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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
EOc TIE ENQE[RE
To me Vofsrs of UdiifaI and .ntcEienbarg

To The Votsrs Of Ha'ifar and .heckienbarg
beg leave TO announce TO you my determination
asain to offer nv services to the District candidate
for the Senate, at the approaching election During
eight years continued service as your representative in
the Senate Of Virginia, have not the vanity to believe
that my course has been entirely free from error.
can, however, truly say, thatl have always faithfully
endeav ored to represent your best interest, by reflect
ing what believed be the will of the District; and
shall be gratied if my course, hitherto as your re
preventative shal have been such TO meet your ap
probation, and shall feel grateful for continuance
of your confidence RICHARD II. BAPTIST
Senate Chamber, Richmond January 18th, 1si4.
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IL We have been compelled, by the pressure on ou
columns, TO throw on our last page several articles
which, from the subject matters discussed, fully
worthy OF the most conspicuous place in columns
I" this course, tour poverty not our will, consents.
We beg leave to refer TO our notice of new works. es
peciay Of the ''Southcrn Literary Messenger, to the
"Convenlon OF Colleges, and TO the animated proceed
ings of the Democracy OF King George Prince George
Nooway, Chesterfield, Caroline, Campbell, Ohio and
berkeley. In connection with the article the South
ern Literary Messenger ION our las. page) we must
refer 10 the Sketch have furnished of our young
and accomplished acquaintance MIR. Reynolds (latel
ting many interesting articles TO the Literary Mes
senger
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EXTRACT of a letter, dated,


"PRl3cE WILLIAM county, Jan 6, IA.
"The condition Of the Stats finances exhibited
by the Finance Committee in It's recent report, is not
only most Gathering MIR. Richie expresses H. but
is most truly and highly gratifying to every true
bloodcd lrgnian. Can such an one renllz', without
the strongest emotions Of Just pride, and honest and
honorable ezuliation the fact, that in 'ss than two
short years, q might almost say one) lhe credit, the
financial credit and reputation Of the good Old Dom'-
MON has been pucked, just as il, was about sinking
from The confines If niamy, reputation and everast-
ing disgrace, and inei;ible shams-and placed at
once again on topmost round of its ancient fame
And how has this been readily and so easily
accomplished; BY any occult, skill or mysterious
magic No but by simple ard candid APP
peal 10 the children of the dsa cid mother Of US all
setting forth her embarrassed and perous condition
and calling on them to come To the rescue-Ihe re
Spouse shows their lineage, and rebounds to their ever
lasting honor Be it elernally remembered, too that
this is an ochie vement Of Democratic Legislature
May the Democracy of the State justly appreciate
their own conduct in this regard, ana never aear
trust those whose lemporizing aud shung policy had
well nigh sunk The credit Of the Stale forever.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

The Whgssay unhestalinely, that H. Clay is ,hei'
only "trump card-their "atst, their last their only
choice" Be 1t so-it is their business; and every
man to his ,aste We have right 10 NEEDLE with
their arrangements. But when they thus in
fie xibly bent on running upon one man-whaever be
their sectional opinions Oh the Tariff, other CUES
uons-shall we be mad enough to be distracted in the
choice Of our candId.,e' The who thus flies in
the face of the party, is TO the language of MIR
Rosne in the District Convention, Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
TO THE EDITORS or TIE ENQUIRER

DEPoT AT RALEIGH, January I4th IS44.
Gentlemen: about to rnurn to Petersburg, and
as the most violent and abusive, and above all the mos
wilfnl and malicious misre presentations have been
made in the newspapers at and about Norfolk Of my
course in relation 10 my recent purchase OF portion OF
the Portsmouth and Rlanoke Rail Road under an
cu,on, on the 9TH day of October last, must ask 81
you to request the public to suspend the formation oil
an opinion, until can put the whole matter before
them which will be done in two or three days.
In much haste. yours,
FRANCIS F. RIyES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
nv cIrTAvn 4. Sor.r

'E'EiSi SALE or IaADy virhr OF deed nj
ed To The subscriber by John Grace tearim. date IN !s
and II record in the county of enro purposes
~ 'rniioa.d shall prmeed Ia SELL Iirticu Court
House on MONDAY February h IL ccock nne tract Or
parcel OF LAND. containing snPps 10 acres y
ng III The county Of lienrco ant adjoining Of harr,
Chlfrey, atont nine miles from Richmond one nile South
oil Inc NAN r"ai from Richmond 10 Charles Chs.
Sale positive and terms made known AT the SAFE
JOHN WYSE, Trustee.
Jan. &c ,,t
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Az Acr changing the time Of holding the Courts of the
Grat I1Lic

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first Judicial Circuit.
L BE 1t enacted By the General assembly, That the
Circuit Superior Courts Of Law and Chancery for the
counties of Norfolk, Nnnsemond, Greenesye, South
amp,on, Snrry, Isle Of Wight, Princess Anna and Bo
rough Of Norfolk, shall! hereafter be held al line times
hereinafter mentioned, instead Of The times required
by law-h,t is to say, The county Of Norfolk on the
lsl Of April and the 23h Of September: the county
of Nansemond the 10Th OF April and the l2th of o.
tober the county of Greenesve on line Goth of April
and The Let November: the county of Southampton on
the I'd of May and the 7ii Of November: TIE county
of Surry the 10th OF May and 25,h of October iha
county of Isle of Wight the 10th Of May and The 18Th
Of October the county of Princess Anne on the 2o.h OF
May and the Odd of September and the Borough Of
Norfolk on The lst of June and The 18Th Of November
9 ind be ii further enacted, That nothing herein
shall operate to discontinue or invadate any
process issued, any recognizancc given, or notice
given before the passage of this ac hut every such
process recognzance and notice gwen, taken, or re-
urnable to any term OF the Courts aforesaid, which es
the law now s, would have occurred after the com
Mt OF this act shall be construed and held and
shall in like manner avail es If gwen, taken or rc,urna-
BILE 10 the terms substituted therefor by the provisions Of
this act.
g. This Act shall be in force from the passage there
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Til


'I'OBAcCO PLANTATION FOR SAIi.-The subscriber i
authorised 10 sell onmodatiag terms the Plantation
OF NJ g. : rneheart, generally mos, VAIN.
pie icl o' Jana III Inc county al f""alan. portion
is hshiy improved and admirably adapted to The arpwt ~ Ia
haeco wheat, clover, &C. The situation extremely HEALTHY
The buildings and the neshborhcnd rpassed in tie
STATE Of Virginia. The contain. abou, 300 aces bn L.,
suit purchaser, would be divided buildings woud be-
well wat-red, with sufficient suppl, Of wood and timber
To Individual dcsos af Twelve or fifteen thou
sand do lars IN splendid Estate OPP ounty can
bly, be foani within the limits Apply 10 the FRO
pre.or, orto u T. Bolts.
Jan. IL --y,f
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Jan. iG


> Connecticut: :, ,o
Ness,s A. a. Sands ( Co.-Gents: was, in the month Of
a after of Lung Fever attacked with swelling of my
limbs would enlarge from three III ches ia circuni-
franf. during the day aud susiGe the nsh THIS vas 1t
tended the yoen PAIN render me unable 10
stard walk times accompanied with want OF appetite est-
c.sness inability sleep and much constitutional distress IN
this condition commenced taking Sands SarSaPirai and,
and reessness began TO snbsde the
sweings of my abae and, after taxing three bottles
find the swelling Disappeared aud The other symptoms are
entirely removed safely say that consider cure 10
have been effected the Sarsapara able 10 labor
without any particular fatigue. ARcHlPnts PARish;
papers.
Pepaed and Sold wholesale and retail, and TOR expectation,
by A. g. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
ngs 23 Broadway Of Chambers street New ok.
Sold in Richmond by 4. DUVAL CO.. IN fs.ers
burg by ROSS Err ANDERSON in Norfolk by NJ A. SAM os,
and BY Druggists generally the principal cities ia inc u o.
Price, 81 per boitle-6 bottles for s.. , c.
,, " ~ - ,,ta No o,bsr Jan. l6-H
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STOP THE RUNAWAY

SOO REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber, Irving ~
- ~ Nelson county, ft instant, my boy SAM, 81 SAN
BURkS, nc calls himself Sam bright muao abont 81
wears of age with remarkably long straight hair tight sandy
He about five feet eight q. ten inches h.h, tim made
and pleasing when spoken TO- believe ne mas
n small scar ecoirct is location VIII
Twenty Dollars reward If r Ia taken IN any county west oil
the Ridge, Ten Dollars taken 10 Nelson OF any aoo-
nr county Fast Of the Blue Ridge in either case secured
ay Jail again He may haVt procured Tree pa
re''' " DRURY SHEPHERD.
Ian Twin
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N0TlCE.-A memorial Of snndry of ockhoders being
presented to the Board Of Directors, praying cae
meeting OF the Ryanna Navigation Company.
dea,on the proprey Of recndne resolution meeting
declaring a dividend, II
Resorei, That. in conformity with said memorial meeting
of the COMPANY be called for Monday the I9h day Of February
next To be held IN tile Courthouse the of Charotrs
vlc and IN order due of such
Secretary The foregoing he published
papers OF Charlottesville and the Wing aud Enquirer oil the cry
of Richmond.
A true copy from the minutes Of the Board,
ALEXANDER RiVES, Sec pro. TEN.
i6
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RICHMOND MAsGrrs-l..n.nr L. "a,

EICHN0ED unsatisfactory lG ls,i
ToRacco-R.ce?ts much diminished. Old urs 81 "a ~
81 scat So
FtouR--Caunlry 81 Is 4 { 81; CIV .,:"s s. 3d.
WnE,r-7o 10 1906 els. according quality, order SC.
GosS-in a ~ ceats
IgsL-45 50 cent?
O.rs-25 81 ccus from vessels and Depot.
PL.%rgE-Inm2 - C.! 3 at wharf, on Basin, /.
L,ME-Sl lai
S,Lr-sl tt.! by the cargo; in store, s! 10 so
!aas-Iredrgar, :; swedes, 80 -, County 81
Nan.s-i II cents.
grrrKH-3a -. dui and .l.ny.
75a9 - '
coFFEE-Taguira and Rio, g So
Ts.--bo Il lna rents.
i!aL,.sI,-Nrw Orleans and Porto Rico, - 3Oc;s
E,coS--I1timorc, So a 5; city cured. 5 4 ) IS
BlEF, 81 90 Il ) s0.-MUrros, s. 50 So
BERNARD PEYTON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
cnp n,lIr rnnrfp

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
The Democrats Of Fiuvanna are requested to NEE, 81
their next court CHE 4lh Monday in January0 to ap
NOW, delegates 10 the District Convention, and fol
The nurpose of forming Democratic Association.
full meeting is desired.
Fluyanna Jan. ~, "a. MANY DEMOCRATS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16
Iirninin Gil Errrft

We congra tuae the Democrats of virginia, that the
resolution for the reception of the proceeds of the Pub
lie Lands yesterday rejected in the House of Dele
gates. This ncble sign of the determination of the
Republicans of Virginia to carry out their principles
With such a spirit the unterriiied Democracy OF this
-" unlerrifed Common wealth will go into the present
campagn-and bear their flag proudly and triumphatly
ala
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

a>r TIE PATENT ELASTIC lSKSTAND-This new in
onI;on embraces all the advantages necessary IN TINS ndnen
Ill article II air tights ink contained IN 1t Is Tree IRON
and consequently, uniform in color and thickness
and always flows freely from the pea until every crop USE
an If the stand. II simple in lis structure and not name
@ an az order and warranted IL abused For sale by L. d
lar Id : doors below the Exchange Bank jan ia-s
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TaLAaLle SontIt .Uest .,founain Lond Tor .SuLc.

Faiaabte Souht-U .h0untdin Lond for Safe
TINE subscriber offers for sale TRACT OF LAND situated
IN the county o Orange. and containing hundred aud
thirty -four II adJuns Lands John faafrrro Or
r aud others, and is distant 80 niles
ard from Uane. Courthouse, and Is within half OF
Turnpike leading from the latter 10 the former place
half oi the Land cleared The balance heavily tmhprrd The
soil very fertile well adapted staple crops
but particularly wheat and tobacco, consequence
portion the land having exposure. Tie
subscriber conf enily that there rarely offered
favorable opportunity ~. capitalists invest money,
land affords
Persons wishing purchase referred Mr. f. Italia
feo. who lives adjoining :e Land aud any communication
dressed the subscriber the Raapaannock Academy
roinc county, wil receive prompt attention.
II :- above Land ia sold previously will he exposed
auction III. premises, 27 OF February far
no the fair dag thereafter
BENJAMIN F. TaLIAFER2o
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HoYT a. CO.'S OFFICE,

Under tae Exchange Iictti. Richmond, Yirgia'a.
HRAWING OF Alexandria Lottery Class No J, drawn 3ih
20 ts 2; a s. % 70 O. 80 % ~ IS.
Half Ticket Nos. 81 80 e. entitled prize OF si0O the
above, seat out from IIUYT {: CO.'S
$4,000 Capital fer Saturday. Tickets 80
re 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

MIR RvEs.-We have no, yet had time 10 look ore
the documents necessary unmask the rophist. We
shall touch him up on Thursday.
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DISSOLUTION

rrE Londons, Wiingam Drewry this day Ia.
by mutual H. H. London having sold HI, Ia.
eresi t. The other nrrs they authorised 10
name q the firm in liquidation Of its ai!iifs.
JOHN ]. LONDON.
EiNIEL II. LONDON,
J. - !iIINGHAM,
Il. II. pRENkY.
Richmond J,uu,r; L sii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

r. The Rev ~. Baird, who las seysr wears been ,.y
ling IN lnre and who :" iarr,aby noticed Mr. Wal H.
Letters ion pa WIZ evrt Lecture on The present
Italy, ia ar FiSs; Pesby Church. night IL quarter "a
u',iuck. Ian l.;
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NOW OPEN.
R1fnD tD'S 0T NpJC ryprT-S

IN Council Chanbrr i! where building has been srect.d
coh!odi"'iS and comfortable sufficient PEG
PIE Inc proprietor wishes the people cf Richmond particular
understand that II IS rniiIry disconnected
-" iratri" and by request; no ladies admitted una.iru
&c by g nllenen ~ Box, SO Pit, - cents.
jan 10 1--2t
GRAND CONTEXT At THE EXCHANGE POSTPONED
cons Gucnee If he nc!rmcncy Of the weather the Concert
advertised r Nondsy Evening by SlGNORA CORSISI and
sGNOR CaLEET. will be postponed " TnNESDaY EVEN
ING, January Eth, when viii pos,ir ely place
For particulars sn,a. bills.
9 Doors to open Al half past o'clock, performance T.,
commence NJ haf pas, :, precisely ' "
= Single Tickets - cents. Ticket 10 admit LADY, mud -
tenan, ST. 10 br had i r. II. Ta,ors Music Store al m.
or 81 The Exchange Hotel and The door The evening Of
pei.urmancc. 49, 's VI
Jan. ~
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We were mislninrmed in stating that the Commit
tee Of Elections had decided in favor OF NJ. Gllmer
They are waiting for further evidence from Amherst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

We are requested t. state, that Mr.. Tatem was,
for several days prior to Saturday last detained, by
indepo.ition from his in the louise Of Delegates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-16

NOTlCE.y virtue "i deed OF trust executed by Pleasant
Bnrrs 10 Trustee, and Of record the Clerks
Of Caroline County Court purposes
cd nnd bearing date 18Th day oi December le2) viii proceed
sell The premises for cash. WEDNESD
of February fair, nerwiSc the next fair day
O'clock the Tract Of Land wheeon the sld urs a,
The Time Of his DEATH said three bundled
or less. and adjoining The lands Of Meredith Haley
John Terrell Lewis Tmbake Richard lIoome and
The title the above Tract of Land believed ndispu;a
bie but. selling Trustee viii convey such title only
vested in me by The said deed
PLEASANT TERRELL.
Jan. 10 77-3'
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ind ispo .tion from his seat in the House of Delegates
The Concert of Madame Corsln and Monsieur
Calvet, is postponed account Of bad weather. 10
Wedaesday Night at the E1change.-We are informed
by gentlemen Of tase that Madame Cs voice is OF
the finest they heard. The pieces selected are
exquisite. will be Duet from Norma which, for
pahos and feeling, is UNSURPASSED
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rJARPERS' MAGNIFICENT RtRI.E valuable and beautiful
md GIrl

EIhRPERS' MAGNIFICENT RtBiE valuable and beautiful
published, SALE and ready delivery
Der of II pe.s' Illuminated New Pictorial Bible.
This ard Magnificent Eork VIII be embellished
sixteen hundred Historical EngravngS exclusive Of initial
each chapter. by j. A. Adams. than fourteen hun
del of which from original designs BY j. g. Chapman IL
viii br printed standard copy American Bible
aud Marginal References, the Apocry Con
co.auc Chronological Table. List OF Proper Names General
Index, Table of Weights Measures, SC. The large fr.n,s-
pieces tho Old and New Testamenis Family Record
Pres, Plate Historical llsa;on nitiGl Letters
The Chapters Ornaments Borders, VIII BIZ from original
signs mad. expressly Til, edition. by c. Chapman Esl
York addition wI ch there viii be
enrayincs rom Is distinguished modern IN Flancc
Der.
those iio e.v- Their
take the work the possession al II in tie highest
state o 10 completed III about 30 numb.r
cents each DklNk ER &c NORRIS, late
SMITH & PALMER,
Richmond Agents for iiarpeIs' Pictorial EiL!r.
Jan. Ii .?-ls3n
IN CHANCEKY Relies n,lhe Clerks OF
the Ccunty Co!r, Of Cumberland, Monday the ls
day Of January isif:
Edmund Ws- aud Martha his wife, formerly Martha Flip
pin, deceased, Plaintiff:
against
John P Flippn in his right, and Administrator Of
John Tippn, deceased Julia Garrett formerly Julia Flppn,
- Hewlett sud Eliza his wiie formerly Eliza flippn, aud
Judith Frpin Widow OF John fiPpin, decd, Defendants:
The defendants iiow!e and Eliza hil wife, formerly
Eliza Flppn having entered their appearance ana
curly according Of A-scnhy and rules of is
Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of tins CONFERENCE.-The ~ Ordered, that the
appear The frs day of The March
Court bill of ris plaintiffs; aud copy
city Of Richmond for Two months successfully and posted at
the front door OF the Court house ol this county.
a Copy-Tesie
Il. B. WooDSoN C.
.slu
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ikEIY YOUNG NEGROES AT AUcTlON--A sale oil
IL nine young Negroes, all likely and valuable br
the Estate James T. Shadwick deceased,
of four ny and girls aud with her
child will take place MONDAY the nd January Count
day King William Cnlrihor The above sale will
rcserrc and for cash Persons wishing 10 purchase
specially requested Ia attend.
". ~ GREGORY,
Administrator of James r Shadwck deceased
Jan.
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MR. BUCHANAN.

Genius OF BYRON! how dost thou pale before III
splendid efuslon of the Whlggish Muse
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-05

y C. WASHINGTON, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
IU. ficeen 9Th and 10Th streets, has Just received his
spring supply Of fancy and staple Dry Goods equal
in style and varieyto any other stock in the District
Ii FANCY GOODS. nsg g. r.
Elegant Silks, in great variety, from SO cents to 80
per yard
Watered figured, and plain Black Silks large supply
Plaid and and striped Silks, light spring colors !
Wool Balzarines, most fashionable style
Silk and Wooden Balzarines, a new and beautiful
article e h
Mousselnes de Lame large supply in great variety
Coored Bereges, of every style and quatyL
Silk striped Bereges, every color and quality
French Lawns, very best quality
Lace striped Balzarines and Lawns
Ginghams, French and English Chintzs, &C.
sHAwLs.
Silk and Satin Shawls and Scarfs a splendid article
Berege Shawls and Scarfs, every style and price
Elegant embroidered Thibet and Mousselne Shawls
Fancy Handkerchief, Scarfs, &C..
STAPLE GOODS. 5e#ss
2 cases super and medium Irish Linens, Richard
sons celebrated, warranted pure and very cheap
case Wrights very superior, for American market
90 pieces "A for pillow cases
40 superior Damask Table Cloths, from to 1874
10 pieces Russia Table Linen, a durable and cheap
article
Damask Napkins, Linen Towelng, &c.
l2-4 and lO-4 Russia and Irish Sheeting
Birdeye and Huckaback Diaper
Russia Diaper and long Lawns
In short, every article of the kind usually required
for housekeeping.
IN DOMEsTICs. sEnHt&
Super and medium undressed Longcloths expressly
for shirting
10 bales GA, A, and 7-S unbleached Cottons
A general assortment of goods for boys wear
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
~ pieces blue black and fancy colored English and
French Broadcloths
Blue, black and fancy colored Spring Cassimeres
Satin, Masceilles, and other Vestings
Satin Mousselme, and other Scarfs, very rich and
beautiful
large supply of Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders SC.
The above, together with every other article in
the dry goods line having been carefully selected at
the different markets at the North, customers may
confidently rely on finding them as cheap as at any
other establishment in the District
mar IL II. G. WASHINGTON. Il
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-04-05

Clay--the man never weary Of well doing in her
behalf, to irnmortaze his name by placing It in
the same rank with George Washington and his
glorious compeers. And she will do it. Already
she is awakening from her lethargy, and prepar-
ing to confer on him her noblest gift. Whereso-
ever his name is mentioned, the favor the enthu-
siasm of the people in his behalf becomes evident.
Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, and Mary
land, have flung his banner to the breeze, and,
fighting under that standard, have achieved VIC
tory which is but the preliminary to their greater
victory, when they arrive at the contest, which
will make him President Of the United States, and
cause nation to rejoice. Then will no Ameri-
can, abroad or at home, blush to make mention Of
his Chief Magistrate, but honest pride shall fill
his soul as he speaks Of the great President"
Henry Clay. Let not Connecticut falter now
let her march forward, as Of DID, and now, if ever,
let her show her sister States her strength
When the favored son shall finally and forever
retire FROM Office, and resign to the people again
the last great charge, his brilliant sun shall set
bright and beautiful, and while America shall en-
balm his memory in her heart of hearts, the
world will remember and honor the name of
HENRY CLAY, A YOUNG WING.