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April %
AMHERST FREE ROAD.

FE7O John Pryor, Zach Drummond John d.
IL DAVIS, James I. TaIaferro, jacob Haas Jo-
seph L, Carter, Joseph Pe,'yjohn, Josiah ELS,
Martin Parks, VIM J Shelton, VIM. Z. NJ iris
and Ralph Shelton. Attend at the Buhlo Springs
on Monday the 9Th day of May next, TO carry into
effect an order ofthe county court Of Amherst for
viewing route for road from EIzaboh sandid
ge's % Lynchbure It's Intended to measure aud
otode the route, therefore 1t IS required ma, NJ,
= o,gN,.y-o,-,. s"'rrair attend
-, $685.. ~
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2jn2 go
"ooo h"nde'Ph ea9 Jackson 10 be leafd from
'o' A'en election 'ons'defe certain
."JRA o"'0nef- M'leS h'h% ''o' ''eorSo 10y
"I@''.-Mf' Icy All present MINORITY 81. Eliza
'eih '''y only 'ohe head nom, which VIII m
crease LIS m'lof'y'
otHm'ft'a9d MI. J "a"''rro minority about
'@ooVer M th'n. ms II 'h' i'st county, and
VT. 'n'nn IS re r'rcied by neoe' o' votes
augusta -Sam"eI mcdowell Moore i!1, hoeei'
tfa's 2'a. lhs "a thu last county, and Nj Moor
IS .lec'edb mY"rfy ct =.
Ha"Psa"e Nf Lucas monty over Gol
6"ath is about ID Which Il l. Thought VII be n
.'eaScd BY the vote Of Morgan, the only county
10. to hshco'd from.
Hs,A,neham D,sHie'-M Ecale's present ma
jo,lry over Mr Slcce Is ebout 3oo Page only 10
TOE hoard from, winch will lno,cnse ms majority.
rhe Rev Mi Meyo,hon,r, who was eanddai.
IN th,s district and sns taken SICK pendns Tho q
lection, dnd suddenly on the 18Th mt,
ranqn,t,--We learn TINT Ali, Mcrcc, s mn pr.
" eyer Dr. Mason in fnuquer was about 100 IL
ys consequent re elected
Rtuntrioi james II Gholson 2G3, George e
Dtomgoor il2 Mr.. Good withdrew on the morn
.ns OF the sec,ion GhoIson IS elected by n mn
lptltp IN the district ofs5
Ktug Uiiram Disrici-- William T Taylor Is
elected by u majority ofabont 800 over J ] Roaue.
Wlhaut0Rre-R iehprd Coke LOG, Henry A
WISE 4 Coke's present minority $50, ona Acc
mac, Mr. Wise's residence, ind large coanty. 10
vote.
STATE sl.NAli'-H aT'''en b'drid
w Is. Coil Thos Bland
l'',''so'' we az 1 -"
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W., ...=,.,..,c
N. D.. 49,. ,l..,..l ~. .,,..z.... H..
- ''''''' Wv = WV '''' VA
rtct
In the Berkeley district Mr. IIeislcll goes to
=,
va. i"i'a'.
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April" 60

FNSD Join l.Yoeh cxerutpr Il ii.nfy Wafd, deed
"a Miceloh Davis Benjamin Watkins admins
trator of ltahrr, A " ard deed Alexander Llg
eat, Edward LYnch aud Charles IL Lyneh, tx or
OF Ausolm Lyush drc'd
TAKE NOTiCE-rha' on Friday tbo 3lsl
Jay OF May next hctWeen the rising and setting al
II SUM- at the oficc Of S I Watt, III the town al
Lynchhuro, mud state al Vuslnio. we shnl proceed
10 take the deposition Of John Ward John l.. A
Inns Francis Galloway aud other TO ba read as
cyidencc IN It SUIT IN chahccty now dep ndng il
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law md chnncery
for the town Of Lynchburg, IN which Martha blf-
bcr John y Ra,ledse and Lucinda his wl(c late
Lucinda Rarber, Thomas l. A dams and Matilda
his wife, lntc Matilda Barber, John w. Ruhcdgc
aud Jullanr hs @lfr late Jullann Barber William
/ Mcllhnny MI ticulieVn hl, wfe late icntet-
ia Barber, John Barber, William Barber, Rober,
Barber and J,reninh l. Barber, the four last OF
whom infants, and sue by John u. Ru,ledt
their ncxt Fl end are plaintiffs, ond you arc def
dans, when and where you may attend II you
please. If from any eausc tn above depe .tion.
sh,ll not be taken on the 3lsl day Of Mny mex,
lhry viii be taken On The ueyt day and continue
from day to day unlll the whole be ,nkcu
MARTHA BARBER,
JOHN b RI TLEDGE.
THOMAS L. ADAMS.
and Others
hDrI N M
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NOT ID Pc.

IEfIlt snhecnben wish II hue, by the month
tcnnr fifteen erran. &c I'VE Iabofers accu5tdm
81 10 using The spndc 81 AK also, two the,
good hcwets. for Which liberal Prices VIII be pad
For terms npply To the sutser b,s at Buchauau
or 10 Col. snshorne Of t}nshhpte.
LANGHORAE & JE1ER
April 90 81
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,,xCIiisgRG, APRIL %. 1893.

l. - or niST.,IG.,- h1i IS The question.
..,e our readers may think il unnecessary SO
......,, 10 refer to the South Carolina question,
Ia it as already settled by the a jnstment Of
TT We would very willingly think so, if we
-. p.,the 81 signs ofthc times" admonsh us
10 lancer IS not yet over On the contrary,
.,,,.,,ccI hat the Tariff vas merely an in
" r.ment in tho hands Of the Southern as'taiors te
y 49,. sectional feelings, and to kindlc sprit Of
r..,oo towards the Union itself, but that, ha-
=, as,crtaIncd, by foil experiment, tina, they
AIM, rally the Southern States, with any ding
,n,nimiy. in f3rcib'e opposition to II, they
..,,,,pcd 10 accept the compromise offered by
o. Cav not for the purpose of rc-esob!ishing
,,l,renouilily, but with the des ign Of chan
I'M, ,leir " sapoo Of attack. The sotjH't which
oay welding IN AM of their settled
..so "a dlss5,,e the Union, and 10 erect
,,b,,n ronleIeracy, Is Slavery, with such
.,ae.s As tlnae and cucua:s lance may afford. And
II rcf,,e the duty of tic public press and Of
s,.e,i,I md, iduas wllo are opposed to disunon,
=, n nermit the public mind to slumbsr, while the
s,,4r. are Systematically organizing their
NH aid cndeayorins, by nhi1unded charges
lcim.ots, and iniammable arguments bsSed
IN tn.m 10 excite the peorle 10 pitch OF trcn-
oschw.llpr.atre them for the. contemplated
,,s,r,uL, Far be il from US to char &C the great
..,.,,,,,,,., l,,, tho svrrn song of
....,..,.o ,,;.,,, -. -
re Htf@', ave Rif'"s 1'"'' ''''''' " "
ret, TO TIE f'ctou' course of south oafoih't
"a matchmaking N this design 10 eject "a rupture
-. C,,,,,z l.roc, W. Lclifyc on the cont ary
i :: .,, -
' o'' ~
rtaln1ns such design, NY "ooia, '"s'''''y
Il Indignantly nb,ndan them. II IS Tor the
II ,,,,,sc ,,i.l, # ,n,l1c;n- such persons. five
-, ,.o,,o,,lv
" ''"'e' - -
vert 10 the cIrtaaS'anets "hieh nave '"hf''oe'
tAn disuniln Is the object o. the men whose
H., have con-, u!set. the country and brougA. it to
49,. - ,,,,i,,, ,t,,,,, 70 ,h,,# ,,,. ,,,ec
,
EAy' IL - f0"sz' ~ W.
PM sea"a prosperity instead o' being blessed
uwi,A .ran4ailiy,
r,y,,rrf. n,l.. iunaeeion'd factions ,,ar
R.s..,-l ,,,5,,,a s.rn,, les roun,, onr I,orc
., 7 ~ ,,,-s..u,,.. ~. ee.e.al svst.r, t.,-
L.. ma. .,',, ., f,.nzv t,es IN. >vb.rle ~
r. az....,,., ,,..,.,;r,.
'''o' 1' ~
ma is''tf" '''fe II aays' by ''eo' the most re-
eeia1lr it.z,nsof :. Carolina, which fully con-
M, an ot,.,..,...on tAe subicct-H We ae,ee with
,#...'. H., ;e,ta, ,...;..... ,,,...,
~
'2ff11t II IL "'s4 t'"e fof every man VINO loves
Ja#ou 10 b" On re a,ert. The Enquirer snys
#.s# ttte..ur.tc1
l,...,,..... H., ,,..oooa,.o. Tia r..
l.,,.,,'s, :, 5,L..,a.
,' oa,oI,s;o, -, ,ar, :,
-, So, ..a,,a 1,'; 80 t.;.
-, s.,a.s.,, f,.,rf.d'rnc, and o,,,,,a.cIv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29


The planters may nov get hrst rate pt,ees IN tbs
market for good Tobacco, as the following state
mept OF actual sales will show The crop of George
w Jetlreys Esq of Person county, North Caro-
Ina, consisting nflo hhds was sold ut Martin
warehouse. on the 26th INST at an average of Sill
-ENIreme prices Of the crop, sSoi To $40 the lat
ter sum being the highest ries, by25 cts gwen IN
tins market durlns the p'tsen, yea.
FOREIGN NEW S.-rhe subsistence. arrived
at New York from Grecnock whence she sailed on
the 9th March, brought London paper Of the
9th ult. one day later than before received
The Glasgow Courier. ofthe 26tn, says Tie
Irish Disturbance bill passed though the committee
on Friday next
In Span, The party Of the Queen Ind prevailed
upon Ferdinand 10 ISSUE letters for the speedy con.
vocation OF the Corles, with the aVowcd purpose o
repeating the Salque law, and thus permitting his
infant daughter 10 succeed him On the Throne
No other news of interest.
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OBITUARY

DEPARTED this life on the 2nh Of Agd in
the ncighborIoed Of Mary vile Mrs NANCY
LAMB. cou.nfl of Mr. VIM Limb, md lhrd
daughter hlr Jonathan Butler, efici long and
tedious illness, which Mrs Itmh horo with Chris
ton resignation, and welcomed tho appfeaoh Tho
Is gum tytart Death Who was h,8arard Of his
letfors by knowing IN whom she had long heiic
vel She csleemcd II the field OF victory o.
winch she was 10 hght the good fight and whefe
she vaoidbr mofc than cangIttof'
NJ he cold bourne the cXujtnt soul,
Resigned with Joy IT'S tenant clay,
Looks longing forward To toe eenl,
leri,ar Redreme, mud h,f God
In the death Of tins FouHs woman an n1rctlonntr
and pious man Is deprived Of one 81 the br,l sifs
oi Heaven, two hDtlc mt,nta at a tender and AT
iectirnate mother. numerous relatives hayr sus
tatntd an iuernohle loss, n nolfhhorhoed a most
excellent hhour The wtitcr Of IN 81 last tril
las been acquainted with the deceased from lufan.
eytand Were school mntrs several years She yery
enfly embraced the Christian Religion, and united
h rsrlt To Methodist ee'y, III whch SHE &c
manned III, hrrd cuh highly respectable member
II Il
DIED IA Georgetown, On the l9lh mat Mn
CHARLES Hay, aerd To yours, son of the late
Judge George Hay 81 Virginia, aud formerly Chief
ilrrit II the NAVY nFnuttnt,r,
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. IN cesw,u county, n C., on The
2lnd INST hy Elder lno + Harrison, cf tho Me
ihed,st Chu,eh. Dr.. ACHILLES WItITLOckE
ofih,S towr, 10 Miss LETlTIA w eldest laugh.
ter of VIM Ferry Esq ofLiberty. Bedford county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29

mi DApI CfNk1H-A new work has recent
ly been published at Cincinnati, entitled Life
and Adventures Of Col. David Crockett, of West
Tennessee written evident, rot by Col. {. or
with his appreciation, bat by some Spectator on
pubic curiosity, who has collected and strung to-
gether all the remarkable itats attributed 10 the
Colonel, With such others as Munchausen ina
ginatjon could invent. We have seen few extracts,
exhibiting some humor, bnt exceedingly vulgar
We select til. following, because ii is free from
his objection, and is wtlal characteristic OF the
aero Of :he book,
While Co Ctocket. was az Y 1sh.nston a
young gentlen'an VINO Ia hccn payirs ii, address
ses to his daughter wro'e 20 nm reqnh..o s rs
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CONGRESS-.

Charles Guy Andrew Stevenson Go, John Il
partsun l33
Hdnotef-Sieyonson 3ls, Robertson lSS.
Harrison DisfyIff
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INoI OI THTOTTOhg IHH VJ1TI0l nut 1T" TT7I7UI'0
with good pastures 'eeA inctoscd, to receive mares
from distance The owners may rest assured
that good attention will he pad, taken to pre-
vent accidents mares sailed twice week, and II
required grair- I'd II, % cents per day. Blu res
possibility iur accidcns or cscupcs.
TIOS CALLhWAY,
Lecsyllc, Campbell county.
Apr29 4w
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fprisNse ,eiiefs, IN ole Of W,ci lie unark,--t. I
charge no'h'ng OF lat lave sind to ca. Jack.
spa nienuons=-ihe man, have no dosA w,.hc,
wen 10 ms country, but he Is weak and absolutely
wanting IN qualifications 10 administer lie govern.
men'.' And Yer, Nh. ecae WIS elected aS,Ja,k
son man and bore that aprella,ion among h,S coll
S'l'uen'sr until compelled to asow himself a Null.
yer lie exhibited himself IN his true coors We,lo
mol dooo' that the private correspondence of many
others high IN oihec, would betray circumstances
ofllke hypocrisy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29

Gen. Jackson and his friends-Among the ro-
ltlcisns those who make trade of their princi-
Piles, and barter them fo- oihce--thcre were always
a number Of nominal Jackson mon, who really
were opposed to the elevation Of the General to the
Presidency. The late shifting and sitting Of par
ties has shown this to be the fact-- fact long
nccted by somc and believed by othcfs-oursclves
among the rest. Judge Clayton Of Geo is ono OF
these men. In a furious attack upon the Prcsl
dent, for example, Judge Clayton enumcrates a
long catalogue Of offencca embracing for the most
part, all the charges brought agans, him by his op
ronents from 1924 to 1892 And yet Judge Clay
ton knew as well the existence Of these charges,
and had Just as much reason 10 believe they were
true during all that time, when he was fu-
rious jackson man, as he can 30 now, When, cir
runstanecs having thrown hm into the Calhoun
ranks he finds Il Convenient 10 assail Ger, Jackson
with the very charges winch he tAsn d.s0elieYr'i.
or which II he credited lie disregard.d SO, too,
Mr. c, ,ke OF Va in his ate etctioneennS cam
pa gt, mas ;olh4 II uscessaryto publish some OF his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29

NaHifcation lae'r.-The Washington Tce-
graph in relation to Mr.. Calhoun's opinion on the
subject of rechar'ering tie Y. S. Bank, remarks
We know that he is opposed to all banks, and
believe that if tie favors the renewal of the charter
of the Bank Of the United States it will be anti
bank MEASURE That is, inplain English, he
will put down Banks, by charterng them tn IS
true Modification logic, however. Il is like Pre-
serving the Union by permitting the States to
nullify or sccede at pleasure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29

II The Richmond Wing ntimates that in no
county in Virginia has the recent election been CON
tested on the ground of South Carolina Modification
alone. Probably not for If il had been, so few
are there, even omong the Virginia Nulli:yers, who
d. no, condemn that otSouth Carolna-al. hough
we admit that II is distinction without diffe.
rcncc-therc would have heen no contest at all
But, II the Wig means tina, Notification and Sc
cession wer. not made test, ma Single county,
it is grossly deceived, as we happen, from person
al observation, to kHotc. If j., was not made 1t
test even in he Richmond Congressional district
it was not the fault of the Wing, who belaborod
Mr. Stevenson almost daily as Consoldauonis',
and all thai ftof thing. 1t IS evident the Wig
could no, make the people Of that District bcev
the charge or believing, they cared nothing about
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29

lne species.
pU NJ A, or South American Lion.
tONttAlS Of eouth Amerlca,
f1N iUhHa, mele and female,
RoRPO, o. Man Eater
pan OF OcEIETs
BEAR, WOLF AND IcIINEUMONs,
with great variety oi the Bsboon species
~ Dandy Jack aud Capt, Dick, will go
through ihc't nnrlvelied WORKMANSHIP, IN
imitation Of the most celebrated Equestrian per
formers
~ superior band Of Music will ncconpany
Ihe hours ct exhibition which will be froD 10
NJ Until Z. M.-Evcnngs, pcrfcruancr VII
tahc place at carly candle heht
III The animals with be fed on cYtnings, n
piesrnoe of the audience
W adm'sslon 2jets.--chiliren half price
April % 2lf
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A PROPOSITIONS

We hnd the following proposition III the Rich
mond Wig and copy ii "A spec mcr of what
would be done by our new-hghi Jaw g,yets tn
Nulltfyers If they Ind the power
d" We would-were we clothed With the now.
crs of Scion for fay-make one oflwo changes .
Abolish the office Of President and transfer the
Executive functions To committee f the Senate.
annually chosen by btot; or, require the prcsi.
dent 10 be annually chosen. The first plan would
divest the Executive Cfice Of the snleffdor and
Individuality which rcnicr II irresistible Ia the
ambitious , the second would accommodate so many
aspiyan,s, that they would folbear to agitate
the country premetursly. and BE- centented to wait
year more patiently than they now will -four
years y
There Is ccrasn'v 10 treason IN these spec
ulations but, if II wer. ~. for hish estimate
OF the ability OF the spocuaor VIC should shy there
Is IN them something Of presumptuous folly. tn,
first plan proposed by the Whs-thr abolition
OF the Presidential Office md t4nsfer Of its ppw
ers 10 Senatorial committee would assmlaic our
Executive to tAe Roman Consulate or the French
Directory, and would h Incompatible with 60.
, ernmsnt OF salulary energy. Ii wo1l1 indeed rs
1
the sPlendor and individuality which render 1t ire.
sSt'ble TO the ambitious - hlt II woul al,e dlyesl
IT OF that nalf9 winch can aone r.ndarn responsi.
bic, ;cta5le SAT- As Tor the Other scheme oi
" requiring the President To be annually chosen
we imagine there ave but few who viii concurin IT.
The extension Of the Of ctfce from four to six
yesfs, and rend ring the incumbent ineligible af
terwar3s, viii, We suspect, find more favor with the
people who are even now kept too constantly in II
state otnglfaton by the recurrence quartenniay OF
Prcsid n,tal elections.
Nothing shows more plainly the dissatisfied and
restless nature Of the human MN than these retc.
rated suggestions Of change change ,changc-wlHch
i've times IN six, are from good 10 bad or from bad
TO worst For our q WI parts, We prefer the present
state Of things To either Of the improvements recon-.
mended Ivy the Wbi5 for, although not very old
we have lived o4g cuolgh to know that there are
many men who aspire to be ca,hcd with the pow
ers Ola Solon,' who hdve neither the wisdom nor
the prudence of the Old Grco,an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-29

p Tho LeNiastu (kcn'nchy) Observer ir-
forums Us that Nj. Webster viii sislt hat place II
'he monihofJone -'od that Mr. Clay cooteo
plates visit to Boston nthc month of July WIN
do the watchers of the signs of the times infer
6omthese movements D. they not smell or
coalition
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T@rMr Calhoun wes rccenrly invited to pa ak
otn public dinner nj Pend,ton $ {. but defined
'he invitation. The Boston Atlas THINKS In. wan
ofappetrte not at all reina,kabl,
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ELEPHANT. IlIDEE All

ms Elephant - but two years old, and !
thought 10 he the most interesting ono in the Unite
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YOUNG. SYPiIAX.

Arrl2o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-09
From the Richmond Enquirer.
" TO NICHOLAS BIDDLE. Esq.

" To NICHOLAS BIDDLE. Esq.
President Of the Bank of the United States:
Sir: The time is fast approaching when it is
expected that the Stockholders in the Bank Of
OF the United States "ill have presented 10 Con-
gress memorial for a renewal of Its charter.
and as ] consider you the organ OF the stock
holders, ! will take the liberty Of suggesting to
you, what, IN my numble opinion, will be mat
ter of policy. as we'll as courtesy to the Presi
dent of the United States. II lis this: that when
the memorial is presented to Congress, mem
Der will ask, that committee be appointed to
wait on the President. and request Of him pro-
gramme Of such Bank as he NAV think fl to
offer to Congress. In taking this respectful
course, have no doubt that ne will readily com
ply; he having On former OCCASION, in one of
his vetoes, said as much. In the Bank of the
United States am not a stockholder, yet feel
great wish that il may be re chartered, mas
muc CHI as il has given to the United States the
best currency in the world. Indeed feel con.
fident the country cannot 10 without this Bank
or one like it; so that It. this one Is put down in
philadelphia, new one is TO be put up IN New
York, for the purpose OF ruling ali the money,
all the politics, and all the commerce of the
United States. With these opinions | subscribe
myself
Respectfully, yours,
0NE OF THE PEOPLE
Richmond, Oct. %, 1888.
Remarks on ide above By the Ne,o York Daily
.aduertiSer.
This ia one of the most extraordinary PROPOSE
tons tadt we have ever met with in public
newspaper in this country. That the present
chief magistrate Of the United States has been
making exertions, ever since be came into office.
to absorb IN himself all the powers Of the gov
eminent, SO far at least as to enable him to exer.
else an absolute control over the operations of
the several branches, has been in our judgment
perfectly obvious And that those exertions
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-09

Mr. Clay.-The movements OF Mr. Clay az
the north and east, are watched with great so'-
citude BY the Kitchen Cabinet at Washington,
and rs organ. the Globe, avalls itself OF toe oc-
caslon TO lavish upon him daily columns oil abuse
The evidences Of cordial respect he has every
waere received are gall aud NORWOOD to them. q
every saiutatIon that is offered him. seems 10 fan.
kle In their hearts. But they must continue ine'r
writings, for, every where that the great states
man goes. tine voice of almost universal appro0a
tlou meets, accompanies and follows him.
The Boston Cantlnel iniorm. Us that this dis.
tingul,hed statesman Of the w est took his depar'
ture from the capital of Ne" E"s'apd on Mon
day by delegation from orces-
ter. Since our last notice of his movements MIR.
G. has visited Lynn, Salem. Dansers. and
Char!estown. Every where he has been recelv.
ed with the same gratifying demonstra'ions OF
respect and attachment by the people At
Chariestown he was received at the house of the
Hon Edward Everett. whence he repaired to
the battle ground Of Bunker's Hill, where plat.
form had been erected for his Accommodation. -
Mr. Everett here delivered a very neat address.
10 behalf of the Committee OF Arrangements. to
which Mr. Clay made Already and very appr"
pirate response. He afterwards visited the Ma
w Yard, where he vas received with respectful
attentions BY Com. Elliott, with whom, and
party of ladies' and gentlemen. refreshments were
taken. The Boston papers mention that MIR. Z.
has been highly pleased with his visit TO that sec
ton of the country (how indeed could II be other.
wise!!-and has constantly expressed has grateful
sense of the hospitality & spontaneous respect that
has been extended TO him IN the course OF tort
nights sojourn among them. On the other hand
he has left the most favorable impressions upon
the people generally. He now proposes to visit
Worcester. Hartford, Springfield. and perhaps
Albany, If he can do it consistently with his other
engagements, in season to reach the seat OF Go.
vernnent by the opening OF Congress
~ 7 Com.