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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

ALBEMARLE LANDS FOR sALE.-By virtue Of decree Of
N the Circuit Superior of Law and Chancrry for HE eGnn
Is Ascmas pronounced in the case Of the President ana III
rccors Literary Fund.- against Martin ,awson Execution"
AMI others shall On of August, lS3 eng Abe
marie Cour, dav door of the Eagle Tavern In he
Town OF harottesve expose 10 the highest bidder me
Tract lying said county, The waters oil HARDWARE
river containing 1850 Known az the Belle AR Esao
residence Of Martin DAWSON deceased ms
from Scoitsvli on the James RIVER
and II miles from the town oil CHAR
lottesvie
Al and place, shall offer at public sale about
lying around and adjacent TO the village @"
Milton county, the Estate of Martin oawson
deceased This land is situated the Rvanna RIVER niVlsa
stream adnins manufacturing Mills, and WITHIN h'e
miles of charlottesville. IN. -,
Also ut the same and place, shall Offer at public SALE
ono other tract Land 294 lying said county on
Hard river patented the late Martin dawson deceased
and adjoining The of the Christopher and Charles ud-
SON. deceased and few miles of the town oil seotSie
ar Terms will be LIBERAL made known on the day oil safe
- v w. SOUTHALL, Commissioner
DISAPPOINTMENT he sale Of the ABOVE meh'ioneu
lands postponed the 4 day OF September next being
Abemare Court day. ., . ;a i; c
IT Payment of purchase money w;H he ruheo ~ TOUT
equal Instruments carrying interest from 'e nay
and TO secured satisfactory 10 he
interest paid semi annually on me is .ans anu i'
July " w. SUI HALL. |"H"T ~ ~
'V-tus
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BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE.-The undersigned will
- Tract "a! Land "hlc' me lat Archibald Austin
Austin now resides county of Buckingham, containing
abom This land ~ located a,"n miles from the
Court hoise landing At iiartwicksve the
James River and kanawa ,aa OF mr. rom an ctc,eht
MIL and mir from the Slate River Academy.
through this tract aorn. III OF excellent bottom and
5 acres Of which North river now IN fine condition
poduce tobacco. wheat and The ili land Anstins
creek sufficiently ierlco pro:uce gram oil every KIND without
any All whatever, and with ndIcious entvato might be made
rich enough 10 produce tobacco OF yer! he qna All NE
cleared high land originally Of very superior qy and ~
very high degree al Improvement rs very aa
rent from fact 10 or - acres tie Oldest and most
parts nj the lrct have, Sih tc asl e" years ee con
ver by the and plaster alone INTO rich aud
durivr tobacco Between three and four hundred at Of
the high land original growth one hundred arre OF
which IS first rate liant. There - IN the tract great
abundance excellent plant land c improvements are an
,~o stor, dwelling house, entirely new large AMI
ndos having and passage above aud below stars
aud wing; stable, eranaty threshlhg machine, ~"
framed tobacco btrns all butt of the very best naterlis and all
out houses necessary Enlistment. lent
repair land is we'll "aiercd, ard situated in healthy
rrerabe intelligent and moral nei.ntohood more particular
drson unnecessary prcsuaed all wishing
to purchase will the land and Judge Tor hrm.clves.
he sell another Tract Of Land adjoining
the aboye containing between IL and 1919 There
CREEKS running through ths tract nirdne three
r hundred acres OF land very quality which produces
"a . sc r,ain a,,ss md t.l,fco The tobacco raised ON
This land times commands the highest pces much he
largest portion this land yet IN original gowtl heavily I'm
in r al land DESTROYS remove To ronr
The viii sell them the most liberal and accom-
20 see Them, by ThomaS Austin, either of his brothers living
ON them or nr James ". who rsdes At buckingham
Court House. nki, T. 49,, ~ LAc'"'iiA; a"u
Jas. NJ AUSTIN,
Executors %: 4. Austin, deceased.
The sal. Of the ahare property VII take place the
on FRIDAY r 18Th of September, 3l at Public Auction.
i''"' "'''' GHaCE AUSTIN, ExccutriS, and
THOMAS AUSTIN,
JANE NJ AUSTIN
Executors Of A. Austin. decd.
aur 3O-wtl5ihSeIt
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JAhEs RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-Fhe subscriber offers
for Tract OF Land which he s.'ss' ~ r G", ny
Cumberland by name "f Goldman coahs oy
estimation thousand acres-ahnnt fy0 acres w .e
growth ard OF James River ioi % s"o
quality. THIS Estate of the most desirable s""' ~
this part of Virginia. well adapted to he sio"o o. loo
co. aud wheat The dwelling house - ee anu
nent lately repaired oubOuscs are o. an '1ihy
about $50 clover futne u
unnecessary, wishing TO purchase WI VIZ We
misses before purchase. II the Land Is mol soo before e
2and day OF SEPTEMBER e43 that day ii Will be offered AZ
public auction Terms sale will be ACCOMMODATING, with
will be made known the subscriber, living on INC ra-
i0'' o"'e '''"''''' OvERToN D. PETIT.
3l-wiw
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II follows, therefore, tina, the immediate Sa72
800 Is In 1851 yIlb 81. n 81 to 81 o.
There has been paid from the Contingent Fund account OF
losses during the ending last July, S4O leaving '
The surplus OF S2297I rs. s. BRADY Cashier
STATE or VIRGINIA. Ohio county set:
Personally appeared subscriber Justice of the
Peace IN and for the county aforesaid = Brady Cashier wo
being duly affirmed, according law declared that the foregoing
statements Of the condition Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling the 9Th day of July the 9TH day OF Au
gust e43 and according the hest of his know
ledge and belief
Given under my hand. ,is 9Th day of August. lsi3.
THOS. SWEENEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY. in Hanover county, Is
w now without Teacher The Principal has been m
Literary Institution IN the
and The Trustees having consented withdrawal would m
wife application having IN
To devote their time and talents the instruction oil
Their. are buildings the premises suited the comfortable
commodaton Of family and fifteen M N h
and necessary build nrs al OF Wn
hitherto allowed Principal rent free Appcd'sp a
nhing testimonials, d;c, will please
~ attended Ii. sai ~ -,
Hanover. Aug L. |7-'a''l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

s,ANDsS Observation-Disclosures Fsrer d'sarmel II
- rors-Ih and alarming Affection which In.
swept many both II the innocent Of
infancy and vigorous period Of manhood
mas Al length and andG;c, evil effects upon
system, laid bv powerful Influence. little
grand child of Mr. William Pafricks wood cordcr, attacked
with scarlet fever wlch left dreadful her ttlc
body with patches al scarlet large lump
like be and At least TWO inches IN diameter made
apppaapce sonisr which broke snd discharged
almost incredible quantity o offensive and corrp
besides lh SHE discharged large Inaniny OF corruption
from the ears n offensive character. Almost desparng
of ever stopping made trial Of Sands's
apaa which effected cure the child having taken only
bottlc.-Rdtimore San.
az For particulars advertisements in this and other city
papers.
Prepared sold wholesale and RETAIL and tor expectation,
by A. b. SANDS co. Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
ngs 213 Broadway of Chambers New York.
Sold in Richmond By The Agents a. DuVaL CO, Peters
bury by ROSSER ANDERSON in Norfolk by NJ. A. SANTOS,
Druggists generally IN The principal cities 10 the u :.
Frice, 81 per hn,tle-G bottles for s..
ar CAUTiON.Be particular 10 ask for sASDs's Sarsapa-
rlla and take no other. Aug .2h
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episcopal HIGH SCHOOL or vIRGINIA-Thi' Insti'u

EPISCOPAL. HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA-Ths 1nsti'u-
II and well known, i again ANNOUNCED ior The
h4ne6 M and Information Of Christian plrenis.
Thc Dipcrsan Virginia. II Is of course decidedly
Episcopal Church bet It's object and spirit
moi Is is Christian Education:
and plan ard oeanzo:' Fo'ide the most substantial
and complete al learning commensurate inde-d with
ese courses chief end Is have youth trained In ita;
.ysdom which "ihe fear of the Lord 10 the beginning "
To this end during -four years has been largely blessed 81
Heaven and end the opportunity Of entering their
sons the ensuing session offered Christian parents
The next will begin Monday 2nd October and ter
inmate about middle of the subsequent July.
Zach senarate pupil per anuu,n si7i
Ard where from the family, for era
Gu h, :, o..
Payments every casc semannuay in advance, lst oco
Der March,
The number OF students in case to exceed 20.
The the ever way advantageous
being within miles OF ArXandn D. G., ana adjoining the
Episcopal Theological Seminary Of virginia and on hrany
commanding and beautiful nearly 3oo eei ABOVE The
Potomac. -, ,;;,, ...
The age Of admission general over III limited number
howey. received betw 10 and H. Assurance OF worthy
recued every youth found unw"
thvand after reasonable effort, incousble-s promptly re-
Of INQUIRY application should be directed The
o's'''' ' REV. W. y. PENDLETON. Rector.
July 25
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FOR THE E.e uyRER.

Co,r,. FOR THE ENQUIRER
''''SrArios Of Letters from Young .ameriean, nos
in Great Britain
uw. "DEREr, June ed lS43.
beo men left Birmingham on the evening of the day
Yesterday, it was not with the intention Of pro-
'1r.her than the village of Sutton six miles
forna :, when, however, arrived at this place, |
hd , ,nat no accommodations whatever were TO be
was the race week, and every public house
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

THRUST SAIEy virtue Of deed of trust executed To
by Oswald 2d day az March, -i3, which
the Clerks Office Of the co;ny court Of Louisa
ska'i pnhlc aucton the premises, on The
3rh dav of August the land which said Nc
restless The cnnu of Lolita the North
Anna River miles above abney Nils and four from Foi-
ersye in yary heahy and daire neghborhcnd. contain
nr nearly will he shown I~Tso "i'hns q"
yirw II -i re the ar Nc''errr Also All the
ry-,rs and other property mentioned in said deed There
nineteen negroes consisting Of boys, gS women and
children. -. -, .
TrpM.For lard ird Of the purchase money VIII he
required in hand balance equal annual pay mehts
and other property made tho day Of sale
Title unqles;icnah bur, acting trustee shall convey "hy
such as i vested in me- JOHN L. COLLINS, TRUSTEE
J,,,. "a 93-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

The GREAT INDIAN CoUScIL.-We learn from the
Van Buren,, (Akansas) lntegencer of the 18th, that
the great Indian Council at Tab e.quah, in the Che
rokee nation closed lis deliberations on the Sd July
Delegates from the Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw De-
laHare, Shawnee, Piankeshaw, Wea Osage, Sene.
ca, Stockbridge, Ottawa, Chippewa, Peoria, Wtche-
tab, Pouawatams, and Seminole tribes were present.
TIE result nt their deliberations compact, bird
ing upon each nation party thereto, embracing the FOL-
lowing objects: To MAINTAIN peace aud friendship
among each othsr to abstain from retaliation for Of
fences committed by individuals; to provide for the
Improvement OF their people in agriculture, mannae
tures aud other arts Of peace that naton party to
this compact shall, without the consent OF the whole,
SELL cede, or any manner ALLEVIATE to the w. States
any part of their present territory to provide Tor the
punishment Of committed by the citizens of one
nation upon the of another to admit the ctI
zens OF nation 10 c;izs Dshp in any other nation,
party the compact endeavof 10 suppress the use
of ardent spirits within the limits of their respective
nations and 10 prohibit its introduction by the citizens
Of one nation INTO the territory of another.
We look upon the results of this great Indian Conn.
ell and even upon its peaceful !ermnatlon as afordng
cause of congra,ulaton oil friends of peace and OF
tribes eyond the Mississippi has been policy so i'm
oortant for good or evil, The whole Western frontier
las well the Indians themselves,) that we regard
with the most sincere satisfaction every indication la
yorable 10 lis ultimate consequences.
We hope 10 receive further particulars of this Coun
cil which, understand, were present several thou
sand Indians besides several officers of The Govern
me mt of the u s., from some one or other OF whom
an authentic account of ought to be published Such
accounts we presume are-if not, they ought TO be
in possession of the War Departmen.-Nni. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22
IIOYT s CO.'S OFFICE,

L-nSsr the Ercbonge H.ta Relnoad Gircina
DGsss"'S' '''' '0"'''A'F' '''''' A''1 ''"'' '"'
> ~ 62 20 81 30 81 - 10 60 "A Is - 81.
Ticket 10 81 d. Capital the above, sold and paid by
HoYT 4 co.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, No H. drawn August 10:
81 ~ 40 : l6 80 - 50 il 81 20 II g.
Ticket Nos II IL o. small prize OF $3.50 In the above,
sold and paid by HOiT * co.
Aug - 30-lt
A PANUNKEY ESTATE On the i0i day oil October 1919,
"A if fair or fair day, the premises, old
Church. Hanover county ~l he Sold IL the highest bidder
that wen known very desirable Tract Of Land
nnn1ry river, U9J Only - miles distant FROM
the civ of Richmond belonging r. Nice Tomn Esq., being
tate conveyed y the said 1omin pur
noses handsome aud comfortable dwelling mousse,
and all other useful and necessary "usou>es situated
eEnenrr overlooking the whole farm, ami commanding
extensive lower Nrgnic
lands level Of the hIi grade o Pamnnkcy lands,
susceptible Of the highest Improvement, with mail which is
yenentIy the nei-hborOod agreeable
the decidedly healthy and the mile dis
tan. from navgabe Such estate seldom
ket Four thousand dollars VIII lie required cash
something upwards dollars the day Of jan
nary i4-or the residue of the purchase money the will
be made known the day Of sale. We shall sell Trustees
only; the title, though, Is perc. one.
CARTER ERAXToN, T-,,os
II. B. TOMLIN, '''S'eo'
Aun % 30-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

The President of the United States, accompanied by
several members Of his family arrived in Washington
this morning.
The President detained several days at Old Point
Comfort in consequence of The dangerous illness of his
grand child and the ndisposton of of his daugh
ters whom he desired TO conduct in person to the White
Sulphur Springs.
During the detention of the President from the city,
BY The serious illness in his family, immense amount
Of letters, dc have accumulated his hands which
he will doubtless devote his constant attention for
veral days.
We would respectfully suggest to the citizens from
distance, now IN the city, who DESTROYS of hav-
ing their business with the President promptly des-
patched, to submit 10 him in writing, whatever they
may desire OF him, accompanied with such memorials
testimonials and other they intended to
present in person. BY such means, their matters will
surely be attended TO promptly whereas it may be
some days before audiences be obtained by those
having business to transact of personal or private
!Hadisonian, IF August 10.
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ALEXANDER DUVAL u co,

ALEXANDER DU}AL u 70
Dealers in Drugs, .Hediciees, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Dyesir6s, Wado'0 Glass, sc.
ARE now receiving and have Store, their Fail supply of
N DRUGS, DYES, &C.,
which they offer very low for cash or city accrances and on the
credit pancual cusIomsrs-comphs IN part inc ioi-
lowing, in quantities - suit purchasers
80 barrels No. Castor Oil hhds superior Nader
10 barrels Ensom Salts 90 barrels Copperas-green
lO0 ounces Sulphral. Quinnel 50 barrels lockwood
100 ounces Turkey Opium 20 barrels Alum
barrels Alcohol 400 Kegs Lewiss White Lead,
5000 ounces White Iead--dry IN vi
Is barrels Spirits Tnrpsntnel ls barrels Iinsced Oil
10 barrels Lard Oil. hhds. SOem Oi-Winter
10 barrels Span Brown barrel, Venetian lied
a5 r. Golsh's Matches 2i00 lbs. Lampblaek
900 lbs. hes. Indigo &C. &C.
And large and well selected assortment OF
WINDOW GLASS
OF Muca brand which they recommends 10 Build
ers Glaciers and superior article together with
Surgical Instruments Patent Medicines
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, &c, sc.
N B-paclar paid packing and shipping orders
ALIEN DUVAL & 90,
On the Ruins of the Eagle Hotel,
Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
Aug ID 20-tlN
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h~r which the Tris-
tee ha, no control will prevent the sale Of Oswald cGehee
pvi i.n.L iii + r,ber nctice J. l.. G..
P' . Gu u ~ 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

10 CERooNs INDIGO, OF superior quality, ,yr,1
" For sale low, by IaisoN o II M ,e
March Is
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No. 49, for 6i3 10 he draw
at Alexandria, d. c.. Saturday ODD September, 1873

" Orders for Tickets and Shares. and Certificates o
in the splendid will the pronpt e
ton al the drawing will be- sent immediately a
ter il Is over q all who order from Address .
3U--wd
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"YoRK. June o6- 1913

"YoRK June &c, 1343.
81 have passed through The hear, of the nrpes, and
most popnous counties in England, and now write you
from It's centre, the ancient city of York The dia-
ect spsken by the men of Yorkshire is peculiar, and
differs very much from the English language as We
have been accustomed TO hear it spoken AT the
town OF Pontefract, where spent counIe Of hours
on Saturday, which, being market day, collected a
large asssmblage from the surrounding country.
heard this curious language in all ils originality and
giioness cannot write down any OF the sentences
uttered, because l could rarely understand what was
SAID continuously. There were men of every trade,
who had stands erected all over the streets for the
sale OF articles OF apparel and of consumption The
farmers ana butchers were the most prominent men
IN the groups met one farmer, young man, " no
informed ma That he intended TO 90 10 The U. States
this Fall, and wished TO know what side he should
JOIN IN polis'es, as iarmor, after he had arrived
81 arrived at the town oil Tadcaster late in the evening
of the same day, Saturday, and found the place in a
complete upoar 1t the occasion Of the annual fair
and the streets filled with merry making crowd,
speaking the Yorkshire dialect of course Many OF
them were dancing after the music of squire Fox's
private band which had been lent for the occasion
Some were prasing the squire for allowing the band
TO come and play tor them, whilst others said that u
was new thing, for the squire 10 haye band OF
musicians dressed IN military clothes and, therefore,
such fayors would not last long. The music played,
and The NOISE continued, until very late; but IN spite
of IT, continued TO get good nights rest, and to
be on The next morning in time to get to York 10
church The road was, may say, enllyened by wind
mills. There was one every half mile. The palace
of the Archbishop, said to be magnificent structure,
was not visible from the road.
81 arrived amid the chime Of bells, and went i'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-22

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Glass So for lei3, to be drawn
Alexandria, D. e., Saturday, the Oh of September lel3
linn, Mimi
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Certificates of packages OF a6 wholes, sIaO Oc
o6 halves 81 III
OF quarters, u s.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30

0rTbc Charleston Mercury, the leading
Locoioco paper in the South, speaks thus 81
the causes which led TO the overthrow of Lo-
colocoism 10 1910. Strong testimony coming
from our opponents, and with such testimony
from their own mouths, what chance have
they of restoration to power in lo44i
"One Of these was the Flonda waI, which
was beyond all doubt, during bis whole adj
minsiration, the most miserable farce ever
enacted under the semblance OF military op-
erations. Another was the utter and most
disastrous failure Of the pei bank SYSTEM
of which be bad the unfortunate reputation
Of being the contriver. Another was the
enormous defalcations Of public officers,
which the administration seemed 10 have no
means Of finding out, ill tho rogues them
selves were ready to divulge Il to all the
world by absconding with their booty. Thon
the troubles on the Canada frontier and al the
northeast, for apparent lack Of little fore
cast and decision, had very nearly involved
the whole county in a war with England
under all the shame and disadvantage 10 as
OF having been the unprovoked aggressor-
And while the necessity of settlement
with England was becoming more sternly
pressing every day, MIR. Van Buren's Admin
isiration gave four years of incessani negoti-
alton without advancing one step towards a
result. While we ever sincely sympathize
with the difficulties by which Mr.. Van Bu-
ren's Administration was surrounded, il was
impossible not to see that there was some.
thing more Than party abuse in charges
brought against him on these several ac-
counts; want Of clear headed practical en-.
ergy; shrinking from responsibility; a
weak watching Iorpopularity; an entire ig
norance Of that plain fact in popular history
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30

Wars or NAPoLDoS.-The German hisio-
rsns, whose statistics arc relied on with con-
hdence, estimate that in the wars OF Napo-
leon, which were carried on eleven years,
from 1902 20 1912, Eve millions eight hun
drod thousand men persisted, neigh more
than half million annually. This calcula-
ton does not include a great number of pre-
mature deaths, caused BY accidents Of war,
BY fright, despair, Sc. The war with ST. Do
mingo, fom 1901 TO 1906, is set down as
having destroyed 10000 French soldiers and
sailors, and 100000 inhabitants Of the island.
The maratime war with England, from 1902
10 1914, cost the lives Of 100000 men; the
winter campaign Of 1904 destroyed 1907
600 men; the campaigns ia Germany and
Poland, in 1909, swept away 100000 men
the campaign Of 1912 cost France and hel
allies 800 900 men, and Russia 1000, be.
sides 100000 Poles, Germans, and French
who persisted by famine or contagious diseas
Is; and in the final campaign Of 1913, 45o,
600 men persisted.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-11-30

For two years past Il has been almost i'm
possible 10 persuade portion Of the wings
that the election Of Henry Clay to the Pres
idency was among the events that could hap
pen. We have ofien had our patienee tired
By those who replied with sigh, and a
lngubrious, depending look, TO whatever We
lad 10 say IN regard 10 our future prospects,
that We We were always 50 sanguine--that
they wished they could believe our encour-
aging accounts from various quarters, but the
Wings were always confident of success,
though always defeated. awe would do
anything 70 cleo, Henry Ciay,n was their am
form language, s-bui We fear we shall never
see him President; there IS no such good
luck IN store iof the county" Such was
tie Responding language held BY ouT disbe-
hesing wings Up 20 Inc Time 81 The receipt
.of ihc clecnna ncNs from Tennessee. This
|dspelled some ofiheir fears. 6eofgia~ lol-
Owed IN the Footsteps 81 her gallant pTede-
cezsor,n and ihey began % rub iher eyes
and wake up from trance. The bnglc-
blast from Maryland siFaek their ears aud
they looked bewildeied asion.snment. as IL
they doubled their own senses, Pennsylvania
fongued in denuncialion of she spoilers"
and in favor OF Henry Clay and PRornCr-
wE TARIFF. Baltimore next wheeled nohly
aud proudly into the Wing line and proclaim
ed her determination 10 support the men and
the measures which had given prosperity to
The country, and especially the great and
consistent champion Of those measures
~HaHy ofthe Nesi;" and al once the spoil
ers became pale and troubled, as did Bel
shazzaT when he saw the handwriting on the
wall. They read their doom; and for once,
the disbeleving wings, unable louger TO re-
SYST conviction, threw their doubts 10 the
winds. Thank patience We no longer hear
them say, 1--WE wish VIC could elect Mr. CLAY,
BUr."-There are no shuts about il now;
the thing Is admitted, even by many Of our
opponents, 20 be as ceriain a. any thing can
be which depends upon the uncertainties Of
human liie.--PhiLad. Forum.