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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-30

B. IRWIN CO., Members OF the ROYAL College Of Sun
geons. London. continue be Consulted delicate
all their stages. their okce FELTON,
where from the commodou
persons aborins ualer delicate complaints treated viii
secrecy and safety
b. Irwin CO. pledge themselves that in all Of bs
violent venerea which have hitherto fallen under ther
notice their treatment without mercury has be,
full and speedy Thsy need by certificates the public
attention their superior practice those diseases their
puta,on in this city we'll known and respected by those WHO
had OCCASION con6de in their honor Ii strongly recon-
mced To females who the habit Of using Deobstru
Pills, that than sh.ud be taken any
might produce effects which would BE-
mothers DESTROYS to avoid preventive
cured days. Those who bsve injured themselves
BY secret and destructive habit, obtain relief Solvent
security all that will be required until shall effect
ed Letters post paid detailing the nature OF The con- pIas
and covering suitable fee will be to- and
medicines, with full directions, forwarded 70 the parties
Dice. 20i4 Fulton street. iyl5-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-30

A LUXURIANT HAD OF HAIR !-wyeths Cream
~ of L.s considered superior every article fot
tie establishment growth ,nd preservation e the hair ard
entirely FREE ing from dsndruf and for changing the
or a. red light brown auburn hair, whissrs
JET blsckthe later qual, depending vegetable pro-
ducton For badness The Cream Of Lilies i Justly esteemed
Cor it, celebrity Of reproduction.
From the Proprietor 81 the " n. v. Age"
Ms JoHS Wrsrn-Sr: After sir werls'use a Cream
Lilies roy heir is completely restored after hsess trial
of of articles told while travelling in Mi.
,ou YEAR had ihe billion. fever, and had been nearly
year almost bald also applied whsker and. strange
to they assumed JET sscs permanent color having
re- from my youth.
With respect and gratitude, am, sir your
w. NJ WATT.
New York, May 10th, 1893.
For SALE wholesale and retail al the Proprietor prices by
A. ID. SANDS 10 aud 100 Fult.n IT., Guion eo Broad
Minor. Broadway; Hart, CHAMBER and Broad
way Saunders 100 Broadway; Dcke &3 Broadway Clarke
cor Houston ans Bfozdway. Ring, ga Broadway. Cole
Ogden e6 Broadway; syme g. aud 80 Bowery, cor
Church md Chamber st.: w Somerve ith woos
ter; wyeL, sssi Hudson 81; Cotton, Blocker ST. Creighton
Bedford and rmins Lindsay, - 9th Avenue Love
los 9Th Avenue; Nicely Christopher = md Ciress wch
ane-and by most Drug and FsIcy Stores - A.erca
Price 20 csnts.
p Beware of couuterits and worthless limitations and
iso simiie Of y Wyeth' on each j,s-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-30

u3- ID. q. HARRISON. Dentist, formerly 81 Bar
clay street. has removed to No CO., Warren street. and do
from West Broadway myl63n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-30
DIN. q 4. q Il RS
LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS

LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUSS
fan THE attention Of those afflicted with Hernia
is called to new Truss, lately patented in the
gHN city Of New York. II. superiority over every
Vs. other instrument will be evident q mere
inspection for unlike every other Truss the rupture pad
pressed upon by double spring. which fixed con-
v the lower part the rapture pad
hss keeping the pad closely applied every attitude Of the
body and adjusting and adapting itself under all circumstances
the person and 10 the part which applied Pos
sessng double spring and consequently double degree Of
elasticity il is rendered easy and the wearss
The above Tsss has taken the place Of ali others for Per.
nanent retention and Of herns rupture Ii is aest
the only Truss in the city Of New York. and The
adjacent country The above Truss sdus,ea and applied BY
Surgeon who has devoted rarticr attention subject
Of herKs, and the construction and application Of Tres
his Office, No Ann street. Broadway ts
American Museum where they be had wholesale and
"a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

o. When the Administration has been charged
with extravaganza. we have been pointed to tie
growth of the couttry and toahe Increase oil Obj ects
of expenditure, in order To weaken The force OF the
chatgr. But even Ibis ground is laken from them.
by brief Article which tie reader Will fad IN anoth
er column, copied from The " miogion Chronicle
from winch II appears that Ike costs fcoecon, con
shutting Formidable item OF the increased expen-
dtures, have been greatly augmented under the adj
mnstration Of Mr.. Ban Nuren and his DISASTROUS
predecessor. beyond what they acre during Mr..
Adams's term. We hope our readers will tuIu 10
the article.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
FAEsyEFges 81 YHEgeCE2ANEs'
Savings Institution,
EK.S'd REFcETEsGs.

TH,lIS INSTITUTION. HAS NOW BEEN
E. IN successful opefatlon for SIX wears, under the
mo prosperous cnCumstauces-noi a dollar having
been lost or a debt due the institutions bul what has
been promptly paid, Ihe Company continue 10
receive d1posaes, upon The most favorable Terms
bat is, for any sum remaining with item under Ion
months. interest thereon from the date OF deposite
at three per tent per annun-o'fr i"ut, ana u del
SIX mouths. four per cent and over SIX months, five
per cent per annum
Deposiles are generally paid upon application, bh
the Company reselveto themselves the rieht OF e.
qUnlug two weeks.
Those wishing to aeposite money, viii cali upon
the Cashier Al lis Office, al the sto!e OF Turner d
RurMe ell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

,u,o power By dIsregardng ms duty 10 both. when
that duty comes in conflict with Executive orders
Let ii be once settled that Senators and Represcn-
,atives are sent TO Washington, not carry out the
will Of their constituents, but 10 obey the orders Of
the Prcsdent,--and such is the practical result OF
tie doctrines OF the Administration party,-and what
guarantee do Republicans institutions afford the
perletuation of the liberties of the people Is not
every thing uudcrtlc control oflhe President, Are
we not under the government Of One Man. when our
Representatives dare net dsobey his orders without
IN curing the curses of the people
OF Mr.. Loving himself, know AM shall 50,
nothing, except that We hope he was orthe
full scope OF his toast, when 1t offered. II he
was he has read his Bible 10 very little purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

o. The Loco Fuco Abolinon editor Of the
Nashville Union copies extract from tie Bay
State Democrat, TO prove thai lie Is AboIitior,t.
This sane Bay State Democrat, 10 oreerago than
last winter, procIaned, for tie purpose Of inducing
the Aboluonsts to sup oia Loco Foco candidate
for G ngress, that "Abolilion and Democracy are
one and the same thin Che greatest good of the
greatest nun bcr" A ost ext elleut witness truly
Arthur Tappan might Mhltemash Inn also. for the
sake Of having Abolition editor at the lead Of a
Southern journal. A foe thus disguised is more
rison school
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
BALES NEW HYBRID TGGsNlP
y &, 4; ID.

q LOT OF these SUPERIOR SEED may he bad
I y oil the subscriber, at Northern prices. They
were raised by Rev. }. nhpatrck, al Cumberland
aud may be relied onns genuine. He states
gard II imcompayably superior to any other
TURNIP that have ever seen. Tor all the puIpo-
ses or which the lurnip is culiisaed, For stock
regard it as superior TO he ua- Baga, and much
surer ctop--I shall SOW no other for that purpose
while for the table, either root or for salad, II
can have no rival" Itonght to lie sown from lie
oOll to the last Of July aud III order 10 have them
in peilecilon should be thoroughly cultivated.
Apply 10 GEO. BAnb1 d 20.
july IL Ill II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
GOELEGA'S .x.9TCHLES.s
SANATsVE,

4 MEDICINE OBJ MORE VALUE TO MAN
! hau the wat nnues ol AUSTIN, even the nn-
Hefl treasules Of our gl1be,--A MEDICINE which 10
nbianed equally from the VEGETABLE. ANIMAL Asr
MINERAL KINGDOMS. aud Illus possesses ihrec-lold
power,-a MEDICINE, wliell. though designed us
remedy FOR Consumption solely. Is possessrd Of a
nrsTrnious Influence efniany diseases OF tie but
man s,slem,--a medicine which hsgins 10 be ,aucd
hy physicians, whu are daily NJ Messing ls astonsh-
ing cures of many whomthry had resigned To he
grasp Of the lGsatilh,r Gt4se.
Dose OF the SANArlyE. for Adults, one drop;
lor rhildten bali drops All isf n#iani-. quarter
drop; the directions explaining the II amer oil Ia
HING bali ~ quarter drop.
PRlcE - 30 pm HALF OUNCE.
GEORGE y. A. RAlNE. Agent
for Clover III, Prince Edward Co. Va.
Tho sui scttbet Is also agenl lot b nAsDRE1u'
7 l. l. $ q. ". a. RAiNE.
july IL oai a"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
PARAGRAPHS.

y L. Hitds.--it is generally known tsays the
bosien Transcript that Nh. \. L. MILLS. editor
al The New ORR torSiir, married when lasl IN Eng
iahd, the daughter OF WILLIAM SrAtr, otdnauce
slorekeepe, Al WoolWt,h. Mr.. MILLS aud Gis lady
recent, returned to England on visit 10 her hmi-
~ but We frgtet To say that the JOY OF meeting
will bs turned TO amouruful greeting the ha,'s ia.
thef having died on the 3lst Of MAJ of winch they
"ere ignorant on The day OF then departure fl ON
Ne" York. Nj. STAGE lad sren nn.b service in
consideration of which, pension oil .eS65 per an-
nun MS s''h''d 10 HIM some yeats nge.
In tie [ sur Of General Sessions oil New Yolk,
On sday, John Boyd, negro. WIS convicted OF
rrijuly-hayiug been suhoruCd 10 swear, IN uial
last Arul, thal Mr., Il. J. $ Gauncr bad abducted
Mss Maria Mead of Pou" hkerrse. Tie evidence
disclosed tie fact that there "as no truth IN the
change OF abduction.
HE town OF Quincy, IN Illinois, las only been
established somc halt dozen wears, aud vel las
aree and npIiN increasing population. IL
principal, setled by New Eneland uen. one oi
whom, Nj, lilsoN, has pat up splendid hetel.
winch cost ) 50, 0u0,
Crops IN Teras.-T The Houston Telegraph says
All accounts rom the conhny continue to be Of
most cheering nature IN regard 10 the coming crops.
/ h. ssasonabr rdtns we had lost week, makes eve.
y ihlns look enooulag NJ The eom looks better
th,n Al any previous em,
Ctops IN NaHA IiatapQ The North Alaba-
nlan says, Several refreshing showers dung the
la,t week-c,op~ waiIiog nhead-eoto IN lhe la>srl
--eutlon blossoms rlrnN-whcal HIVES, atel--ctop
tool Sam~rr.-An astronomer nj Hampstead
Ion@ Island, says lac has counted, IN IL. month ot
fheyae eon,t.nIlx sh,n,,.,
p..,... D..
,,I.i ,''"S' -" S"' u ''n = ''s'es nun
- " ''''",'' ~ '" 'u'n'' " '"
evenings since u barn AT Baruston. Just Wllbn the
~, ''"'''"6 u" ''I"loh'' 'Au 'ieh Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
Wr. William sherwood :

HNAkE NOTICE, that | shall on the 23d day Of
H. August, 1899, at The office Of Chiswel Dabney,
in the town OF Lynohburg, take the Dcpositlons Of
Jonathan knight, John Boyle aud others, to be read
evidence the lnal Of The suit depending in the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county of Bedford wherein | am Plaintiff. and
YOU and others Defendan,s-and should the Ia
king of SAID Dispositions not be completed on the
day above named. the taking thereof will be conn
ued from dayto day, az The place above Designated,
until the whole are taken.
THOMAS F. HARRISON.
july Is tw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

" The Legislature OF Pennsy lsana, at It's lutte session.
passed law directing the execution of criminals 10 take
place privately in the prison yards where they confined
in the presence of limited number OF witness designated by
the act New York, ye ago, adopted similar law
and the beneficial of it, learn have been most obv
eua
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

TENlIE undersigned !, aurhorzed to receive rropo-
i sas lof tie construction Of a new Dam 10 he
pond Of The Lynchburg Mills, To be sulll ol solid
Sinue Masonry. dry work, IL feet thick at The bot
tom, battered to feet at top, TO be covered with
coping stones, fastened by iron bolts. Proposals 10
be left with The undersigned on before the lst OF
August next. Plans aud specifications will be fun
uished bv WM. W. NORVELL,
.4geatof Lynchburg Manufacturing Co.
July Is 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

o. writer in the Richmond Enquirer nomr-
mates Valentine w. Soulhall. Esq. of the dele
gates from Albemarle, the successor OF Governor
Campbell.
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Mouse, sign and ornamental
HS.EE.e'YE.a'sf, SC.

fH'llE SCBSt klBLK respectfully uffms hi
u iusuds and The luthr t,tsfall tim be tttendi
ealls1na 90 lhc above nm Il b1sintss ~ al rs Va
luu, llaurhcs, vac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
EOS. PRICES.

n Y % Il a L..
IA Il d > II T. l. l. \ l. NJ o \ ID S.
d L Falmnuis, English Nalnnis. nd Fhberts at
IA CENTS the POUND WHEN oyet pound IS t,heu
al once aud may ulhcr articles equally Low at
HON Ill DAVIES.
July IL il Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

CO DIR. Francis Mallory has accepted an invita-
and sterling Wings they are too,--io parlake of a
Public Dinner in that county, as a testimony If the
high estin alton in which they regard lis course du
ring the late Congressional in that district
in which, by the way, twill be reeollected Dr. n.
.sas defeated. In his reply to the committee, DR..
! Mallory says;
3 Our opponents dared not meet tie true Issue o.
penly trick, subtertuge and suppression Of the
truth we're reiIed on by the paIizans Of Missouri
resirictionlSt, to sustain an administration whose
daily food Is corruption aud venaliiv, and deceit
fAsehood, fraud, humbug and bribery. This is not
idle defamation | speak of that which | have
seen AID OF things which know to exist. The Ex-
ecntse Department Of our Government atavcd IT,
sell against me in tins district, where il IS nemen-
dous | have not committed any erime-at least
nothing was charged against me but my ,flrncc
was hostility to Martin Van Buren, and ir this his
million OF annual disbursements in my district WIS
successfully used against Notwithstanding the
powerful influence of the spoils principle a review
of the late campaign couvinces ne that The result
should by means disc ouraee tie stanuch and
sterling Wings of old Number one, which, while
Jacksonlsm swept over State like pesrIlprcc
so long preserved her soil pure aud indebted from
the presence Of th~ ruthless invader OF the nrarc
and well beng OF our common country. Too lonr
hive we been engaged IN tins battle between liheuy
and despolSm. t" give up the Gsli. because strong
point has allen before the devices oil an altill aud
unprlnciled e.-NO: rather LEI us hut HE on our
armour, and although our glorious old banner IS
somewhat t"ilrfed and torn, let Us aghn on
high. resolved 10 Couleud tur every nth ol ground
so long as single thread shall float on the blctzc"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

PttPiog out "A correspondent Of tie Enquirer
whose wish, doubtless sis father 10 the thought :"
assumes that Col. Johnson will moi be candldrc
for reelection to the Vice Presidency, in The teeth
cfCo is letter, in which he declares that he is NOT
nj all reluctant to serve the party asain-aod then
nominates Andles Stevenson. E,q. our Minister o
Londan. as his successor il We 90 on, we have
commenced, coulerrilg Ibis distinguished Office on
men, who like Mr.. Slcyenson 3" do large business
ON a small capital" it VIII soon Gall into contempt
aud be disdaned by men ot snpei ct inte'iect-by
whom alone lfonIy in refercecc to the several con
tingences which may occn, 10 deyose Tie dutles Of
the Chief MassiFacy upon its occupant, II ought %
be filled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

GcnHCmen-lonr note OF Yesterdays date. re
qpe>ilue, III behalf Of The stve,i civ AID ntlilars
associations al he town. copy OF the ot2ton dely
errd by me. on tie 4th INST ior publication, was re
ceivcd tbs morning.
1t would alord Ire urieignrd pleasure to comply
win the request Of le COMMITTEE but The maciIce
Of publishing addresses ct .InIar and far nJote
meutot,ons character dan can ros.b'v pretrrd to
claim ior my humble titofl, h9s bccun" SO Peya-
lieut. uIlate, without rfoanclng any real Gopd-to=
getherwth the fact that II prepared wholly Will
the view of lnals originally proposed Destination
aud Other, hy one almost wholly unaccuson-
ed 10 hlcrat, utnpusIton, and Consequently hdught
with defects wkleh shall Lot have an early uppor-
tuntv of revising and correcting to reudPr II iii
for puhlirauon,-lhduce me to respectfully decline
complying with thatr quest.
With high respect, your obi serv't,
WIN. NJ. DAVIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

~ fhe Ma,svie Eaglc Of III. al, inst an
nounces The arrival Of Nh. Cay in ,hat city. accom-.
p'ned by Judge Porter ot louisiana on tour % the
o""'u's- IL IS ms intention 10 visit the Lakes Va
smia' the Canadas aud Saratoga Sptiuss, whele he
has never been and where he will have the Measure
OF meeting Mr.. san Buren,. Mr.. c. intends 10 n
void every hing like parade, and to pass though the
country as Quietly possible.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

C. We learn from the Norfolk Herald rhit a
Dinner was civento Mr.. Wise at Pongoeague in
Accomac county, on The 27h u Tn company
wasve,y numerous, and Mr.. WISE addressed Il Gu,
in an able speech.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
EsHssEC EORS.

Dadvid r. Edley, Elijah Fletcher,
Jol,n UnllIns, Maurice Laughorne,
Sau,ueI McCorhle Thomas Ferguson,
lessee Hare Maurice II. Garland,
Samuel Garland, Chas. l.. Mosby,
Jno. NJ. Warwick Saml. Poindexter,
$ H. Davis Chas. w. Christian,
Jas. l.. Clavtsr, Geo d. Davis
Jas. w. N6ruan. David w. Burton,
John Early, John h. Paterson
JOHN G. MEM, President,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG, Treasure,
GEO. w. TURNER Cashier.
JAM 81 WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

o. correspondent OF the Richmo nd Xbie
compliments the speech delivered by Mr.. James p
iloeombe oil this plate, at tho late Uuners,lv ON.
mF"cemeni, IN the highest terms. lie SAYS. 1t
was one oi the most pathetic and cogcnt speeches
ever listened to-tbe effect IL had ON the sudienr=
was powerful The writer, We are sure n,y,,l.
nothing IN the prediction that NJ. II. vii, he,e,es,
" do honor 10 the State"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18
CORRESPONDENCE.
IY>cnuuRG, Jul, s.

IiNCnruRG, July SIh, 1889.
Dear Sir-We have been appointed on the Iari
of our respective associations. To request copy Il
your Orllon. on the ii n,1. lct puhhcIrion. 1las
request moi nade mattsr n curse, hut ajses
from >Ineeie dfsfr 20 q axe public an address, 81
able Iu IS argument and 81 PAM uc IN is sp'ui.-
Your conn laurr /" I'll llells eItuN us.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

o. We Witnessed ON Monday last the operation Of BIN
srrtn MACHINE, invented by Mr.. $. H. Wills of Abingdon
1t seemed ious 10 he admirable invention, as labor
saving machine performing in few du, work ion
ono man Thabelsteads prepared by it, too ar, remarkably
Of refuge for that noleabe aud he cndurcd summer
pest which remorrlossly "murer Sleep. Mr. ". nov
atonr, for the purpose ofdisposng ofpacnt tights
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

W The k;ehmon' Wing announces the leothor Thomas
"a'na Leigh Fsq Who recent, wounded in an aifay
"ood''e, Mississippi 1t viii be seen by an extract in
o 'i Column that another fatal oir has grown ,at
controversy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-18

~ Robert camm Esq. of Amherst, informs us that his
toast al the New sgnw dinner incorrectly
for the press 1t should ha'e hega written thus:
BY Robert Camn-F. Z. Bair and Thomas Ri,,lIe. rfg
suS II Clay and ". {. Ryes:
Tell them their sting IL i1 they will rejoice
Let ittal harmless on The hiplc mail
" on conscious honol aud The latitd ,Ipcrs
"Nlll writht and hiss 10 find lhar venom, Nnst,dn
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aiapu.vsNss tg.SsTlaS.
EiEila RNkN.


CLOTHS, "a sstf2F.gGRs, de.
w L h"v" rccr''ed an .ss.1tnrnl of splendid
w Cloths, tassimeus aud Nnsllugs. with Va.
rlrty OF other Guod- snlablrior cehfl, meas Sum
nici Wear which II be sold To-.
TURNER x BURWELL.
Anil II is
The native American., 1839-01-19

bans of Grogan, who headed the expedition, and
who had lately returned under Lord Durham $
amnesty. Grogan's cattle aad sheep and gram
were also consumed also Il c house OF Mr. Har-
vey Huxley, an American resl4ug there and who,
the Burlington (Vt.) Free Press OF Jan. 4, says,
took no part in the late troubles. rms caused
retaliation on the part of the patriots who burned
the property of several other oyaIlsts.
Grea, excitement prevails at Alburgh, Swanlon
and MissisquoI Bay, and the military - all III mo-
I,ion. Report says that shots have already been
exchanged across the line, and that loyal picket
guard having ventured orl tie wrong side Of 10,
was made prisoner, but subsequently released.
| It's clear he maraulers who have the assurance
10 seek shei,criu our country, and III make COW
ard!y inyasions On the frontier inhabitants ot "a
NADIA, are determined with the desperation oi reck-
less pirates 10 Involve lis III war. They ought
| TO be hunted down by the respectable c!lZtns on
both sides cf the line, who should unite IN eradia-
! ling these enemies 10 the peace OF society. An''
yet we see the American paper called the 81 A.
bans MESSENGER, is }ryng TO toment tins eAciie-
ment. No wonder such Americans wish Tor the
abrogalon ol the neutrality act and The withdraw
al CT h- United States troops from the sfontler.-
y. T. Star. y
Mckenzie no doubt is cxuiiing IN the hope Of
realizing his predictions openly uttered IN his
speech al the spmpathi7ing meeting IN this ci'y
that in two years he would involve itlo y. States
in war with Great Britain While another sen
timent, expressed a. the same time, and On tht
same occasion, forms connterpart--in which he
said or intmated that England could not be kick
ed into war with us for fear of loosing the debts
due from our merchants 70. goods purchased there
As TO the first, time must prove his efficiency as
war-maaer. As to the latter he evidently believes
more in British avarice, than British honor; take
both og' ther, and the conclusion IS either that he
lis inconsistent or The Un;Ls.i States must declare
,te predicted war.