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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-05
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ChANCERf-VIRoIsrl:-At Rules held In The
nee OF The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanc6u
Louisa county, on Monday November the 7ih, lt4o N
Henry NJ. Scboo-r and William Nelson Sheriff Of L. %
county, and Committee Administrator do bonis non Of Flu X
Schroeder, deceased Psiu,is. D
against
Lewis Johnson, Executor Of Lewis Johnson deceased 70
johnson, Ira Jon,on Alexander Johnson Janr
gurha r. Johnson, Hugh Simpson and Lucy A. his wife
Lucy A. Schroeder, America Z. Srhooler Rice d. schooner
Garrett II. Schooer, Defendant, fn
The defendants, Willis W. Johnson I'm Johnson hi-r7 no
Johnson and Garrett ~ Schooler having entered
peRrance and given security, according rule
This Court nnd appearing by satisfactory evidence ,n
are not Inhabitants of this saie, motion of the plaintiffs
their Counsel II is Ordered, That the said defendants
Johnson Ira Johnson. Alexander Johnson and Garrett Sch
er, CO appear before The Judge Of the said Court Coy
house, op the hst day Of tie of the said Cuu and
swcr the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this order
inserted in newspaper published In the city -
for two months successfully, and posted nj the front door
Courthouse Of this county on some Court day.
Copy-Teste, ~,
JOHN HUNTER c. Gu
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10 Wing will copy and send account to this Office.

OCUST HILL. FOR sAIE-The subscriber, having deter
IL mined the West, orrs for sale, by private con-
trsc the Ta Land which he lives miles North OF
Louisa Count hcuse, the waters Of Hickory creek healthy
and agreeable neshoood and containing eight hundred and
enty acres with comfortable dwelling houses and other
good apple orchards and meadows The land is
productive and well adapted TO the growth of wheat OATS
tobacco and clover There about hundred and ~
Of excellent grounds free nundation and rroduc
ample supply OF woud and timber supply tho farm
Each field is we'll wateed having failing springs and
branches II said OF truth that seldom such farm
ket, either in fIousa the adjoining counties.
Reference 10 Ellis & Elicit Richmond or the snhscrber.
JOHN ELLIS.
Iuui.a, Der o. 1872
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AW SOTiCE.-The CoPahnership between George W.
IL Read William c. Fournoy continued for another term
years will be conducted under tie old style Of ead q
Founoy. They win in future attend The Inferior and Superior
Courts Halifax The Courts of Charlotte, Prince
Edward and Cumberland Communications on bn-
uckug am Cunhernnd ard Prince Edward ld bel
addressed c. TiIrnny Frmril!e, Prince Ed
ward Halifax and Charlotte to George W. Read Char
lOt,e Court house.
PrrrnErcr,-Richnond-I Webb, Crouch Brooks
Hudson, Bnfords Baskerville; Famvle-N. L. pena
BILE Co.: Charlotte c. H-Booker Scott; laax-John H.
Edmunds, II. Edmunds d Co.
Dec. 20 GI-wlm
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

RLFUkI On TIE FINANCES
Letter from tic Secretary # nc Treasury the sa:e Of
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
December 18Th, lol2
Sir: In obedience 10 the directions oil the act Of
Congress of the loh Of May, l-0O, entitled, "An ect
supplementary 10 the act ent,itd AN to establish
the Treasury DEPARTMENT., and ac, entitled IAN
act to establish fiscal year., &c, approved the
26 Of August, lci., the Secretary of the Treasury
respectfully submits the following report
l. Of The pab'ie reeenue md erperditms.
The balance in the Treasury on the st
January lSi2, exclusive ofthe amount
deposited with the States, rustiunds,
and indemn'lies,) was s230,lS3 6S
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W. MILLER. {

In pursuance Of the above order Of Court the heirs and
Of Elizabeth Wa ker, deceased, late nf Gnochland -
Virginia. the persons entitled the distribution her
hereby notified and required 10 make r.eves Snos
before the l0fh OF February next, l4J tie d.
A. Bryce, in the county of Goochland. ANY communicative
ing information the heirs and distributes OF En-,
Walker mentioned above order of Cont, MA, ada
ed to me- Flies Post ofIiec Gooch!and rouniv Va.
W. VI. BRYCE ". c,
DEE 60 r.v,
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SsMITH nRISgER & MORRIS Successors 70 sNiIh ssu
PALMER keep constantly on hand Foolish lfs ~
man. and American Publications. in every Department on
ture particularly Theology, the Cas>ie, The Arts ana
History Biography &c Or Law soek 10 al present easa
and well selected sehoo BOOKS and stationary OF eSe
always hand. i
OF all the Animals published In London ana America ssvI
oonnhn'no'ns' ~ o' - GI-2is9
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S35,30s,634 Sc
Making
Lcaving n deficiency in the Treasury on
the 3lst December, 1912, of So1

Leaving n Gchciency IN the i!eesuIy on
the 3lst December, lSi2, OF So'o,''o ~
The above estimates OF the expenditures for the 4h
quarter Of the present wear, include as II viii be per
ceved The sum of SS05, l74 03 being the amount oi
outstanding warrants issued PRIOR In The ls January
1912 Ii is presumed, however, that like sum will
remain outstanding The LIST January, nest; aud that
insead OF the apparent deficiency, as stated above,
there will be actual balance IN the Treasury the
!st of January, lSl3 of al least S224 900 IL is tx
pec,ed aso that like OF warrants may be ont
standing on the 30h June, lSi3 aud at the end oil the
succeeding fiscal year
1t is proper 10 remark that, al the time The estimates
of the expenditures of the 9Th quarter prepared by
the several departments Il was belle we'd ina' Tie exfen
altures for the current quarter would amount to The
sum already stated but Is now ascera'ned that they
will fall considerably short ct that amounts yet as they
become charge the Treasury early in the next year,
IL has not been deemed necessary 10 alter the amount
ST first estimated.
If-Of The estimates IF The public ard trpcn
dtures for The half caiendar year ending Soh June,
l643.
The receipts for tie hall year are estimated fol-
From customs s7,5oo,0o0 oo
From lands, i,"Uo,uuu u"
From Treasury notes and loans ',JS>,Il3 -
From miscellaneous sodrces oo,eoo W
Sl4, JSS, lI3 40
The expenditures for the half calendar
year ending The 30ih June, 1913, are
estimated at lO,3ci,leo 20
Niz ----------
o course .s''S@ '''"' 'N' ~ ~ a,7e2,7oe SO
Army Notifications pensions, folh!ment
Of indian treaties, suppEessng OF In
clan hos,,es, &c. 3,133e29 5u
Naval service 100000 10
A' nn,, '' Coz, 500 90
r-Of the estimates Of The public rsrsa"e and expen
di,urss for The fiscal gear ending the 3oA Of jane,
1874
The receipts for the fiscal year ending the Both June,
Tsas, s customs s'' sls,cocOoo col
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Is CHANCERY-ylRsiSIA:-InG ooeh'and cireu, :.
Court Of Law and ChanceFy, e3i day Of September
Benjamin Phaup and Elizabeth his wife, fnrmery rfs
Ellis, Pr, ~,
against 1sss
William Gray, late Sheriff of Gooehland county ana :.
Administrator OF Absa,n Ellie. deceased and Leroy H. ~
Ellis and Charity his wife, Joseph Watkins and Jenn.sa a.
formally Jcnusha Ellis, Joshun Ellis Hercules ElIi. B1r
Fills and Erazer Ellis, deceased distributes OF The s
ION Ellis deceased, Mary Fills, widow OF Ahsalom f!.
ed james D. Ferguson late Sheriff of Goorhand COUNTY :.
SUCH Administrator de bonS of Elizabeth Waik.r A.
William Ellis his heirs Jacob s his heirs. Day, p
heirs, David Johnson and his wife or their hens
Atk.son and - his wife, john Ellis IN, hc.,.
Clarke and his wife or their heirs. the heirs Mar \
ELL deceased and Polly Ellis, Richard I-s, ki;tuah Eli
married Robert W. Martin, Iczekiah Ellis and l.ury y
children Of Caleb Ellis, deceased. Defent, ny
THIS this day TO he further heard nlon NJ
pers formerly read and argued by Counsel, wheep
doth adjdge. order and decree. that the Master
sione this do proceed 10 ascertain and r-,g, D.
Court, the distributes "f Ez beth Max
ceased entitled her and for this purpose the
missioner is hereby empowered and required u Necessary
vese newspaper printed in the city OF Eichr n
guiring all who entitled 10 distribution Of IL, 81
tate make themselves known him before the nr,
of this Court. 4 Copy-Teste,
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IN CHANCERY.-viRotSla:-In Lunenbn,s Cctu,y = =
i I2ih December 1872:
William Ellis, pai,, -
against
John T. Es Calvin Ellis, Richard Ellis, James Nal And Y
mel Il Mccormick, Def ,d,r. d
The defendants, John 7. Ellis Calvin Ellis. and Eifl,TS
having entered their appearance ard given sseury s
ng To the act Of Assembly and ths rules OF this Cou and
pearns 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the are n
lants OF this Commonw ealth. The ihc uarr "
his Counsel is Ordered That they appear here on N, srr
Monday IN March next and file their tie panf ~
and copy Gf this order forthwith inserted IL The re
mond Enquirer for eight weeks successfully AMI boosted A.
front door vi ths Court
4 Cogy-Tests, vi
WIN. II. TAYLOR, {. rat
Dec. ~
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IN observation-disclosures Ia wr-At Rules holden M :
Clerks Office uf the Circuit Superior Count of Law and Il
Gerry for the county OF iccoGacs, - l2h day Of Nosm
1912:
James J. AIlworh, risi,,s :
ac7ins: :
George w cropncr, John Thomas, Thomas Cooper Ton.
ef0ppe, WIN H. fafsef ahd Henry Nhaey, Dcisnsanh
pearance and given security according of Assembly,
The rules OF THE Court and appearing by satisfactory rv
that hr Is not IN nhabitant Of ths
That the said defendant, George Corper ap~ar htr,
the ~, day OF The June a aad Court ,n am
the PLAINTIFF bill; and That Copy of this ohwi
serted in come newspaper published in the CITY Of Rchnan
two months sicce-si"e'y and post.d
Court house Of said county. h
True Copy-Teste,
THO. r. JoYNHs. c. s al
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IL Observation-Disclosures Eottoway County Coun q
L Octaber, 1912:
Isaiah Jackson. guardian OF Elias gauehan and Sarah s
sen'r., fiuluG.
against o
Elias Banghan, by Giles A. Miller, his guardian adj o
William Baugian and Sarah Baugh1n, r his broiir: ani
aud heirs nj law, feirDdanb ;
This day came the rompiananta, by their COUNSEL and
their bill against The defendants, and their NOTION II
deTed That Giles A. Miller appointed guardian nd ~
Elias Banghan, The infant Defendant for The purpose u; G
ing his interest in this suit and appearing by sac
dence, that the defendants VIM Barhan and Sarah PanI
@ are not Inhabitants Of THIS county and they
ed their appearance and given security according To the
Assembly and tbs rues Of This Court Il is ordered That The
defendants do appear here the r- Thursday Jannaty
and answer tine hill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of hi,
be forthwith inserted newspaper published in he
Richmond for two months successfully, and posted tie
door of the Courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste Y
F. FITZGERALD, {. Cee
Dec, 6-vss Z
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" ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ruies held IN the cl,, Is
Office Of The Circuit Superior Courts OF Law and Chnnery n
Cumberland county on Monday, the 7th day of November
william Vs. hasklns, ll1iLliEl
against III
Nathan w. Walton, Edwin D. Walton Branch IT, Filing 4
and isham Seay, Defendants
The defendant, Edwin D. Walton. having entered
eaance and given security according 10 the of Assem-,
and the rules 81 this Court and appearing by satisfactory
dence that he IL inabtant this country: Il ottsn
that the said defendant do appear here the
March terU and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that
Of this order he forthwith inserted in newspaper pnb
In the city Of Richmond for Two months -urcessvey po
at the font door Of The Court house Of this county We
ACopy-Testr, I'd
B. r. wooDsoS, n cL
Dec. IS AZ, s.a
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4,3O5,926 81
3,73l,3Go II
Ia S50 G00 m
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MERCHANTS Families and others respectfully reminded
that nv stock Of China and Glass s s large
embracing many of and prees patterns and for sale
al prices corresponding with The times
VIII. F. BUTLER, doors above the Bell Tavern
Nov IL ST-wtf
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IN CHAScERY.viscIsIA:-At Rules held In the Cetk'.C
re Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ami Clance Of
toway county, on the 9TH day o! December, 1912:
Samuel Rudd, Palrns
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Making. with the balance, as above
From which deduct the estimated ex
pendllures for the fiscal year
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-12-23
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'OyN SLsNP fIU.N Cf me LG.NG S,
Affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs
Chronic Coughs, rIeurisy, Itemorrhuge of the
Lungs, and ali affections OF the Pulmonary Or
gains,
,E7TURE's OWN PRESCRIPTION:
A compound Balsamc preparation Of the
Prunus Firginiana or "Wild Cherry Bark pre-
pared bya new chemical process, approved and
recommended by the most distinguished physi-
clans, and universally acknowledged the most
valuable medicine ever discovered
IMPORTANT CAUTION.--The Public
should bear in mind that it is DIR, Wisar's Bal
sam Of VISA Cherry that performs The renariia-
blc cures winch are Published in every part ot
the country, ana not the articles of similar name
that are occasionally pulled INTO temporary no
tce. Those nar be goot-but We know moth
ing III t!itn
Is-Lct every Man, Woman nd Child rcadt
t, c following, and ittnat does no satisfy ali on
lne great virtues Of this Medicines let them 90
and see the original - with uumcrou other tlsti
monals OF like character.
WATERyILLE, (Oneida Co. \. " Sept. Is 1913
Dear Sir owe it TO the afflicted to inform
you thatin January last was attached ny Il very
violent rold, caused by working in the water,
which settled on n1y lungs 1t WAS accomp,u,
ed by very severe pain III my breast aod sides
and also i distIf aSimg uuyA. bad in atter-
dance all Tie best medieli al. in our village.
LAT after eXhrusing Their s.il to 10 avail, thy
pronounced my disease confirmed cons lnpt.ol
and they oae and all gave nc up to di,. Alter
mach pcrSu. son, J got the consent o. my Ply
sican TO use the ia sun OF VIA Cherry pre-
pared by DR.. Wlslar ! purchased Of the Agcn,
IN our place one bottle, bciore using halt of winch
| began to gaia strength, and it was very evil
dent my cough was mnr,I better and my symp-
toms in every way improving have now used
three bottles, and am restored TO perfect health,
Fns result is alone owing to the use Of DIR.
Niatar's Dalsln OF Wild Cherry; and take this
method Of gyng Won the int, rmation partly
pay the debt Of gratitude | owe Won, and partly
that Others sin,.t"!y afflicted may know where
10 apPig ior relici
Very truly vours, JA'IES SAGE.
MR.. PALMER, Druggist under date OF Wa
velyil!e, Sept "A 1913, wrircs-fhu statement
given you by Mr.. Jonas Sage is well known 10
be true BY this whole Community. 1t certainly
was mos. remarkable cure The sale Of the
liasam Is very good, and sacrcss in cures truly
tlattcriig.
Yours, respectfully, D. D. PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and s"c our certificates
They prove conclusyey that they can be cured
flhcy get the right medicine. BE SIRE and get
"Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry" be-
ware ofimiiatlons.
The Ger inc Ralsam il snid in Elk,on, by c.
". Parker, in Wilmington, by Marshall Phillips
and every town Throughout Maryland and Del'
aware, at 81 per Bottle
Nov. 18th lS43--6ln
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House.

Corner OF St. Paul and Eayele streets
BelumOro.
TIE undersigned having taken, fitted,
and furnished the MANSION HOU Sc as
a PUBLIC HOT Ell would be happy 10
receive the patronage o.! the travelling
community who mey favor him with a
call, and Rallers hrmseif that dizzy will
fluid every comfort and attention which are
to be met with in the best Hotels III The
city.
N. b. A few Gentlemen can be ac-
commotla'cd with board and pleasant
rooms By ,hr month or gear Oh re@sona>
Die TENS.
JOHN AIBERTSON,
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YOU SHALL. BELIEVE.

Belief is not an act of the WILL Sufficient
evidence compels our ascent; so listen,
dear reader, and will convince You that
DR.. Wislat's BalSam of Wild Cherry is far
the best remedy for diseases Of our climate
to be found in this country. il is formed
by chemical extracts from vegetables (the
Wild Cherry. Pine, &c. that nature seems
10 haze placed here as powerful aniidoles
TO all affections OF the Lungs and Liver
that Our ever changing climate induces.
Alter the skill of our greatest physicians
was exhausted, it has cured Asthma in
various cases. 1t cared "A lady of an in
cIplent Consumption, whose family had
all died of the same disease. Refer to
Isaac Pia:t, Esq, Editor d"Poughkeepsie
Eagle" Thomas Cozpns, Iladdonfeld, N
j. tcsIti9s, under oath, that it cured him
of al internal Abscess, violent Cough,
raising of Blood, SC, after he was deemed
beyond hope. We could refer to plenty
of such instances of its uncomrac en- power.
The doubling are invited to inquire of
individuals and cases that we aIlude to,
as we publish no statements that will not
hear the most rigid scrutiny at Dr.
Parkcr's,
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CoUGIS AND C)LDs. Our bodies are
continually d composing aud reorganlz-
ing their constituent parllr es; the d. com
posed particles are carried on'bv the blood
and discharged through the skin aud bow
els. That which passes through the skin
is termed perspirarlon or sweat. A stop
page Of this persplration is called Catch
ing Gold. in which case the drcomposed
PARTICLES that should leave the body
thr, ngh the skin are retained in The blood
or thrown back upon the stomach and
bowels, causing hPadach. nvmg palns.
coughs. SC. sub being the Cause "a :
effect OF colds. tt must he apparent to
every one, that at such lime large pvac
ua'ions by the bowels are necessary, in
order to relieve the aIimentary canal of
the accumulation of humors. as we'll as
stimulate the blood TO open again the pores
of the skin.
Stai'ihurn's Vegetable Extract Pills, be-
ing an effectual Assistant II Nature. will
be found sngularly effective in accom-.
plishing this desirable purpose; because
they purge from the stomach and bow
els those humors which are the cause Of
disease, cleanse the blood from all impu-
rites. remove evety cause of pain or
weakness. and restore the constitution to
perfect health and vigor
Sold by Vim 'Torbert, and by agents in
another column.
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NJ. Duncan, Miss Virginia De Forest, Miss A.
S. Lindsay Miss c. NJ Heteltas,

e I:''1se. NJ = ~ II II ~, 0fe7'' 1 "
wei - 81. .. -, =,
rsadv heen poJo as u "a, ILL., "n aho "
limitation 10 sra 81 ,h as WIN "e e,S, Mnoa
IN tho nnI,;o rom,ra III yes ~ u '.al,,;uo
sanrn;ne homes Of popo'o ~ nh;no, 10
Will be loo[s t,rr,a ~ ,'i,h w. d., :no,roJ
onoaraton rs ",,n paI $500,
tors torr,,u lie, "In ~ i; ,s aan uU
In oanh 80 ,i'andd IN !, ~ .a'
rr,v;nas From, nrir;naI ,oint;r, f.o,r s,oh ~
t;ss ne Chan ,nnh' %"Itms ', 0,,a ",'i' e.,
engraved in nazzot;ni lin. and n,;oni'. Lv II g
Sndd W Crnsly g. dos ;' i,s ,1a,o or
Fashions coIorod IA oooa.;,nam, n.,,arp, ill.,
trnrons 90 that evarr suI,sorhnr w;I in
tho on,,rsa 81 ,,,o ,,oa =, I~na, e.. o,n
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"Honesty. the best IF Policy'
To the Public.

The subscriber makes up his tin ware
out of stock which he pays for, and he
proposes to sell it at a FAIR profit. so tina,
he may get an honest living by his bust
ness. He does not profess to sell .ffiy
per cent less than they do in any of the
cities, for hr presumes the public have
sense enough to know that competition
in timing like in all other manufactures
has induced those who follow the bus>
ness, to sell at fair, reasonable and ll,-
ing profit, aud he si'p,'oses that the same
sensible public will suspect that any one
who sell for half price,must take some I'M
due advantage either in the manner the
ware is made or in the way The tin is pur-
chased Call at the old stand next door
to DR. Parker's Apothecary Store, and you
will get good honest tin ware, at fair and
honest price.
JOHN H. GRAHAM.
Tor O2-1Ql2
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H. A u lid
For Sale.

TIE subscriber will offer al pnblic sale
on TUESDAY 9Th day of JAM ARY
next, a tract of land containing
So Acres,
situated in Cecil County, No, and lying
on each side of the road leading from
Charlestown to the Brick Meeting House,
about S miles from each place; and adoin-
ing lands Of Caleb E'lmondson, Humphrey
Riddle and others As the road divides
it, it might be sold in seperate lots.
,NESyxAsS, About 20 acres of it is good
#ts wood land-the soil is good ma
W. 80 !urally, and on one side of the
-< road it is fenced, The only i'm
provements are log barn, and an orchard
of apple trees.
The sale will take place on The premi-
scs on said day, when terms will be made
known by SAMUEL STROUD.
Dec 9,h '43-ts-Pd.
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Senator BentOn's Opinion Of
enry CLAW.

In Beatoa'S better days-In 1924. when
Henry Clay was first candidate for Pre-.
sldeu', Thomas II. Benton, then and still
a Senator from Missouri, was an active
supporter of Mr.. G. for President, Mem
Der OF the Clay Central Committee, SC.
he following extract of letter from Mr..
Benton first appeared in the Missouri In
telllgencer of Oct 22d, 1924. We only
publish 1t to shoe on ,chat grounds Col.
b. supported MIR. Clay, and what policy he
then considered Republican. Here is the
document:
"The princi Pies which would govern
MIR. Clay's admins tration, if elected, are
vel known to the nation. They have
been displayed upon the floor Of Congress
Tor -the last sevthlren year. They con-
sltute a system of AMERICAN PoIlcY.
based on the Agriculture and Manulac-
lures OF his own country-npnn interior
as well as foreign Commerce-upon in
ternal as well as sea board Improvement
upon the independence of the New
World, and close commercial alliances
with Mexico and South America. II it is
said that others would pursue the same
system, we answer that THE FOUNDER of
OF system is the natural executor of his
own work; that the most efficient protcc-
tor of American iron, lead, hemp, wool
and cotton, would be the triumphant
champion of the new Tariff; the safest
friend 10 interior commerce would be the
Statesman who has proclaimed the Mis-
'sissippi to be the sea of the West; the
most jealous promoter offnternal Improve
mcnts would be the PIesider., who has
tr'nmhed over the President who opposed
the construction of National Roads and
Canals; The most successful applicant for
treaties with Mexico and South America
would be the eloquent advocate of their
own independence.
Thomas HART BENTON"
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he loves him, and i'll his honor, he strong
J., confdes.-lf Mr.. Clay were the sub
ject of ths sketch, justice would require
the same tribute Of respect 10 his mag
nanimiiy and Gde1ty."