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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana
Company,
WARRINGTON, Nov. IL, 1873.

WASHINeToN, Nov. II, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an instalment Of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share. tbeing the 10th
ins,aen,) OH every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company required to be paid on the
goth day of January neIti and further sum OF two
dollars and t, cents per share bens The 18th install
mt nt the Goth day Of February nex; which install
meHts must be paid 10 the credit Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, to the Cashier or other ON.
Ger Of either Of the following Banks. viz:
The Branch Of the Bank of the United States At
Washington.
The Bank of Washington, It Washington
] he Patriotic Bank, do
The Bank of the Metropolis do.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown.
The Bank of Ale Iandrs, at Alexandra.
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmers' Bank IF Alexandria, do.
= The Mechanics Bank of Ale xandria, do.
The tiaserstown Bank, in hAgerstown, Md. and
The Branch of the Valley Bank, in Charesiown, Va.
By order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. lNGi F.,
Clerk Chesapeake md Ohio Canal Company.
nov lS-lawt20th Feb
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Mn BoorH Il appra" from 'hs ~
d ,pers 'bst this unfor'una'e eomrG''
tina, civ o, Wrdne. day, on foot, "'"D'
ou,sid- gsrm-pt, so6 with no o'gg'E. -
had left hi. pocket book with onr Of INC
ans Of the theatre, aud had mace y"
,iem.nt wrh The msnager. Hr was ~, 3
,wernD dham and WalpoIe, on his W.!
violence. TIE manager immed.n'rF cry Is,
ed messenger 4fttr him, in order 70 ~
# possible. hi, meeting with any lnJury II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-16

The following" highly seasoned" s,stsmen,,
touching III. Editor Of the u. S. Telegraph,
appears in The Carlisle (Pa.) Gazeire-a warm
Jackson paper, The heart burning. among
the brethren seem to have been deep, and bid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-16
From, thu Baltu,ere Gazette.

We publish below several extracts from
letter from hig.,Iy respectable gentlemen In
Iiyerpool giving accounts Of some interesting
experiments with he newly invented locomo
i've Eogine Of Mr.. Stevenson, ugon the Liver
pool and Name hester Rail Road. If The success
of nese experiments shoulS have The eject oi
giving fresh vigor and impar,ing new energy
to The industry Of Grra, Britain, how much
more oueh. W. to hope fol- from its inhu"nce
upon hr young and growing enterprise o our
county!
Extracts Of letter from w Broyn, Egg received per
the I'm. Byrnes. dated
LIvExpo"L, Nov. s 1899.
"Mr. Winans, and Geo. \ Brown have just
returned from Rain Hill about IL miles from
his civ, on the Liverpool and Manchester
Rail. Road, where they have been amusing
themselves riding on Mr.. Stevens Loo on'otire
Engine at the rate Of t,ocnty eight miles per hour
drawing about thirty passe' gers. She Is
represented to have gone one mile in minute
and Nix cen seconds (ab"ut FORTY MILES AN
HouR) but this Mr. S rvrns him elf can
srcrly credit. She drew FORTY TWO TONS,
o, lev road fifteen miles per hour.
New r il. Roads are projecting ali over
t;e coun rv-a meeting is TO be held on w ed
NJ sday 10 crea'e Company to carry one 10
Birmingham.
Causl D, oprrty is ruined believe the San
XIV ha, f,l!en from 1901 per share 20 6ooL in
| f.ct they are even anii'ipa ing that l. may be
necessary 10 let ,hs Canals dry, and 10 lay ais
Oh hem. The Canat properly in this coun'
try has cost about 80 millions of pounds ster-
Ing its Ienelh sbou, 1900 miles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-16
NOTICE

TT>HE undersigned. having located himself in Upper
Marlborough, Prince Georges County, Mar, land,
of his Professional To the citizens of Alex
an'lria and to th. public generally.
All business which b. placed in his hands will
meet with the promptes, attention He will also at.
tend The Courts Of Charles and ST Mas Counties
PHILIP b. KEY,
dec S-esSW< Attorney st Law.
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Speaking of The Repor, Of the Srcas1,,,
OF WAR. he New York Commercial has Il.

Speaking of The Repor, Of the Srcsy,,,,
OF VAR, he New York Commercial has Il.
f'a~ tng pungsnt paragraph:
We have no room to-day, for any comment, n, IL.
renor, of the Secretary of War We pray our re,l..
even tLos. Who do not generally wade through s,rI
lone documents, to read the first half column rhs~
WI" n then 'hnk We exaggerate, when We so,,mnls
decsre belief, that since the establishment Of ~
government, nothing in the shape of communie,,o,
has W en- To it. whether from the whites or pd,O,
So vIiainous in style, bunglng in expression, and ON
rag Gus in grammar We must defer an exposition ,f
it, BEAUTIES until another day. II an sron, TO ii.
natio"; AMI the author ought to be removed.
Tie Amrri an says of the same documsu,;
We have the reports Of the War, Navy, and Post OF
fee Departments. and shsIl, usual. give place d
III m all, beginning on uonda! with that Of the Va,
Department. In regard, however, to the report Of ",
Secretary eaton, it is not without deep feeling Of
modification, that compelled to publish, a. en-
an~,rg from Department of this Government, doe.
ument evncing such utter ignorance, or disregard, q
the most ordiaar, rules of grammar and compassion.
We hoped on frs. peris.i, that part Of the ,.uI,
might be laid the printer, but upon comparing ',
rious copies, We find them alike faithful in errur.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-16

In Mondays Gazette we We were made 10
say, 1--WE see as yet no 'indicsrions as q
when The Convention win rise" SC. We must
uindicnts ourselves from he charge Of even h,
wig w,itten such nonsense though we aecitsu.
ally printed il.
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70 Net,

, two stn,y Frame House on Duke.
sGs between Fairfax and " alter streets To good
Ia tenant the rent III DE made low, and possess
* sion given on the first of next month. AP-
ply to Mrs. Leap or
dec -eo4t WIN ~ MILLS.
Wanted TO hire, for the ensuing year, on or
two active sboring men w. n. n.
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a Y Nung lady

WHO il qualified Teacher wishes to get ST..
w tuation IN private family or as an assistant in
&C ,oo Application may be made to
II. SMITH,
Mddleburg, Loudoun county, Virginia.
nov 2S-en1m
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.N,ca,s9aE,A.A.sJ.Q.sIeA, %. Ve
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER Is, 10y.

~Our Re aders are reminded that the e1Fn'
sive Sale Of properly, advertised, i" George
town. for taxes will take place To day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-16

We learn, that und"r The adminis'f'''. raw.
NJ. Adam, here were but onr l"spf' "
Customs at KY Wesl, and hat there az :.
now all OF whom are whsi is termrd PEI
nrnt IN, ers, or in other words rso''' o.,
day. Now LEI U, see how this eeono''''''' v
ration effects the Revenue:
Three Inspec: ors under General JacS'U' :;
a. 81 per day, 90
On, do do Mr.. Adam'aS'
per day, -
H. IN he
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Loss to he Unifed Stairs annually, "m
pay Of lnsp' co.'s a, Key Wrs,, u''o ~,
the system Of "aeonomy" and 'rtfo'" o.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21
CONGtS ESS.
SENATE.


m SATURDAY, FEB %.
The senate T. = proceeded IL consider the lyl-
lowing resolution, oFelcd last evening by Mr.
Webster.
Resoined, That the President of the United
States he requested to communicate to the Senate
c"nfdehttnity and an as I.2ecuttce character CO..
pies "i Tue Instructions gwen To the Ministers of
NE United States to the Congress vi Panama and
oi The communications OF the other Governments
represented d, that Congress, to the Government
oil tte'ODited State. TINS resolution stands as
II was amended by the mover IN course of the de-
bate.
MI Iazewell said he would like to hear some
reason why, Il. Tins late period Of the session, this
SUBJECT, FORMERLY productive oil SO much eAc.te-
'c!' ana dIScuesi III, was again brought forward.
7. Webster slih 1t Was i,r lne very reason Iii
dcatsd III Tie remark vi tie Senator rom VIr,I-
IL, that he had offered the RESTITUTION The sub
ject o! Tie Panama y. ssIon, WINE II lasted. was
hi5hly Interesting. 1t would be very INTERESTING to
Known the results oi that niSsi,n So lar as II lad
any results. HIS object was simply to niane pub
iio all the proceed ngS oil the Executive Oh this
matter, u they cOuu he published without preiu-
dice To the puUlic interests.
var. farewell replied that the motion was one
o' Iitue consequence, but general practice, ii
would he louhd to be erroneous II was highly
IMPROPER To call upon President who had only
'hree days To Serve, Tor copies OF important docu.
'le"lS WHICH lidd never yet been made public
! he motion lie Thought mad better he made "A lew
DAYS hence lien, those who Will lee. tie re
SPVpslOhy oil the publication VIII make the ST.
lection 81 Tie documents To be published. But It
was dangerous procedure to call upon Presl-
dent Who Is just gong out Ut office ipr the publ
cation oil any documents which lie may please to
have published.
MI Webster saw no great reason, he said, why
the motion should not be made now as well as
thee days hence. the motion was made in the
usual way, aud in conformity with the common
course. 1t called upon tie administration to
make public the history ola measure as 10 which
Their motives had been assaIed, and their policy
doubted. The injunction OF secrecy had been re-
WpVed from tie proceedings pl the Senate vi THIS
sunpct, and the views OF Senators III opposition To
the ihtasuTe had been published. Surely u was
Dut just that the views Oi those on whom the re-
spIieibili Oi the measure rested should also be
made public. lie called for the aye5 aud noes OH
the question:
Mr.. Hayre objected to the resolution, because
1t called upon the President to produce only such
portion OF the documents as he chose to present..
lie was Tor having all the documents if any aud
those c"nhdentiaIIy to the Senate in their Execu-
tive capacity.
mr, Webster said he had stated hpso object in
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

We copy rom tho London Times an article concern.
ing the prevalence OF yphus fever in Edinbnrg 1t ar.
rested our attention in consequence of the similar vista
'ioh at the University Of Virginia The calamity may
soon case III the latter place. it abatcd the Scottish
capital and may be deemed altogether casual and tenn.
! porary. National Gazcitel
FEVER IN EpINBURe. We have the satisfaction 10
state, on the highest medical authority that the fever
winch has prevailed for the last two months
IN this city is rapidly subsidng. The disease in many
cases the typIs and was frequently ,rn
raced to the unusual period OF ~ and even 40 DAYS IL
deserves 10 be noted peculiarly tins fever that
~ has chiefly attacked the higher ccsses and while ~
was prevalent all the New Town and also in Tia
southern DISTRICT III those places short when are the
most spacious and the best aIrcd was much less
alent III the High street, in Tho crowded tenemcns
ana closes O The CannIigate, where the population is
more dense, well poorer, than in other parts and
wherc 1t IS quite common Tor the fever to appear when IL
is not seen any where else.
The of this pccuarity or of the ucneral exist
ence othe disease the best medical authorities profess
hcmsc Ives unable to explain BY some it is crbsd TO
the moist and mild weather which prevailed towards the
end of the year But this hypothesis IS not pcneraIlv
proved OF and is evident indeed that III THIS case ait
classes would have shared equally in the actnp vista
ton The disease is undoubtedly contagious in certain
degree, and has attacked chiefly young persons under
~ year o. age tbegan To appear III November when
lew scattered cases rs observed in the course {
December came to It's height when the nu er OF cas-
was unusually great beyond, indeed what had been
EXPERIENCED beOre IL seem to have been pecu-
harry fatal there were, understand great pr pur-
ton oil cases extremely mild the CeIhs viii h lock
pace hough thcy we're numerous and frequent, bore but
small proportion to the number effected n Is certain
however, as we have already stated that the maiady is
rapidly abang and there every reason to believe that
the usual saubrity which generally prevails in this
VIII soon be restored We think necessary to make this
statement, in order to quiet the alarms winch
are prevalent in the country on this subect particulav
among these who have friends relatives in EdnburT
Edipburg Evening COasaRt-
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TO THE PJyRIJC

Having been informe within few days bv a distant
eo..esponoent' (tormerly member of my class) OF
ntehd u discontinue my lectures after the presen, ses
son. take this method of announcing tina, the rum mr.
is utterly without foundation The lectures (the present
course OF which will not terminate till AprD will be re,
sumed at the usual time (hc first Monday in
ahu WIN re prosecuted with undated zeal on my part
ana nope with increased facilities and ADVANTAGES TO tn.
student. a = 4. srIT,7xcU
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a

Johnson, the murderer of Mrs Newman about ,v,,;c,
50 much was said in the New YORK papers last November
mas been tied and found guilty. The tin appears to
have excited much interest eFF "
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

DiED,-,A At the residence ot her husband Mr. Thomas
Sar' OF TINS county, OH Thursday, the lil inst Mrs
S,sAS II. GARrH. in the Goth year of her are Tic
hndhess OF d'sposton and the amiab!c manners Of this
ehueareu her To large and respectable
ana won the respect of II numerous acGi1intanco
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

'HhjE AiIoNAl. lNrELLiGENCER is an old cs-
n ''o"seo Journal at the Scat OF the General Gov.
"uc"' ~ P"pishts, originally. regularly. and fully,
e r,cccuih%S ana Debates OF Conc al,u ali the,
State fapcrs and ucuners oi pubic interest, h,i bc,orc
o"Ss % orS'lt ''ng III that body, and all the acts
passed by Them TicSc cconincndati ms in addition t
'e NI'eS o ot'ler information which is be found i'm
us Columns Connected with the General Interests of our
own county, with Literature and Science and IN. ,iirs
q" thc W"rI' at large together with the character OF
general fairness which the paper has sust lined under
rs present editors, for many years maze the National In
V!Igencer useful ana vau tbie, to all an
interest ia the ncerns OF this other
Inc !Ndtiohai 'niel!sencer IS Lot party plprr. but
censures approves where cemsuro or ann, bt,iun
seems To he due to public IL supported the Lutte
Administration OF the General tovcrun,,nt when the
measures OF that administration . It's
appreciation. ltavows determination thoup i, opoos-
ed the election Of General Jacas II, slpp 1T the ,ust
measures "t his Administrations, but tainv TO op-
psc the unjust the pr"scrptc Ii will be- IN princi-
pie, opposed t. 0ny Administration OF the Government
whose measures shall sncw have the interests of
patty at heat rather than the great interests OF the con-
try 1t is, IN word. what is ute denotes, u National
paper.
For the Independent and impartial cou sc which it has
pursued, TIE National mtegcnccI has been denounced
ana an attempt has been made To put IL right
wrong, by lie rong o power d ectcd hv caucus a.
gcncy. The attempt is vain il would bo Tor any
Old this National paper - moi yet its plilne bu nc-
cures strength AID power with every day Of exist
ence.
Without having ever sought nr popularity or courted
pubic patronage, the National intciiG cnoys al
ready the widest circulation of any newspaper in the
United States Il Is read in v"cSI capital in Europe
and F-. ..vc.n.la.i H. ~,
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:, Mhht'E ~ ON THURSDAY evening last by the Rev Nj
'"Du''ah, HI: hhH"r NJ WoLrE I, Miss Juu,ru r. Nj
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the press, 1t IS published under the persuasion
that the public feel deep interest in KNOWING
.the sentiments OF those who are contaminated a,
tler representatives IN Convention This i'm.
terest Is peculiarly felt with regard to VIM. C.
Hives, whose talents and distinguished ouali6c,.
Cations as states nan 81 justly appreciated by
his district aud hts State.
CASTLE HILL, March 18th, 1920
Dear ---
did not arrive at home Till the evening of the
''"y ot"re yesterday, when hal the pleasure oi
Receiving your leiGIo ot 9th and I2th instant
'eel my sell much h,Horcd, | assure Won nv the
unanimous nomination OF Inc TOR tine Convention
"hich, you lniorin me, was made bv d n,lIuer,u,
anu Respectable meeting vi my ielIuw.citiz.ns of
Aibeinarle, on then last Court ,lay If TIM. ,,,,,,
Counties OF the DISTRICT should concur IN This =,
tering estimate OF my Capacity to serve them in s
nehcate ana import: mt d trust, | cert ,iny shall
not ieei M self at liberty decline it, while II
'""uiu De, every way, unbccoming in me TO SEEK
IT, L mere never was an occasion TO wheel, ti,e
Just and often quoted sentiment Of AIR. l.ow,de.
is none empha'naIly applicable" that the a;,-
P"i,t'eht Is one neiiher to be sought nor ,lecIu,-
gu Il" answering Jour enquiries tInteire i'm
'eSd'n I'D my opinions on the subject Of c0,stuu-
i'"nai reform, hnpe you will not consider me 49,
setting UP any pfetensoiis, or INDUCING even 4
"'9" V" WIS SUBJECT, iur myself am surprised
10 learn That any one could So have mis,iuders
my sentiments as to suppose me hostile to reform,
I'D hot advocating the call Of Convention, (for
c"u'" not be SAID To be oppoSedto il J certainly
never entertained the belief that there were M
heIectS III tile constitution to be reformed but +
acted Oh that principle Of political prudence which
IS e"nsecrated III the Declaration of American
Independence That governments Lmg es,ai-
hShed, aud to which the people are accustomed
oush' not be changed" without necessity grow.
my ont OF actual abuses. Though | could not
WV see many detects III the frame of the Con-
SUMMON believed that as yet they had produced
no serious practical evil that tie prolcr time
t"''e''e' had not yet arrived for its revision and
s''ern'hfn'-that when actual grievances should
DC ieI'' they would best suggest the nature and
fx'en' ut the remedies-aHG that. in the mean
' .' We should have tie benefit OF the progIes-
s"e experience, not only of our own, but of TWEEN
tS-three associated Commonwealth in relation
10 many interesting questions Of organic ,,oula.
non men M course of trial in them all, To- GIL
able US, when we did undertake the task Of De,v
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formerly occupied By
the Main street, lead
apply at tais office.
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NnpICE

NOTICE.
EVOR RENT, the Brick House
4 JonS x. JoEEs IA a store, on
ing TO the University. For terms,
Jan. 3 II
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

"A / a meeting of the President and Directors &C ,h,
hvanna COMPANY held at Charlottesville ON the I'd
OF M4rch' io29 the following order was made:
~ Is ordered that \. H. Lewis have a notice ,ubI;sbo5
IN the Virginia Advocate requesting meetiur Of th,
subscribers OF the (oldl ' Company TO meet At The
Court house III Charlottesville on the 1 d,v ,f NV,
next to consider Of tie pronrcty of surrenGnI;, i M
E?h'S ana privileges granted item Coy act OF in corp3.
TaIon 10 e flvanna Navigation Company incorporated
by act OF Assembly, passed March I'd. ~
. WIZ ID. NEHIWETUER
March II, 1S29-4t " '''
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

We received last week short commune 1ton the oh.
1ect OF which, was to present Major JAMES CLARK to the
people OF Albenare, proper person to represent
them i'll the session of the General Assembly We
had intended to have placed in the columns of the last
Advocate, but it misad we have not since bre
able to lay our hands on it, This notice will effect
the object of the writer in calling the attention of the
people to that gentleman We that the business
OF the tribute which, at the tme he paid to his In
tfesrity and hrmnss will be acknowledged by all who
know him. 1t will be proper to add that in bringing Ma
jor Clark the notice of the Freehdsrs of Albemare
the author of the communication referred to- proceeded
without consulting him.
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"A III TENSIONS having Boohs beicnainr to the sub
IA scrbcr, will confer favour by Iei1rnnr them
forthwith CCot,f:I- =. a. ~ rs ie"'
March J. 81 ..
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10 THE LOVERS OF GOOD DRINK
3 HAY few barrels 10 year old Peach BRANDY. frs,
n quality for sale. JOHN YEIEGiiN
March 81
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1899.
MR.. CLAY.

Sca,hed and withered by the lightning of public in
dgnation this wreck of baste6 ambition has
his journey from Washington to his and abus
cd West As is his won't the app theatre of the
APostatc Demag"gue has been selected the scene
mis- last exhibition and reekng from the obscene reves
OF the feast and its appropriate honors has
the concrete of every passion and hur
edit in impotent rage at the whom the confidence
and gratitude of the people have placed in tbs station t
which his unhallowed ambition i'm vain endeayored f., ,t
tain FWrn incdsSum. The Partan shaft which in
the discontinue and dsmay of his inglorious retreat
from the scene of his unprinciped truphs sgr
defeat he has launched behind him. h,uyh winged with
revenge, and barbed with envy hatred and disappointed
ambition will fall bluncd hurtless from the character
of the President ensned as it is i'm the love and con-
fdencc of his countrymen On the character of the CO.
aon and Gen Jackson the verdict not of the little
squad collected to do honor to Mr. Clay but OF the A.
MERicAS PEOPLE. has passed.
We repeat it for the hundcdh time that verdict Wa.
no "hd ana minimizing entluslas for military glory.
The reiteratng this imputaon the virtue and ntell-
gcnce OF the pc 'ple of this country is an a,ctatp in
MI Clay and an insult upon them. He docs not lie iere
a. Gratitude for high services and respect fur char.
meter, which, art of malia. falsehood had in
vain been exerted t" dehe, the grounds of
Jackson Claims on the love and confidence of the peo-
pie THESE together with their deep convictions the
dement's and corruption of the Coalition sufficiently ac
count for his triumph and their defeat These are the
true causes; and MIR. Clay knows That they are In
common prudence MIR Clay should suffer the subjects
which constitute the tn of LIT, address t., rest
lie can gam nothing by keeping them alive and iresI, in
the recoecons OF the public for they only be as
sociaed with the strongly accredited mputaons of
rup bargain, which their proof upon hc as
suned accusations of General Jucxs,r, the very e..
quivocai acquttal of MIR. Buchanan. This Mr. CLAY
ought TO know, and prudence therefore should
seal his lips lie should be very cautious how he furnish
es those who question the soundnes of his principles or
the purity OF his pltisn with IN ana pr voca-
ton tn urge his denqnences upon the public a.i ton
For ourselves, had any confidence in either
We consider Henry Clay the unprncpled and dan.
ger"us man that this country holds ever held within
Its vast confines and in view of the subject we ca-
not but congratulate the public nn the determine, n
which lie seeiIs to have frncd er, AMI So cci l.
way back - icxi"I'n lnl - kea, The pua. at;ri-
awake Ia the eircu If acton aud Ike
fects of character. which, 10 borrow the ianriagc II
ounius, can only PISS without censure when il passe,
without obseIv aton'