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JANE RATCLIFF, Er'r.
MORE EVIDENCE oFTHE vIRTUEs

MORE EVIDENCE OF THE VIRTUES
OF JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES.
mr.. ]. N. Smith, WinsSoro', N. C..
n says Some of your Family Medi-
cine have reached this part Of the
try. They seem to do much good, and
are eagerly sought after by all who are
acquainted with their medicinal virtues
| should be glad to have an Agency Cor
the sale of them, ds | aatter myself, that
my reputation as a Physician is such, as
will promote your interest in their sale.
The ErpectOrant appears to be in the
greatest demand here.
Mr.. ], H. Wallace, Milford, Pa; says
Tho first six months very little Medi-
cine was sold, excepting your worm Me-
dicine, which was soon disposed Of. 1t
is but a short time since the EapectoTant
was much called for. | had used one
bottle in my family, and found it an ex-
ceIIent Mecicine for colds. This Spring
there have been IN unusual number Of
persons complaining OF heavy Colds.
and the most of them have found relief
by using your EGpectoraat.
Mr.. Thos, M. Turner. Savannah, Geo
says-We have been very successful III
selling your Alternative, and we have
but a few bottles left; we wish you tc
send US a Gross by the first vessel.
Mossrs. Whitney & Latin Noun
Morris, N. Y. says-We are about on
of your Kermifugc and Hair Dye, ant
have daily calls for the Kermifuge
which stands very high in this section
The sales of all your Medicines hav'
been good, and continues to increase
Ezra futile, WiIloughby, Ohio, say
Your Termifuge and Pills sell very
readily here-I could have sold muc
more of them if had had them.
E. P. Steadman MaysviIle, N. Y, say
find your Vermituge and EUpcetoran
give good satisfaction, and should be gla
10 have another lot.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne Phil
adeIphia and sold on agency by
PRIESTLY " MOSBY.
October 16, 1S47. 5
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ME RRICK RT0RR.

.
NllE unde signed have just received
- from New York a large and SPLEEN
did stock of fine and fashionable Fall
and Winter Goods, to which they would
respectfully invite the attention Of their
friends and customers and the public
generally. Their stock consists IN:
Cashmeres, Nous de LANES 4 Alpaccaa,
newest style,
Silks and Satins, Silk and Scotch Plaid,
Fine Fancy Scarfs, Blk Italian Crayais,
Hemstich L. &. Harris,
Irish Linen and Lawns,
Fine Linen Table loths,
English, French and American Prints,
White, Red and Yellow Fiannels,
Fine Cashmere ana Nett Shawls,
Bleached and Brown Shifting and Sheet
ing,
Fine Mockinaw and American Blankets:
CLOTHING.
Fine Black Cloth Coats,
d" Tweed and Cashmere 90
Sack, Flushing and Blue Blanket do.
Black Satin Vests, Polka do.
Black Cloth Pants, Cashmere do,
Striped and Sattlnett do,
Linen Bosom Shirts,
Silk Uudorshirts, Drawers Gotten Elan
mel and Nett, Marine do,
Hosiery, Scars, Cravats, Stocks, Gloves
and SusPenders
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Fine Calf, Seal, Kip and Mud
Boots
Mems Fine Calf, Seal and Kip Brogaqs,
Ladies Walking Shoes, Bootees and Slip
Chiidren'S and Boy's Boots and sOoos.
HATS AND CAPS.
Rough and Ready, Beaver, Silk, Fur and
Wool Hats.
Fur, Cloth, Glazed, Silk Plush and Vel
vet Caps,
QUEENS AND GLASSWARE.
A fine and full assortment Of Hard
ware and Cutlery, Spades and ShoveIs,
} Trace chains, Hoes, Hatchets, &c,
Pocket and Pen Knives, Knives and
) Forks.
The above stock, Of the finest and
, most fashionable Goods, we propose ID
sell TO our friends and customers at d
+ tipiag profit Shly, and farmers will find
it TO their interest TO call, examine and
n price our Goods!
EICHEIsTBN & Co.
d October 9, 1877.
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CASH ..ao,mlIv
(. sltsnliop Of lh' in nl; ?
auatyand is yIc lR :
ii's . ! great variety Of
aqPIIl.T ssssi and FashiOna'
sbicb will be sold at a
!, al; consisting in
h rib LADIES
\ oregon DO, all Silk do
eodo Rhein,
N. Si' q. P. % Sole do MAI.
p aiI1 + sl'in Alpaca A''i-
salsrdid article,
& Tsaot Hd'k'fs,
y sgi., and Jackonet do.
.5,i. Maud Cashmere yet
ra,lod Mitts,.G !,
!, @ Si, things 100 numerous
Gail and Sec
DOMESGICS. Il
c1bins Ksrseys, Flano .sn
, T;sIige, Carpet Warp &C..
glwI Splendid VARIETY
.Yp,rts. Fancy Cassimer re
t,,,o Sacks, Black DO Boys
hess Goats, Frock do, Fan
,.rv, Buck Gloves, Feb do
nsnis, Wool and Cotton DO
m Paletoes, FeIl and Twee'
weed votseys, Black cl0'I
sbirts, fus d common do''
4, Comiorlsrs, 6c., &c''
gs assortment Of
IPERl0R CARPETS,
M Carpets, All Wool Fill dc
nggels, Ingram do do, la
Grvel Binding, &c &c.
With large stock of Hare
herr, Cfockery-ware, Glass
Hsfy, Travelling Trunk
Rp ofalI kinds, Writing RI
bay other things not mention
Hem that | have adopted emf
pfr advantagesto purchase!
NMFer before been presen
wMry-and which will say
aa 20 per cent. from cred
s. B. SHELDON,
%, lS4T,
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~EXECUTOR,S NOTICE.

n ETTERS Testamentary having
- been granted TO the undersigned by
the Probate court Of Madison county, on
the estate OF James N. Blanton, decd,
all persons indebted 10 said estate are
notified to come forward and make i'm,
mediate payment, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate will
present them legally authenticated with.
in the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
J. MONTGOMERY, Ear.
A. Il. BLANTON, Er'r,
September 10, 1847. lie
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DISSOLUTION

7 NHE co partnership heretofore exist
u ing in this city under The firm Of
Gilmore g. Henderson was dissolved on
the 18th ultimo by the death Of John NJ.
Gilmore. Pinckard q Henderson are
charged with the settlement Of the bust
ness Of the late concern and are autho.
rised to use the name in liquidation.
L. F. HENDERSON,
SURVIVING Partner
New Orleans, July !, l847.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCERY.
September Ruzes-SeptemJer 9Th l847.
C. G. Clark, ct. al.
T. j. Reagan, ct. ally
WTPON opening the Complainants bill
u and it appearing that the Defend
ants Micalah Cargill, Edmund Blanken-
ship, Sally B~lankenship, Calvert Blan-
kenship, Jane B~lankenship, Commodore
Rogers, Kitty Rogers, Margaret John
son, Sarah johnson, William Johnson,
Demarias Johnson and Leander Johnson
are not citizens of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof so that the or
dinary process Of this Court cannot be
executed upon them: therefore it is or
dered that unless the said defendants
enter their appearance herein on or be-
fore the first day of the next term o
this Court to be held at the Court Room
in the city Of jackson, on the first Mon
dav in December next ensuing, and plead
answer or demur to the said bill q
complaint, the several allegations there
of will be taken for confessed by them
set for hearing exparte, and the matters
thereof decreed accordingly.
Ii is further ordered that a copy o
this order be published in the "Missis
sippi Creole" once a week for tw'
months successfully.
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Under their Immense Pavilion contain
ing 1000 So. feet canvass capable q
seating $500 Persons! Ackaowledg.
ed the finest Company IN the World!
n EATON Anrvr
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MI nNIC

WHY connexion with the Female AGA.
IVA DENY in this place being dissolved,
[ have taken a room at Dir. Marshall's
where | am prepared to give private
lessons on the Piano and Guitar. Terms
as before.
October Is, 1847. 5-tl
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R en- STANDS,

TIT THIS summer received a consign-
r. ment Of Messrs. Carver, Washburn
d Co.'s new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which I'am selling at 1878 per
saw. A few Of these stands were re-
ceived there last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
to purchase will do we'll to call and ex.
anime previously to purchasing else
where.
P. O'DONNELL, Agent,
Yazoo City, Mss
September 18, ls47. eff
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Il. N. DUNCAR


ETTERS Testamentary having
been granted to the Undersigned
at the October Term, l647, of the Pro.
bate Court Of Madison county, Missis-
sippi, on the estate Of Samuel C. Ratclif,
deceased, all persons indebted TO said
estate are notified to come forward
and make immediate payment, and those
having claims against said estate, will
present them legally authenticated with
in the time prescribed by law or they
will be forever barred.
JANE RATCLIFF, Er'r.
W Lafayette Montgomery is my
lawful agent and attorney, and all per-
sons having business with the estate
will please call on him.
JANE RATCLlFF, EG'r.
October Is, 1847.. $40
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IvE you TRIED IT.

I'VE YOU TRIED 1T,
} not delay another day, but
Immediately If you had been
wise and prudent, and al
nj . bottle the question is set
have recovered your healty
Carminative Balsam, for
SIMMER Complaint, never
The only medicine that will
Aousands Of persons, have
i testimony In favor. No
luld ever be without it.
WEAR A WlG?-A major.
wigs worn are wholly unnec
Ne use Of Jayae's Hair Ton
pays prevent the hair from
and its continued use will in
le.clolh The head witha beau
Of new hair.
R AND AGUE-Care war
ayars Agus Plus are warrrnt
the worst forms of Fever ant
he money will 10 refunded il
i6ey fail TO cure The
ONG EVIDENCE that Dr.
iedorant is superior to al
flIss for Cough, Consumption
AlAna, and other plumonc
|Rl', that the the same PEI
commenced the use Of it i
Yes Ten years ago, still pr,
lolher remedies Of the kline
any have been induced
PREPARATIONS, they have a
ay been disappointed in I
! BENEFITS which reasonab.
\ rom the high praises b
lle proprietors, and have r
Ae use Of Jayne's Erpecto
i'nedy that never has fail,
hem, and which prohah.
y y equal in arresting Pulm
only BY Dr.. b. Jayne Phi
! agency By.
HPRlEsTLEY & MOSBY.
80, l847, !
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THE STATE OF MIssIssIPPI,

Madison County,
BY the Probate Court of said County.
To Sarah r. Hoy, Elizabeth A. M. Hoy,
Philip B. Hoy, Mary A. NJ. F. Hoy,
Aurora D, Hoy, VIM, L. Hoy and
T.. P. Hoy, children and heirso VIM,
Hoy, decd, and all other persons in
terested in the lands, tenements and
Entertainments Of VIM. Hoy, deceased,
Greeting:
WOU are hereby commanded TO aP.
pear before the Probate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof,
10 be holden at the Courthouse of said
county, On the End Monday Of November
neat, then and there to shew cause if any
you have, why said court should not then
order and decree the lands, tenements
and hereditaments Of said deceased to be
sold to pay the debts Of said d%ecedent,
t. wit:
The undivided one half Of the south
hllf Of east half Of southeast quarter.
north west quarter ard west half OIL
northeast quarter, section thirty-slx
south half Of east half Of southeast
quarter, section twenty,si west hal
Of southeast quarter and east half o
southwest quarter, section twenty-five
township eleven, range three, east; cas-
half Of south east quarter, section TWEEN
ty five; east half Of north east quarter
section thirty.si township eleven, rang
three, east; west half of %south'wes
quarter, section thirty, ard west hall
northwest quarter, sect on thlrty'o one
township eleven, range four. east, con
tanning in the whole 800 acres.
Witness, the Hon. JOHN B
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Witness, the Hon. JoHN
B. Howcorr, Judge Of Pro
bate of said county, the Sc
.&. cond Moi day of September,
L. S. in the year Of our Lord, one
- THOUSAND eight hundred and
forty-seyen, and seal Of said
court. no
ISSUED. the 10th day Of September, 1877,
J, II. CAMERON, CIR.
september f8, t847. nc
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI;
Madison County.

IuuUtoUH OUUhty'
BY the Probate Court Of said County.
To Alonzo Collins and -- Collins
infant children and heirs of Robert j.
Collins, deceased, and all other per-
0 n interested in the lands, tene
ments and Entertainments Of Robert !
Collins, misunderstanding:
VOU are hereby cited to appear be-
fore the Probate Court Of SAID coun-
~ at a regular term thereofto be holden
at the Cou IT. house o fsaid county, on the
Second Monday Of November next, then
and there to shew causeif any you have.
why said court should not then order
and decree the lands, tenements anG
hereditaments Of said decd to be sold, Il
pay the debts of said docedent; to wit
A House and Lot in the town Of Sha.
ron, in said county.
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W1LnBSS, INB IIUH' JUHN d.
Howcorr, Judge of Probate
of said county the Second
y Monday Of September, in the
year Of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and for.
ty-seven, and seal of said
court.
Issued, the 18th day Of
September, l847.
]. T., CAMERON, CI%.
ember IS, 1847. l-6
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.

TIME undersigned have this day as.
ISOLATED themselves under the firm
of Pinckard 4 Hende, son, to conduct a
General Commission Business, and SO.
lIcit from the friends Of the late con
Germs Of Gilmore Il Henderson and
George Nj. Pinckard, a continuance Of
the confidence hitherto bestowed m
them.
G. M. PINCKARD,
L. F. HENDERSON,
New Orleans, July /, 1847. 43-tl
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

September 10, 1847.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF JAYNE's
FAMILY MEDICINES.

October 16, 1S47. 5
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This Mammoth Company will make a grand
entree into the different Cities and towns, pre-
ceded by their splendid Music Car, drawn by
8 beautifully marked Horses, and containing
a magnificent Brass Band, composed OF ID
picked Musicians, led by the immortal Harry
Gaul on his Magic Silver Bugle, presented to by
him by the members ofthe Great Western Cir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-26
southern B.t.nic Medicine s,ert

BOTANIC MEDICINES, WHOLESALE l. RET
THE subscribers would respectfully inform fh-
i lie, that they have, and will continue 10 h
large assortment Of Genuine Vegetable Med
which they will warrant fresh and Will sell A. b
they can be purchased in Ire Statr. They v ~
every article IL Medicine Indigenous 10 our co
collected IL their order. Also, oils, Extracts.
lures, symps, &c. Physicians, druggists, II,
Planters, &c, will be supplied twenty per cent =
than al any ether house in Petersburg. hmonl
stock may be found :-ouinine, Piperiue, Csytnn'
per, senaga, Serpentaria, Sarsaparilia, Cimpo tet
American. Pink Root, Plenrisy Root. pu'y. 81
Goldenseai puIv Myrrh, Lnbeiia. Unicorn, gi.s
Gentian, Columbo, Ginger, Prlckly Ash, rimtih
Black Cohosh. pulv.; Beth Root, Wild CheU
scullsap, Nervine, Blood Root, pulv.; Burdoet :
Cranes Bill, pulv.; Black Root, Boneset, Daf.4
Fleabane, Mandrake, Poplar Bark, Indian u
puv.; Skunk Cabbage, puiv.; Psipssitseuy,
pulv.; Camphor. Tpecae, Imported and Americas
chu Leaves, Jallsp, Aloes, G1inbors. khuesrn
OIL, Balsam Fir, BalsaIn copayia, Cuhebs, Aieohe
MONA, &c. d.
Also, a large assortment OF Druggists Glan
daily expected, which will be fold low for cl'1'
All orders from distance mast he no.t PAD I
rected,o KEaWORTHY 3 PalI
Bank street, Psisr,lu's
y. Al. the Compounds reeommendeGH
son, Beach, Howard, Madison, Smith, ca'i,f
Comfort, or in tie Refo med Medical D'rt'
will br kept, or put mp 10 order
by The works Of the above authors for .ae'
Dec 1-cw3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-26

IN CHANCERY-ytReIrt AT Ruiz, be +.
Clerks Office OF the Superior Court OF Ch1ap,
the Richmond Circuit, the 7th day OF Dseenoel' 4,
The President, Directors anc Company o. y,
Virginia, hn'
against .s,s,
Joseph Howard and John T. Howard nen -,
partners doing business under the nfm ana a, A.,
Howard and Son, and members Of The iln
Howard and Sons, which was composed Of To-,
ard, John r. Howard, and Joseph Howard, vi :
chants and partners under the firm snd Hye II,
ard and Sons, and other b,,,-i
The defendants above named not having INN - 4. :
appearance and given security aecofnIns ,sys
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ano Ss.si;
by satisfactory evidence that they are nos ~, X:
this Commonwealth it is ordered, maj 'ne q
ants do appear at the rules to he held iof ".
on the first Monday in March next, ara a o,err
Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of tni, IA. ~
with inserted in some newspaper pntii'n.sS a.: =
Of Richmond, for TWO months sueeefsnae ~
at the front door Of the Capitol IN the sa'' e"'
copy. Tssie, ,,ovarf. VI
Dec. Is--ew9m PowHATAS RosIA
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70 The Editors Of The Enquirer

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Jan. !, IS,
Genllemen-Can you not prevails on sou
your friends in The Legislature 10 suggest the
prety OF changing the name Of The Colon
the Is, Regiment OF Virginia Voluneers7
been very near running my moath several d
in altamplin. 10 pronounce INT nnmc, ana !
lear unless something is done, ard that spe'
,ha, il will sci be the dra,h OF M. b i
proud satisfaction the appointment Of Col
and feel confden, lha, The safety Of cGr men.
The honor Of cur State, could no, have been 9
mil=d to worthicr hands-hu, then n0t nc5,
Who, when reading ci the biliaD' charge
glorious exploits Of Cot. tiamttamck' H. gir
will ever i"r one moment suppose tia, Ii /
from The Old Dominion and is composed Of
einians Oh, no. sirl il will n'yrf 10
sober, sedat-, smoking friends Uhc Germ
viii reap all The honor and glory which nc
liant Colonel and his iDd,mi,able men arc &C.
ed 10 win in the fields Of Mexico.
A VIRGINIA.
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POETRY.

The following beautiful lines are from The pei
Of Judge Henry 81 George Tucker:
FDrihs Enquirer.
OF TIE EOLlAN HARf
TO THE WIND.
"Wind Of The dark blue mountain,
Thou dos, bur sweep my rings
Into wild gusts OF muutntulness,
With The rushing cf Thy wings.
When The gaze is freshly blowing,
nv uoi'> responsive swell,
AMI over Music'> power
Their ,IInnipb> seem 10 tell.
Blu, when The breeze is signing,
Then cones ID in lal,"
Less. |, s. indeed exul,ing,
But swee er lar than all
II seem. 10 tell Of feelings,
And youthful pleasures fed,
OF hopes and friends once cherished,
Now mingled wi h The dead.
And oh! how sweerly touching,
Is the sad and plaintive strain,
Recalling former pleasures
That ne'er can live again.
Once more he oeezes ffeshen,
And sweep The 1Eulian strings,
And again iher uoles are swelling,
With The rushing oil lhy wings!
They seem 10 cheer The dropping,
10 bid The wreched live,
And with their souncs ecs,a,ic
His wiheiing hopes revive.
Alas and in lies drama,
Howsrr man plays his part,
Hope is forever breathing
90 the Tyre Of the art.
Hope is forever touching,
Some chord that vibrates there,
While b ter disa prominent
Mars The delusive air.
Alternate JOYS and sorrows,
Obed,en u her call,
Now breathe strain hats Aalterins,
And now" I'd dying fall"
But how unlike The measures,
BreaIhed from The E 'lian s'ringl
IHes< sooihe the heart hat, wounded
IHosc p ant deeper sting.
Then wind of the dark blue mountain,
STILL sweep NY Trembling rings
Toto sweet Strains al monrniulDess,
Win The aater OF Thy wings.
These four lines are from Mrs Hemans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-26

We continue The debate on The Senatorial
ton. for the greater part Of which we are inc
ed 10 the courtesy Of our neighboIs OF he Til
They have taken great pains TO make fu.i
correct report, and they have succeeded.
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"Who wire in and wire out,
Aud leave the matter still IN doubt,
Whrihtr the snake that made the track
Mas cnmIuY In Oh npine baek W

bilious and a0le young IleEus-H .heJ WISH "
mount The ladder-if place is dearcr 10 them lhan
their country and queI consciehce-il ohscn'I-
~ ard privacy are unsupporlable 10 them, and
they mus, find the giddy hcigh,-why, | would
saw 10 them, watch The motions oil The wheel, and
when they find il descending on The left, rake
step 10 the riShi, and rice rgrsa-wait for the
breeze, stand on The pivot, il possible, and hold
the balance OF power when the beam is near an
equilibrium; make yourself ecessary 10 a parli-
cuar side. In snch position you will be seen
men will gaze upon you, admire your far pro-
portion, and anon your features will begin 10 "a.
dale with int lgence your limbs grow longer,
your body larger, and, finally, you will find that
he who, if he had kept his stand al either ci tie
exlremes, would have been 50 diminulye as 10
be scarcely visible, has suddenly, from ,rsl-timed
position, grown into creature ot tremendous
consequence, and most sublime and magnificent
proportions. am believer in Shakespeare
"Some men are born gIeat-some achieve grea.-
ness, and some have greatness thrust upon Them"
said he, and The world acknowledges lhatihe bard
knew thing or two tho he did live some few years
past. | Go not mean 10 culogise any hody-it is
not my habit or my lasle, and, ii ii were know but
few vi deserve il. What are The claims oi those
presented 10 us2 One was urged because he had
been member Of The House Of Representatives,
member OF Congress. Well that's gotd one!"
NJ LEN Sdlo, u VIC W
Colonel Mason, have 10 say, that did mol urge
his claim, upon The ground of his having been
10 Congress, as reason why he should be elected,
bu, on The ground that he had discharged his du-
Ties there ably, and 10 the admiration OF all.
MIR. TUNSTALL did not allude parti-
cuarly 10 the nominee Of my friend from Prince
William. for they have all been 10 Congress; but
NY friend was quite warm in his eulogy-lotly in
his panegyric-he scared high in The warmth OF
his neutrality-suspicious. be did not measure his Ian
guage when he spoke Of the towering intellect
and brilliant qualities Of his nominee. Sir,
thought il was strange we had so long had our
eyes shut against The light of this tremendous
luminsry. "a city that is Sc! upon hill cannot
be hid" and ii is little remarkable, that some OF
the magnificent spirits that glitter in the sunlight
from that of which we have just heard, have
never attracted our wonder and gaze. But, Sir,
The gentleman spoke oil an eagle-hc told US Of
this royal bird oil his, who, with glorious plu-
mage, with wing that never tired, an eye that
never winked," SCARED highest in Heaven, gazing
upon the bright blaze Of The sun. Ali Sir, when
you talk about Eagles, leone down-Isurrender
Sir, there was time, there was an age, in Vir.
giuia's proud day. when we might hold such Ian
guage-whea Madison and Marshall, and Giles
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-26

Further evidence of the miscbieyous efircs
the course OF Wing politicians and presses
assailing their own Government and impugul
the justice oil The war, is TO be found in the
lowing extract OF letter 10 gentleman Of Wa
ing,ou, published in The Union: