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Valuable land for sale
ATREDUCED PRICES.

yTNHE Proprietors of the South East nine
l. Townships at the Holland Purchase, in
the western part OF the State of New York,
now offer the unsold land in those Town.
ships for sale, at the following reduced
prices viz.
In quantities Of 1000 acres or over, lying
as contiguous and compact as may be, a,
one dolla. and twenty five cents per acre,
and in less quantities. at one dollar and fif-
ty cents per acre, for cash IN hand, and a,
two dollars per acre, five per cent of the
purchase money in Advance, and the resi-
meHts, the first to be paid IN three years
from date WIN interest on the residue from
that time only
These townships are distinguished BY
No. !, 2 and 3, in the Is', 2d and Sd ranges
of,ho Holland purchase lying nthetowns of
Fnendship, Bolivar and Cuba, in Allegdny
County and CLEANS and Hinsdale, in Catta
raugus County.
The face of the country is diversified with
hills and vallies, bot not mountainous; the
soil rich and easily TILED.
Ii is covered with great variety oftim
| Der, Of luxuriant growth. The country is
| well watered and remarkably healthy. Va
rious roads are opened through the
tract; houses Of public worship: mills, ant
school houses have been erected therein.
As the title is indisputable, il is believed
that this tract presents more induccment Il
the enterprising emigrant than any Other
in the State. For further particulars apply
10 the subscriber, at the office Of the Hol
land land company at this place.
Ellico,tville, Cattaraugus Co. N. Y.
June l, 1929.
| S,VATEU N rI hDEE
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20 u @GG z Ys
YOU REMEMBER THE MAID.


BY T. X HERvEY
You remember the maid with her dark brown
hair
Had written her name, aud had stamped il
there,
Till it made alteration duty
And you have not forgot howwe watched with
delight
zach charm, as a new one was given,
Till she grew in our eyes To a vision Of light,
And we thought her spirit from Heaven
And your haart can recal.-and mine often
goes back,
With sigh and a tear, to--the hours
When We gazed on her form, as she followed
tho track
or the butterfly wirg through the flowers :;
When, in her young Joy, she would smile with
delight,
On its pluGage Of mingling dyes,
Till she let it GO fgoo, and looked after its
flight,
TO see if it entered tho skies
But she wandered away from the home of her
youth,
One Spring, Gro tho roses were blown!
For she fancied the world was a temple Of
truth,
And she measured all hearts by her own
She fed on vision and lived on dream,
And she followed it over the wave;
And she sought where the moon has a mild
er CLEAN,
Tor home, land they gave her grave
There was one whom she loved though she
breathed it to nono,-
For love Of her soul was part -
And he said hs loved her, but he left her a.
lone,
With the worm Of despair in her heart
4 l.. A, II
day,
The roses that died on her check.
And hung DER her form, as II faded away,
Ard wcpt for the beautiful wreck
Yet her eve was Us mild, and as blue to the
last,
Though shadows stole over it's beam,
And her smiles are remeInbered--sincel long
they are past,
Like the smiles we have seen in a. dream
And--it may be that fancy had woven spell
Butt think, though her tones were rs clear
They were somewhat more soft, and their
murmurings fell
Like dirge on the listening ear !!
And, while sorrow throw round her hofer
=. - lgggace,
Though she was always gentle and kind
We. thougi, that the sofiness which stole
Ger her facs
Had soitenng power on hor mind -.
But it might be her looks and her tones wer'
more dear,
And we valued them more in decay,
Aswe treasure the last fading Hover OF ID
year,
For we felt she was passing away
She never complained, but she loved to tn
last
And the tear in her beautiful eye
Often told that her thoughts were gone bac
to the past,
And the youth who bad left her to die
But mercy came down, and tho maid Is
rest,
Whore tie palm trees sigh DER her at evo'
And the dew that woeps over the turf ON
breast,
ts the tear of far foreign heaven!
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June 25th.
CHEAP GGGIss
At No 112, &

AZ No 112, Cheap side,
MT CWEET will open one moro
". - case this day at 10 O'Clock, of
those cbesp and real good addressed al
icos for only i2l cents per yard, and has
good cotton stockings for 20 to % cents
DER pair-he has more of those cheap kid
chldrcD's shoes for 20 to 25 cents per PAIR
--he has silk stockings for only 80 cents
per pair--hc has A unbleached sheetlng
for 10 cents per yd--4-4 indigo blue cheX
for one shilling, and furniture chin'z Tor
only l2b cts-he has an elegant nssort-
| ment of Rlbhons--he has figured ~ PLAIN
| ans--barogc--pongeea and other
silks. cheap Gros dc New York very hand
somo more of ,aoso cheap twilled A
imitation meriuo cloth for only 33 cts th'
ward, a good imitation OF pongee and yer!
cheap dresses, gnuze hdkfs IRON 2So u
! IL SO, very handsome, and many o'he
very cheap goods going off rapidly: MI
5. is constantly receiving the real goo
Bargains from his friends IN Boston, an
lhopes the ladies and gentlemen will iavo
him with their custom. June ID.
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T1EE unparalleled reputation Of this
Il medicine is SUCH aud its pre- eminent
virtues are so we'll established. and so fully
acknowledged by an intelligent public thai
il is scarcely necessary 10 say any thing
further than that IL is a Sore sigr R,msdt
IN diseases Of the Liver, Debiiity resuitne
from intemperance and dissipation; old anu
lnve;erate Ulcers, pains in the bones, n,
tended with swelings Of the joints; indi
eestion. blotches on the face, pimples, &c
Syphilis, Cutaneons diseases generally
and Tetler i'll particular, Mercurial ant
Scrofulous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures rer
formed by the Catholicon, have become 81
numerous, as to preclude their insertion il
any newspaper. and has madc it necessar,
for the proprietor to print them in pam
phlet of about 100 pages. This will b,
forwarded as soon az possible 10 the seve
raj Agents for grstuitous distribution, ant
must. on peruscl, strengthen the good o
pinon now entertained by the friends o
this medicine, and disarm, as il ia hoped
the prcjudices Of those who view with dis
truet any medicine not known in what il
called "regular practice" Facis are stub
born things and cannot be gainsaid.
At the earnest solicitation Of member
of the medical faculty and others who have
witnessed the astonishing cures effecie,
by the use ofthe Vegetable Catholicon, ,an'
who are anxious that lis benefits TO man
kind may be more widely diifused, the pro
prietor has consented to reduce the retail
price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle; an,
this will be done without in any way dete
riorsting the quality of The medicine, o
reducing ihe size Of he bottle.
For sale by
A. P. MOORE,
Market. sdt,aye, Newport. r. 4.
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M ILL be- received until the 10Th day
w oi September next for the delivery
IN the Harbour OF CHARLESTON, South
CayOlins, of
THIRTY, THOUSAND TONS -UF
STONES,
ofe hnrd aod durable quality The Stones
10 10 IN irrega,ar masses, weighing from
oo toSln pounds and upwards each--to be-
angnlar,the edges not beng worn or round-
ed from any cause. The Ton to be csti.
mated at 22f0 pounds.--Vessels brinr,ng
stones TO furnish the necessary men, ,tackla
and apparatus, for hosting them out nod
ensur'ng their safe delivery on board of
Lighters, furnished by the Government for
that purpose IN the vicinity of.the Shoal ON
which the Stones are to be placed: tho
Stones 10 be received on the decks Of tlro
Lighters and slowed away by their crews.
These Lighters will be accurately gusged,
showing the actual weight of Stones they
may have on board. which will in oil cases
| determine the number OF Tons received.
| The delivery OF Stones to commence as
early as The lst day OF November next. und
at less, 10000 Tons TO be delivered by The
lst day OF July. 1880; the remsip,ng 1900
Tons to be delivered on or before The lst
day Of April 1891,
J Proposals will also be received for delv-
ering but 5000 Tons of Stones, TO bc
completed by the LAT day oi July 1850; OF
! for the whole 10000 Tons, TO be delivered
by the same period
Sufficient security must be given for the
faithful performance ofony contract entcr-
cd in,o.--Payment will DO made, Il rcquir-
ed, ON every cargo Of Stones as coon IA de-
lNercd.
The shosl 10 si,sa,ed between three and
four miles below the City OF Charleston. g.
about three quarters OF mile above Peli-
can Bank, on which barrel buoy is plac.
ed. Vessels bound for Charleston pass
within quarter Of mile of this Sbonl e.
may have a good anchorage OF those ds.
tonces in from four to seven fathoms wa
ter. ...-t. TE
Sealed Proposals TO be made, addressed
TO Leut. HENRY BREWERTON,C Corps
i Of It,,~...-~----hf.- rshnss - =
Nav,oovt J,,lv IA 1901
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Vegetable Ai,hoNtriptic 1
Specific Solvent
POWDRES.

TJUIS preparation is sremedy for the
Gravel,and all its kindred complaints:
viz: Soreness Of kidnies; Chronic intiam
nation on the urinary organs; dlfhculty o.
Micturition; bloody water; Strsngusry'
and every species Of gravel or stone IN inc
bladder. II is likewise one Of the most ei
ficient remedies for Dropsy, that has ever
been discoveries; and on the principle thai
the immediate cuuse of Ne Dropsy, Is a
diseased state Of the exhalants and urina
ry system. ,.;u g..
which mi. medicine is designed, and so
dreadful and doubtful ne appncalon o,
the knife, that this LlfHONIkirIiC
has been ordered from great distances,
even from the East and West Indies, and
across the Atlantic! md IT Is no, known
that i, has failed to giv relici IN single
instance.
THE evidence in favoi Of its high salu'
,arv movers. cannot be pesented nt length
hut a few names are offrcd. OF those who
have fully tested the vifues Of the compo
sition.
MIR. A. Davenport. Of Cam
,rid,,. had been severet afflicted With th'
g,Sysl for nanv veors lie had rosortcd I,
liz mos, eminent pbysrans, and visited al
tho celebrated mineral vSters, bot the oi'eas'
g,,dnsu, increascd. mt, TO use his own Ian
gnaae ,iIife was almost tburthen Lilo pur
( Chased n botilo Of the libontriptic, IN Nov
- and a second, on hc fret Of Janoarl
c,,lo,, ,rg. on the morntC Of the tth 81 tn
. s,n.o month. having TAX, large dose the q
!. von;no preceding. I've void large gusn'ity Q
: ,ravs1 one tf which does weighed fort
Grains The last nfortsicn ifon ,nis ma
as-, tha, hs sDioyed gOs heath and i"!' Ts
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DANIEL COTT.

Respec fully Informs his friends and he
public,
yVyUAT he has removed from Bannister's
Il wharf TO the Bake House in Broad
street, formerly occupied By Moses a. w.
Thurston, directly opposite the Hay Scales,
where he intends carrying on the
EA,sN..Na EwsIE.aSss
IL ALL ITS VARIOUS BRAEcHEs,
and where may be had at any hour in the
day the following kinds Of BREAD, viz
Loaf Bread, sugar and molssses Ginger
bread, hard and sof: Crackers, New fork
do; ship aud Pilot bread, sugar and mo
lasscs Cookies; Buns, tea rusk, sponge
lemon cake, butter biscuit; water biscuit,
sc. &c &c.
| Mr.. GEonoE w. STANHorE, al tho cor
ner of Dahnsier's wharf, will be supplieo
,,or the accommodation of customers re
siding in ,ha, vicinity with tho above ar
,icles every morning, where they may o.
bought al the came price as at the LAX
House.
Stores and families, in any part of tn
town. can he furnished from his cart, VIII
any ARTICLES IN his line.
/ WEDDLVG C.3KES. warranted of IN
, FIRST quality, made 10 ordor.
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Newport. July Is. 1899.

Court Of Probate, .Ns,rporf, .aug 81, 1879.
vTHE Commissioners Report on the Es.
l. tate Of Capt. JosEPH PHILLIPS, late
of Newport, mariner, Gecenscd, was pre-.
scnted Tor allowances II is ordered hr,eon,
That the consideration thereof be referred
TO Court of Probate to be holden ut tho
Clerks Office, in Newport, on Friday, tho
2lst day OF huguet. instant, at D o'clock,
A. NJ. and that previous notice DO given 10y
publishing copy Of this order three sev.
eral times in tho X. l. Republican, to all
persons interested to appear at said time
and place and be heard.
| A true copy: witness,
B. Il. HOWL.4.ND Prob. Clk.
| AUr. 9Th.
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PROPOSALS.

MILL be- received until the 10th day
w oi September mex, for the delivery
IN the Harbour OF CHARLESTON, aouth
CayUlihs. .of
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DIR. THAYER's
Vegetable piNCatholieen-

DIR. THAYER'S
Vegetable piN,Cathol;een1
sIsHLr xrrrovrD
II.NTTEES.7L f.2IHfLf NEDfCLNE.
vRSHESE pills cleanse the stomach and
Il bowels; res;oro lost or depraved ap
pe,,e; correct bilious disorders; and are
nm almoe, certain remedy for common colds,
head ache. collie, dy@nlarY. aud any disor.
ders in which physic is neFdful.
They are highly recommend
ed 'bv physicians. and s,lers who are ac
ouainted with their mild and pleasant ope
ration. as n preventive of fcsers, if taken
freely in their comme ncemcnt:--a may
be continued as physc through every stage
of bilious or typhns ieYers,
Each box Is accompanied
with directions for using; and recoumen
da,ions from the valuable part of society
And they are perfectly safe or women an'
lrhildren in all conditions.
No. None are genuine. Unless number
ed and signed by IS. w. 1HAYER."
FOR SALE By
}. J. FAXES,
No. 65, flames street.
Also sold By S. ". UNISON, a. I
MOORE. and by The Druggists generdt1
S Newport. Dec. 25, 1879.
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~ little of former obstinate and exeracia,
The subscriber has received

NN W s'iN SeNpttN
are sgnedby the sole proprietor, "JSo. Cross
Biz"
The subscriber has received
the mos, happy effect from the use Of one bot
tie of Vegetable lithonirip,ic aud Solvent
powders. lie has been afflicted Tor some time
past, with the gravel, which had induced
great debility and distress He followed The
advice ofthe most celebrated physicians, with
out the least benefit, aud, us laSf resort
made use oi the above medicine, which i,a.
medidt.iy and nh0tly removed the complaint
lie would most strongly recommend ,his mo
dicine TO those who arc suffering from simlar
complaints. tSignedl JOINS STONE.
.4SAfdi2. JuRG z, lS26.
THE subscriber, resident ofthG.ci,y of Bos
ton, has been for sevenyears, sorcly afflicted
with the gravel, which complaint was FIRE
quen;ly so severe, as to capaciiate him from
labor, for Incnths iogether,. He hos takoD the
advice of the most celebrated physicians. ana
persevered in their prescriptions, but th,
complaint increased IN severity, until he
made trial ofthe Vegetable Lithontr,ptic an,
Solvent Powder, in July last From the us,
Of this medicine, he has received the mos
salutary and unexpected operation, as il Ia
.u,proved the state of his health, and nf'C ctu
! ai,y dissolved the gravel into such minu,
| rortices, that they have passed eff withou
! difficulty. Signed, CALVIN LANE.
Boston, Dec. le25.
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manufacturers Hotel.

H7HE subseribcr would inform his friends
j and the public, that he has taken the a
hove named stand. recently occuped by mr.
~. 20 in the village oi
FALL DIvER,
where he will b. happy to wait on those who
u,,l favor him with their patronage. t's table
nd Bar will DC furnished at all times with the
-, ,ha, the marke, affords.
WILLIAM q. WAITE.
Fau'Riyer, July 9. 1929.
Cs,yrt of fPrnbr.,, Tirerton August 81, io<''
yeJUEREAS application has ihls day
w been made for Administration on
,,,e Estate of ABRAHAM DusrEE, late o.
said Tiser,ou, deceased.and the eons,dera
,,on thereof was referred TO Court oi Pro
hate. TO be holden a, the house OF Captain
GcoIre Lawton. in Tirerfon. innhoider
On ,be first Monday of Sep.enber next. a
n o'clock A. M:--Notice is hereby Givoi
60 all persons Interested in said Estate, 4
,prear a, said time and place, II they se'
Gt. and they shall be heard
Ry order.
ASA GRAY, PROBATE Clerk.
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REMOVAL.
JAMES FALES.

CLOCK and WATCH MAKER
Respectfully informs his friends 4 The public,
THAT he has removed to The house
i formerly occupied by capt. John Cog
geshall, next north of mr.. George Engs,
Where he will continue to carry OF the
Clock and Watch making business, in all
It's dl fiorcni branches.
N. B. lie repairs Compasses, Qusdrnntss
Guns and executes all other sorts oijobblng
connected with his profession.
Newport, aug. 6, 1890.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
tLeiter to The Editors ofthe u. S. Go-ruc.

- w NSHINGTON, July ID, 1929.
nc trial OF Dr. Watkins having commenced
to- day, and the newspapers having been nrnbibif oG
rom publishing the evidence before the case is sinh
i'ted 10 the jury, which may not be befre F'ri,lo
nave thought that it would be gratifying to Won nd
70 your readers, I" have an early abstract offbe cv
iiehce tsken to-day, the publication of which in
your Guy cannot ta.c f!tCe until thc ;oesi, an, Nil
have been closed. VIII
DIR Southland, the late Secretary Of the NV, ,,,.
thc principal witness examined to-dav Ills ios,;
n'2Y d,d not by any means bear out the staten ont
Which nave been III circulation for the last two or
'Fee weeks, and which went the length of assuninr
ccTtaH conviction from the facts which ,pcro ., -
ciIctied from him. He merely ave evidence tl, i
mao signed the requsition and letter of advice vbib
were shcWn to hun, embracing the $50 dollars cba,
gea oy Tue indictment as having been G;iseI,fund e.
dnentIy obtained by misrepres n alton and docn;,
used 10 The SECRETARY, but far from sbcyvinc ,,it
inSrePresca III anu deceit had been praclised unc,
nun nc Had hot even recollection of the circurn
stances attending the tranaction, so far as IN cav
with whom he had any conversation rosrccti -
rom h5 own nvarabc Practice he iDfc, rod ,baf 49,,
such acquisitions would have been issuod he, III 80
ihprny1n the absence OF explanations which yvoIIJ
nave been TO him entirely satisfactory B,,t mo nr
Yea tbaL thcre was an item of approximation called
Nrrcarages, prior TO 1&27.' which had bc,n ,,o
duccd, for the first time at bis surresii, ~;
t"c Nayy'appropriutic bill Of 1927, owinoI to tho
iinPoSSmhiy which Lad existed, tn to thar t;mo
VI seI'iih@ thc Claims Of persons to whom, fbo n
= 'tes were indebted for arrearares That DR.
W aRijs mad the duty devulved unoJ him Of sct,l;
ana "'J"etlng all colns under that ,ad he distinct
y showed 35thit the S'creta CO lI not IeraU, in
ior}'rc with the duties of the 4tb aud;tn i' ,, ~
rSp'ct unless he was jecal y appealed IN nv tba,
D!s'r, N consequence OF SOM dou )ifll cnoct ,,, -
&c statue, Or some difficulty the construction fit
&c inrther proved that these aim ere humorous,
mat U'erc was difficulty in presenting them in a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
FOURTH OF july CELEBRATION.
.1T WELLSRTRG n


John Gardner, Esq. called to preside:
~ the President The day celebrate. Air
Hall Columbia.
BY Mr. Campbell Tnrr. The Memory of Gen
George Washington. Westinghouse March
BY L. Service. The Memory of Thomas J.if;,r-
son. Jefferson and Liberty.
Ky Mr.. Joseph Moore. The Heroes of tLc Re-
yoIution. Yankee Doodle
BY DIR. james a lisor. Gen. Lafayette: The dis
tngnIshcd Champion Of Civil Liberty. Lafaycttc's
March.
BY p. DodLridgc, Esq. The apDroocbnc Com
vention: May its deliberations be guided by wisdom
and spirit of equity. God save the RIGHTS of man
;, BY Mr. John Carrie The Virginia Bill of Rights
May the Convention never lose sipht of tIa nr;c;
pies 1t contains. Old Dominion.
ny Dr. John G. Campbell. The Sickle Shuttle
ana SAIL identified interests: To each cncourngn
ment by protection as occasion may require Amer
ica, Commerce, and Freedom.
by Mr.. Ephran Barnes The American Syste,n.
u the theory be good the practical part is betteI-it
Keeps orr money at home. Rural Felicity.
by Mr.. James Marks. Domestic Manufactured
Wheel. STUNNING
:, BY Capt. William Dur The Executive of the
mted States May lis course be marked by Wis
dom and prudence. Hail to the Chief ~
By Mr.. Joshua Plattenbarg Charles Carroll ,r
,, 'i,ol'o"' Tue remaining survivor who signed the
DECLARATION OF Independence. Aud Lang Sync.
by Mr.. Nathaniel Carrie. The Mnmnpv nr ~
WIZ Clinton: the able supporter of Internal Nari
CATION. The Meeting of the Waters
ny Ny Joshua Carrie. Commodore Decatur.
defender OF our rights oil 1ripoi. The Sia 5panqeG
Banner.
BY Mr.. Robert Sbeaver The Memory OF Gen.
Waynr. Stony Point
Br Nir. Joshua Marslcl. The memory Of Gen.
Green. Green's March.
By Mr.. Preston Roberts. The memory of Com
tnod1rc Perry, The hero Of Lake Eric He viii ever
Victory. !
Gy Mr.. Daniel W. b lgintgon. Brooke cotton fac
tory: It says to tie capitalist, Go thor, and do
4''ew'se. My ain kind dcary O.
Nv MIR. John Mondol. The Wcllsburg white rn.
glass works: Its manufactured articles not j., ,i,r
10 any IN the United States. The gnglinr of osses
H@-Mr' William MRobb. Of a the winds that
n,aW we dearly love the WEST The Reels Of
TuTygorum. ~ i'''IS q
by Capt. William Burt Our Rovo1r,;,,,-r
e1st' NJ John Vcnosdal. Pioneers March.
h Mr.. Lewis Hall May honor and laud,hr,
ambition rise 10 cfHu'ucc, and low and disEn,,on,
pride sink into contempt. There is ma luck obSgI
the house ''N u"oU'
~ sir John Hcndry Tire American Fair
'iicr prentice han size tried on man
"-nj tcl she made the Lasscs Or
p. Grccn grows The Rushcs o.
Dy me ComPang. Our respected host If hi.
s'cceSs be equal 10 his dinner, bis resources vii, be-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-21
aStr1eseunt IGG 11Sm.
TO OUR PATRONS.

05'The Editors of the Wing have engaged the
services OF one OF the most accomplished Stenogra,
piers IN the L. States to report the Debates of the
Virginia Contention. During the session of that
body, the Country Wing Will be issued three times
week as our readers will wish to hear rapidly from
the Convention, and their proceedings will proba
bly, occupy much space. 1t has been suggested to
them that many persons who too poor 20 take
newspapers by the year, would like to subscribe for
the timc that Assembly, which is deeply interest
ing to all, may sit. To accommodate all such, we
shall relnX our rules and take subscribers for the ses
sion, at the rate-of the price Of annual subscriptions
If the Convention are in session two months the
price of the paper for that time, will be one dollar.
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,1I BEDFORD Pr

). - Morrison, Esq. Henry Clay: The cnlight-
cii'u statesinun the profound and able ,dve-
ca,e Of oeres; may grateful people duly apprc-
" ): Anderson Henry Clay: Too intriguing
u P9'l',cIsh i"r Continental times, he has retired
10 ne tune Of JACKSON Morning Brush
Jacob O Neal. Henry CLAY: The lonn tried hos
est and faithful, but injured patriot and statesnan
may happiness and the gratitude of his countryrncn
accompany him in his rctirnIcnt
q; Il. H. Davis. Henry Clay He stands like rock
n the midst of the ocean; his enemies fear him vet
Ill Il hands cling to him when the ships going down.
L. Is. Murdoch. Henry Clay The Shafts of cal
uniny nave fallen thick around him. but
--.'irom amidst them forth he pass'd
long way hro' hostile scorn, which he SUSTAINED
/ superior, nor OF violence fear'd aught;
Snd with reorted scorn, his back ne turn'd
| . "On those who his destruction doom'd.'"
! fetcr Shell. Henry Clay: Turns in the Potter's
hand, but tails to pieces i'll burning.
a. j. Kline. Henry Clay s'Srike but hear me "
The bold and patriotic declarations of a sjnolemau
nave coniounded n host OF enemies.
}. Rush. Henry Clay: The bold and talented
advocate Of the American--Syscm May he be our
next President
Joshua Johnson. Henry Clay: a statesman
whose character will be perPetuated when infamy
shall cover tie memories of his dwelling prosecutors