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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Shps Burgundy, Wotson Havte Fox Livinsstos How
New Orleans, Nesmith Walsh.
3 igs Amanda, Rowland, BaIize B Banco; Gen Manor,
Rotterdam, Schmidt Bacheu; rybee Mccormick. Chhes
ton, George Bukley Demerara, Blanchard Neuvas bael
Peters.
Schrs Charlotte, Wilson, Edenton, N c, 7 McAdam'
Co; Abbot Lawrence Nleeker. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24
Sales OF Real Estate Mt Auction T., >,
BIZ Wilkins {. RoU;rS 49,

Premises No. Murray-st- with buildings ,ae.eon-lo,
House and LOT !shs, Boomissdale roai-boo<s S'@
2tby t2 feet; lot 81; by 9as ft........,. 'VN'e -.
BY j. ". Miller {. Co. - '''S'
House and LOT EilZabethst-lot 80 BIZ - I.s, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24
COURT CALENDAR THIS D.

COURT CALENDAR This DAY.
CIRCUIT CoURr,-Nos. III, llS, ll9, l2O, l2l
l22, 124 49, l26.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos. 80, 20, as, "a, IS.
MONDAY.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 81, 16, Is, 81, %, "a, Z
8, 90 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

U The Legislature did nothing on Thursday
being Washington's Birthday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

Lloyd opened the and called wi.neesss
Barnabas ~ Osborne orn-I klow Caharns Costello
she came 70 police office complain against Jones' told
her to sit down was busy and went 10 take her
containing white POWDER did take her complaint next
tm she brought the powders took her complaint
her fr9m her and inner had her beioe; she
denied having been at this office before though know
is complaint made by her know her BY her voice and face
he police office and asked her if she h.d been there
she denied having been there before: remember hav.
taken the identical complaint tagansI Stacy White
did remember the she there complain OF
Jones; she complaint against White the back
room where such complaints are aken she pronounced her
Hug. Nc Ca,ron sworn-l am the brothern-law of the
complainant her parents live in Ireland county Of Morahan
him April 1872, that she was in the family By Stacy
White Never heard Catherine pretend she had been IN Scot
Ii being minutes after obock the adjourned to ii
Bridget Wcklam sworu-Am acquainted with Catherine
ing of Spring of last at my house IN Sullir her
Th ne them she said bs h hiH sss By ,f
was and S SIX nhs s advanced and b. Stacy Whs
Es~ Sn. t'sT , e2gP8eP' and In
Mr., Ws Catherine there's had not seen har o
until yesterdays dent know her general chaTaete
tity? Objected TO and ruled out.
~; P. Le,ois swom-Knows accused his character Is
spring The girls objected 10 her remaining they did not
say they jealous of hers she confronted with The
girls Mr.. Jones told her she mast go.
Two of the girls who had worked with her Jones' hac
les flied tina, complainant unworthy of belief and the es
mouy closed when James NJ. Smith, ESQ spoke in able
manner for the defence He followed by Jonas B. Phil
lips ESD in able and argumena,ye speech the part
the People.
After he had concluded his very eloquent efforts the R5
cor charged the jury who retired about 10 o'clock TO de-
berate After an half hour they returned with
verdict of G UILTY
Time was allowed for hill of exceptions.
The Court then adjourned for the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-24

FROM BARBADoEs-We have files of Bridge
town papers to January %, received via Phila-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
BALTIMORE MARKET Nav


Money, Stocks, Sc.-lhe Stock Market is dlrrncd
rates unsettled, with tendency rapid dccllne in the
early part OF the week, but with rather improved feel
ng ST The close Sales Of State 0ans principally per
cents have boon made from 10 per Monday last
10 OF. the lowest po"t on Thursday. From his extreme
depre sion the rate has advanced again TO 6s
Cattic Supplies Of Beef Cattle in freely and
sales have been readily made this week about prev
ously prevailing rates On Monday the offerings a, the
Sea les amounted To SO head of which 300 taken
by packers and 500 by the city bulc eN We quote the
extremes Of prices paid at 81 $685. per 100 lbs
the hoof, equal to $40 80 net. The sales wore
principally however al intermediate rates.
IOgs.--Llye Hogs have come in very freely this
week, but prices have ruled AT about previously prevail
ing rates, viz 50 70 81 ! per 100 lbs we under,
stand that 5000 head have already been taken by the
packers this season.
! Ii0irard street FioW.-1here has only been fair
moderate demand for Howard street Flour this
week. and The transactions probably brace about 5000
barrels at the uniform rate Of 5 % for good mixed
brands which quote as The current to-day. The
receipt prceb cars continues al 81 l2l.
CHy Mills FoW.-Saes of several parcels have been
made Tor export AT the uniform Of 81 % per Dbl aud
We quote accordingly.
Uheot--Pfces without change, and The sales Of
good Ia strictly prime reds continue be made SO
90 EMS. Two three parcels Of Penna. reds. moi
PRIME have been sold at IS 81 cents Inferior good
reds sell from 10 to IS cents We quote white wheas
al % lU6 cents.
Ctorerseed The demand has been rather better for
CIoverseed his week. We note a sale o parcel Of
fair and prime quality, mixed AT 81, aud Of lot Of
prime al 81 Ia. We quote al slaii l2 per busIrl.
Uhiskey.-ln the early part Of the week sales Of hhds
were made at 81 2is cents, ard Of bbs. al 2j 25s
cents. To-day sales of hhds at 233 "a cents, and OF
bbs at 2ila25 cents. The wagon price Of bbls is 90
cents, exclusive OF the barre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
,..,r,, CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

nj, III. c,nyened at Raleigh on the 18Th inst hut
j.,c. fthe nd } had not been able TO effect
..n,,,;,n. in consequence OF each party having
an,,.., of members OF the Senate, and each stead
civ ,abcrinp to its candidate ir Speaker OF that
IL Af,er haIuIing two days. Mr.. Jayner, The hig
-.,,,d,,e Withdrew his name, when Mr.. Wadde oil
-.oa as nut in nomination.; and after several unsuc
It'll b,otiops, Mr.. Waddell proposed committee Of
e,.nce II, consist Of SIX members for the purpose of
,,,..dirp ,icers. Which was a9reed To, and THREE
.mher. of each party appointed. Mex, morning,
hv.,,r they repored that they were unable To agree,
III. ,ay was again consumed in unsuccessful ballot.
;oo. each party several times changing its candidates,
~, ,,ua,. with the same result-and so likewise On
~, n.,r During the las, days session of which we
;, 20 an account, Mr.. Worth. II Wing SENATOR stated
Il. onromsors for an equitable arrangement of the
,o.,l,y have beeu made by the Wings In the commit
y, ., conference They hare all been rejected, rLile
"a borr Leen made in return" aud he Suggested that
=, ,,,n,sltions which had been made in committee
.ranA now be made in open session, III order that the
..ne mioht decide Which party was 10 blame for thus
r.uioo public business. And at a subsequent STAGE
n, Worth pledged himself 10 vote for locofoco Spea
49,, + some Loco, on the other hand would rcciprocate,
3. ydng for Wing Clerk and Doorkeeper. But no
,er was gwen to this proposition. and the Senate
o,in adjourned. 1t IS obvious, that, with their usual
,sness for the Spoils the Locos hopc by pernaciuus
.lLsrepce to their candidates. 10 all the 'luavcs
and 6qheso lT their own friends, although, being only
,o,l in number. they should, every principle Of fair
ness be willing to divide ionors, especially as the people
If ,ha, STATE have jus, shown that if their will could be
eypressed al Raleigh, the locos would be entitled in
fsc 10 none
The House of Commons organized the first day of
the .essun,-Edward Stanley, Esq. (Whe) having
b,en elected Speaker. by Of GS 10 Is for Gen.
Graves the Locotoco candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
Ur. Clay's reception Of he .>e,cs ojhis DeGn.

M Clay's reception Of he .\elcs Of us D.jtat.
The louisville journal Of the 10Th inst contradcls
the prevalent report of Mr.. Clly's illness. and adds
ave are happy loinlprm Mr. CIays many warm & devo
ted friends that he not only enoys most excellent health
Int exhibits the same bnoyancy Of spirits has sd oil,
Ten distinguished him in many dark and trying hours du
rinr his long and evenlinl public life. number of
friends who waited upla him few days since To make
known 10 him the result o the election were asunished
,ha, he received the with ch.erluiness anusi
amounting pleasure. My trit nds' said he 1T would
he ridiculous for me Ia say do not iced Disappointed
bat feel chiefly frr you aud fer county: As re-
cards myself. feel relieved from load ri anxiety !
have been ready and wiling 10 my country,
even with my life. allowed my name 10 be used in
the late contest because il unanimously called for
tlr the sake Of the Caion; and c,n,oled by the fact
tia, have been supported by $, large portion Of he
intelligence and patriotism Of the nalian. Now | hope
spend the remainder OF my days in peace aud quiet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

o. Washington letter in the n. Y. Journal of
Commerce says. "nr Pokw Of course advocate
omy and rerenchmeni. But will he practise well as
preach II? Jackson into Office in 1928 pledged
"reench" the prodiga expenditures Of Mr.. Ajamss ad-
mpls'raiion-and before the termination of his dynasty
in the person Of his SUCCESSOR Mr.. Van Buren, the ex
pendi'ures had sweed from thirteen thirty eght mil
lions of dollars per annum If Young Hickory shall
reuci i'll the same way, it will be difficult to iorelell
what sum will be necessary before the close Of his ad
mnisralion Indeed, this leter-writer candidly
admits that he looks fI reduction of the aggregate
amount of expenditures, but for wise and judi cous
of some twenty thirty millions Of revenue"
Pretty good IDEA of "economy and etrenchmen" this
with which to start. And where is he TO obtain 25 or
so millions o. revenue, il he succeed in enforcing the
reduction OF the Tariff 10 the rates of duty fixed by the
Compromise Act2 We should like to know.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

The Gui!lo!ne -Prcsident Tyeris providing for his
friends as rapidly as possible dntug the short remnant,
Of his official career. John G.. Watnough ESD having
resigned the port OF Surveyor Of Philadelphia 1--WE pre-
sumo 10 prevent being renoved) the President has ap-
pointed Thomas Copper. the celebrated lragedan
and the lal1er-in law OF Robert Tyler, the Presidents
son, rs his
Gen. VIM Ii. Marriott has been appointed Collector
OF the port Of Baltimore, in place Of Nathaniel +. vii
Iiams Esq. ren,oped.
MI Polk will have very few Whigs to proscrbe
consequently if he should have many friends proyd.
for, the Tyler Locos will be the sufferers; aud there will
be precious le sympathy for The mercensry enegadcs,
no sold themselves for ufce-ab of the prominent
among them did.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

North Carolina uficis returns Of the vote Of
this lorous Wing State show the following result:
For Clay 43o32
For Polk 39,2S7
Majority. 1915
The Raleigh Register ssys-"lt is proper to state
that the vote OF of the precincts Of Hyde. where
there was considerably 100 majoriy Tor Clay. was
not returned by the Sheriff. and is included the
above majority. Many persons have be, 1000 Wing
nsor'y, and as the majority will exceed tina, il the full
voe vi HYDE be counted presume there sill be
difficulty IN adjusting tho wagers.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
OBITUARY..

4
Died TUESDAY The ih rsi Of hernorrhspe Of the
lungs III the 10Th year ii her age. I,iL,,s jaws
daughter OF A. Spn,sw,n PAYNE Es1 Of Campb,lL l.
Her life WAS like the course uf The vale enho.,,,rd ry
uet-s equesiered peaceful and happy iler death was
like her e--peaceiu hopeful aud rejoicinp-,he lie
| of Christian Warmly owing and greatly h,vr,l she
could vet 81, IN the hour of her dissolution leave the
world without one regret; yea rbce rather ths, the
hour oi my departure lrawe,h nigh: weep IN, Tor me-
Gods prace and shed such ION and py into the
hearts u the bereaycd that AT the same time We are cal
led To .'weep with those that Weep aud e)nlce with
those that rejoice" MAY The lrveln~ss oi her Chris
tan example win many Ia the same course II consistent
pieiy and thus bos,ow them the same soft and safe
repose in the dying hour.
3oob., R.r,I,t;on.,,, SoLj;,, eo,.
p;l -, III, lo,b If oc,,h,, n, bs ,.s1.,c. /, p,J
trd County after pn,rscted and painful illness Mr.
JonN llrpN,lt in the SD wear of his age The via
iiaous OF death are so frequent that few beyond the mar
row limits Of the domestic circle ever pause 10 shed
tear or IN reflect moment over Tho closing grave As
the leaf falls in the pebble sinks in the water
the dead soou. very sun forgotten. where al
lection has left It's irall monument IN the heart. There
was something however more than usually touching IN
the footsteps al The desroyera, this time rs he approach
ed the threshold ot this afflicted family. as they had
been called few months previous To mourn the oss OF
another OF lis dearest aud nasl valuable members. Mr..
ludnall was finn and unwaserlng In his friendships.
and hasWabe NJ ms home tho stranger ever iound
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
TABULAR STATEMENT
he Popular Vols OF Nisinia in ls44, a. cVmrared

OF '1e 7TuTsr uF u srHIN m IS43, as comraTeI
with that of 1910.
~ All the counties Of Virginia having now he,u
heard irum, we have carefully revised our table, and
presen, the result. below, by which will he seen ,h,,
Pus majority will be upwards 5000 II there he any
In it, they have eluded all nur Efforts In detect
them. We shall. as soon as the clicai return. r,ach
US from all The counties, repubs the table IN correct,
ed fom.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

" Amos Kendall is said To he spokan of in ce,os of
influence at Washington. az the Postmaster General
..d'r Mr. Polk. No change could he for The worse
'he present incualben. Of that office. has
ms utter Inrapaei,y, while his abuse of The frank
his during the fecen, canvass, demonstrates
'"'fe un"Or hines: fur The station.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
nm. HARTLEY from London. ha. hong bec,

I'm. HARTLEY, from London. has hong bccn
~ accustomed 10 prescribe Tor pacns with dsessss
al private nature lie has cnDy.J extended upp rtu
nlt'os ri studying and investigating the various mofbld
tissues which constitute The class o ma,ds alluded ",
and has obtained Thorough practical. well Nc n the
urt,cal know ledge, al this branch ul The prufesslop
The tue pathology 81 these disorders presents the
ndnle variety IN detail, ind variety Of farm aud
features IN regard Ia the human connenance this bsnr
the ease, how Inconsistent the assertions 81 ttsss
who proclaim remedy capable ii curing all Diseases
it all the forms OF disease: how u.
terry hopeless, ihen IL IL with tlose Who 90 rom
month 10 month. taking remedies $50 ralled) bccauso
Isonlh their pnwietors have asserted thoy will
every body, Alas thrse wonderful cures never take
place except in The newspapers. 1t is not intended
dccry al advertised medicines the contrary. many
Of them very good G,r certain stages. perhaps ff
certain symptoms; bui 10 diseases successfully, a
distinction be made between the disease itself aud
the symptoms whirh Indicate the existence locality
al the dsase and remedies must ba employed and varied
from me 10 time. as circumstances may require.
Office ope d,sr below the Exchange lihel-aaein-
ing fnnity Church. Richmaud Va. Hours u si,sn-
dance. from A. NJ. MI ~ 7. NJ. NJ communicates
received unless post paid.
Richmond. Oct. u IL "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
Popular J'ote Magical Locoioco increase,

Mr.. Clay received in the late election much larger
popular vote than given 10 Gen Harrison in 1910.
nnhsiiud,ng, hr Is beaten, while Gen. Harrison
left Mr.. Van Buren (noi estimating the vote OF South
Carollna.) Some 5,oOD behind But perhaps the
p1sl taryr circumstance in the magical increase
Of the voe the strong Ipcoocp sections Of the coun-
try. To say nolhng Of the 1ttM LEGION and Little
Tennessee Virginia Tor Tie present. let us look at some
Of The sr5uI Ioculuca counties Pennsy lgania and
compae the vote Of Ia II with the census of 1910. Ac.
cnlrg 10 The census. the whsle number Of adult males
IA lIerks county in 1910 1874 li--volers in 1914,
l26li, IN Pike, SIS adult mtrs ant 920 vo'ers; York.
l0.o23 adult males aud 95oS voters Monroe, 2O34 adult
maIt- aud 2220 voters; Ioga, NJ adult males and
1907 voters, Perry 356l adult males and }G7 voters;
Columbia 1898 adull males aud Jl0S voters; and Pot
ter -! adult males and 19l voters! This is certain
ly remarkable result; and the whel we con
as II with the strong Wing counties in that Stae.-
It example IN Phadel ,ha, city, there weTe in 1870,
1879 adult males, and in 1874. only Il CSC voters;
IN Lancaster, Is, Ol2 adult males and &c, 23G voters,
in Erie, 12 adult males aud 5S47 voters; in AI-ghn
ny, 1850 adult males and 1896 volers--and 50
Now the wonder is not much that there has been
"srea an augmentation in the number of voters, but
that the ratio of increase is so much rge in the oco
iocu than the Wing counties. We suppose tha, frcun
dI'y dues not depend upon political opnlon--and YET il
would seem 50! But even if the Locos "mutpy and
F'pensh" more rapidly than the Wings, still we are rer
picked 10 account Tor the fact that there seems TO be
more voters Than adult males in sDme Of the LocoGJco
counties, while in all the Wing Counties the adult males
onnumbcr the voters, the difference in some Of them
Amounting to- tC0! How does his happen II the
h"cos Neeev guilt. Of trdud pipe laying, ii NIGH,
ieed BIZ accounted lobu they are manilestly ndin-
nah' at even the bare suspicion of such nos ON the
part OF the Wings Of it cannot be supposed that
'"FY are ever guilty Of perpelralng hem. Yet the
foregoing iacs have an awful squirting" thai way!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
N d II 4 e. Il

A Ii persons having in po session Scrip Of the
"A poraion Of Lynchburg growing out OF the SPEC
cal Tax Of the years 1886 and 1885, requested to
present it forthwith to The subscriber, in order that il may
be exchanged for shares Of Stack in the James River
and kanawha Company II. BENNINGTON.
Collector G.. l.
Nov g 2uf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
STOP TsEE RX.,:iuv:9X.!

Sl5 REWARD.
- ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Friday morn
ke ing, tine olh Instant soon after his arrival al Mil
ton, n. c., my Negro Man, community called
BILLY REYNOLDS.
Billy a stout, likely fellow, of rather brown COM
pexion, very intelligent and quick spoken he is about
five feet inches high his right thumb bears marks Of
saving been injured by biie which will be readily
by examination; he has large side of his
head, caused by being struck with brIckby opening
the ha,, the will be easily lound he has also very
rema kabe his abdoncn about the upper region
which will be found by examination. No other marks
recoected. Billy is about as years old; he had on
when he left a dun colored Mackinaw sham, pana.
LIONS of dark Virginia cloth. will give the above re-
ward for him ifdelivered to me this place. or secured
in some Jail so tina, get him again.
w. II. e. REYNOLDS.
CASTOR North Carolina, Nov. % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

ole Of .Ne,s fo,h.-The Albany Evening Journal
states the vote oi New York MS follows:
For Polk 237 ,i37
For Clay 232 dll-5,026 majority.
For BHnoy 1875
Total vote iS5723
Total vote in 1910 All ,092
Increase since 1910 ii63l
MIR. Polk obtains the Sc votes of the Empire State.
by plurality Of 5o26. The vote for Biruey in connec
ton with that lur Mr.. Clay. throws him into mnorli,
ofl0,slS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

ILLINOIS. Returns from IS counties give Polk a
lnsJnrly oi 1881 Ihny four counties III be heard
'roli, which will increase the majority to IL OF $4,000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
NOTICE..

NOIBCE.
ON Thursday, the l2Ih day Of December next, will
~ sell to The highest bidder. a, the late residence Of
Capt. Moses Fuqua, decd, in The county OF Bedford
the Slaves o said decedent (say) ten twelve in
dren. The terms will be accommodating, and made
known On the day Of sale.
s. NJ. ROBERTSON,
Adn'r with the will annexed of Moses Fuqua dcc'd
Nov 2S WV if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

LOUISIANA-'This State has cast its vote for
Polk by something upwards Of 1000 majority. The
p,aaoemlnes fraud therefore useless piece OF vii
lainy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

W. t''en tnguaian,F in the Richmond
s' teammates George w. Summers, the able and
s"''ed representative in Congress from The ka-
"'s"'e'' as the successor Of VIM c. Rves. ESD
:" 'e Senate Of the L. States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

MlsSotRl--pok's majority in 81 counties heard
from Is lib1 being gain Of GEO the Of lSio
when Van Buren, carried the State by majori,y Of
67Ss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

e'- The friends of Mr.. Clay are appealing to him
Trough ihe public press, 10 to resume his seal
IN The l. >. SENATE: Similar appeals made to Mr.
Webster and Nr Van Buren, by their respective friends
r" The present al least, we hope and believe that Mr.
Oay VIII moi assent 10 The wishes Of his friends
nave we any expectation that Mr. Van Buren, will do 81
fnmored that Mr.. Choar, one of the Sena tors trc,n
massachusetts,, cunlemplaes resignation nd that Mr.
"eoser will succeed him II is aIso SAID that John
w. Clayton will probably supersede Mr. Bayard, one of
tue present Senators from Delaware
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
THE GRAND eop,plei

Mr. Polk has - electoral more than sufficient 10
elect him, and majority Of Gj over Mr.. Clay And
yet, had Polk lost New York, the sc votes of which
State he has obtained by the Of large minority of
her citizens, he would have been defeated!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28

" The Savannah Republican, nominates Mr.. CLAY
,", "'''''e "l 'he w hlg party tor the Presidency
-, wing lis determination 10 adhere 10 him To
W. sAal' not be surprised If the Locos should
',a'e n''' should he be living al thai linens an
''o"'t was Sometimes forced, by the immnency of
'oe oahgef. 10 recall her iluslrIous exes from ban.
'' (" avert the Iaal consequence, of the misrule of
""'s'"afy iI'palai iavorite In that event, and We
'"e i" no other. will Mr. Clay again consent, by be-
candidate. TO eucuun,rr The n,od of calumny
"'" "h' been PouEed CYL upon him by his unprincpled
assaants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-28
WISE'S DISTRICT.

The following is the vote at the recent Presidential
election, in Wise's (now Judge Bsyy's) Congressional
district. Ills ex-llunor will be very apt get his
walk paprrs NE ri Soriur.