emanuel, King Of Sardinia aud that
the Pope was an the recovery.
a ur1HI DnIrhisT. -
The proceedings IN The trial Of Thnrtsil
and Hunt, f1I the murder of Mr.. WcaIe,
occupy the principal part of the London
papers. Oar last accounts, rid France,
stated that the Jury bad brought in verdict
of guilty against both. II now apnears
that Hunt was found guilty. as accessory
before the fact" and that his punishment
was comnutcd for transportation for life.
The long talked of battle between the /
famed champion Spring. and Il noted Irish
pugilist named flanagan, for the champion
ship, took place on The 9th January on the
Worcester race course, aud was wOnby the |
former alter a severe contest of 81 rounds |
Upwards of SO, 900 persons were present TO |
witness this exhibition, for whose accom-
mediation temporary booths had been cree
ted. Previously IL the commencement of
the fight, u considerable portion of the
tcmpory galleries. on which were upwards |
of 300 persons, fell with tremendous
crash, and soon afterwards, with about
: 900 more, gave way. Ii is not In the
power of language Ia give picture OF the
scene ofdisordcr and distress which rnsretl.
Not fewer than 100 persons were injured ;
two killed, aud II were in Worcester In
6rmary, with broken limbs, &c. and others
1T different inns and public houses.
Letters have been received in London
from BiaZiI Of November &th, stating that
the Emperor was preparing an expedition,
10 be commanded by Com. Taylor, To take
possession OF the Portuguese Colonies IN
India.
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Mr.. Aevemiah AMgrarn,

C,iR-Take notice, that w shah, on the
y Isl day of May next, at the spout Ia.
yern in the county of Campl ell, ana 5la'e OF
virrinie, between The ris'ng ana ,st'p'ag Of
the sun of said day, proceed to iah' tie de-
no.ilions of JOHN Hughes aud oi',crs, 10 be
read Is evidence on the trial r, suit now
pending in the superior eonr' e.. chancery for
he Lynclburg district, VII ..oin You are plain.
tiff aud we are dcicG' .dl., when and where
yon may attend il ~ please. If we should
moi complete The lnting OF the above men
TONED dorosp % IS on that day, we shall con
tinuc n toe diem from day 10 day Sunday
except ID until all are completed
Yours, &C.. ,,
March IL oi"'"
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pOLITENESS & BANGING

will commence 90 FRIDAY, The l3tll inst NJ
The Washington Inn. lie deems II stareely
necessary 10 advert 10 his peculiar mode oi
tnition, rs the onccuss which has attended his
eNeriions, and the appreciation, "i his patrons,
are the bss, tests 10y which 10 judge ofis Mi.
lnV aud excellence. He would respectfully
assure those 10 whom he lns not the pleasure
Of Icing personally known, aud who my
feel u di= position to eh'rn.i Ihrr children |"
his rnrc. that the utmost rcghrd viii be had 10
the icportmrnt and Improvement of his pn'
nil while 10 such of his former phlrons ms
purpose sill further Ia encourage INN he
pledges bim5eIfto he unremiuihg in his Ell
dea,ors TO deserve continuance Of their ap-
probation. -.
IL 4 subscription paper Is open a, The
Washington Ina
March II w3"3l
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NEW YORK, Feb J.


The Sea Serpent Tdken.-W "a young
gentleman was cunning on Saturday last
"a the beach at the mouth fast Chester
Bay, about II miles from the city, he dis
covered something floating on the water,
which he al first believed tn be some drown
ed person, hut upon a pearer examination,
he found to be some marine animal, upon
which he pursued il for several hours, and
al last as the animal approached the shore
aud extended its laws, presenting fright
ful appearance TO one nnaGcua'omed to
view the monsters of the deep, he DIS
charged his piece directly in its mouth
upon which it beloved most trcmendously y,
an,, became 50 furious that it attacked and
beat oTthe gunner's dog, who had sprung
towards the animal the moment 1t was
fired at. The gunner repeated his fire,
and the third shot proved mortal. 1t has
since been brought 10 this city, and proves
10 be Sea Elephant, weighing upwards OF
600 pounds, aud measuring about nine
feet in length. This animal IS rarely seen
in northern attitudes
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NOTICE.

1 WILL mol pay any debts Contracted by
4 my SON JOSEPH -
RICHARD W MiCHArx.
March 10 Ua,v.9i .
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FOR RE.NT.
Notice .

Etf virtue of decd of trnsi executed 10
- the subscriber Icy John Depfiesi the 2sth
day OF February ls23, and duly recorded ia
the clerks oihee ot tho county enufi Of Canlp.
Tell, Tor purposes lherein mentioned shall
pruccad II eel. Ia Highest bidder, FOR rca.
dy money, on saturday The 18th day Of April
h"Nt, ~ Campbell leourl house
l hnet w pavcei VI land,
Lying and being ~ ihc count, ol Campbell,
adjoining tlte lands OF Cnrtingtnn. Chiffon md
others, and containing 800 ACRES, more or
Jess.
Ilso, four ~ e9Gnes, a.
Edward, luck, Peter, Jinney aud Mimi Two
llorsrs, I'll The Hot SEIIOID a kircHESa
ltltNill III, and crop of al 4. SYMPTOMS
lie subscriber, acting rs trustee, viii only
convey Ia the purchasers such lille a. Is vrlts.
ed IN him rs saeh. SAM LII JokDAN =
March l2.# wtds3l
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her not Gully aud hope sic lrm act do 81
ann glOfe -
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NaNClNG SENNOll
-
UTLII4.H ETf.S.NEDF

nETURNS his sincercst thanks Ia The
Id public for the highly naitrring rncon.
ragemcnt with which lie has been honoured
since his arrival in lynchbnre, and bcEs lrnHf
lo nnnonncr, that the THIRD SESSION oil
his school for ihc instruction ot young ladies
and Gentlemen ia the hrts OF
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Another FIRE occurred at Norfolk on
The morning Of the ed nlt, by which I've
landings belonging to aud occupied by MI
Francis BaiiniS, we're drstroyed-the lam
ily escaping with great difficulty ont OF the
second stury windows, and Mr. Is. hlms,' Il
being much burnt The Fact mentioned ny
the Herald il an extraordinary one indeed
viz That this is the third fire that mas
taken place on the 22d February, and N
the same Srctit'n Of the TOWN. lhe TWO
preceding occurred in 1899 and l8oi' both
of which were peculiarly destructive
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MICHIGAN The Detroit Gazett
mentions. as pleasing and indeed slngnla
fact, thai there is not s'hS'e ,'io'Nl""
territory of Michigan.
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GERMANY.

The credit of the Austrian public innhs
Is stated. in accounts from vienna, Ia haIs
risen At all commercial places, since me
termination of the Spanish war In ID
Yaria some secret societies had been disco
Ncrrd hostile tn the government, and u
large m,lss of papers sc,zcd, which had led
To thranurphensiou of considerable mum
her Of rrssons. Threatening letters had
tsu been addressed to the Eiectnr of Cas-
Sci, in consequence of which he h'a 'sSu'i
an ordonnance, offering a Pard1a to all hn
Tie writer's uf these letters, aud s"ch AS nj"
not committed overt acts, who would r"''"
va oath every thug they hue" ftI"INe u
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There are now in confinement IN IL
d,b,ols, prison in New York, four persof
Only. thc whole amount of whose aGn
make an aggregate Of about S2l4. III
an unprecedented event IA the annals c
he Jail.
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Mai. Gen. Scott and suite arrived at New
Orleans ON the 28th ult. Major T"i2Ss,
with two companies Of u. 5. Infantry has
also arrived at New Orleans, to be stationed
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

NFw YoRk, Feb. s7.-The ship How.
mn. Capt. Haldrrsr, arrived here last
evening from liasrr, by which We nave re
.ci,ed Paris papers to the 10th, containing
I.oudnn dates Of the 18th aud Madrid ol
he 9Th January. We are indebted To the
.,ditors If The National Advocate for file
If Galignani's Messenger To the 18Th Jan
Inclusive.
The King Of Spain has issued one Of
those silly aud inPOIItic DEGREES in refer
ence To
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-17
June 10.
mr.. Cra1y/ord's Health.

Were We TO consult our own feelings only,
we should remein silent on the subject which
heads this article but when we wiiness the
gross auc1npI which is msking, 4 ON q Ger
tain quarter, to deceive the public in relation
TO MI. Crawfofd's situation, we are eonarsin-
cd 10 do violence to our inclination, and 10
spesk out. We know that The mos, intn.aIe
friend. Of M. C'swiord conside, his pfospec,
OF recovery ss hopeless his conslitu.
ton Is shs,tered--'hst his physical powers ate
gone-snd that he has sustained q pa slylic
shock which has considerably affected the OF.
gan of spesch, are ell UNIQUE slionabe facts ; to
which we might add, tina, hi. Intelleet has not
escaped the effects OF these serious shocks Of
his system.
He may lioge, for many months, bot We
fear that there Is not the slightest foundstion
for Q hopo that he will ever DO reInsisted in
his fo'mer health. This his friends know
and believe, and arc, accordingly, sc,ipg under
tina, belief. They are on The look -ou, for
some other candidate under whom they may
rally and there 10 no doubt that they are n W
keeping up the deIusive prospect Of Mr..
Crawio'd's recovery. with q view TO concer,
and execute q new movement in a manner
best calculated 10 secure the interest. Of the
iesde, of the pa'y. We know the fact, thai
NJ Van Buten, i0 particala', entertains no
hope of he recovery Of MIR. Crawford.
Although decidedly opposed 10 M. Craw.
fofd, We sincerely sympa,hise with HIM and
his family on the p esont hopeless condition
OF his health, and have only been induced TO
make theso obseivati ps from sense al doy.
Washington Republican.