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ning at o O'Clock to attend the remains Of tia
deceased to the place Of intermen,.
Resolved, that . committee three be spno;nf.
ed whose duty it shall be to arrange the order Of
the procession and to invite such persons to unite
IN the same IS to the said Committea NAV seen,
proper-and thereupon Mr. Wtrtenbaker. MIR.
Luckett and Mr.. Green were appointed TO cons,;.
tute such Committee
Resolved that the proceedings ofthis meeting
be published in the Virginia Advocate and Rich.
mond Enquirer.
wa, CHARLES l.. MOSBY. Chairman,
WM WERTENBAKER, Scc,etary.
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FIGURE OF SPEECH

AZ trimming in one of the northern countiex If MI
Mate several years SINCE the professional merits Of two
un'mers certain Zen Morse drum-naior to tho repi
nlent and very uncertain Tom Burnnm a candidate r.
inc same Office, were discussed very freely by the SOL
dlers, over pint tumber of blue ruin at cake and
snantee, just without the Gentry Some maintained that
had not his superior in the six Counties when lone
lanternjawd freokcd face chap standing some six feet
Jour without stockings shoes, ebowed his wSv into
the ring, with old rusty Queen AIMS fireock in one
hand and card of rye gingerbread IN the other and af
yer picking his teeth with the bayone and wiping his
ace on something that served apology for coat
neeye addressed one ofthe company thus -" toll YOU
hat u.s. Corporal Cowan grant that Morse can beat
putnam IN drumming on training tunes but when you
ZONE 70 the real sent'mentat-I tell you Corporal and
can drum Ben Morsea~..scuz1zz2zEz$ss
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of this description we submit to the determine.
ton Of our fellow citizens.
We have only to add the earnest entreaty Tat
our republican brethren will not suffer themselves
to rest satisfied under passive conviction that
the cause ought to prevail in which we are enga.
ged; but will zealousy and fearlessly testify that
conviction at the polls by bestowing their sufra,
ges on the electoral candidates favorable to An
drew jackson, and his distinguished colleague
the accomplished statesman and patriotic repub-
lican John G.. Calhoun
In such cause not a single vote in Massachu-
sctts should be lost. Let us not be sluggish in
contest that has reused the sleeping spirit of New
England 1t should not be. forgotten, that while
the principles Of Jehersonan democracy are Sc
cure OF success without the aid Of this section Of
the Union, still there are some important consd-
erations which may well prompt its friends to ex-
crtions quite as vigorous and ardent, as if they
were here also labouring for triumphant issue
ny the support we give the Jackson ticket of e.
iectors, our friends throughout the Republic will
estimate the strength of that party in the North
ern States to which new administration may
confidently look for patriotic support .;ainst any
Pindictve opposition it may hereafter have to en-
counter. And let us by all means remember that
II we are not yet strong enough to contribute to
the political victory which our democratic treth-
rem VIII achieve for us in more favored sections
OF the country, yet every vote given by their
brethren here, will speak the language of sympa-
any and encouragement; and will contribute to.
wards that moral triumph always exhibited by
vIgilan;, self denying. and manly vindication of
sound principles under any. even the most dis
couragmg circumstances. Nor should we forret
that in the most trying times for our Country the
Republicans of New England have zcaously toll
ed IN faithful minority and that the party was
never more powerful in their moral influence A.
broad, than when powerless in their elections a.
home. ~
10 conclude:-In giving uttcrancc to our o.
P'nions, we'havc endeavored 10 avoid whatever
might afford just cause Of offence to wise and pa-
ariouc ireemen We are not nsensible to the
grandeur OF the imposing spectacle now presented
TO the imagination OF these conlede,ated States
deiioerating as one people. on the rival claims of
Two OF their most distinguished citizens TO the
Sh'ci MagIstracy of vast and powerful empire.
Far be 1t from us to excite any emotions in the
breast oil the good citizen. incompatible with that
serenity and moderation becoming The gravity &
interest al the occasion. We have stated no facts
winch VIC % not believe to he true.-IYe have
urged no principles which we do not cherish as
just we arc deceiyed by the response s of our
own hearts,--we arc mistaken in the character of
oar republican people, If these are not princi
800 ake applied to the present contest,
sssa ~ 70 II
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THE STRANGE COmEaT.

"ss during the last Of this country With Great
britain that circumstances led to be passenger on
p0a.d one OF our large merchantmen, in which had srn.
parked what little property possessed our were -
,hat time covered with small privatoers beoncins 10
potn oel,gerents! who did more mischief the COM,
h'c 0. 'oh nations, t'an the several public armed yss.
sells OF either They almost invariably eucd the nur,i,
inc irtgates and ships of the pe, By hauling
shatp on the wind, when they discovered enemy and
Their peculiar schooner rig and being built Hr
sailing would give them distinct advantage over thu
square sail enemies in beating to yyndward ko,ir,
their lighter draugbt of water when near thu sSors
oqaentiy enable them SO close III, that thsv
coud15t be attacked unless in boats and everv 90 ~
mas ever read the account OF the attack upon Tho pr;v,
teer Neuchatel, by the beats Of EndymiCn n believe,
wh: onRagemcAt happened Nantucket, will casily
see how ht!ie sAe 1T requires 10 beat off boats or sns
them previous to boarding Be these things as tbe ,n.y
return tony story.Wc had beer sailing Cor two days
WITH good breeze, though and then it would ull
ana h9n sagged heavily along through fog, almos. az
dense az the waters which bore us.
We We're not far from our roit and Captain wss
willing to crowd sail night ana day as III. risk
was superior to that of sipwreck or disaster fr, c;
ping OF our spars. Our ship was Of about 400 tons
heavily laden and not swift sailor Her c,n,on 49,
man oi shrcwd Judgement, of inecxibiy of purpose
ana rather given TO taci.urnty He was of sl;rbt e.
gnFe genemanly TO his equals, decided and PROMPT 10
Nose under h III his orders, and execution of their full
hert HIS Keen dark eyes and naval officer qai, SHOW
cda KIND OF courage, which one would call dar;ng 10
ey "atchcd ms countenance on particular occasons-
at otier times, he seemed rather be the careful
mariner who would reef for safety when safety .nn,r
emily did not require itlie ogthos kind of man
wio seemed to be inclined bend the purposes of oter
10 ms own while they were kept in Ignorance of r.
views. have seen him fix his eagle eye upon a sailor
a require OF hnl to look him steadily in the face for
hive minutes, and then dismiss him without comment ~
hc had ono. 1 ~ 'oS' tf'S'
liter xAieT sknmAF through the mist for two dave, (of
Gn?n nave spokon) | happened to be on deck with
EaPilh-l was IN conversation with him. as to tho nroh
4py % reaching our ports free from enerys crl,.yn-g
g rortA ",tf his ns,'i breyy, The TO-. md ca-vino
H"'1 Hi'' FfN c as ana made We escane r
% ruined H., spoke lls in the saIDe Tn. ~
,"'a ll' ag you'd lave spoken common orGer-ha
. o up ana SAID ste MY, thernie fog eaieg-s, ths
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were their "kiad ,oishes ?" Doubtless the
Sc kind 'oishes' of your friends ip Frankfort and
Washington, were the same. We have seen
that the =" kind wishes of Mcssrs Blair and
Critenden were, that you should be Secretary
OF State, as II stepping stone tu the presidency.
MIR. Trmbe said, after he came ho,ue. that
he "voted for Mr. Adams because it was dis
iinctiy ascertained. thai he would make YOU
Secretary Of State" This shows what were
his kind wishes"
Gen. Metealr said tley "cou!d not possi.
bly, get MIR. Clay made Secretary of State
without voting for and cle:in; Mr.. Adams"
This pro"es what we're his kind wishes"
Mr. Fr. Johnson said, he "vo,cd for Mr..
Adams to gel Mr., Clay made Secretary Of
State" This shows what were bis "k:aa
| wishes"
Mr.. White was not guile Kind enough, aud
you undertook to get letters from some OF your
friends among his constituents to 6. strengthen
him in his incinations," and warm up his
g kind wshcs''
My ''kind wishes" did not extend ts-yuur
election and excepting OF an office nndefAJohn
Quincy Adams, and ii took your fried M.
Blair, same days 10 persuade ME to aid il. the
kind purpose of making you SecretaryAI Ss.,o
by his election.
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,gG, iE $rS VS. an1 .'$tSa u Esk ~ IL. r,s,s,
u u'hhg u'a coinranc winch mad ,ee, zen ,,s r.,
sct'e ana act my papers bu, the I;,r5 ,f . w.
''-' 'ol IN ANTICIPATION Of he NJ OF ca,,rr 10 II!
'g- me OH ny Guard in t!s Parp culaI When rntr~D
ca IN aces We were aSS@Os wpnn h,il ,r rho st,on
uhGet lowing sail which In o,ier Il, hr,ry ~
proper h under the lee of tho priyateer ,youd
reqee 20 be Immediately taken in The canta;n r,
mn a. e me, and he we intent apparently upon CO.
s so' tn@ngh at lines he seemed grasp the pvae.r
a. gatce mig brow YVES knit, and the veins Of HE foro
h.au seemed 10 he swoJen-he needed nothnc n,ound
nm. AT his moment he gave the word soua2e au,a,
wien drought our bows the centrs of the vors.I r.
th sh lult' sad ITS captain at the same n,oment
o ilsh OF gun and its ball were both sekn anS baaS
and ~, pottnoies OF our antagonistIt raked us foro
sna a., cutting every thing before il anothey momsnt
Wv % our h'iaVy vessel struck the quarter of the mi;
WIN tremendous crash another nome, ,t md ba
pSca oVoF ner and nothing was to be seer of o,r ~
~; ut lew floating barrels, some spars and hpn.rn
wlo mad escaped for few moments the vs. vrn;n
vcsio e'o shall forget the cry which came from thai
b, "a our own was passing it was allied to notbing
agnnto IL was OF such srill distress, that manacs i
e ~ alone could grasp its dreadfuness ~
~ 10" Gays we reached our pcyt; but since o,,r -.
@ ana even to the present hour cannot for tbs 90
own o. the prySteer, (Which our vessel hooet
as out floating stick of timber was in lie natl trs
Ge"'h shrek viii visit mo in dreams and snar liz o
TIC SUI watches OF The night. .-s4ciscors jonJ.
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a Gibraltar paper of the 18th Of Nav, CON.
"S proclamation eftbe Lieutenant Govern
or oil Malta, aboishins tb g priyikcoe of IS,nctu.
arg, in criminal cases, and 1eeI,ri,,n ,,,a, ,l's
"leheu and proiiigaie men who have often beon
tempted 10 commit murder, roberies and o,h.r
"iroc'ous crimes, in the hope of escaping nnn.
'shment," by taking refuge in churches and n,h
er e"nsecrslcd places, shall not hereafter avail
themselves Of such immunity. "''
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Central GRAMMAR SCHOOL

't1E exercises of this School, were resumed ON ,h.
- WIS .is' INST Mr. Mathews gentleman educated
W.L oSt / ONT, and member of tho senior class OF
Mathematics. ' "~i4 leach tae
a.. rgFIon WIZ continue to give instruction in Tron,b
o my DLo'neF hIr VIM. Egan who has been educat.3
m one OF me best Institutions in Europe will dur;n ,b
Of ms engagements at the Medical School of the
i give lessons on History, and aid in the Claa
n ISS,o payable In advance Young gentlemen oSrn
Re- VII be required to pay So additionally
families near the School, at $50 Dor session
june 2S-tf RARtrJIGT CHtI,,,
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The following gentlemen have recently been oa.5i,
ted graduates IN the University OF Virginia
In the Greek language.
CESSNER HARRISON, of RocIinchan
HENRY TUTWILER, of Rockingham,
ROBERT NJ. T. HUNTER of Essex,
II: Mathematics
HENRY TCTW1LER, of Rockingham,
JOHN "A GRETTER, of Richmond City,
AABEKI L. HOLIDAY, of Spottsylvania
In Chemistry.
HENRY H. CLAGETT, of Loudon
lind the Gcgr1e of Doctor Of e:cinc has been confer
red on the toiioaoing iadiuiduais
GESSNER HARRISON, of Rockingham.
THOMAS JEFFERSON WHITE of Florida
GEORGE w. MCULLOCH, OF Automatic.
This institution, it will be perceived is not very lavish
OF It's degrees and iii adheres faithfully to tho prncj
pies IN relation TO this subject which it has s.t ont
It's testimonial OF proficiency in any branch of knowcdge
WI" DO oil real value to tho posSessor This course will
necessarily Ill the outset least prove less poD,l
one than the ndiscrimnate comforting of degrees on all
VINO nave passed certain period of time at the p;vc
y; and many, whose great object is to obtain deoree
whether earned or not will be deferred from rcsotn 70
seminary "heTo degrees not granted as matter of
course and where they constitute bona de certificate. f
attainment but adhered to- it will in the end provs
for the cause of science and TIE interests of the J;
sty.
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ED ANAWAY from C,orIoi,o,,i,,, : CO.
y n "a I9th Inst, negro named Lewis Uo : I
% sn.uro about five feet eight nine inches high eg
IL ~; oPlc&ioh' ADDICTED to intoxcaton, and h1nhIo
~ US Will pay any gentleman reasonabls
Joipohsanon tor his trouble, who will appTehend ana
ceityeT Inn TO Col. VIM. Woods of Abernarfe nr ~ ~
self in the county Of Bath 'ia'I' OF 70 my
July 26-tf DhAChBCRN.
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we have been disappointed in expectation Of re-
ceiVing the results of the public examination of tho Stu
dents OF tho University and therefore, unable to
ply with our promise Of last week to give thom q on,
readers. ~ ''"-
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". Inc students remaining at the University Of
Virginia on the 10Th of July, 1898, convened in
Tue NotInda Tor the purpose of lesiiying their
noai1 c, LOT tae memory or their departed fend
aud ieIlow-student John Temple.
Mr. Charles Mosby was called to the Cbair
ana :" iIIiam WeFtcnbakcr appointed Secretary,
me following preamble and resolutions were
submitted SD, to the meeting and unanimously adoD-
Ine students of the University Of Viraipia mos,
oeePy afflicted at the nournful cola:aity with
winch they have been visited, in the premature
death OF John Temple, one of the most excmDls-
~ u"d tne most beloved Of their companions ;
III .hc loss Of one whose pure and unsull;ed cbn,'
acter' whose virtues, and expanded benevolepce
mao endeared bin to all to whom he was known
nayng now F'et Tor the purpose Of paying the last
g,nCeS o. respect to his memory, and the last sad
duty TO his remains-do hereby EesoIye ,bat tLo
members of this meeting wear Grape on the left
arm tor the space Of thirty day.
Resolved, that procession be formed this eye.
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Mr.. Canning.-In one of the s,ares IF Tho ds
Da'e On the grant 70 the family of The late Mr.
Cahnin <, Sir JAMES MACINTOSH closed sou.
remarks IN Favor OF the grau,, in the following
VIII abstain from touching upon one or
TWO poin's that could desire TO roncb becuus.
viii not disturb those rccolIeclions Of The Is, y
mr.. tanning, which, even now, arc ground for
me historian. friendship for SO years with
I'm. mighty S'i'ed and extraordinary man has
own u n deep interest in any measure which IL
intended TO do honor TO his memory. An hum.
NE place ~ bis friendship was all that Mr..
rann'ng had ever had The opportunity of be.-
lowing upon me but feel that il was The rrea,.
est boon and he most honorable, by which lev.
eF could have been disiinguished''
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-07-26

IN the hurry and hustle of the Convention last week
we omitted to perform the painful task of announcing The
departure of Professor Long of the University gn
man who both as professor and as a man has $50
very high place IN the estimation those whose reIa
wtA:hin,ha'e afforded opportunity of oppreciatinr M
worth The loss experienced by the Institution of
no was SO Variable member and through it by the
OF literature throughout country is most hghIy q
mated by those whohave had the best means of knc, G
him. lie left the University the day after the close
the examination, intending embark at Ne,v-Yors .
the first of August for London where we anticipate r
him most useful and distinguished career, as We wish
to him every sort ofprosperity.
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" will be perceived that second death has occurred
this season among tho Students of the University and
lest this mortality should distances DO ascribed
hcathiness in the stuation will aprise such of
readers as are not within the sphere OF the epidemic tina:
that the measles have been for several weeks prevailing
IN this and many other counties of our otherwise subr
Gus region and that they have generally been followed
by dyssentery of quite malignant character, which
number of peFsons-among them the very promising
young gentleman who has been off on the eve of be-
n one of the first graduates OF the University -
len victims.
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=. 1e h'Snt irof. Charles hrbnthnot, ChanceI-
Tor Of the Dnchy OF Lancaster, IN the room If ,ho
Earl of Aberdeen - '"'
SIR Henry asrdnge, Secretary at War, in the
room Of Lord Palmerston.
Iho'oas Peregrine Courtenay, Esq. Vice Pres
ident OF the Board of Trade in the room If NJ
tr0nSiand Lewis Mr.. Courtenay will be sworn
in a Prvy Councillor. '"'' u
Horace Twss, Esq. under Secretary of State
+. l.. Cover. ' VI A1'i
George Banks, Esq. Secretarr to the Board Of
control, in the room of Mr. Courtenay.
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The name Of Alexander i, Rose
was inadvertently omitted in the list Of merbor.
OF the Convention which We gave last week
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The Visitors of the University adjourned Thursday
last, after close session OF two weeks ono of which
however, was chiefly occupied in attendance on the Con-
ven;ion During this time, they were gagged in atten-
ding the public examination of the Students cncuirn
INTO the state OF the institution and max
IN It's discipline &C. One which will, trust material.
increase The number OF students, is the reduction
board during the session. 70 hundred dollars for all
supplies including washing, and excepting only fuel and
candies which TO be supplied by the Proctor at small
advance upon cost. With view reducing the cxpen-
ses as low possible, the Board arc resolved ~,
Gus enforcement OF the regulation prescribing usifo,n
II VIII be required to correspond in every respect m
GLIDING color and quality with the established atapd.
The Board meet again on the LIST Of Octcb.r
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art:"t@sl, iii The room of Mr.. Huskis-
1, s5tnst --Viscount Lnwther. the
OF the Woods and Forests s.
room Of the Right. Hon.
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Cid at Now Bedford, 10Th, ships Tmofoon, Clark
and Ann Alexander, Rowland, Pacific Ocean.
The lamps in the Light House recently erected on
Dumping Rock, near New Bedford, are now lighted
up.
Sailed from Warren, brigs Zephyr, Barton, Hava-
ma; Crawford, Luther, Now Orleans; schr Mary
Ann, Burr do.
At Maranham. Aug 20, brig Pactolus, Shepherd,
unc. the only Am.
AT Para, Ang IA, briggs Romp, Clark. Salem l4.,
sept; Lady Washington. CIapp, Gibraltar unc; sch
Angelina, Woodhouse, New York, few DIS.
AT Matanzas, Both ult. brigs Gipscy, Bipnoll, for
Boston 10; Albion, Wenburg, Portland, loading;
hodpoy, Lincoln do dis; schr Columbus, DAYTON, N
York or 8 ds.
Al Rio Grandc, July 2s, brigs Peresrine, Green,
OF Boston, and Conveyance, Hpklns, of Norfolk
both sold
No Am vessel at Porto Cahel'o, 2Itb ult Br,p
Frances, Spear, for Gibraltar sailed same day.
AT Cronstadt, Aug ~, brig Packet, Tyler, Provi-
dence. unc.
Ar at Havana 23d ult. brig Dolly, Martin, fr New
York. The ship Roger Williams, Mosher, fr Bar.
ceona, nr prev to 9th, aud WAS dscg st inst. In
port ZIth, ship Eibe, and brig Union, of Newport.
Capt May, OF schr Abatross, ar at Boston fel in
on the ih inst. lat n 30, lon Co. with tho wreck OF
the John O. Adams, of Baltimore bottom up her
manmast, several other spars, and some pieces OF
sails were alongs'de-supposed shc had not been in
'hit stittion iong. Probably the sch John y Ad.
ans, which cid at Baltimore Aug 30th, for st Tho
nus.
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Per .So,fyLeru HniI


Aar at Now York, on Saturday and Sunday, ships
Mary, Purrington, st Ubcs, bound to Boston; Empe-
sor, Bennett, Savannah; brigs Ony Son, hence; Cen
turion, Smith, Havana IL; schrs Industry, Hildrcth,
Ragged Island; Eliza, Pike, Charleston; sloop u d
jones, Newport; Mary. hence. La.
l elk ships Splendid Williams, Pensacola; Sarah
Thornton, Dubois, New Orleaus; Queen Nah. Bal-
Icy, Savannah; Helen, Cobb do; brig Myrtio, Funk
N Orleans; schrs Defiance, Lee, Swannlh; Ext,
Bell, do Othcllo. Johnson, Savannah; Spy, Patter-
son, Charleston; Harvest, Post, Georgetown; sloop
New York for this port.
Arr at Baltimore, l7th, brig Montezuma, Baker.
Ri. Janeiro.
In Hampton Roads, l6th brig Sus,ana, FIN Laeui-
- for Baltimore.
Spoken, 9th inst. lat 35 6 lon 81 80, brig Venus,
Cobb, 9ids hence, for Surinam.
The brig Plato, for this port. sailed fin Savannah
10 CO with the Emperor, at York.
Up at Charleston 1lth. ship Majestic. Page, for
Liverpool l7th.
Up q, Savannah, brig Eagle, Mauran, for this port
swth despatch. .a|..
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THE TOKEN.

a Chsins and New Yeas Present fr 1929, enlal
a siel with 10 elegant .H,rdvings and he,lly d0ne u
In silk binding, viii gilt edges.
Ertract from notice Gfths Taken
4" We have compared the work with the best English
ana IN pnpf aud print Is far superior them
IN tfe WLiH1g u ~ na1Udttd. The EugfiVmgs after
all the most IMP hant pat such work this, and the
Token ts year, shows great advance our Artists
Several Ol TIE subjects relate u American History and
scenery. Tho SeInans Widow - sweet and pahet ic
III hugh delrec. Joshua commlnimg The Snn Ia stand
sill" Gdp mntin by Kelly, truly admirable. " rlre
Saturday dllerooon,' by Ellis, u delightful print he
Cot1gr Legend" by Andfews, Sculpture oi Andn," by
IU ke:, ihe "Acaionc ,.Uve." by PcY and the "irrn
on Tc, from f~ier'@ striking pclur by Gualact, are ali
Of them beautiful prints We teel authorized say
tllt the Token ior 1879, viii be Ia The hge, degree worthy
of public p1lrOnngc. Boston Courier.
Jus received and for sale by A. \. BECkWiTu,
oct q No. 10 Market street.
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.etThs Nsw-York Enquirer Of Monday
morning (ths only New-York paper reesivsd
Yesterday state that they Eave received part
OF the "Ghsnt Disclosures'' from Washington.
We have not as yet seon them.
: u Mr.. CLAY has published in the Intslli-
gencer Of last Friday. letter in which he de-
nisa having attended ball given at Frankfort.
to Col BURR. He was at the time at Lexing-
ton. Mr.. Clay a'so denies tina, Burr ever par
sook Of the "hospitalty Of his house."