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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
From the ". Y. Commercial ADJ sriiser.

FROM Wc ~ L. COHnWeTclm -1upeTIiSeT.
Among the stperage passengers OF ship Fran
co.'s LIST on her last passage, there was an old
weather beaten grenadier of the Imperial
Guard. with the legion of honor in his button
hole. one ofthe 400 who l6 years ago had fol
lowed Napoleon to the Island of Eliza. The
French police, however, knew him, lrfle
thanks for it, and the poor fellow was so v.,ai
and harrassed, that in order 20 escape starving
be resolved upon leaving his country. Hr4HI
so, and embarked with his family on the 2d
June in the Francois lsr. The old mans fate
excited lively interest among the CABIN pas
sengers, aud they among other means advised
him to address himself 10 Joseph Bonaparte,
for which purpose they drew mp for him a peli-
ton. Provided with this and his military tes-
,mohas the old man resolved TO seek access
10 Count Suryiiers. Arrived at New York
he FASTENED down In the wharf TO inquire the
amount OF the iare TO Bardentown, at the very
moment when the Philadelphia steam boat
arrives. H. boards the boat aud looks around
for French face, and addresses himself to the
first gentleman in his way His question is
politely auswered--he begins TO talk about hi 8
infenions-about going TO Bordentown, and
the gentleman becomes more attentive, and
seemingly more interested. Al last The gentle.
man asks the old grensdier about his papers,
which he examines with the petition. My
friend. says the gentleman, assign you here
with fttren dollars q month as pension Tor
vour life tune. | am Joseph Bonaparte---you
may proceed 10 Bordentown, where YOU shai
be so provided for as 10 make you forget Your
past miseries. This scene took place yester-
day the Goth July. AN EYE WITNESS.
New York, July 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

A"s''e nc Ptopi akAi1sie hin, Pslnar
su,peo 10 Gay. fie made full a.. IL
ee",ess,oh o. details and facts, and .upie
unh'e 'he principal ~itness.-Tha De
ms eonfedsracy for pluader ,o,,ha, '"'e's OF
"e' Is one OF the most singular tb.,, - '"uf~
P'act Vi tn'' Country. REGARD Cra,,o;'', DOG
was the great leader Of this o.na y,
cool. desperate villain, POSSESSED nc vase
m'no ann resources of the mosl ,vnnt..a,gy Of
before Knapp made the Confession j.. ' ~ KING
her the hope ofpardon. Crowninsb;a,s.' VI.
mace the most ingenious prepars,io,s ~ NAG
an dtbt on his trial. and had his confasl prove
remained h'm he would, If is suppose1 . a'es
succeeded' The following are copies of Nv, Nv
","'en 70 ms sister during his con;nsn,..'.s
"''" "e'e '"'enaed to brought. oul in the .,.
aence proving Inc dtibi. and calculated IN w.
luce feelings IN his favor. Thy srea,,S.p '"'
and accurate. e'henhc
SALEM 18th Nav. ls8o
Dear Sdrah-You kindly reminded ., ''oo'
fast approaching birth day, which draw. u NY
me The following lines "0n
Unhappy day you'll find me in rloon, -,
And thoughts OF keen sensation in nv h. VI
ressed- y hiehds ca
I'm nov now fortunes deadly aim, and by the world oOO,.
time = wings Of
That Is my soul is pure from guilt, and tls ,oos,
crime. ' 'Hosl nottId
HOW visionary are the anticipations If a.
NE NO one knows what the next hour ,n.
orins forth, or whether we may not in tn. 49,
hour be calledinio eternity to give an ac,o' 50
oil ourselves to that Supreme Being WIN .a"'
us Into exis'ence. The more reflect IN ~
subject, the morei am sensible we onob, y"
guide our course in the paths Of recii,ufs .ai
virtue. But few days since, enoyed con
tentmen' aud liberty. | bad the most 6ausrin.
prospects OF passing a cheerful summer wi,S,
you, unconscious OF the malicious and heII;.S
schemes con,rived 10 blast our characttrs--.on'
all IN life. Now doomed to spend our von,bE,,
days IN the solitary cell Of a gloomy prison
sometimes imagine il vision Would IN a.
IT was so butt know TOO well the real,, ~
the reverse. Had the Committee of V;o;Ia,a'
requested US to give them an account of mr.
selves, we would cbeerfully have done in
their entire satisfac'on.--The perjured State
Pfison convict@ that they intend to btinss
evidence against us will be none 10 their CROFT,
What prompts him TO This perjured Confession,
Is II in anticipation of getting pardoned2 orr,
il wealth | leave il to an impartial Jnrv ..
decide. will write to you again. Adlsu to
night
RICHARD CROWNINSHIFFp :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

peel al q superabundant harvest, rs ~ does NJ
present. Ia consequences every thing Is nnn-
suslly ehrap in this cry. Here we have the
bes, beef ag5d per III. ; veal 8: mutton 8 fresh
butter od eggs ID. per dozen !: fat chickens
aud ducks Is 80. per couple, and apple potatoes
Sd per stone Of II lbs.
Pray in Your next letter explain the meaning
Of the American word, F." Cauens.p aud this dh-
ference tetween the terms OF, 'Esderdfias" ani
Republicans"
The Her Presu,nptire and his Famitg.-His
ROYAL Highness was united TO the Princes AIDE.
lalde Louisa Therese Caroline Amelia, eides'
daug hier Of the late and sister of the reign'ng
Duke of SAKE Meningen, llth Of July, 1910
when the Duke was In his 53d year. and the
Princess in her Goth: The issue OF this mar
tiage was the Princess Charlotte Augusta, born
and died the 9Th March. 1919. and the FIRM
| cess Elizabeth GeOrgna Adelando, born the
| 10Th OF December, 1920. died the 4tb OF Marct
in the following year. The Earl CT Enrol, the
Hon. John Erskne Kennedy tsecopd son Of
Earl Cassillis,) Mr.. Philip Sydney (the mem
| her for Eye, and oldy Sun Of Sir James sydney,
Bart.) and Lieut. Col Charles Fol, II The 34fh
! Regiment of Foot, stand IN the rehion OF sons
in-law 10 the ilrsrious Duke. having married
the Misses l. zahelh Augu,'a, Sophia aWd Ma
| ~ Fitzolareuce, his Royal II ghnt'ss uaogn
isrs Col. fnzcarence. Of the Tn fnsi'iefs'
married in 1871 Lad, Augusta Boyle, daugh
Ter of the Ear OF Glasgow and Col. George
Fizclafence is son.in Jaw 70 the Eri OF r.gfe'
mont. Cap Adolphus Frzclarenc'. X. N and
the Rev. Augustus fhzelarence, rector OF Ma
| pie Durham are unmarried.
The Frt2olarences are the children of the
Duke by Mrs Jordan. Rpnor has said thai
one Of The Misses FIlsclarence came 90 thi,
country. as an actress. under the name Of NJ :.
Alsop, and that her remains rep1se IN Ira ~
Church yard in this city, The iollnwina fgni
fcnnt hnts from the Eleey an an Unior innate
LADY" are etched ON plain but neat tomb
stone, which was erec.ed, WE believe. by {
Comedian over the grave:
" From whom descended now nsais hee not
To whom related or by wio begpii
A heap ot dust alone remains Of the,
lis all bou at. and hl the proud shall be"
! She died. we ihiuk. in 1921 OF 1922 Wher
she fast appeared here on the stags she va
eueeinie. She daughter of Mrs. Jorlan
whom shf strongly 'rr'efnh'ed. The pm
tsrnity a,cribed 20 her, if rur, makes l
possible that the Duke of Ciarencetuay Inv,
agIand child 10 this country.
IN Y Con. Adp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

France. Loodon Quarterly Review
closes an article on the political condition
and prospects of France with the following re.
mark:
We think 1t is hardly possible to doubt that.
unless the existing government adopts, md
succeeds in carrying INTO fleet, some very de.
ci.ive measure in the course of the presen wear
there will ensure another burst of oonvulsion,
and Napoleon has left no SAYING of more
indisputable truth behind him. than tina, re-
volution IN France is revolution in Eu-
rope.
One oftwo things must happen Charles X.
will Obtain much greater share of power-or
the people will nsurp the sovereignty, and eli her
over,urn the throne by sheer force, as they did
before. or reduce the wearer Of the crown to a
sort OF president ~ their democracy. There
is no longer any intermediate class between
those two estates; and one or the other il
seems manifest, must, ere long. gain the clear
asee0danoy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
From the Mariinsburg WAY Gazette.

Mr.. Editor The experiment here related,
NAV be made by aoy person, if, as in my own
case, they have any doubt Of tie result for
until Ihsd sesnlit with my own eyes, performed
by nv own hands, could not credit 1t as a
thing possible was told that you might ill
a vine glass 6rimming full Of water, and drop
into il one by one, a nnmoer ofpins, taking
care TO drop them in with the points downward.
ani gently, 30 as not To splash ont The water
and that 10 portion of he water in the glass
would run out. The number of pins mentioned
was so great, ms 10 mako Il appear TO me-
contrary 10 a plain law of nature. that two
bodies could not al She same time fill the same
space. But as the experiment Is easily made, |
tried II
| filled common wine glass full of water
as 10 appear from the adhesion 10 the rim Of
the glass more than full. and taking care not
to shake the q ass or slaps out the water by any
violence | dropped upwards of ttco hundred pins
iu,u the water gently, putting the points iii as |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

x He subscriber will commence the fan
IA and winter session of his School on Mon
day the ooh Of September next Terms as
heretofore.
few boarders. students either of his own
school, or Of any female school in Town, can
be accommodated on mode, ale terms.
JOHN G. REID.
August Q u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

The Asistic Journal for June state that an
agreement has hrrn entered into by The nina
btnnts OF the town aud territory of MBacca.
thar siarery shall not be recognized in SAID tom
aud territory after he 3ld Of December 1871,
Ihis agree m"nt was II ese INTO, tnroug ihps
medium of depntstons from lie different la>sp
of nha llanis, viz five persons on behalf oftbr
Portuguese, and as many on hcraII of the
Chinese, The MaIays and the Chooleas respec.
tlyply.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
Returns ior Gouernor.

The returns from he three last Parishes, not
official, though believed to be correct. SO tar,
so good.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
d Ql43 III !.

LOUISIANA ELECTION RETURNS
For Congress -Nep. Orleans DBtriGt-Iudge
White, AntrAdm'ni straiion, re. elected without
npnoSuiun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

From The N. Y EVsning journal of July II.
PuBLIc DINsER. After several Intellectual
attempts to raise dinner for the 1ammany
MAGICIAN, we learn tha' meeting was he Id
ut SHELTON Hall, nj winch lha, 90 republican
Walter Browne. was chairman, Il a gentleman
from New Jersey, Aron o. Dayton esquire, &c.
rs secretary. twas resolved 10 appo,nta com.
miltee OF " seventeen" TO take into consd' ra-
ton the propiiefy Of getting up the dinner on
the most approved Canal street PLAN" with
plenty of spruce beer" Mr. Van Buren, has
now been in the CITY some eight or leu days,
and, as we learn, snperiniendcd the Fihh
Ward election but we do not envy him his
feelings nor lis appetite, after tie signal de.
feat Of the, Skeleton" candidate, for whose
success he took SO lively an interest. We
presume that he will soon travel 10 the North
to lock after the safety of the " Regency"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

u The Augusta Cons'ituionalist remarks
with surprise, that al the State Right Dinner
at Charleston. the name Of WIN. II. Crawford
" one of the most distinguished advocates o
State Rights in the Union, was not so much as
mentioned"
This ought moi to surprise the Constitution
alist --Hamrl,on aud Hayue!are oithe new light
State Right School, two years old, just as dis
tinct from that of WIN. II. Crawford rs his
from, the Federalism which Hayne protested
until he found be could dispose OF it TO advan-
lage. [ Rich. Hhig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

MFRS. TOMPkINS con, nuez 70 receive
4VA young Ladies' in thu family rs boarder,'
and promises to those who may favor her WIN
their patronage, the strictest affection 10 the'f
comfort and morals. Mrs I. will " instrue'
iion in Music on tue Plane Porte.
august ifNfs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
S.nii,n..t. eJihe Famous B,a. Pom. With re

Ssniims.i. eCihe Famous I'm. Pom. With re-
gard 10 .Barr'oss.
Never marry bui for love +; bur ser that thou
lowest uhai is lovely. II love BE- mol Thy
chief motive, thou viii soon grow weary Of q
married state, and stray from thy romise &c
search, out pleasure IN forbidden places.
Lei not enjo, ments lessen. b1, augment at.
fiction II being the basest oi passions % Ike.
when We have not. VIVA We slight whel we
possess.
II is lhe difference between love and lusi !;
rhatth 10 fixed. that volatile love grows
iu., wastes by enjoY ment. And the reison Is,
thai one springs from nm union oil souls. d. the
ether rem an union OF pence.
They have divers orig nsls.and 20 hate diff
feIent families : that inward aud deep. hts su
perfciaI that uansieni this permanent
Thy hat marty for money cannot have the
rue .atlsfaciins of MHrlage, The requisite
means being waning.
Men are general NOSE careful Of thi breed
ri their horses aud their dogs than OF thar chill
dren.
Those mist be ofthe best sort. Tor shape.
strength. courage. AM good conditions but rs
for these, their own poster Y, money shall an
swer all ibings With such II makes the crook.
ed ,'Tah. SITS q iin' VS. nghi,.cnfes adsss,
COW fall, aud change. al cnnditl0ns mcnds
shp : n, e'V's sweat breath. repairs ionors,
usFes yaung. work, wonders
O how snrdid Is man grown Man. ihe NO.
b,e,l creature IN The world As god oG earth,
aud he mag OF Him hat made il tbis 10
mistake eartu for heaven aud worship g1ld lor
6 d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

II is no news 10 the most OF our readers that
the heat OF the last II days has been as grea
al least, as it usually is nj the same season of
The year, and that il has been more equally sus-
tanned, and Of longer duration, than las been
experienced here FOR several years. For the
last eleven or twelves days, the THERMOMETER
has been, al some time in every day, at above
90 degrees OF Fahrenheit; aud at no hour of the
four and twenty, during the same period. has I
ranged much below so. This great heat has
caused within this District, and especially a.
mong the recent immigrants working along
the line OF the Canal, a number OF sudden
deaths. We shall not overrae the number of
deaths from the direct iunupnce q the sun, or
from drinking cold water, in that part of the
District which lies East OF the Potomac, at
twenty five or thirty. MAJ. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Chinese Aiuertisemem -" Chang -ehton f1i,
vho issnes this thanksgiving advr,tfsmsnl.
lives oatslde thu south gate IN Crest Tranquil
~ lane, where ne has opened an incense smok'
ing mnsquiIo shop. On TIE evening Of the
~ h inst. two Of his fellow workmen n the
shop Nesahurg ard AK, employed q tupdv
in drug shlrh by ats tunes sunk all the part
ners into deep sleep. during which the, rub
bed the shop OF ell The moaey, clolhtl, &c.
which they soud carry away. Next mnning,
when the partners a~oke, no trace wni 10 be
found Of these Two men. II any goodpeople
know where they are. and VIII give nj rma-
slou, 'ln'". offering in 1a~ary rcd papa. OF
four dollars viii be presrUted. II both the
booty and the two men be seized, and deliver
ed over NJ my little shop. ten dollars viii be
presented. Decidedly viii NOT eat my words.
This advertisement is true
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Valley Bank. The annnel meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Bank of the Valley fnr the
purpose of uqniring into the affairs and co"di.
ton OF the Bank and appointing Directors for
the parent Institution and its several hrancbes
Tor the present year, was held AT the BANKING.
house in this place on "Wednesday last.
The expose OF the affairs Of the Bank Afford
ed abaudant evidence of the prudenI manage.
ment Of the concern. ADD proved it 10 be III the
mos, prosperous condition. The lat years
Directors we're re- elected without opposition
Alter the irans"ct'nn of the regular hnsiurss OF
the meeting the act of the last session of the
Legislature extending the character was sub
United TO their consideration, aud a resolution
accepting the terms therein proposed was offer
ed and unanimously adopted.
Hinchestsr Hirginidn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02
Eemaie Education.
August Q

q. > NTH respectfully givFs No,
M tee that the next session OF his Scn"''
VIII commence on the first Monday in October,
The School will be continued in the house Oh
John Tompkins. Esq. aud on the same terms as
heretofore,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

L
One. cams ava, This time IN ioid ~,
i've, and some What impatient tone. an.
,wered as LOUDLY. Nhe,r are ynu apn
kno- WHARF Won are siill nnsg'n'ng ina.
~, so,p.w. ere in search of her nut ROW
ing no ansser. shortly went up sisrs' vi my
,,,nro n the house. about haf an hour sher-
x.,ds sh. inquired why lad called so ofen.
and vI,.reI vas, and VA. Of Course surprised
=, bs,, had moi been nrat the house The
time. On The Bob OF The same monih,si sheu'
foue o :. lock, =. NJ. Mrs. - came down
stsirs inio The drawing room. sh,eh she "a"
nniiie1 a few minutes before, and on enRflng
IN. rspm saw me, a. she supposed sasn'ng
xih INV back 10 The Ere She addresses me,
asking how il was had returned 80 soon = hao
len he house for y walk half an hour b'io'r
She sail hooked hxsdv II hfr with sErions
and ihougatiul expression Of counienanof' on'
did aoi speak She supposed was oo .ira ~
thought, and sat down in an arm char near
the FIRE. and close within couple OF fss' a.
uost of the figure she still saw standing before
her. A. however, The eyes still continued 20
be hsed unon her. after few minutes she saio'
why don't YOU spesk - The hgnfe'
unon this, moved off towards the window al the
farther end Of the room. the eyes stlil gazing
on her, and passed so very c,ase 10 her ~ 40
,ng SO. thai she wss strocs by the oIrc1mslhno'
at hearing no step nor sO,ud, nor feeling her
clothes brushed sgainsi.nor even any agitation
in the air The idea then arose Tor The hfs'
time in her mind, that Il was no reality, ou'
. spectral Illusion"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Consumption. - Some very interesting expe
flmenis have been performed nj Paris lately,
by DR.. Coiteteau, physician of emine nee, on
pai'en's ahir ed with consumption. Having
conceived that the an'i-pulresoent qualities OF
che chloreis oil lime and soda, might be applied
with earct 10 liberated lungs, he invented an
apparatus Tor The purpose Of administering the
ehlor.i in the form OF gaseous vapour aud il
he and others are 10 be believed, the Effort has
exceeded eIpcc''t'oe. Some Of the patients
IN very advanced stages OF consumption, after
inhalng this gas dozen tunes, threw up in the
Apfctoralon, iubercles which had been de
isehed from the lungs, and the diseased parts
beng thus removed, the lungs healed, and
again became hralby. Should This : a,ement,
winch now rests on the authority of Mr.. Cote.
reau and several other respectable physicians,
be true, we my congratulate the faculty on a
discovery, which 10 many cases mnst prove an
inealeulaole blessing Dublin Lii Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

HALF PRIcE.-An lrsbman, just arrived in
London, saw IN shopkeeper's window /:
This superior blanket for half price, IA i,
was TIE very article he wanted, he quickly
walked in and inquired the price Of i, Five
shilings, replied the seller. Cheap enough.
100, aud will buy IT," says Pat aud putting
il under his arm, he laid down halfa crown
aud was taking his leave, when the shopkeen.
er lesped over the counter and interrupted his
passage; demanding shillings and siIpence
more F." Didn't you advertise the blanket for
hafprice ?" said sihe Hibernian didn't YOU
say The price was sbIilings consequently.
half price u the half of that so thed -
burn myself and the blanket il | give up my
bargain. Finally. both parties adjourned 10
Bo"sirerrt when, after a pa,ienf examination
before the magistrate, Pet was permioted to re-
ain his purchase, aud The blanket seller warn.
I'd never more 10 ticket shis goods in the win
Cow for sale at ha!fprice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

Dyssniery- Receipt for curing The Ds,entery
or summer Complaint in lis mildesi and uorst
aages LIKE Nv" g'asse, IT seel uil--two
W. l. Molssses-two glasses ". /. Rum
simmer them well together over a fire ,ill il be
comes the Thickness oiihe honey, so that the
oil may not separate FROM the rest. While on
the IRE keep il we'll stirred, aud when taken OF
con''nn the same al III cold. Then the pa
iien', If grown person, should lake a spoonf ul
once All hour, I'LL he finds the disease abatinp.
then once IN two hours, or as the judmen, may
suggest until cured. Children 10 lake i, IN Ink p
msn1tr IN proporion 10 their ages The person
VINO hands tbs Tor publication, is moved by
none other than a humane motive He has ex.
psr'enced cnres IN his family, and know, maov
oihr's Of the same kind. LISA simple medi
cine, and not the least injurious to the mos,
delicate constitution, Let those who are at
blefed. Try TIE experimental will do no harm,
aud will cerfalGy save life LIT those who
may read this, cuI II out OF tire paper and cave.
iuNt freserSeii H. hingston Pit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-02

The deiec, Of our age. saws tie London
Morning Chronicle, is odnting aud h.s,bily.
There IS some correctness IA this observation
applird TO both hemisphere. But all ineul
cation of morality is no, to be thought cant.
nor all particular religion humoug. The cause
OF morais ADD religion IS certainly injured by
eTes" OF zeal and effort, whether hypocr,ticaI
or sincere. We cannot but believe that the
attempts which have been made in this coun.
Try TO stop he operations of the mails and
STEAMBOATS, on Sunday, have materiaIl, as
sisted Miss Virgin, IN the Object OF her famous
Ieetotes. MAJ. Gag.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01

tho poetic lsnguase Of Norfolk toast. does indeed
fall upon the ear, like the music Of other DAYS
Almost every indication Of the time announces the
certain falflment Of Mt. Jcferson's prediction
With name that rings throughout tho civilized
world, talents that his btterest foes pause to praise
and admire, whilc envy their tongues, and ma
lice hlls their hearts, and with personal qualities
which inspire enthusiasm it 10 impossible that weak,
malignant prosecuting and distracted administration,
can stand before him. Men of kind and generous
fecings--men who wish 10 the restoration Of tho
days Of federation and bersity-men who are Repub-
'icans in their daily lives, who pracsse it, and not
merely 6eiioso it--men who wish to see age, talent,
experience and responsibility once more assume their
native superiority, and office hunters slanderers and
toad-eaters sink into their proper insignfcance--
oil such men, with few exceptions. will ultimately
gruvitate to Henry Clay-the brave, the generous,
and the msgnanimous. We are no Prophets, but We
believe it as il we already sawit.