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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

Virus af SmalHor.-A communication from Dr Ozamann, of Lyons, was read at the French Academy, on the 4th of August, in which the writer states-1st, that he has as certained that the matter of Smallpox, if mixed with fresh cows milk, produces an eruption similar to that of the Vaccine virus, and has the same faculty of propagating the Vaccine disease mate in man, but that it was
 imported into Europe about the 9th century, by the Moors of Spain; 2d, that the Vaccine is real Varioli, but of the most benign species; Sd, that by innoculating with the Vaccine vi- rus alone, or that of Variola mingled with fresh cows milk in very small quantity, we obtain as many punctules or punctures, and that the pustules are the real small pox, which guarantees children from this malady, in it's state of maignity. Hence there need be no want of Vaccine matter; for if the small pox makes it's appearance in any district, by taking the matter from a pustule on the 9th day after the eruption, that is, when the li quid it contains is fluid and clean, mixing it with milk, ,and inocculating with this mixture, the result will be the same as with Variola mattcr.-ReU. Enc. .Aom 1850.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

The veritabe Lorenso Dow, of the most ec- centric men of the age, called on us to complain of the great inconvenience he has been put to by Dromio of sellow, who resembles him in many par ticuars, and has pamed himself off the real Lo- renzo. The counterfeit has possessed himself of the details of the private history of Lorenzo and has succeeded in imposing npon a great many of his friends He always avoids the neighborhood of the genuine Dow; and the latter. though he follows him as the substance pursue the shadow, has never been able to encounter him in person. The counterfeit was never detected but once, when he cross questioned closely somewhere in Vermont, and could not give satisfactory answers. We began to doubt whether the original the facsimile be-
 fore us, but he assured that he was the very man who had declined the nomination to the Presidency. It is hard case for thus to be cheated out of his own personal identity; and the imposter ought
 to have his head cut off, and be put to exercise upon a tread mill l-Pror;dence D. Ado.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
Grrom the New Monthly Magazine. MY S1NECURE PLACE,

M S1NECUhE fLACE. How's this, my Lord Grey, can you mean what you
 say?
 Abolish all snecures-pause, my Lord pray Oh, hear me, my Lord-is this really the case2 Nay, do not take from me my Snccure Place. Consider, my income is small for a Peer; I'm poor, fl you take my odd thousands a year; Consider, pray you, how ancient my race, Its dignity sinks with my Snecure Place. My mansion in town has been lately rebuilt, Adornd with superb scagliola and gilt; Pray how shall look MT Nash in the face If you now put an end to my Sinecure place My castle must also be kept in repair One month out of twelve contrive to be there; One month devote to the joys of the chase My castle would go with my sinecure Place! My cottage ornee, on the Devonshire coast Must asobe sold if my place should be lost; Now, pray, my Lord, do reconsider my case, And let me retain my snug Snecure Place. My lady, her opera-box must discard My lady, the beauty-you'll own 'twould be hard My fortune won't pay for her feathers and lace-- Then leave me, oh, leave me, my Sinecure Place Economy may be discreet, dare say. Retrenchment Is all very well in its way; bui theres no occasion for setting your face 'Gainst my ,ndiridudi Sinecure Place. You must, my Lord Grey Git is time to be frank.) Uphold the importance of persons of rank; The anstocratc look up to your race Support them, and leave me my Sinecure Place. II beggarly vagabonds pW make row. De firm. and intimidate, no matter how Fen flourish sword in each vagabond's face- III do it myself for my Sinecure Place. I'll stlpuate atrays to give you my vote Whatever you dictate I'll utter by rote; iouf % notlons-'chGte'er they may te-rll embrace, And I'll do any job for my Sinecure Place.
 T. II. B.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
JUST RECEIVED.

From on board steamboats Erie and Cata,cba, fresl supply of Groceries consisting im part astotlo'cs' 6DE hhds SUGAR, %M 90 sacks COFFEE, 12 bbls MOLASSES, 23 do MACKEREL, 90 kits do.
 9 terces RICE, Is bbs Northern FLOUR, 27 kegs LARD, 45 bbls WHISKEY, do RUM,
 9 do Malaga WINE, do Teneriffe do. do Loaf SUGAR, 35 boxes Window Glass, bbls Linseed Oil,
 do Spirits Turpentne, 3 do Lamp Oil, best quality, 8 do Train Oil, 26 kegs White Lead, 13 boxes Sperm Candles, 12 do Bar Soap, 1o5 sacks SALT, 10 do TABLE SALT, IA tierces Cheese, 4o coils BALE ROPE, % pieces TOW LINEN: 100000 CIGARS.
 -ILSO- Jeans. Linseys and Kentucky Socks. With many ether articles in the Grocery line JNO. RICHARDSON & SON, feb16 46 Sims Brick Rozv
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
JUST RECEIVED.

By late arriras the tollo9ing articles uhc zee ,oa
 sell unusually toio for cash: Enn6A lbs BACON, which we will gESDVSV sell at 10 cents per pound, 2000 yards Flax and Tow LINEN, 250 pieces Kentucky BAGGlNG, 50 coils BALI. ROPE,
 bales TWiNE,
 30 sacks COFFEE,
 50 barrels MOLASSES,
 barrels Newark CIDER, 100 sacks Liverpool SALT, 10 boxes RAISlNS,
 10 boxes FIGS,
 500 ORANGES,
 28 barrels FISH,
 20 barrels Irish POTATOES.
 JNO. RICHARDSON & SON, mar30 g Sims Brick Ro7v
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
CHEAP GROCERIES. sc.

OI1 n "A II WHtOOG1NHGbJs CA0Js Just receivsd by lae arrirais arge supply cf Cheap
 Groceries. E EMAAsacks Liverpool ground SALT, E eDSB9D1O0 brls WfII;KEY, 60 hhds Prime Brown SUGAR, 220 sacks good COFFEE,
 30 barrels Loaf SUGAR,
 35 boxes SOAP,
 54 barrels Brown SUGAR, 40 boxes Sperm CANDLES, 250 ps. Kentucky BAGGING, 200 ps. Hemp and Tow TAGGING, 200 coils ROPE,
 1000 lbs. TWINE,
 15 keps Bar LEAD,
 100 bags SHOT,
 10 tons Swedes & Russia IRON, ten PLOUGH MOULDS, a quan- titv of NAILS, Spanish Brown and White LEAD, LIQUORS, 8lc. Apply to
 ANDREWS & BROTHERS. april30 3. NO. l. Commercial Rozv.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
GROCERFES. &C.

The subscribers hare loteiy receired and re veiring, large supplies cf GRO and othe henry goods, uiz EsSsEe ts 10 tcns ssdes swedes < s Russia 'f IRON ton PLOUGH MOULDS, 15O kegs NAILS and SPIKES, 100 bags COFFEE, green and white, A 10 " JAVA COFFEE, 34 hhds SUGAR, 20 brls do. 15O brls Kentucky WHISKEY, 50 brls Monong'dnela do. 50 brls N. E. RUM, 75 brls MOLASSES, 40 brls Loaf and Lump SUGAR, 40 boxes and kegs TOBACCO, 200 ps. Scotch and Kentucky TAGGING 100 coils ROPE, 500 lbs 1'WINE,
 50 brls FLOUR,
 10 brls MACKEREL, No. and 3, 15O doz PORTER, 15O dog CLARET, I 10 casks do. 20 dog CHAMPAGNE, 10 doz BURGUNDY, A pipes MADEIRA, S 3 pipes SICILY, = 9 ppes TENER1FFE, E 3 pipes LISBON, D 10 casks sDryMALAGA 10 l casks Sweet dc.
 pipe Holland GIN;
 9 pipes Cogniac BRANDY, 2pipes American do. brls Jamaica and St Croix RUM, 75 boxes SOAP,
 50 boxes Sperm CANDLES, 10 brls LJNSEED OIL, 25 kegs WHITE LEAD, 25000 Spanish and American SEGARS.
 ALSO,
 25,000 lbs. BACON. m3O 6w52 HENRY A. SNOW & Co.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
NE~-YoRK, March 2g

NE~AYoRK, March %y. An advertisement of the Commissioners of the Ma tiona Bank states that the books of that institution will be re-opened for subscriptions at the Exchange on Friday next. We learn that Albert Gallatln, Esq has been chosen President of the National Bank.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

Master BURKE was to have appeared at the Park Theatre, New. York; on the night of the 18th nt, in the character of Richard 3d and Doctor U iooe' IL is said that he cleared during his recent engagement in Boston, $15,000
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
[BY AUTHORITY.1
IaiuS of tnf S1nffrn sstatfS.
TPuPJJC-Nc dO 1

PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY
 FIRST CONGRESS.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27
N. HUGHES

HAS RECEIVED PER RECENT ARRIVALS 6EAAA- sacks Liverpool s IT, AVBV 10 boxes Sperm CANDLES, 10 brls WHISKEY,
 10 brls Monongahela do. 10 brls Tuscaloosa do. 1900 lbs CASTINGS,
 3 brls Spirits TURPENTINE, $ brls LINSEED OIL,
 30 kegs WHITE LEAD,
 hhds SUGAR,
 10 bags COFFEE, 1s00o best SPANISH CIGARS. March 30 8
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

AN ACT making appoproations for the support of Govern.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-04-27

bama; and near St. Marks harbor, in Flori- da, twenty nine thousand eight hundred dol. lars, being the amount of balances of moneys heretofore appropriated to the said objects. which said several balances are hereby re- appropriated to the several objects specif-
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
DERILITATHD FEMALES,

YTVHE complaints peculiar iO the femnle part of the A community, have been long successfully treated sy the administration oi the Aromatic Ps, originally Ireecrcd and compounded by Dr. Relic. They cleanse lhc blood from those disorders of :he female consu- aioa fer which the Pills eectnnl specific; they free circulation, reform the irregular opera. fions "f hc sangMerons system. and recty the 'sor. hered hasta. The proprietor's confidence in the gu. S,erior excellence sfi ihs equally innocent and power lul preparation is founded the decisive cst- snony from many restored patients He this portion OG the public, that whcR
 Dr. Relics Aromatic Pills for Fem0les are rcgsiary akeR according to the directions anyiHg taem, they revive and establish the desired healthy hasta aud resOre to the pallid counter Gbr natural glow of health and good spirits.
 The Pills arc an approved general remedy in cases ncss. Gddiness, PaIpitatou of the Hear Bad Dige.- fiau L~aihing of Food Pain of ihe Stomach, Short. of Breath upo" every little motion. Sinking the Spirits and its consegue nces deected counicnancc, and dislike for exercise and conversation.
 Married ladies will find the Pills equally useful, ex- cept of pregnancy. when they must not be ia ken; neither must they he taken by persons of hectic consumptive habits. They may he used successfully seric or Vaporish disorders. In all cases of this de- scri,,tion the p,le purify, nvi9orate, and revive the disoraesed systcm. Price sl 50 box.
 ".*None geauias onless signed on the outside print- e wrapper by the sole proprietor, IT. KIDDER, faMe. .iinse successor the late Dr.. W. T. Conway. For saie with all the other Conway Medicines. at his Couating Room, Eo. go. next door to J. Kidder g Drug Store. corner of Court and Hanover streets, near Concert Hall, Boston; and also, by his special appOiRtment, by
 Samuel Buel and Ice S; Beck,rith, Litch field;
 E. Co,cles, South Forms; Daniel Norton,
 Canaan Judson S; Whiitlesey. N. Preston ;
 Dr. Humphrey, Salisbury; George IHyIor.
 NesO. .IMujord; Piikin & !Swijl, Norjoik.
 January lye5w32
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
IttcbtfeIG 7EMQufrer PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, By HENRY ADAMS,
TERMS.

To village and single mail subscribers dollars ne, year, payable before the expiration ot six months
 To companies of any number over six, $l 50 peu year, payable as above. To companies less than six i'e deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive ol snail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearaOes are paid, except at the discretion ofIhe editor
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration Of the year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, Sl, md the same proportion for two or more squares- Half square 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks 2o per cent Per week. liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or l2 months.
 Administrators and Executors Notices, S1 %
 COmmissi0Rers' Notices 05
 All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
FOR SALE,

ADsceltsmg HOuse, Shop < Burn, - SITUATED in GOSHEN, so
 ms - rods avest of the Meeting lsss R NOase--a good stand for me- ei,anic. For further particulars, sr0u;re of the subscriber. living On the premi- a.s. DAVID BEECHER.
 Goshen, MGy l8, 1881 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

sAeSIe~ Oy eIPeTteNcP, ana SMSt0Ine1 by teStlMO-
 ai0ls!
 ANA as other complaints; Gut Ihe proprietor of the long known and justly celebrated Albion Corn Plaster! (as prepared by the late Dr. Conway has been made acquainted with no instance ofs pr"per application, in which it has been perferred to all other reme. dies for Corns those painful disfgures of e feet and enemies to locomOtion.
 The Albion Corn Plaster soficns the corn, however old and tough, and extracts io the very roote The relief sfnrdel is gentle, immediate and thorough.
 The Proprietor begs leave Co submit the following ease. from Mir. Stoweli, who s well known to the n Labtants of this ely, especially the south en and at South Boston, very worthy and respectable cit- isem.
 "A CASE.
 Sr-I do not hesitate to give my most unqualified approbatOn in favor Of your valuable Albion Corn Plaster By the use Of less than box, Mrs. Stowell has been cured with each foot. whcl, had been exceedingly troublesome and painful for ycars, and think tt hut justice to your invaluable prcpara- eiOR tO add, flor the encouragement ofthOee who ing to repeated dsappointmenta in the various reme- dies resoried to- have finally despaired of curr,) nt your plaster cured her after trying other highly recommended remedies Co purpose and what in. my confidence tn e superiority oi your Plas- ter, s the act that has been used by several my ced in years, had becOnc crippled with corns to ic obliged cu holes in lis shoes his lee he had long suffered great torture ana inconvenience las lately been entirely cured by the of your Corn Plaster, that he can walk with comfort, and in whole shoes. Another case.-A young woman living near me had hecome lame in consequence ofcorns, as not to be ablc go up and down siairs without great trouble. is now using the Plaster with the most happy success, and prospect Of speedy cure.
 could refer to several other eases, it necessa ", hut have enough of the Plaster satisfy is ihe best preparation in this country, perhaps in any o,er for the of Corns; and i,s virtues generally known. doubt whether you could prepare lhe article fast ehough to meet the public demand.
 (Signed) SETH STOWELI.,
 Keeper efthe 7'oil-homse, South Boston B,iage. Mr. T. Kidder,
 Proprietor of the Conway Medicines. Bosfon. June l7th, 1929.
 Price 50 cenia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
Clnw's Itck Ointment.

Ear oleasansaess, safety, expediiio". ease and cer .a;nry s neiy superior 10 any other cure Tor that acrnentiag disorder.
 Price 25 ceass per box.
 Claws Stomach Bitters. They will be found in all cases of the iol"wing oe- acripsion give relict: Nausea, Vomiting Cosiiseueas, Weakness at the Breast, Pain 'n the Stomach Loss of Appetite and all other symptoms c' Indigestion and Flaiuence, amd as nervous cordial is aot Co be surpassed by any thing.
 Price s ceais . bex.
 PeGrl Tooth POaOdcr. This celebrated Powder needs 10 recommendation cverv gentleman and lady ehould he in she constant ee off , ifshey wish to preserve their teeth from de- cav and have ihem appear Ofa beautiful pearly white neas Price 95 cents box. Sold by Samuel Buel, Abbe E BGTnes, and
 D. CLAY. Li.shRsld, Jane 2d, lS9s. ly2
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02
AN INVALUABLE REMEDY

Tested ty experience, and smstained by testimo-
 ni0ls! MOST people have a remedy for CORNS as well -XXA other complaints; bot The proprietor of inc long known and justly celebrated
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-06-02

That quaint old moralist, Quarles. in his Enchiridion, gives us the following advice !: -Gaze not on beauty too much. lest it blast thee nor too near, lest it burn thee i; if thou love it, 1t disturbs thee # thou I,Ist after it, it destroys thee ; if fvirtue aeeompaA ny it, it is the hearts paradise # vice as- sociates with it. it is the souls purgatoTy; ; it is the wise mans bonfire, and the foeIs furnace.
 Men show particular folly On i've diaer- ar. oecas;ons: when they establish their fortune on the ruin of others when they ke~nect 10 excite love by eoldness, and by, showing more marks of dislike thar aibec=. ton when they expect to become learne4 in the midst of reposs and pleasure when they seek friends without making advances of friendship and when they arc nnwil- ling to succour their friends in distress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-07
PUBLIC MEETING or THE FRIENDS
HENRY CLAY

At Meeting Of the Citizens of Wa,h:ar,on
friendly TO the election Of HENRY CLAY ms Presi-
dent Of the United Srates hold ogyceahly to public
notice, at the City Hall, on Tuesday evening. My
3. 1891 "to take into consideration such measures ~
may most efRctualy promote tho election of that
eu'ncnt Patriot and Sthtesman:"
Nathan SIIith was appointed Pr'sl lem: Jacob
Bender. aid Gen. Roger e. Wcightmon, Vice Pres
inens; Peter Fore, aad. George Swccny, Secrct1-
ries.
After the President had stated the obicc, OF the
Meeting,
On motion Of Gen Walter Jones, it was
Resoired, That a Con,nttts Of FIVE be appointed
to prepare suitable resolutions to to submitted TO the
NreiIag.
General Walter Jones, Philip r. FondsI. Rich
ard s. CoxO, Ignstins MuGd, and Gorrro WGtfsrsion
wer" appointed accordingly.
TIN Committee then wi'hdrew, and sijer having
been absent some tune returned. when
General Jones, as Chairman Of the Committec,
rCpnitcd to the nertnp the following Rcy0Iyfj,us
Which read; and, after eloquent and sppro pr
ate addresses by Nr Coke, Mr. Frndal, NJ Waiter
ston, snd General Jancs, WIRE ad"bt'd unanimously
Rcs5iUcd. That the ci liens IS th" District # Co
lumbia though not pos sessing the right to vote at
the elections OF The Federal Executive and Leri-ln-
turc, hive deep interest any Other citizens
the United States, m the preservation Of the Union,
and tho management If its conc, rnsj aud that +
their position at and noor the scat of the General
Government affords theu opportunities f,r OBJ orv-
ing tho characters and conduct = pcrerns ntrus-
ted with its admn.tr'tion II l. tUoir light and
their duty TO use those opportunities Tor tho ipiorma-
'or Of their f;lljw-Clt zpns m the several States
Rc,DiUed. That the citizens Of WnshnrIon hive, by
the lights arising from thor local relations TO tin
present administration. toniyCly observed its pro-
ceedinEg, from It's 20 power on tho dth a
March. 1929, 20 Toe present time; and have seen II
attempting 10 enforce among Themselves n system ~
intinIds ion and corruption, winch prOscrbcs their
industry in all rs branches, wherever individuals are
known or suspected g. entertain objections TO The
present Chief Magistrate, and avlshcs the public
patronage, without any regard for the public inter-
ests. on his pa tiznns or personal adher"nts.
ResoIrcd That without udyertug more particular
ly tho ard Notorious instances Of misrue
and Incompetent which have dlsgustcd all well re-
golated minds, and gven the heart Of every patriot
lcnloup ofthe honor nj his country. ard anxious for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-07
PETER'BUsG. May 0.
NEW MARKET RACES.

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAT. MAY @.
FIRST Race-A Produce Sake, for q year ODDS.
thirteen subscribers, mile heats S20O entrance half
forfeit-only three started for this purse. The
following is the Judges award:
Thos. P. Hare's g. FLY, by Contention
VIM. II. Mnao's b. FLY, by Contention Q Q
VIM. Wynn's b. colt g
Jimc-lst heat. I'm. 55s-2d heat, I'm SIS
Second Race-A Sweepstakes for 2 years olds
500 entrance, half forfcr-six entries Eve
startsd
james NJ. Ssllen's [Robsrt Moconsl s. Colt, by
Sir Chsrles I
WIN. Il. Johnsnn's LWm. fIaxa'sl Dr. I'll.
ly. by Sir Hnl o @ 2
Jas. " Wmfres's br colt, by Arab g
j. Minge rs br. colt. by Sir Archie Q dis,
Thos ID. Watsons M. h.cxandersl Eclipse
FLY dis
Time--lst heat, I'm. 5!s-od heat--n 4os
sEcoNp
Proprietor's Purse $500, entrance SI5 two mile
hcats. Six entries, VIZ.
VIM. ii. Minge's Jim, by Sir Charles !
William r. Johnson's Annette, by Sir
Charles q
VIM: NJ. Vests Molcolm. by Sir Charcsa 2
}. NJ Selden's Mercury, by SIR Charles 3 9 Or
John c. Goods Eugene, by Arab dis.
Richard Adams Fire Ely, by Ricgo dls.
Time LIST heat, en-. 5os.-2nd heat 3m. JOs.-
3rd heat, 3m SIS.
Jockey Club purse, 5000, entrance $50. four mile
heats. Five entries. The rnce resulted az follows:
Z. Whites Collier, by Charlie, /
VIM. X. Johnsons Charlotte Temple, by
SIR Archie Q \
WIN. II Mingc's e. by Archie 3
j.: IL. S.ldsn's Spnuowhnwh, by Sr Charles . DIR.
WIN. II Goes Pandora, by Archie dis.
7ime--lst Heat, I'm. 57s.-7d Heat, 7m. 5os
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-07
otsU &gsDtM>
Saturday .lKOs.Winr, .Ey0U ?.

y. +. q --Fhis "slasbins" writer a, his enemies
IN politics have called him--this most as,utc and "a
gac'ous observer, as oil candid persons confess
him-thc correspondent French Affairs. of the
London Morning Cbroniclc-has excited much curl.
osity, and many enquiries and conectures have been
made as TO his identity. Tho last l. $ Gazette
alleges him TO DO the famous John Henry n conspic
uous actor in American Affairs about the period of
the war of 1919. OF this 40 do not believe word.
but We givo what the Gazette says:
O. Pc.
Some al our readers may bear IN mind. that we
mentioned two three months since 1ashv 10, ter
written BY the notorious John Henry to tho Duke Of
Wriiington, ond published IN Paris paper. Ii may
be proper To state that this John Henry is the
gentleman who sold bag Of wooden nutmeps to tho
administration OF the gene government which pad
him with all customary economy $50 600 for his ma
nuiacturc. lie No have heard native Of Ireland
was once a vine merchant in Boston. then a tory
lowy yer IN Canada, whence he carried Ia Wdshingt on
his assortment of notions, which distributed rs
all recollcct passing like pendulum from snc eS-
treme 10 another, traitor TO the British and the a
merican Government, he is ncw figuring as ere
former in Europe" and It is conidc fly assorted that
the letters IN the London Morning Chrou,cle sipncd
q. +. @. are from tho pen Of the said Joha Henry
The Sumo Mr. Henry Is probably we'll paid f,r his
productions md predictions; but, he often NEEDLES
with British politics. rs well those Of tho Con
tincni, we may fear that the "instruncnt" will bring
disgrace upon the measure; and the Reform Bill"
tsc Lord Chancellor. aud all above and below NAV
contract odum from The charace r of the man. Hon
~. il is remembered lost his $4,000 in purchase
Of lana and tile, OF some Marquis, de "ss,ns,crrc,"
whose Castle was in Spun. lie may be fishing for
ribbon now: and his American flats VIII SUGGEST
title that canaot be mistaken.
u On Monday, we shall leave our address with
the fair maria" in the Southern Religious g'c
legraph."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-07
WASHING roH, MAY 5.
GREAT CLAY MEETING

Thc zeal and unanImrty displayed at the grea,
meeting in this city, on Tuesday evening, encour
aging TO the friends of Mr. Clay. IT, Mt the scat of
Government, under the immediate observation of the
Federal Administration, such spirit is exhibited
what may we not reasonably .mpect from our fellow
citizens at distance. 'Phe views taken by the DIFF
ferent gentlemen who spoke of the situation of the
citizens OF this District have entire concurrence
II IS here that the scnInels of the Union should be
found to keep watch and ward. and TO "sound the
alarm at the approach Of danger. Thcr have shown
themselves OF their posts, and have sounded the
alarm, and we hope tho signal cry will no, be I'm
needed ny those who deeply INTEREST," cd as our
selves in the preservation of the pubic rights We
suoJoin The proceedings Of the meeting on Tuesday
and shall, IN the course OF few days. furnish our
readers with a report Of the speeches delivered on
this occasion.