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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Il WISH WERE R1cH."-Among the
poor, how much of lestlesS anxiety there
is1o lie rich How many wishes are ut
tered in secret for wealth. How often do
they sigh for the spIendor and ease ofthe
affluent, and feel as if they would count
no effort too laborous, no enterprise too
hazardous, which would bring about this
fondIv cherished DESIRE And among
some, to such an extent are these feelings
INDUCED that they gradually generate
envy and iil-will But after all, happi-
ness does not depend upon wealth, or any
other outward enjoyment. God never de-
signed it should depend upon these, and
his wisdom, as disp .uyed in the constitu-
ton of mans intellectual nature, is suit
able theme for constant and devout adj
mralion.
The secret of true happiness lies in
contented mind. This is the philosophers
stone, by whose magical and potent pow.
er, we may transmute our adversely into
prosperity poverty into wealth-our
sorrow INTO JOy-our pain INTO pleasure,
and our sickness into health. And this
/
Reach. What greater evidence could we
have Of God s inexpressbIe goodness, than
! the fact that he has placed it within mans
own power; to avail himself of present
enjoyment and future telIclty2
The OIL man who may be truly said
to be rich is he who has and wants but lit
tie. Not because he has it not, but be-
cause he wants it not. For nothing can
be more true, than the oft-quoted line,
"Man wants but little here below"
We have SAID that the secret oftrue hap
pintss, is a contented mind. I he rich,
therefore, are scarcely, if ever happy
They are continually wanting, and grasp
ing after more Or, even it This is not the
case, they hold on upon that which they
do not need, and no man can be contentec
ii he wants that which he does not need
Here the question mi yht arise, but how
much does "a man need? We will lie, ar
ancic lent writer Of great learning and &c
Iebrty answer this question:. "Havine
food and raiment, let us Herewith be con.
tent"
We exhot those, then, who are poor
no longer to envy the rich for could you
see their hearts, you would, ottentimcs, be
convicted, that there was abundant NOR,
occasion for your sympathy, than envy.
Stand, then, on the elevated ground O
conscious, dignitied Independence Great,
no artificial wants; and never, for a mo
ment, desire any thing which you do no
really need. Learn 10 scorn the luxurie
and buubIes with which the rich contriv
to satisfy wants which are insatiable.-
Pursue this course for short time, am
there IS hardly a rich man in the nation
before whom you may not stand up, anc
challenge a comparison Of happiness.
lions HerdLd
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18

THE LATE EMPEROR A1ExANpEp
was accustomed to walk out alone. On
one occasion, upon the eve of an Imperial
review, he had extended his excursion to
the distance oftwo or three leagues from
St. Petersburg. Finding himself tatigued,
he got into one of the public sl,dges;
Drive to the imperial palace at St. Pe.
tersburg!" said he 10 the lswotschiIk.
" l will take you as near to it as l can,"
replied the man, "but the guards will no.
allow meto approach the gates" On ar.
irving within little distance of the PAL
ace the sledge stopped. I'VE must not
90 any farther" said the sledge-dri,er.
The Emperor jumped from the sledge,
saying" Wait there, and | will send some
money to Pay YOU" mo, no." replied
the man, "that will not do. Your COM
rades often make me the same promise,
but they always forget to keep it. l will
give no more credit. If you have no
money, leave something with me until you
get it, The emperor smiled, and un,
fastening the clasp of his cloak, threw it
into the sIedge. 6 Here" said he, "take
this" On his ascending to his apar.
ments, he directed his valet de chambre 10
take fifty roubles to the 1swotsc hik who
had driven him, and bring back his cloak
When the valet reached the spot here the
emperor had left the sledge, he found
about twenty drawn up in line (which
of you drove the emperor?" inquired the
valet No one answered. "Who has
cot cloak ?" said the valet, pursuing his
inquiry. AN officer left cloak with
me-" exclaimed sledge-driver. "Givc
it to me, and here is your fare."-" Great
St. NichoIas!" exclaimed the astonlsAvd
driver, and, seizing the reins, he drove rap
idly away, amidst theshoutS of the assem-
bIed IswotschiIk. This happened on the
eve of one ofthe grand reviews After
the troops had defIed, all the commanders
of corps formed group round the empe,
ror.-" Gentlemen said Alexander, II
am much pleased with the fine appearance
and excellent discip line of your troops,
but tell your officers from me, that they
last night made me submit to the humiya-
ton of leaving my cloak in pledge for my
honesty" Every one stared with as'cn-
ishment. Il assure you," resumed the
emperor, 1.-The s?edge-driver who brought
me home refused TO trust, because, he SAT-
my comrades often forgot.to pay him. -
Vinceu7a S St. Petersburg.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18

Lord Brougham, the most interchangeable
man in Eng Ilnd, often does not QUIT his
study before midnight, and is always up
at four.
Cotton Mather, who knew the value of
time in every thing, was never willing to
lose a nom, Mt OF 1t. To effect this pur-
pose, he had written upon the door OF his
stud Y, in large letters, BE BRIEFN'
Ursmos, a professor in the University
of Heidelberg, wishing to prevent the
iders and b4bbjers from mttrrupting
him in his hours of study, had written at
the entrance Of his library, "Frlcnd,
uhoc~cr gou may he that Enters here, be
quich rlh y0ur BUSINESS and go away.'
The leaned SchaIiger placed the Iol-
lowing phrase on the door of his cabinet,
My time IS my estate"
The favorite of the immortal Shak-
spearc was, Consider time TOO precious
to 5c spent IN eosslpaug"
An old attorney of ChateIet was accus-
toned to gel rid of such Of his clients as
were lmportunate, or that he had little to
hope from, by these words, "My good
tr1e"ds, time lost goes for nothing p
Christians, and especially ministers,
may derive salutary instruction from the
above examples Of diligence. What you
do must be done qaich!y
"There are no acts of pardon passed
In the cold grave to which We haste;
But darkness, death, and long despair,
keign IN eternal silence there"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18

There are 1910 Evangelical Baptist
churches in Great Britain, exclusive of
Wales, of which 1853 are in England
so in Scotland, and 80 in Ireland; of the
latter 20 adopt the practice of mutual ex-
hortation, and three others break bread
every Lords day.-Morning Star.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18

The revenue of Pennsylvania, for the
last year, from tavern keepers and retail
ers, amounted to S99, 532,39l This State
seems to have taken the wholesale bust
ness Of widow and orphan making into
its own hands.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18

New YORK CITY TRACT SOCIETY.
The society appears to fnd favor with
both God and man-for between three
and four hundred persons are reported to
have been converted through It's instru-
mentality during the past year, and the
collection at the close Of the meeting a.
mounted to three thousand three hundred
and 6fy.two doIlars,-Am. Baptist.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18
M1sER1Es OF A BACHELORS LIFE

M1sER1Es OF BACHELORS LIFE
Poor fellow he returns to his lodging
| will not say to his 'home' Yhere
may be every thing he can possibly desire,
in the shape of mere external comforts,
provided for him by the oficiouS z.oI Of
Mrs. -. his housekeeper but still the
room has an air Of chilling vacancy, the
very atmosphere of the apartment has a
dim, uninhabited appearance-the chairs,
set round with provoking neatness look
reproachfulIy useless and unoccupied;
and the tables and other furniture shine
with impatient and futile brightness All
is dreary and repeIing. No gentle face
welcomes his arrival-no rowing hands
meet his-no kind looks answer the list.
less gaze he throws round the apartment.
He sits down to book-alone there is
no one sitting by his side, to enjoy with
him the favorite passage-the apt remark
the just criticism no eyes in which TO
read his own feelings his own tastes are
unaPprcclated and unrefected he has no
resource but hmself-no one to look up
to but himself; all his happiness must ema-
oate from himself Ie filings down the
volume in despair; hides his face in his
hands, and signs aloud, O!me miserum !
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18
NOTICE..

"HE subscribers would say to their
customers, the first of January is
near at hand; and they are desired to
call and settle their accounts by that time.
as we wish to fulfil our contracts, and
punctual attendance to this call will
much oblige, BENSON & MOTT.
Brandon, Dec. II, 1886. l4:3w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1837-01-18

the receipts and expenditures of Penn
sylvana for the last year, are about s4,-
100000.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
TsutIbe @aterIauesbersbe bigger.

QIus Dem SrspiInnisen erieben
mir .0aB Nitmel>ter 0uenouocn
init fetner S6waOron frepwlulser
Ora9oner, tpelde erft thr5li0 bon
$eutf6en in DbilareIpbia sebil-
Oct mur0e, Der SunDesreQlerung
in sWa(blngten tbre 0tenlte, 9e-
gen Die SnDtaner in Slorioo, an
sebeten baben Dom prdloenten
onsenotnmen tpur0en uno wobr'
f6tinli6 bereits ouf Dem Marfbe
ocrtbin be9rifen (ino.
Gin 8eweiB OoB Die Seutfhen
nibt bios ouf y aroo en- NIT
Den Wofen fptelen, fcnoern oub
ouf Dem g b Ia DIT { el > { tyr
neues 8oterlaub oamit DertbelolS
gen tpOllen. Srooo 70 if's re6t
teutihe 8riotr 9licf 0eil Il.
Ste9 ! gu6 9errmonns Sbbne !!
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
6lln(ern perbinoll6fen OonF
Dem Ubtb. 9B m. L len fir
OOcumente BON Wafbln9ton.

! rDer ebrw. 8. 9. S az,
miro auf Sonntos 0en 5ten So
~ember, Nabmitta9s um 2 l1br
IN teutf1er Spra6e In Der Sta0ts
9aue In Canton preoi9en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
9 . m g elan 5 {.

VIZ SutH 49, SepIettIoeC erDOtEeH.,
Paut ?Eobribteu aus Betlin
rom 6. Gz1cpt. nar Die 3obt Der
9eftertcnsn A.. 0fe Gbplera IL
aIsIbfals In Ma9oebnr9 uno Der
un9e9enD dus9ebroben.
Sls frauj. &atller lit nod ntbt
auf9eloif, Ser 3G9sr;oe bon 81.
leans miro nt6t Ole expedition
eegen gcnitantine besteiten. Ser
yosrSos uon Nemeurs sebt inosG-
fen nit Der afritani(hen @rpsoi.
ton. O. Srtsansn lrtiaerie bon
Der Gornlion in Spon (no am s.
Soepr, neh S.eulen oufeebroben,
I'm NIT olskt grpeeltion ein9e-
i:Dlitt 81 tperocn. .-Oer franS. No'
in;ral OaIois bat Befeb! erba!ten,
Of .trflfde Slotte su Swinesn,pie
tiriFonlfhen Guiten ~ psrlo0en.
= .DIl1s,nIlb miro Elm Srefeu
~ J"9e U1ocn tsln.
SpanIen III nod in oemfclben
iinSlldlieDen 3u,tonoet .tpte fuber.
Yin Stefsn swllben oen S-ruppeu
Der &on'Stn u. Den Sartiitsn bat
IN Ger Ndbe bon moorlo lfott ee'
funoen Dbrc Gin, befOnDeres Ge-
ip!tat. 81 panpe(uno Gno Der
0en. S0orefslp uno oer OberIt
Wanbtp'le pur6 lhre elgcnenStup'
pen errloroet ,peroep. glsibfals
Der Briaooier Sriarts, 9)lIitdr
0eupernor .. pampsLuna. Nuh,
fol Der SrigabItr 9}opars osr9if-
fit uno egn dbnIider G,eIiub Gn
otus Vensral MsnoeS Gi9oI& St'
tEa6t ,poroen fein. "
JEabt!9ten aus eiNabcn bonn 6.
Cept. iufolset itebt aub DIefem
yano Elm Sirserfrles bspor. @s
IaIlsn td9II6 Vefsd)ts ;wilhen pen
ebartlltcn uno Den s nltitpsIOneL
len per. u g..
Sn Som bat Gb ois Gbolera
hb!r ale Guartiere Der Staot
Decbrcltett. uno bat ibre Opftr aus
olen GIahen Der Bep6lfsrung Ses
nonf1en.. Nod Der lestsn Nohs
rlN pom 81. Nu9. lit ole &ranf-
btlt sber i'm gu ais Nbnebmen,
une ,pe;lise oapon Befallsne mer'
Den -tuleosr beher. 0ie Nnsabt
Ger Geiterbenen fol- lib auf 1900
beIaufsn. Sas QOlE duGert taut
ls'ne un;ufrlspenbsitt Oas Oct
pabiL Die GarDinile uno Nrd!a-
TN iln lnibreu pqtaiten ein(blIsG
I'm uno IIb felner 0sfabr prsis
sseell polIen. -9n Nlsier miro
esne ricus yrsmoenleeiea erridtet.
eSm Canton 3irib 1T Elm oa.
isIbF Debnbaft geme(ener reiter
Vll9lanoer, Namens Mater &C.
tteteen. 5eine 5interla0enfbaft
taat an sinen Gusldns,r. 3irib
,p,ll nun naD bettsbsnoen Canton
Gelssen 10 4>ro5snt pes Grbsuts
t'nslsbsH, mcaesen Die epsltftbe
.ssee!eruns @iafpra6e tbut. Meb-
rete eIfis'elle Notsn .(lno bsrelts
Darnber aussewsbfe! wcrocn.
Sp In cen7. NlugulE.-
nabsao in Den Anaalen Der So
srfabt toar Ser senriss Sag ;;
isna gbln fepsrte gettsrn in Ser
bstDiafemn'nuaa oessr'fen H6sin-
/ SselbiiFes, ,reldes Son bier aus
ie DIrsfteu Usrblnouueen nit Sen
. b,rleri(ben 6afsa etSfnen fou,
% ebsn 70 m6nee ais biltorifb,
nbttges Self, ,peil na6 teinabt
Wien 300 Sabren iebt G6ln
gagge Der alt berlbmten 6oufe-
let Ole Wsltmeere tpjeDer BE-
/ lgen uno Den Guf Dc: einff 70
/. hhenoen 6auoslslfabt oub len,
X t6 De6 NceanS r1ie0py ~ Gkrsn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Oerjeibni6 bon often,

~D$tbNb~uNb w" %*A%>"
srelbe beb Der SiBune ees lebten @cn'
sre6es pafirt tpuroeu.
Cine 2lfte, gum 2luhihub Ser 4.
|3ielsablun9 Der Dspol'ten an Die
! 1Staaten.
@tne Nfte, tpelcbe Die weiters
gu ld,teluns Der 3ob!un9 ouf
|3Duf1elne autborllirt.
Cine 2lfts jur Seple9uns BET
ubrl9sn Nnfpruhe an Die neuIi6-
en- Oepofte 8antsn.
Cine 2lftt um bic @ebubren Der
! OlltriFts QnpdI0e in 9epl0en
| Sdllen i'll reguliren.
! Cine 2Ifte sur llnterfleun9 Der
O.D. Mooilon.
Cine Nfte, tpelbe boS QIus9e-
ben Don Sebaktammers0>pten ou'
tbOrif1rt.
@ins Sia, tpe(be weitere 9er,
milli9unsen fur llntsroriGun9 Der
Snpianerfeinof fe!lstelten flr 1887
ma6t.
Cine 8iu, Tim eewi0e Geeee
bis sum GhluB oes nddtten Com
sre0es in &raft su la0en.
Cine Sill 5ur 9erbe0eruns ei-
ner Nfte betittelt Cine 2(fte um
fur Die 3ablune BON Nferoen, Die
i'm Mllltdr0lenlt Der Der. Staas
ten oerloren 9len9en oDer umfam-
en-, moBreseln su trefen, po0irt
am l8ten ecJanuar 1887.
0el6lub, meIeber beitimmtioa6
oos DodsetD ouf Die nit Der @rz
pre0en peft 9eGbi6t tporem i'm
Soraus 5u be;ablen 1T.
s ob a It, YpeIber bisber rur
in Morplano uno in Den CiDliD
ee!e9enen Scloosn + Stoaten &C.
pfanst tpuroe, miro jesh porsus-
ll0 IN ben or0btlteben Doer 9}eu-
@n9lano Staaten 9ebauh IL. spas
oas MerfmlrOl9lte 1T, Dieter ,ptro
fur ben fb6n,ten sebalten uno
briust Die beltsn preiBe.
Ndubere p.-Der Glepe(anb
(Sbto) 0eroIo pom Sreptas pori,
ger Wcbe (a9t, oa6 Elm auf Der
Netle nob Mlbpuri bel efnblider u.
tn bortiser @taot ou9efcmmener
Seutf1er @inpanperer, in oerppr
bersebenoen No1t oreper Softer
coer $runts bsraubt mereen (ep,
Die ou0er eem barren Gelpe funf-
zig Saibenubren gum Wertbe
BON $1,000 entbielteH. gr babe
llb unter frepen, 6lmmel am
Bbarf lein Sstte aufsemo1t,fei-
ne Sofer neben f1b sefelt, uno
mabreno zines 4ltunoisen Scbla-
lss iep Der Gaub eOufhbrt nor
Den.
= aor9elosS Sabluneen.
Der Staot 9}euporf babeu
tclsenoe 6 Damien angefansen,
fhr SIS Neten bo0 @elo aus,ut
ioblen, ndmlib, Die Sroreemens
Done, Die Manbatton Denf, bic
safoyette 8anf, bic pb6nir Baut,
Die Notional Sane uno Ole 8anF
Don Nmertfo. @~. ~.
Sn Obic BAT Die Clinton Bonf
BON Columbus Csit lester JBpd,e
onssfansen 8oarselo su sablen,
uno man ertportet tdsllh, oas bic
Srdnftln Banf su Cincinnati bie-
lem 'ab!ibsa Ssvfplele nacbab men
tperoe. MI. .1.ss. ...~',.f
Ser preis oes Shoes fiisa Son
40 big 60 prcSent In eonbon, mab-
ruIssr f,tv i mn srassr gEssfhslf asssa
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
Dinse, biz ib uienals aeieben.

SeHNng6 sS1ruGer 5DeD Srlttel
teines Subfcriptionsgsloes bsfam.
2. Sb fobe niemals eineu Srie,
oensrlbter our6 lein 2lmt reIeD
wer0en.
3. SD fabe niemalsf ooB> Elm
Guoffaiber su ganiten zines re-
gelmd6is ltuDIrten Doctors fpract,
nob Elm re9elmdBis ttuOlrter Ooc'
tor 9unlten elmer nsuerfunpe'
.nen Meplein. .< ...
. 4. Sb fabe niemalS einen Mal1
our6 Dferpetaulben reib weroen.
5. Sbfabe niemals einen Sple'
ler, Der, trenn es ibm nlbt nab
2bunfb 9ldGen tppllter nibt ;u
0etrus feline Sufubt nobm. "
6. Sblabe memals elne Srou
(lb Dem acknowledgement wl-
1eken.
7. SD fabe niemalst oa6 Elm
otter 6dtfbelsr elmer alten Sungs
fer cine Joeprotb 0ntrue; nod baB
Elm junses Mooben einsn ormen
altsn SdtfbelDr beprotbste.
. 8. Sbfabe nismals cine qBittt
roe Die NIters tpe9en ll6 tpet9erte
ju bsprotbeu.
8. SD Iabe niemals einen O>an
ourb Den Dfu9 oOran fommen,
Der nibt fetb't onle9te ooer dntrleb.
. 10. SD fobe niemals slnsn fau'
bern Mann uno cine betrunfene
Srau in Der ndmliben Samllie.
IL. Sb fabe niemals einen
Cub bfcrlbenten oen 0sraus9eber
elmer 3eItun9 lobent naboem er
lbn fars Settings Gao psrflo9t
bat. /
l2. Sb fobe niemo(s cine 3eitt
ting 9eoeIben, Dbne elnen 9uten
Antbeil Setanntma6un9en
(Hepubllfaner.
Nrfonfa s Scr qebrer- {:
Oaoio, tpie bsiBen Die smep neue'
fen @Stoaten in Der Union
g d uler: Scr Stoot Mi6l'
gan un0 Die Nrfonfao.
2ebrer: mesbalb Gasf ou
te QlrfanlaS ?
g biler: @p, meil's gum
tpelbGd)en 9el lble6t 9ebbrt; .oenn
n6rolib 0aocn lieet Mi6 e urp,
l1olib 2ucp 2lnne, bitlI6 NhBes
3lppe unO weftIib Der 6err meis
ple Oiele Mdo' uno Weiber font
nod.
Gebrer: Gut, Daoio, redt
aut ! Su biz Elm G}tnie. Benn
ou 70 fort mabIt, nirlt ou Elm
sonS anoersr Serl nie osine 9rp6.
tlIdtl1ttle.
8 amp uno s y r.-@ine
Srau ain Sblo potte esn Nlper
btnunter, uno CAB bisfen BunIh
einen1 ooriberfabrtnoem Dsmpf,
boot III erfennen. Oos Oampfs
boot lentte oaber nab eem 2anoe
III. Gie Srau st9srte init Dem
glnfteigen uno ols man fie sur
Gle antrleb, risf lie aus: "2Bor,
ten Sie Dob np9 Elm flein Beib
den ih m6bte germ Elm Qub-
emo gpsr nit auf Die Ns,fe neb-
men IL babeib fbon In tneinem
&orb, unO tnein 0infel III eben
paran bas 12te III leeen-b6ren
S5le nibt, es fofelt tbon.
gu Boroeaur ffarb furslib Elm
Rbr alter Sbuma6tr, :. Neper.
5ur Sbredsnsseit 1894 rettete
oerflbe pos eeben einsr 0rdfu,
ineen1 er lie bsprothste. Soba,
ote Sbredens,eit pDraber YpQr
nar(;ah no T3r6Gn ikso,, 1Co44
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-10-27
gB a y t. ert 6te.

~S~ " " - ~ y W S%
Obio.-Sn Ser ndditeu Sc
Ee9ebuns Don ObiD tperoen Dix
portbep lteben lple fol9t:
Gem, Mbiss
Neprefentanten, 81 40
Sen atore l6 20
q nlplO ante .-9u
ote(et1 Staote ttebsn Die 'Dortbep'
IN Der nd6ten 9tleegebuns wle
fol9t:
Dem. 9Dbiss.
Nepreientanten. 56 a.
Senatoren, IA l9
81 u,Serfep.-Sn oieiem
Stoate boben ote wbisS NIT ei-
ner tleinen Mebrbelt se0est.
P9eorse 81. Gilmer fou gum
9oupernor bon 9eorsien srpdblt
woroen (epn.
Ser Der. Stoaten-Gelbdfts.
trdger an bic Nepubltf Seros bat
Neucrleans am 22iten Sept. oer'
lalen, I'm no6 Seras su 9eben.
3 Dor eiptsen Saeen 1T ser
neue 0efanbte BON 9O1srico 81.
Wortlnes Dt3arroin wo{btn9ton
ettp ansefommsn.
Obio anal 3but.-
Wdbreno Dem MDnot September
be!tefen iI6 Die 36us out Den ObiO
eondlen3u $39,8O3, pe(bes Sll,,
275 tnebr III ais i'm namllbsn
Monat porises Jabr.
81 . It abe oon eraS.
-9toh chlctellsn Verlbten erbal-
ten bepm Staats Neportement,
'Ino Ole y5dfeu oDn Galvetton uno
Sra0cs, in Seras, bomber Merl-
conlfben Ssemoctt ,rel6e. Don
Ven. Jo(e Oe Aloanba comtnan-
otrt DlrD, in elnen blodaDe Sus
itone erfldrt por0en-
6 Monot 1{>oruung 1T erlaubt
Dom 81. Au9u't, an ale Sbife
welbe Den Dersini9t. ,Stoaten ..
Noroamerlfa, Den amsrifonlGhen
NepublIfsn i'm Sloeu, uno ben
eurepaifben 0>ot.onen, II. 8 Hne.
nat oen WeitinoiiDen uno britti-
(bsn Selleungen.
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oemfe!ben befonpsn ia retten. =.
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Douptlln9e perlan9ten 81 100000.
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Obio Canal 3but.-
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beltefen f'6 Die 36Ns aut Den Obio
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Cine 2situns BON Donp;lIe,.
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sls'nr'ons ON 4ten oisles psrb6rt,
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-10
The Hon. HENRY CLAY.--Foe.

The Hon. HENRY CLAY.--Foes
as well as friends are obliged to acknow-
ledge his superiority. The Washington
correspondent Of abe Harrisburg Key
Stone" Van Buren, thus speaks Of Mr..
q. in a late letter: 49,. =. !
81 am not Mr., Claws friend, but
have often surveyed with wonder aud
asionishmea, the extent Of his all.direct.
ing, all-pervading genius. As an orator.
he is probably unequslled in this country
or any other. a. The present time, though
he is doubtless failing from The effects Of
age. and Of life moi The mos, temperate
and regular. His voice is powerful and
melodious, and his command over It's
moduIations most surprising. His man.
ner is ardent and iInpsssioned in the
highest degree, and always calculated
to produce the very effect he desires. -
lie does nothing BY halves, but goes
onward. right onward fearless Of oppo-
neu,s. and regardless Of consequences.