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NEW uANjPSHIRE

Return. are in from oil but Is towns. End he ma
lory Tor Dn-mort. 'h' Jrkson "andida'e, ia FOUR
THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND INVENT
FOUR.
The n. III. Pstrio, says, ".here has probably bet n
uihcient gain IN ihe % not lie ard from TO
Dinsmore's mi lry to more than FIVE THOU
SAND VOTES and had the Repub lean party given
hsr W ole strength, the majority woulj have be q
seven or eight ,housAod. We have a c0Ips de re
se'Os OF moe than 5000 voters, which may Al any
time be brought to the psils whenever their votes
neeted."
The Clay patty upon the first news from New
Hampshire, boasted OF the "decrsafe of The ION
IN ,riiy. The result as stated in the N IL Patriot
shows an increase OF nearly one thousand in the Jack
son majority Tor Governor, and in the congres sion al
election, where the line Of national politics ia directly
dawn, ga increase Of nealy FIFTEEN HUNDRED
ov'r our maj hiy o last year The opposiGol must
now give up the ate OF New Hampshire as impraei-
eaOI';-'he sturdy y'oTasry OF the granite state
have spoken their nhdence in the admiusrs-
tor, year after year, with increased mSjorties until
there is not ga loop" for The Nationals hang hope
upon BdH Rep.
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M Office to UndertdkeTS.-The ribers will
receive proposals until the 7lh day OF April next
Tor building Clerks Office at Nouoway Courtbouse
OF the following dimensions and materials The
House 10 be 81 feet long, by 10 feet wide from outside
10 outside Of Brick the walls two feet thick from the
base, (Which TO be sufficiently deep 10 ensure good
and sufficient oundaOp0 up to The hoor which IL 10
be two feet from the surface Of the ground-tbe w,l
up to this point may be either of good brick or stone
the pitch OF the rooms III feet, the walls IL niche,
thick, partition wall of brick dividing he House into
two rooms, and chimney at each end OF the House
Sls within The walls which the seepers are TO rest
with eluds reaching 10 the calling the whole 20 be
lahed and Plasered, leaving space of two inches be-
tween the lattfs and was.-Ths floors TO be toneued
and grooved wash and chair-bosrds An on; door 10
each room, and partition door four winlows is
lights, 10 by IL, With iron gra'es The doors 10 be
furni,hsd with good and sufficient locks end hinges
Fbe House TO be well sheeted and covered with slate
OF good quality The whole of lhs brick 10 be of good
qualify, hard and well burnt, and all The iimbers OF
good heart pine, and well seasoned. The work 10 be
finished within the present year; executed faithfully
and IN workman-like style The money will be paid
In November next, or as ,..s work ia compiet
ed and received All letters addressed to the under
signed, at Nottoway Courthouse, (posi psid) will be
attended to. Should contract te made Tor he above
work, earlier than the 7h of April next, il will then be
let to tbs lowest bidder ii being NoltowAy Court day
JOHN p. DUPUY,
JOHN II. KNIGHT,
SOL b JErER
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The Union Ii 'nk OF Mdryia'd gives notice that /:
will receive special deposits OF money to limited
amount, and grdnt certificates for the same payable
forty day5 after demsdd with interest at this rate OF
four per cent. per annuIn
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WAsEINToN, Apail 1.-The Commissioners for the
adjustment OF the claims Denmark for spoa,ions
committed on American commerce will commence
ihee Siing this day, at the Spacious building on Capi
io Hill, known by the name OF the OH Capitol.
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III ARDWARE AND CUTLERY AT AUCTION.
q IL VIII be sold on Monday the 18th April, at the
sign OF the Golden Anvil, opposite the Merchants
Coffee House, general assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery, comprising the usual varieties Of wholesale
and retail Store The articles have been selected with
care, and VIII be sold in lots to quit purchasers.
Sale 10 be conducted by Mss,rs j. & S. Cosby g. Co.
. G. III BACCHUS,
warren IL lO6 ids Trustee
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h fa'ened Brig, United S!sles Henry c. Bel! inas.
ter, will leave Norfolk fer New O1sans on The ooh
or 25h this month (April) Persons wishing 10 ship
slaves by this vessel are requested 10 make early APP
piiCa,ion by letter or in person to
JACOB YICKERY, Agent,
Norfolk pa.
April 5. uI-6,
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PENITENTIARY,

PENITENTIARY,
BID Mo 3lst, 1881.
NOTICE Wanted at this Ins,i u,ion, an Assistant
keeper-A man OF industrious and, steady moral
habi, energetic and prompt in the discharge OF his du-
ties acquainted with tile materials and the nuiaclng
oil articles composed OF leather.
SAML p. PARSONS, Sup'I
March 81. lOg-if
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Mar. 81. IO9-2w6t NERIAH BARNES

ENOR SALE.-Tbe Coal Pits formerly known by
u the name Of Grdhdm's Coal Pits.-By virtue
OF Deed OF Trust made to Daniel Call, and the pub
scriber-by Edward Anderson and Ann, A. his wife
and recorded in the county Court of Goochland 10 Sc
cure the payment of deb, due from the said Edmund
Anderson 10 Walter Dunn, as Executor of the last will
and testament of John Graham, decd, will be sold 90
the 18th day OF April next, TO The highest bidder Tor
ready money a, Hallam's Hotel 10 the City of Rich
mond, the tract OF land lying and bsiug on Jane.
River, in the county OF Goochand and state of Virg
mia, and described in the sad Deed OF Trust as con-
tanning nine hundred and eighty two acres and one
quarter of an acre, be the same more or ess-Tbe H.
lie s believed to be good; but selling as trustee shall
only convey such right is vested in me by the said
deed. DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON
lz IOl-td5 Trustee
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TREE HlII. RACES.


III eond TUESDAY in May next, loh Of the month Is,
hea,s--ntrance $Ioo-half
forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
l John Mnge, John NJ. Botts,
d. Il. Hare. Thomas b aach.
VIM. Ii. Minge, 9 b. Moody
Jno. d. kerby, 10 WIN. +. Wickham,
J. NJ. Sslden, IL A. Armstrong.
VIM wyppe, IL CD. C. Grav7s.
81 day-Proprietor's purse--two mile heats-S3oO
Sd day-Jockey Club Purse-Si ,0o0--four mile
4th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES four or more sub.cr ri.
bers obtained at $50 EACH be added to the purse
Of $3.50.
From the number Of horses expected at Tree Hill
s probable during the week some interesting races
may be made and run.
j. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
N. Is. There is now open a Sweepstake for 3 wears
old-entrsnee $780, subscribers requi,ed-th.ee al
ready down-to close the let of Apri-(mile beat,s1
March 20, los-s2wtd J. NJ. S.
pROADROCK RACES, Spring MEErINc. viii
HID commence the last "Wednesday in April, The 27lh
proximo, and continue four days.
lat day-two Races-a Swpeestake and Pos'stako.
Subscribers to Sweepstake-mile heats--and en-.
trance $2OO-haif forfeit,
Abner Robinson, James W. Wiuifee,
VIM. X. Johnson, Isham Pickett.
Subscribers to Pcstsiake-mile heats-enuanee
Sl00-play or pay:
Thomas Watson, Thomas ID. Watson.
John Minse, James NJ. Seldom
I'd dsy-Proprietor's Pure S200-two mile heats
ou uay-Jockey CLUB Purse $oOO--three mile heats.
4'h day-two races-annual Posts;ake and Sweep
stake.
Subscribers TO Poststake-two mile heats-purse
S225:
VIM. IL. johnson, ]. j. Harrison,
Jas M. Seiden, Wm Wynne,
Tho. Watson,
Subscribers to Sweepslake for 4th day-Inle he ats
entrance $50:
Tho. Watson, VIM. Bill
Tho. Graves, R;chd Adams
Tho. ID. Watson,
lSHAM PICKETT, Proprietor.
Mfch ~ 10S-2swtd
LII III Ia
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AN TERN lNN.-Ihis Tavern, situated in
w the City Of Richmond, on I'm, or Tailey street,
dndJ0r many gears IN the occupancy Of Mr.. Cidi-
borne L. Thomas has recently been taken by the SUB.
scribers.
The public Is respectfully informed that they are
iuiiy prepared 10 entertain company; and that every
endeaYour Will be used 10 give entire satisfaction.
continuance OF The patronage Of the Western Traders
in stock and oil the former customers of this stand
morally, is particularly solicited. All the houses be-
longing TO The establishment under going consider.
able repair and improvement, and having sundry
'cs, substantially enclosed and conveniently
'hey can afford accommodation TO: every kind of stock
and to any extent that may be desired.
JOHN WYSE,
Mar. 81. l09-2w6t NERIAH BARNES
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IRI9 hhShhL SALE by vttue y! dectee y
I'VE he Superior Court Of Chtneesy Tor the Fr ed
erickseors Dlsiric in cause thessin depending BE-
tween,
Reuben NJ. Garrett, EA'or Of AFTER Wood deed Pl Or
sgairs'
Rishard Nj Segar, Alu'o with the Will annexed
OF Wan. Sessr, deed Penelope Segsr, Tidow OF the
said Wslsm, ard ether Dshs
sha'l proceed TO sell fer cash be fore Thomas reefs
Tavern in the town of Ur5auna in the County OF Mid
dessN, en- ihe 25h day OF Ao' the Of land
tanning two hundred and TWEEN y-6ve acres more or
less, subject 10 he widows dowec therein.
CHARLES l.. wINGFiELD,
March %. lOS-l3s NJ s. C w ID.
STAGE NOTICE.-The Mail Coach will hereafter
~ leave Petersburg iOr' Halifax, Marlboro and Ra-
leigh, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at
NJ, arrive at HALIFAX the same days. at p M.-leave
Halifax the next days, at A. NJ. arrive al Tarboro
at r. Nj. in time for the Passengers to take the Nor.
folk line for Fayettsville-At Enfield Coach will
leave Immediately on the arrival of the Petersburg
Coach for Raleigh and arrive at the latter place the
same evening.-By these routes the passengers obtain
the necessary rest each night. Tile .Ne,D Orleans
.Udti line OF Post Coaches, leaves Petersburg for
Fayetteville, via Lawrenceville, Warrenton, Lewis
burg, and Raleigh daily, at 1 p. Nj. and arrives at
Fayetteville, in 10 hours.
THE PRoPRIEToRS.
Petersburg Stage Office, March II. IOl-l2t
EBICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-Tbe Sub
a 'crihers offer for sale, at their Office, ShockG
Warehouse the following woods made at their Factory
A Cotton Sheefings
81 do !Shutings
Stout C.ttOn Osndbtlrgs, 20 inches utde
lind general assortment If Cotton Yarns.
These good; are believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the United States, and will be sold ow
as goods of similar quality be purchased 10 the Nor
TIE highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept. "a. 4O-tf
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From tho New York Courier & Enquirer.
P'o9fs Of The deplordbie cedkness Of the presen. I'D
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Feb. 26. 95-2awtd
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ron T'JJE NoT1yDrp

-, -, FOH THE E.NQDJRER.
mr.. C2Gy in The back ground Il would respect
luly ask Tue promoters Of the AniiJsckson meeting
held on Wednesday evening last in this city, if they
consider the cause OF Mr. Clay in such hopeless
That they are at last compelled abandon him? If this
is not Tue case, why did they call meeting of III
friends OF MT clay at oDce' Why notify che cppo-
nents OF second election Of Gen. Jackson'' Have
they acted with deception'Was this meeting intended
to promote Mr. CLAWS views, under The rose7-If it
was mol really am at a loss to conceive what the
up-o-the, hub Claymen will say the subject Only
As hours before their Organ in this ci expressed his
conscientious belief that MIR. Clay stood better chance
Tor the Presidency than Gen. Jackson now, for
sooth, what with the circulation Of handblls ringing Of
BELLS ana publishing OF newspapers in anticipation OF
the regular hour, they content with the congrega
ton Of me opponents of Gen. Jackson" let them be
Tor calhoun, Writ, VAN BOREN,' aoy other per-
SOD. Wen might Mr.. Clay exclaim "God save me
from such friends,
u would be pity that the Author Of the Preamble
and RESOLUTIONS Of the Antics al the CAPITOL should not
receive lhe need OF fneit justly his due for their
b,auty OF style depth of conception and the TRUTH of
MS Posuons' They said TO have emsnatd from the
prohc pen OF tho Author Of TO- and an innumera-
bic NO OF fugitive newspaper Essays Can 1t be true
That me Author, after making this extraordinary exer
ton Of intellect, refused TO serve The Reporting Com
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THE CLAY MEETING

We beg pardon OF our ffi, nds at tie Capito'-bu,
we iks to call ihiags By their right naues II is
LAY mtslog to all lot Ma and purposes WHY treat
" as ADii.JacksoIl WY announces l. uBdsr tte mama
ana style OF meeting somposed Of lhoss who are en-
p0Sfd to the re election Of President Jackson? 1t Is true
thai by spreading he net little wider ib.v NIGH
nave expected to catch few more allies; ard how lar
he mareIvre sccceeded, III. n OF for us 10 sav But
We ali know that tile more than three yesr.
ago, similar expetifp emf was tried. meeting was
then called OF persons who were opposed 10 The
election o; ArdTe Jsekson-fut The nanoe iyre was
seen through. IL was pronounced 10 be an Adam,
bseiiog--and 60 IL turned Qua 10 be. We all re-
menu. .se 49, ~ sscc@a-d Adams Conven on which
met a. the Capitol on The eight o. January, 1925
And just so ii 10 with 'his mseling Of politician,
50 opposed the reelection Of Pfead n, Jackson"
Let them call themselves Anti Jackson, or what they
peasewe will abide by the old Virginia wager of bat
tle-aud risk any reasonable bet, that the Baltimore
Convention of December next will turn out to be high
toned, genuine clay Convention.
Can there he any doubt about it?-It was originally
got up by his and professed friends. At almost
every meeting which has assembled for the purpose OF
nominating delegates 10 it, they have avowed themselves
TO be the friends OF Mr. Clay. Almost all have raised
their banner alo given il 10 "kss the breeze!'- and
inscribed in legble characters upon The Friends NJ
Henry clay" AT this very moment, most, If not all
the opposition meetings in Pennsylvania which are
called for the purpose OF appointing delegates the Bal
,imore Convention themselves to be his friends
We have before the proceedings Of the first and only
meeting which has yet taken place in Virginia (excep
the Richmond Assembly)--an that was In the county,
Of Fauqu or, the 9th day Of Augusi--snd what was
The style OF IN Gentlemen "opposed TO the recollection
Of President Iacksoni-No no ID bears upon lie front
the bold characters Of "Clay Meeting" IL processes
70 be composed Of citizens Of the county of Fauquer
friendly to the election of HENRY CLAY to Tire ne x
Presidency OF the United Statesand they adopted The
following resolutions;
"Resoped, That his NEE inS consider II duty which
they owe 10 themselves and their eouniry, 10 adopt
roessures appoint dlegaie TO ihs National Repub.
hcan COnv niion, to DO held ely OF BlHmore 10
December next.
"ResoIved, Tbs',h rlsBdssf henry CLAY 10 the
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g IT, foh SALE VIVA nc soid, Ca S,,uyua
- 'ns ~ OF OF n;St t,ir, II MOI, ,h4 e 8,
-" ua> s@hday sxeeP, 'he!aa ~ on ,he premises 10
'ne hst's bid Ter, III E, ia .i-on Cihdv ,sIlsd
ho.Sh'a, wleteon a Iate ID c,as u. vic r. Pa.t..on
resided LES ia he i.rk o. Ro,k6,h IN! j.. I, oer.
ana ana 9oo''.s about i've hundred and SKY aFrsr
'ne -" g'ound add high iands are OF mo-, % n
queI"y' aud snsceP be OF the high IA 49,, ,
possmsh, Ios terms WI be jre iyo ,br5 - I'M
iou' year credit, seSufed By ood, sd ~ pFnei Soi
''T'y ard deed of t'.s on ,he hoJ' approved 'e'
am, s."S p'Sl"> 'eirg be E,ate Tor sls. ihers,oro
~ p1'op disposed in the meantime 10 give cash I'll,
, r. 20 ar Thomas Taylor in Richmond who IL an
Iii 70 sen n, or to myself, in Buckingham and If
soiu previous 10 the day above mentioned due noicn
VII DC gwen propose seeding on it a crop OF wheat
ana III good ilne or which moderate Commemorate
wa be expected. Possession at Chrisu.ss ITbe ~
ehaseF may supply himself with corn fodder sc ana
sucn s'ock as he may desire, on the place
IN. Eside wen kDUwO 10 ne a yefy snperfor oo..
~ Fv'nmIng purchasers viii judge for themselves
man h'fey inVe them TesloeHnily, bit cor 6J.n,iv
% 10 al IT, l. VIII be shswu By NJ Spsbc.f Timer
who hyes atj;in ny, OF by myself "''
REUBEN b. PATTI ESON
Executor Of Ovid II. Pste,oa dsc,d
Buekngham, Aug. 20, 1881.
. y o. Sy -tde
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MAkklED-on tho 18th of August, Rev Weller
Capt WILLIAM r. WHrE late of Spotisy vana County TO
GArH.RNE LouIs, eldest daughter William White OF
Davidson County, Tennessee.
CoNMUStc
Dbp IN Sunday night the 22d Mr. THoAi. CotISs OF
King and Queen county, the 7Oh hi Mr. ,ins
entetod the clos,
haVins been engaged in of action,
North immediately after the close war Mr. g. married
and settled himself aud though poor, honest Industry ard
rosa, nc accumulated good living Having wife,
married second time aud by had twenty four
children lie remarked few eksh his
that he had had eighteen OF his children frequently a, b with
in AT tho lie
though have had sculc labor hand support my
anly eau say IN the of Col never
knowingly or envod in hfr" mun,hs Def
ms divided
surviving children, each,
anger amount than no himself lie had been
long eS"ny ana pious member Of c Baptist Chuteh
died in the 6m hope nappy resurrection flo haso bssnd
to mourn his loss, widow, many children en'Sren anu
gIeetg'and ehldronand in his v,vcy o h com
usefulness ma soldier of the Revolution
-, Al the Sweet Syringe ON Wod,..I., a.. nj, -,
Bank OF Lynclibuy w. N' " 'o 'a'mef's
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PIRGIJVIA ELECTIONS.
ACCnHA

, august 81, 1891 (
send you the result of the election i'm this county
On the morning of the Election, Mr.. Braxton address
ca me voters at Drummondtown, and after reading his
circular, lately published in the American Reae,n :,
withdrew from the contest Mr.. Braxton's withdraw,
was not known at Maps at Blosom's There il
uouot however, that ii MIR. Braxton had continued
me contest he would have received larger number OF
voes at Drummondtown and at Pungote ague; but in any
event. Mr.: Coke would have beaten him from 25O TO
800 votes in this county," - "
III. o. Delegates, q De.)-Cas s. Grinalds- 457.
Coz, John r. Drummond 356 j F. BiIey 336-T. A.
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NORFOLK BoRoUGH-On correcting the Polls. A5
woes were stricken from Mr. Maxwel's stand % from
Mr.. king's-elecng Mr. King by majority of "a
MoNoNGALIA.
Monougsia alec ion n I'd on MONDAY ~. %
Francis Bhlogsley snd William G. HsYrY.- we..
elected 81 he House Of Delegates TIE iollJwins i,
statement of the poll.: "
FsrF Bi'lirgsley 64s w. G. H,nr,- eos T
Haymood 54l Waite 1873, X. Niece s97 s n
MhrSan 273-Wbole numbet OF vo,es 1866
For Send e-Charle' s. Mo'gsn--no opposition.
BROOKE COUNTY.
IA. Of Delegates q Dei.) John c. CampbeJI aao
h'eeara Hooker 2l2-COngress Dsddridge SAL.
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COWyKN.NYCATEn-

COyHyfUNTCATED
Feiio,o- ciizens Of Buckinghqm-Tbe writer ot ,bia
has waited, in order n az more efieht non sboniS
haDole be cause on which IL ,ouc e,-hut il aopears
'"ha' every tDsn's business, turns out to he no
msh business Lst him entreai You ths n 10 a,is,t
awake! Mt 10 arms bus 10 ;ha, course which will Dre
Vth' an appeal 30 arms--yes, 10 sTms-in The most
righteous and holy OF esusss.
VIII you m0sh longer remain passive ard obehisp,
saves 10 few 70 he'n, or 'oubern, or eastern or
ives eTn msnufscuFeT'?-I hope I trusl not - r.
dsy--the bcuI" has come, when you az froerp.D = "a
a,'eFt yonr Tighis-when you nil ;eaui,s M -
web er and CIay-Ct id onine gtnuI-to t,f1,. 60
STEPS, aud res ore TO you shat SGcfu s0ncior,,
Constitution o. youf country, UithOut pio2atiovit,,
90 IN spirit, ar whs'? for the uspEjucosd and oSni.
Cal putpofe o. making The aereuilprisis ef evssy 80.
ZOO OF ihs Uniou, tributary to a few bot.bsd o,.n1
assured ;-eveTy part OF she commupi -,ba r.ri..,
Stdpes % me fnSGtlate oupidify of fos,red f,,o
LNeeu say more -n0rs 10 ir eDeb .sIoo- nj ,ha;-
rights OF heir precious hbeyf1 "A lair o,pornni,y
no" ohsFed you TO send on Daiegaies 10 meet In n n
Vsnnon a. Philadelphia, n the 80 h met. Dssga,es
are sp in'ed for the pufpos 80 in all paris NJ ,b
Uaisd Std,es. " P VI wv
b ts'ed hen 20 turn your attention 10 ,bis, uho,
az CIur'' SId vi az lust. ID justice to yourselyss
aud isi mo- your opprcFstFg tauui you with saving vo
bear "illtg yoke-a yoke OF despotc and u1heays-of
oppression IN free and gallant land
You have only TO ACT TO burst tbs chains-;he Lt.ys
WIN which you are bound, into atops-ev,rv Inv ,n
% atoms no milk sud.waier Iansuage--po snpniic,
'~y prayers tor jnsiise-Do nulihratioo-but L.,
ps tell them that the ultima ratio eentca il ouy dor
Fne--ht Oond az IL va. 'eudsd 10 b. or ooihiny-
no governmental, seetoosi PARTIAL les and ipua,oe
Thai The SouN-iho UhOle lSoufh--infepds 10 BE- and
toW be free.
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COnMUNICaTED.
MAJOR LEWIS

The implacahe warfare waged ag ainst the venerable
Chief Magistrate has been particularly dis npuish-
cd by ruthless disposition break in upon his domes
tic privacy and happiness. Even the household ar
rangemenis and the relations of the fire side hi her,o
respected by party spirit in lis blndest fury have in
his case, been wanoniy invaded Nothing connected
with him is sacred from the intrusion of his enemies
They with raw in despair from the field of national
politics where all under his culture is prosperous in
growth and beautiful TO the eye, rampe with barba.
ran loot on ell that most endearug in his private walks
The pious benevolent and exemplary partner of his DO
som, being FAR removed above the reach of vicaton
and SANDER, they would drive from his social circle
the JTiendS, in whose judgment and communion he
finds assurance and pleasure. They would extnru;sh
the lights, without which measures can be wisely
resoved theywould strike from under him the supports
Without which, no policy be executed; in short,
they would Danish all his cordial and approved friends
and encompass him with the faithless and ncompetent
and then raise the cry Of blindness and imbecitvm
Hence, most of the attacks on Major Eaton un,il he
resigned, and the concentration of their cali "a
bitterness upon Major Lewis. Does any one pretend
that his official duties not faithfully performeI;
"lh what more then have the public any concernp Is
10 his enemies that the President should 70 for te
Inst oil his friends! Did he ask the British TO apnoint s
vdettes at New OTleansl When before now have ,n,,
ci'izens or officers OF the government be en- rapod b
fore the public, and held up as objects of disIila ga
aversion, as Lewis has been, merely because he was
in habits of social and friendly intercourse with The
Chief Magistrate Of the nation? But being TINS purs,ed
with the eyes OF lynx and the spirit of demons il IL
assuredly no small proof of their worth that after ali
their great offence is that they possess The regard and
confidence OF him who has done so much TO save and 10
honour the country. -
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