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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-01
Up Boston Boot g. Shoe Store.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HUNT & HILDRETH.

40, WashiagtoR- street,
"AVE constantly for sale complete as
IN sortment of BOOTS, SHOES, and
LEATHER, manufactured particularly for the
country and Spanish trade. Their stock con-
sists in part of the following kinds, viz:
5000 pairs Lasting Pumps, heels;
5000 do. do. do. spring heels;
1000 do. do. do. Strapd, full trimmed
with clasps;
500 do. do. Walking, full trimmed;
5000 do. Morocco Walking;
500 do. Kid do;
3400 do. Morocco Pumps, broad strap'd;
1900 do. Kid do. do. do;
1000 do. Mems Horsehide Boots;
500 do. Gentemens fine do;
1000 do. do. do. Shoes;
5000 do. Mems lind and bound Shoes;
200 do. Boys do. do. do;
900 do. Gentlemen's Dress Pumps;
10000 do. Ladies' Morocco, Kid and Lasting
Slippers;
5000 do. Childrens Boots and Shoes;
900 do Mems Buckskn Shoes
.4iso.-Batimore, Philadelphia and Slaughter
LEATHER,--together with general assert
ment of LINING and BINDINGS, MOROC.
CO and KID SKINS, HASTINGS, RIB
BONS, BALLOONS, BOOT CORD and
WEBBING, SEWING SILK, CLASPS ARK
! ORNAMENTS, RUSSIA SHEETINGS, &c
| &c, which will be sold cheap for cash or ap
proved credit. Persons purchasing Boots ant
! Shoes by the pair or package, will find it t.
| their interest to call. Orders from the countr,
will be gratefully received and promptly attend
ed to. If Boston, June %
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Worcester and BrookfeM
IRON FOUNDRY.

HNHE Forester and Brookfeld Iron Foun-
M dry is constantly in blast, maxine IRON ri
the best quality All orders for MACHINE
CASTINGS will receive immediate attention.
and be executed at short notice.
ALso,-for sale,
FRANKLIN, BOX, and PLATE STOVES
CAULDRONs, and an assortment n HOT
Low WARE.
" Orders for Castings may be left with
RICE d MILLER, in Worcester, or directed
to the Foundry, in Brookfield.
BrookfeId. Oct IL. trAo
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FOR SALE,

I'll A DWELLING HOUSE, con-
fSsRSna IA venient and in good repair,
lHsssSi1 with Garden, and other conven-
AEs=aa@ fences, situated on Pleasant street,
a few rods west of the South Meeting House.
The situation is an eligible one for mechanic,
or for private dwelling. U For further par
ticulars, inquire of the subscriber living on the
premises. BENJAMIN GODDARD:
Worcester. June IL tt
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ROY WANTED.

INA Book store, an active, industrious, and
faithful Boy, about Is years of age. The
best recommendations will be required In
quire Of u hAnnAS'
Worcester, Sept. IL.
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TO LET.
HOUSE TO LET.

- A DWELLLNG HOUSE, which
f55TAsH IA will accommodate large FAM
lE5Aasa lily, and is suitable for a Boarding
Ssz1eEsssa~ House, and conveniently situated
therefor on Court Hill. Inquire at this office.
September IL
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NATH'L. P. DENNY.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, Jr.
SAMUEL DAMAN"

WoRcEsTER, IS. September 10, 1928. Ger
Try that the foregoing is Copy of the Order o
the County Commissioners opon the Report o
the Aforesaid Commissioners, and of their Re
port. ABIJAH BIGELOW, CLERK.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-10-01

Worcester, So. Probate Office, sept 9,I82S
To The Creditors and Heirs Of JOSHUA SMITH, late
Of Ashburuhsm, IL, sind County, deceased and TO all
others concerned in the Estate of said deceased,
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
Il see 6t) AT the Court OF Probate to be toden
at iempIetOn, IN said County, on the third Tues.
day IN October next, st one of the clock, after
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of The
Administration Of said Estate should not be allow
ed and you will be heard thereon
'3o NATfI'L PAINE. J. Prob
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CoNN5xwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
WapcrsrpR. S. AT a meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the sec
ond Tuesday of September, A. ID. 1925;
ENTHEREAS, upon The Petition of Oliver
w Fox and others, due proceedings having
been had thereon, it is now considered ana au-
Judged by said Commissioners, that cotiuiph
convenience and necessity require the location
of Highway or common Road over a part OF
the route prayed for in and by said Petition, as
hereafter described, to wit Beginning on the
south westerly side of the Old Road N West
minister, in said County, leading from Ashburn-
ham to Fitchburg, between the north line of
said town of Westminster and the Town Road
leading to Lewis's Mills; thence IN south
eastcrly direction, through the towns OF West
minister and Fitchburg, to point on the Old
Road, in Fitchburg, between the dwelling house
of Jonas Marshall and Oliver Fox's Potash
works"
1t is now, therefore, Ordered, that notice be
given to all persons and Corporations, interest
ed therein, that said Commissioners will hold a
meeting at the house of Asahcl Corey, Inhold-
er in Ashburnl,am, in said County, on Tuesday,
the tcenty-eighh day Of October nert, at two
! of the clock in the afternoon, by publishing an
attested copy Of this adjudication and order
thereon in The Massachusetts, Spy, and in the
National .Egis, newspapers printed IN Worces'
ter, in said County, three weeks successfully
the last publication to be fourteen days at least
before the said twenty eighth day of October.
And it is further ordered, that the Sheriff Of
said County, or his deputy, serve the several
Town Clerks of the towns of Westminster and
Fitchburg with an attested copy Of said adjudi-
cation and order thirty days, at least, and also
| post up an attested copy thereof, in two public
| places in each of said towns of Westminster and
Fitchburg, fourteen days, at least, before the
| said twenty-eighth day of October; at which
time and place said Commissioners will proceed
! to lay out, locate, and establish public High
way or common Road over that portion of said
route which is described in the application afore-
said and to hear all persons and Corporations
| interested therein, who may then and there de-
sire to be heard thereon, and to assess such dam
ages as any person OF Corporation may sustain
| by reason of the location of said Road, as afore
said.
A copy the adjudication, and order of no.
! tice, on the Petition aforesaid.
| 80 Attest. ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
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VOU are hereby cited to appear If you
b see ft) AT the Court pi Probate to be no d. n
at Templeton, in said County, on the third Tues
day IN October rext, 1T nine Of the clock, he.
fore noon, TO show cause why the 4 ccounts of the
Administration Of SAID Estate should not be allow
ed and you will be heard thereon
81 NArHL PAINE. II Prok
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Worcester. IS. Probate Office, Sept. 3, 1928
To tie Widow and Heirs Of UmAH MEHRITT, late
Of Templeton, an said County, deceased, and to
all others concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
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concerned in the EstAe of said deceased,
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
IL see fit at the Court OF Probate to be holden
at Templeton, in said County, IN the third ues-
day in October next at nine of The clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Accounts of the Adj
misstration of said Estate should not be allow ed :;
and You will be heard thereon.
$50 NATII'L PAINE, j. Prob
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GEO. PERRIN & co.
G. Il. & J. WALDRON,
IMPORTERS OF
Crockery, Glass, s. China Ware,

DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTORIEs,
No. 40, Broad-strett, Boston,
"AVE received by the late arrivals from
II Liverpool, l66 CRATES well assorted
Crockery Ware, which together with their stock
on hand, comprise very large and complete
assortment, and is offered for sale in the origin
al pack ages or repacked in lots, to suit pur-
chasets. at the lowest market prices for cash or
credit. Am Boston, Aug. 20.
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@.sesler, %. Probate Office, Sepl Z, 1873
TO the Widow and Heirs Of DANIEL DoDer, late of
Ward, in said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned in The EStde of said deceased,
GREETING
VOU are hereby cited to appear if you
III see ht) at the Court of Probate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. on the first Iurs
day in October next, at one of the clock. aft or
noon, TO show cause why the Account of the d.
ministraiion OF said deceased's Estate should no,
be allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
So NATH'L PAINE -
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Worcester, IS rrobal' Uthce, Aug 10, 818
To the Widoro and Heirs Of WILLIAM GouLnING
late Of ilubbsrdsIrn, an said Com,ia deceased, am
to all others concerned il, The Estae Of said decsased
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VoU are hereby cited to appear tif you
III see it) At the Cour, ol proba.e 10 be holden
a. fempleton, in said County on the third : ues
DAY IN October next at nine of The clock, before.
noon, to show cause why the Instrument whi,fi
purpor's to be the last Will ara Testament of
sa am deceased should not be approved and You
will be hear thereon.
81 NATH'L PAINE r Drob
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FORESTER. SIS Probate Office, May %, 1873
To the Hers Of DEBORAH LAMB, late Of Fem
pleton, in said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned in the Estae of said deceased,
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al FARM FOR SALE,

Westborourh. Sent. 10. 3teo3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

has given the owners receipts Tor the same II was
thought that almost all the Christians would quit
Constantinople A great number of Catholic fan,i
lies had been conveyed to Asia. Ii was thought
that the last measures of the Porte had been nduc-
ed by the arrangements made by the ambassadors
before their departure from Vourla.
Lord Cochrane had very unexpectedly arrived
In England. he states that the battle OF Navari-
no had rendered his services useless and that the
country, generally, was in most deplorabe stu
| ton.
Letters from Corfu state that the Greeks had be-
sieged Vassaladi and landed the garrison of that
Island at Missolonghi. The Turks in Anatolico
asked three days time to consider Of the proposals
made to them by the Greeks. 1t was reported at
Corfu, that Ibrahim Pacha the point of lcay-
| ing the Morea, and had already embarked the
sick and wounded on board transports forEgypt.
| Accounts by the French mad state, that the En-
pcror OF Russia has written letter in his own hand
writing, TO the Emperor of Austria, relating to the
affairs of tho Porte and protesting tho greatest
friendship towards the Emperor OF Austria stating
that he will use his utmost cndeavours 10 prevent
hostilities with the Porte.
The following are given as the terms of the de-
finite arrangement between the Allies, made at
! London on the 2lst December:
| Z" All the efforts employed TO induce the Porte
TO accedc TO the Intervention of the Three Powers
having been fruitless, the contracting parties will
make use OF the means that at their disposal TO
require with vigor of the Porte that il would at
length occupy itself with the propositions made 10
Tor the good of humanity, and the security of the
commerce of all nations. Although military opc-
rations by sea and land may probably become ne
cessary to accomplish this object, the OF
proceeding shall nevertheless be in the sense of
the treaty Of July 9th. And none of the contract
ing parties shall have right, under any pretext
| whatever, to seek an aggrandizemept of territory
or other advantages of any kind"
The fortress of Sco, after terrible conflict, had
capitulated to the Greeks.
LONDON, Sunday Evening, Feb. II.
PoStscript-The State of his Majesty's health
is, we fear, not altogether such the country de-
sires 1t to be- We have heard with much regret,
that his majesty suffers considerably from the tor
pidity of some of the most important functions of
his system. He is beside unable to take any ex-
ercise, on account Of the weakness in his knees
and ankles. Heis obliged TO have assistance to
arise from his chair, and cannot continue standing
for more than two three minutes, without en-
during excessive fatigue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
$40 RETV.HRD.

a BSCONDED on "Wednesday the roth jan last from m,
a farm IN Caroline county, (Va) neer5 fn7n nam e1
hf9ry belonging 70 the Estate Of joseph Minor dec The
said Henry about so yem' old, feet or inches heb
tsiher OF yegowh compieSiou prominent Tor.
idhS countensnce, aud hammers When spoken 20 hstiv
toes on both feet have heen frost hen and the hone 81
1ne Of hm great toes may be fe bot which n hi,
eet not reeoeced lie has heen hired over The Ridge m
Rockingham county At hlles iron Work. for the issi or
lVyear dnd hes wife Henry Miller, 10 which county II
Pe'umabe he - lurking The above rewstd will gwen
20 sny person akng him ont Of this State and $40
10 the State end secured ia any Jaf that sef him.
- WA. S. WYATT.
Caroline county, Msroh2i fOf-y4wif
The Editor " fbt Winchester Gazette srrquestsdt 10 ub
ih the above once week Tor Hseks and forward his
count 10 this Office for payment sud send paper containing
the adyeiisement 10 Wbas Chimneys w. s. w
- CHANCEkY M'ddleseS county oOnit Foo isl8--
hehsra A. ChrniiaD ComplL
Geo.H Sieptos, DtfL
ihi' Cause this day upon the bin ~ complain.
hS ang 81 appearing by sasfsetory evidence hat The -
endant - not az uhsbsn VI this State Il h 0icredIh
unless ne sd defendant doth appear here before the
~ 10y ." Iune CONT nest, give security according n the at
A'semhy and The rules NJ tbs court, and The
Plinsnps ball. that The court will suhssqucnt day
ocsei % desfee Hinc 20 the prsysf ut said hil and
ordered s, copy Of tbs order be p2itsd up 1.-THE front
dot Il this cofhoaic sni smother inherited ius1 the
10. uEALV, c. to.e.
lIaree 81 tt0--@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

To the Editors of the enquirer

bANCAsTER COUNTY, March D, 1873.
deem no apology necessary for offering to the
public plain and correct statement OF the mode of
choosing Electors for President in the different
States throughout the Union, and in connexon with
1t, calculation as to the issue of the election,
founded on well ascertained and recorded facts
In TACT, so far from meriting tho charge of partia-
iity or unfairness, i am confident that every man
Of Judgment and candour, who has kept his eye
on the whole circumference Of progressive polti-
cal events, will admit that L have really not
dered unto Caesar the things that are Caesars. But
It VIII, notwithstanding be perceived, according to
this very liberal estimate, that Jackson's election
Is sure.
The States that roieb by General Ticket arc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
BER.VdRD pEYrO.V-

Y T VI
AS rtmovrd 10 br barge FIRE pronf Warehouse corpei
Of Guy sfret sud fronting the Basin lately oceupsd hl
Ness An0trsou, Wood,on Bsger where he continues
ansae' gsnsTs Commission Business, Especially Tobacco
Flour and cOitonsnd offers for sale on eonsist,neBs
~ bids. prime ST Croix Sugars
20 bfla common Brown do
IS bags Prime green coffee
hhds. bright retailing moiasses
rs bflJ Portland rum
~. casks NJ 7. wmdroP & cos fine old MaJsira
Wine
DO French Madeira
10 Alum, sbo; from No. % 70
Bsr and sheet lead
~ bo1es fresh buneh Nuscste Resins
Q do Sicily Lemons in good order
Baltimore Cotton Yarns, No 4 toto
5Tedss, Americas and Enslsh iron, suortcd
dcrmsn and American FILTERED Steel
freoch Burr Mill Stone Blocks
Es5pus snd Cologne mill stones Of all sizes
rfamil7 FioBs Of very srPs;oT gV'fy.
NnTohi - 20 -rSrf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
DOUBTFUL.
By General Ticket 4:

So that there is majority, of 50 in IA
your OF jackson, exclusive of counting upon rati-
onal probabilities as, for instance, the votes of
Ohio, Indiana, Louisiana, Kentucky s. Delaware,
which would swell his majority to about 102 over
Adams. yERITAS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

A pIsSOLUTfoN- q the Go gsItnefsbip, Of RTo,is~
80 Irvine Co Motley sonipsue hsvin, isksn pir
between me parties the fh Nov 1884, Henry a. M nfsye
hayrg received the gods and debts ,ettle ~ ri,,
We above gs those having cllins against the abogs
m W." present them 10 biD1 for payment. he r. the f
person ao'hoii'sd % se,iis ;h,n NArHJ NJ BOrLEI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
[Cn,nn,,tnicn,t1.

DIEn--on the 1lth instant Nj, EfarEa Taylor OF h.i-
nenhg IN her eighty FIRST year. On a nd
had been bestowed tue highest eulivipnh pohed nd
d'snihed aanners her cheeiiune, OF temper and
Hnecdote enchanted alike the old aud the young Sn wa.
LIVING chronicle OF the of the yAa as she
lived ehristIan death for her had sting her las
- -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
SPHL}G Hill,


ss-s- sssl
~ thus season az TIE HILL, KIrnrsond
{" mares ut t.sty dollars the be discharged
paying fesH dollars when the mare Is first ooyrtsd "a y
dollars e siase leap, ami :kir.g dollars 10 insure with so
cents IN zach to the groom.
PEDIGREE
STRING HILL is beautiful blood hAv, 8 feet inc he,
high, Tei by S Archie, AMI Miss aon o ais, Mon.
roe wa, by PfeoFaie, out Of Sting; Sting by Doomed uu,
OF Gales CAd.s was the dam Of Lady Donhpke, viii pro-
duce coed thsu any dose IN his ccu "
PERFORMANCE
STRING III Ii never hut @ Sweepstake al
New Ma keiidf three Old) which with
VIM caused him 10 sell immediately dollars cas-
at tune when boodeh horses sold log have
done ia our country lie wssuju cd hs training and
never run again lie has been owned gentle
man OF fortune, who has kept him his plantation almost ex
cn'vey Tor M. own use and amusement he has had
no opportunity TO distinguish himself sire.
The subscriber is provided with good aud well
pastures aud promises the roe.t mares that may
he sent to THIS horse Where egire
will be twenty cents par day.
Tne subscriber hopes from the pedigree appearance
us horse, and the reduced (sued time al winch
he stands that ne may receive share Of the patronage the
surrounding county. ]. III. SELDEN.
March 81 te9 n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

BENNINGTON, 'rtch ~. 1O3-l2t
virtue OF deed Of trust executed to ue by Col had
OtaVesi anu duly recorded IN the court Of N. w
heni, Tor purposes therein mentioned shall sell 10 t
highest bidder, tor ready MONEY! Windsor Shade, in the
eouniy OF New Kent, the frs; day of May next IN fair
not The "a far day thefessf all tat tract land known
by The nsne Of Ropefs Neck, lying Wndsor Sbad,
on chesah?mny htves, and &c the land to
fop1 Of N'w Kent IA decree for tie sale thereof The
na Is o. gsoa qasy aud viii be shown to any person
hs believed TO be uuexeeplonabej acting I ba
only convey such ,ille vested IN me.
March ~. ,GP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

In his Circular in 1925, Mr.. Clay attempts to
deny that he ever assumed aposlion of peculiar
and decided hostility to the election of Mr. Adams
am made also responsible Says he) for pamphlets
and essays of great ability published by my friends
in Kentucky in the course of the canvass But
what has recently TRANSFERRED in the Senate of
Kentucky That he concerned in publishing
certain essays in Ohio, which bore hard enough
upon MIR. Adans-that he furnished materials for
A. kendalls pamphlet; and paid 500 for its publ
cation.
The Circular Of his Committee states before the
election: 1t is high time to take the alarrn-that
we should object to any man who is not the free
and regular choice of the people. Mcssrs Jcffer-
son and Madison had each amounted his success or;
that Mr.. Monroe and his presses now designated
Mr.. Adams as the heir apparent and the next sue
cessoT 10 the Presidency-but zee hope this prece-
dent tciR be foiloiUed no Longer. And what avs
Mr. Clay after the election? g saw in his tAir.
AS election, the establishment of no dangerous
example. | saw in it, on the contrary, only con-
formity 10 the safe precede,ts which had been cs-
tablished in the instances of Mr.. Jefferson, Mr..
Madison, and Mr.. Monroe, who had respectively
filled the same Office from which he was to be
translated" This israther change ofiune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21

The Superior Court OF Chancery for the Rich
mond District, commenced its session on the 2nd
day OF January last-and adjourned the 18th inst
having pronounced 362 interlocutory and final de-
crees-fron ID of which DEGREES appeals were al
lowed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
EEtrae. Of a letter from the Hon. Nm, H. CLa,c-
ford. G.Ife1

EGtrae. Of a letter from the Hon. Nm. II. Cfdtc-
ford, dated
WooD LAWN, 9Th March, 1898.
think with you, that the people have de-
tcrInined who should be President, and should
he the last man in the u S. who would wish to
unsette that determination for l am one of the
people, and approve their CHOICE
We understand that the venerable Collc-e of
William * Mary is now in flourishing situation.
More than 100 of the youth of our country have
been receiving the benefits OF education during this
session Fiity-threc of these belonged to the Sc
NOR Schools. Before the establishment of the u
nlversity, and during the administration Of Bishop
Madison, the average of Students for many years
was about 81. few years since the number in
me college was reduced TO about 20 now one
hundred are attached 10 the Institution, and SO
have entered the higher schools during the
mere Is SAID to he every prospectof considerable
accession to its numbers during the next year.
The cheapncss OF the Institution, the extensive
courses OF instruction delivered at the College the
ability OF the Professors, and the paternal, though
ehergcuc, management OF the Seminary, are spo-
ken OF III the highest terms.
We were wrong in supposing that Mr.. Blair
had any agency in the address lately published by
the jackson Central Committee. 1, is true that
nc is q member of that committees; but the same
reasons which induced him 10 decline giving tes-
tmony before the senate, caused him to withhold
MS evidence from the Jackson Committee. He
mas acted consistent throughout, and whenever
Mr. Clay removes the injunction of secrecy. Mfr.
bar acsH pat TO shame those tcho are iio,o SO
industriousfy engaged in abusing him, and en-
deavoring to make it appear that he knows no.
thing. On the other hand, if Mr.. Clay should re-
main silent, the in!erefces which must inevitably
follow, will prove destructive 10 his hopes while
they will viniicate MIR. Bair,s course, and place
his conduct in an elevated point of view
The above paragraph is from the last Kcntuc-
KY Gazette.-lf Mr. Clay be innocent, why is he
SILENT Why does he not publish his letter to Mr..
Blair or call on him TO publish it?-Ic Mr.. Blair
has no letter from Mr. Clay or none that justities
the construction that has been put on it, why is he
silent? A man of bonor would owe it 10 MIR. Clay
to clear him At once from such unjust imputa-
ton. TEditors Emo.