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TWO HUNDRED HoUsEs DEsTROYED
AT TOBASCo.

~ A1AF~
Tie Me- Odslns Tiaes has been e.
sessd wilh - ioiiasisg exifsct e ies.
80. Gslsd T0basrn. Jnhe 10.--NesAst
bsea fsr iron fshqusl ssst ssnes 40 D.
psrluss Of Conscious Perry. snail Per
isrs a nsn having entered tle iosn y
aiGht sod Cred spon lie senlTies. 1hls
hss I'D . iLe b0EnIrg. he tsy kei0Fs
yeFlesday. 81 sboui IVA huRdssd houses.
- he hack ard sonih snd Of de sIly. By
oder 81 cor goTsinnsna & military e0m-
nshaer. Yesterday. TfinioEeemehIs Of
10 msFiass sad sailors sfIs sent Up ty
G0mmodaEs Perry IRON The bar. and This
morning sboGl ESQ men hare sone ""i %
iry and meet some Of the MealesH Iosess
thai s.e IN this ueighhafhe0d. and ffise
them away. The eily Iensias deserted
and M business y I'll doing. not ; siasls
shop in The Place being opened. and ali
our usual supplies liaR the nsighboshood
suspended. We understand that Com
modass Perry has declared bin intention
10 retain possession Of this city, unless be
receive orders 10 The eanlrsry from Tie
Government in Washington.
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Notice.

q ETTERS Of administration on the estate q
- JOHN YANN, decd. having heen grsnlrd
County Court, he hereby requires ell persons in
ielied to said estate 20 make payment 10 him.
without delay; aud all having claims against the
same to present them within The timc prescribed
hy law, or this nOace will be insisted on in bar Of
their recovery.
HoRATIO vANN, Admir-.
July 81. s9-3w
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CoaSTOCKs EXTRACT O. sARs4P4-
EEHNA

C0aSTOCK'S EXTRACT O. sARsAPA-
Pfmpars and rsaeies en- tAlr Err. Mharh aFs
- snnging. ~ sie esnzr C = murh snHias
aEG n1tE1.sisn - anoo.1t ufrheir Gnsight.y 49,
Eearsnss. b nsa cssss g ssiss floa - Osbrr
rsaas alaa . ualksd S. = - i.ss&1 - s,ezs-
ssh- Na ) sheir spPesss~as = - =. - -
Ee1 tAs alaenfaa q thsir sa>nss. 04smss
iho1sh Ne srsas aaseass ~ lsllua. Gess llsns
sncr ny = Eegar1oa = aals in1irunsas q >
teri disorders u lts aisssivs and lsiisy oseans.
wili1h rsnnaoi 70 % spssliy sna securely eAeck-
ed. I've bui sr1isi he lexaming q dira-e. Il
may - en- good fuEtune - s~aps saassaheE ia
Ino-s asnsrrsns shd di.irsssiAg uesolaa when.
therefore. IN imPes sPp~srsnoe q de eOuPasx.
ion begins q indiesae imPunly within. i > rims
10 Legin % regulate the stomach and hoNeis, Iro-
mote and facilitate digesiiOa panty The blood. and
sssist nature in insisOrsiing The sysiem. Por
Ibis prPose ROshing win IL found snose sfEes-
eiOus han cOulsioCk's ExtFaa q ssrsaPanila-
use Il. and you win :, Onoe IesOvsr your good
Iooks. and. what is gilmore imPOuaHee, sour gooI
health. E s aae.& s..
For ssIeh 2
ID. HEART, HilIoroush.
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Fatal Accident "A IaEes lin.e-stnEr
EaiAad irom dc To- 81 : TN u he sirini-
" &C l'islshnsg. Pa. ga MandAy 2Csh an
In rs desremi Il Tasled sgainsi = flame
selinOl hsnse. aud INSTANTLY kill1d fEe
children. besides Eonndsng Ilafre oihers.
one n whom il i fr4Isd may MOI reooE.
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Congressional Election.

Orange has again shown her devotion TO the
best interests Of the country by giving decided
majority for The Wing candidate for Congress in
the recent election. The following table exhi-
bits the vote a, the different precincts:
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Notice.

A Ii persons indelard 10 Dr. James q. Smith.
by note or aocount, pgrsious 10 last May
cOuTt, must call on the suls-rheF and settle ths
same on or before the first day Of September next.
o. suit viii be foglhwiih commenced. - e--
GEORGE LAWS.
August .. 9l--3w
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rEyHE Graefenberg Company hereby give no
III tice that their general agent for the State Of
North Carolina, is
/ Col. WILLIAM JONES,
LOUTSBURG, FRANKLIN COUNTY
The General Agent is fully prepared to APP
point sub-Agents wherever there is no branch of
the Company; either on personal application or
| by mail, postpaid. The rapid sale of these c.
LIBERATED pills, and the extraordinary cures they
are constantly efiecting, render them, by far, the
most popular pill of the age. An Agency will
consequently be very valuable. 7
| The Graefenberg Pills arc inconceivably supe-
Nor to any ever before discovered. In all bilious
complaints; in general arrangement OF the Fys-
tem in all disorders which result from bad
state of the blood, these pills are sovereign re-
medy. 's@-.
In the class of diseases called chronic, the Grae-
fenherg Pills achieve their highest triulnphs Here
they defy all competition Entering within the
surely purify the blood root out disease, and give
tone and vigor to the body. .~&E
CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED
by these Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The most abundant proof of.
this could be given, but trial Of one box will
convince the patient. They can he ordered and
sent by mail, at trilliug expense. The price is
IS cents box. Where t,ro dollars rorfh are
ordered and TIE money RENTED, The Company
wiH pay the postage on The Pills. Remittances
at the Company's risk. Wherever there is no
Agency Of the Company they can be ordered by
mail. & s.sse
These Pills are taking the place 90 iii Others,
and no sick person should ~ wlth0at them.
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
Bowel Complaints, Constipation, Dyspepsia. Fe.
yer and Ague, Headache, Jaundice, Liver Com
plants, Rheumatism. oil Stomach Complaints
Green Sickness, &c. &c, yield at once to these
Pills. They purge away offensive humcrs, ar
rest the progress 81 disease, and at the same time
restore tone an Il vigor To the system. In cases
of general arrangement of the health, they are
SOVEREIGN.
BY THEIR USE, a..
The weak will become strong; the pale and biz
lious complexion be restored to perfectly fresh
aud healthy color; all the bad symptoms viii one
BY one disappear.
In short, these Pills are an uncomfortable adj
vance upon any ether medicine ever before cfieY-
ed to the public. A trial will satisfy any ono Of
this. k&sssS
June Is. Ok. ~.5F 10 S3--
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% lLs 1Eihr 1871 skip leErF rsiirEis ;
dads RI. O. Iesh = he 2lih. Ie7.-
Tie lale auiEais hE0lEia ~ abort a.Oo0
passengers. bni he sickness aasoag Lism
lad Diminished.
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Shin Fever In Canada,

Der of sick in the Emigrant Sheds at Mon
treal on the 29th was 1880; deaths dur
ing the preceding twenty-hours, 20. Al
Quarantine, near Quebec, CSC emigrants
have died within four weeks. On We'd.
nesday week !. 1861 passengers-a arrived at
Grusse Isle in five ships--one Of them
from Bremen with 500 passengers. There
were remaining in the hospital at Quebec
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The EEomessead.-Alaw has recent

The EE0niesfead.-Ala law has recently
been passed by the Legislature of Connecticut,
cxcmpting from sale by execution any homestead
or domicil, the property of any person having a
family, or so much Of it as shall not exceed the
sum of three hundred dollars the exemption 10
extend only TO such homestead or domicil as shall
be acquired or made after the passage Of the said
act. ID ..s Z ,
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Crops Of the Great West,

cinnati Times says that the yield in the
Great West, this season, is likely TO be as
large, il no, larger, than in any preceding
year, notwithstanding the partial failure
from winter-killing in particular sections.
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c sSspaaIsass sffis sSiimias,aa co.aAsssri,L
3 Gimp On lie Baule-eeA d Burma VISA


smganleane 81 lie " ilmingtoa co1nlsrnial
Gimp GA Ire Basile-srh sfBurna Visa
...-m July -, Isis. ve
Mr. DEaK Sra. r.. Col Fsrg resched
nur camp - tbs plsre early this morning
IIs eoansnd wss drifled sbOUt Coz %
d.y. D, lyre Ties tsachsd che Bsszos. and
I'D 10 Ia, in'o key West Cor water. Oh
heir landing they hssienel on N jain The
RegiwsRl ssd overlook " Al lhls place.
wmFs we bad preceded them same IL
days. IS Ae sBeamPed here on the 20ih
III .l#&-= @-.@&sb+tt@
We hare lost about 100 men--have ..
bat Ihsl number sea tered in The hosp.
tails irop this place 70 Ihe BI.zos, snd q
ldlle more than IlIai number now on onI
daily sick rspntis. Although our excel.
ieni aud mast indeIsig .ble surgeons do
III ihsi can BE- dare 10 ihsir departments.
vel the "a. n. 81 The rIimale and the
uHUirTshly bad ssier have caused such
Strides 10 The dissemination Of disease.
'hsI a. YET u appears almost impossible
10 arIesti fatal career. aud much less 10
prevent lie iHeipisney. @-a ~-a
u 10 Centrally understood in camp iha'
.. soon rs Tie troops desin,d for ihi.
Inc 0i operations arrive, We shalt advance
IN iorce upon San LUIS Polosi. This will
certainly Ike place unless Zen. Taylor
should Iereise 0Idsrs not 70 advance. un
der pro.pee, OF peace. Then our R'gi.
meat vii have and embrace the oPporiu.
hiiy Of winning rich lsurels for The nn:un.
i.hed bIow Of iheir native and beloved
Carolina. Gen. Taylor he the creates,
confidence 10 Col. Psine, and hes promis.
ed him 10 assign us The post Of honor IN
the fret bsulle: and rs the Col. il knosn
IN be man that will lead 81 the head OF
bis gallant column al whatever sacrifice
Of lie ,he Regiment may be doomed 10
endure, il will do i.s whole duty. woIlhy
Of the noble State they represent and the
great Republic they so dearly cherish.
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A Hint to be Observed.

TINE subscriber, having disposed Of his estab-
Il lishment to r. Nichols, is DESTROYS to close
his business as soon as possible, and would there
fore respectfully request all persons indebted "a
him by note or account TO call and settle imme-
diately.
WIN. ii. BROWN.
August g. vi
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Another Requisition.--Gov. il

AnULllef OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JOHNSON
has issued general order, calling for three
companies OF mounted volunteers, for SER
vice at Vera Cruz, andlhence on line to
Jalappa, in pursuance Of a reqnisition
made on him by the General Govern
ment. - a. E". A<s9#
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From other districts in the state we have had
too few returns to enable us TO make any esti-
m,,e 5<..$f .a~t =
From the Fourth District we have heard only
from the county Of Guiford, which has given for
Sheppcrd 1854 votes, for Clemmons gel.
In the Sixth District we have heard from two
counties, which voted as follows
r'"t Daniel. Arlington. Toole.
Wake, 720 $40 81
+ Warren, 6l0 l34 ID .s
/ In the Seventh District We have heard only
from Cumberland, in which M'Kay has COS votes,
Hall All, Bryan So. ... s..-
We shall probably be able to give nearly all
the returns in our next .-s.
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VoU are commanded to attend at the Cont
Il House in Hillsborough, on Saturday the xlst
Of August, for drill muster. A Captain wiliselso
be elected, -.
PAGE SCARI.ETT, o. {. 4.
July 10. Sc
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Lost.

GONE two weeks ago 9 pair Of GOLD SPEC
~ TAcLES, heavy, aud made by McAlis,er,
Philadelphia. A reasonable reward viii be Civ
en-, il left at the Recorder Office. 81. :
July &c. -.@ Sew
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ssss4kss : la.aaus'is y. ah.A 4 4 - snaaanls
as : Fsissarg n MsAsra3 Naa - We saE.a-
aaae. hs hsa ~ - irs asyis suslsg = ssss oza-
Is AoaTa f,aas. : E.sI<iiy 4 Sc rssrE-
= LsKssssaa s.<iszs. nhsse DIR rs "a.
81 osH.aalsls -. MI. NassasA1. lKhss.l uss
ssess~d ~ atusiziiy q $40 ossr the Nuhss. 40
See cser r,e Looa
l. Heap aisssio'. n. coa g1Lisl v.ssiss,sd
~ IS majaay-
TIE Fesaia IL &c I.o1isnile dissliri HnG a0siAa.
full Tie I.oca- hsa : lnsjai,y = eis = Louis
vie q IL slasr = - Eo,ls - Nssl.y.
In lae ffw sa1H.ins - oaheE dsa1sss araEl fIasa,
ths Whiss had majaEisies in al
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Great Frcss,et.-we tcgrc, to |,

Great regret TO learn that
immense damage was Oceasioned by the freshet
in this county last week. Nearly all the mills
and bridges on Little River, aud OH Flat River
commencing high up in Person. were swept away.
Alfthe corn on the low grounds is mostly destroy
cd, large quantities. Of hay have been swept Of
many Of the meadows greatly injured, and large
number Of sheep and other stock overwhelmed in
the food. We have not heard what damage has
been done in the western part Of The county, cx-
.cept that the bridge on Alamance has been car
ried away. The rain had been falling in frequen,
showers for several days, but most Of the damage
was done on Friday night.
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REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS.

The C,ncinnaii Advertiser gises The
iollawIng record rs 10 The closing scenes
Of life aud final resting place Of some ol
that gallant band Of officers who figured 10
our revolutionary struggle -
Gen. Mercer 10 usually said TO have
been killed 81 HE battle &c Princeton, but
really died. OF an epilepiic 81, in thai
neighborhond. a week afer thai affair.
The popular noiion 10 derived from the
fact lhsl he received blow cn the hesd,
from The buu end aI . muskri, IN the
hsods Of q British soldier. in full retreat
with bis comrades. lie was Knocked
down and stunned Tor some lime--ss the
consequence. Mercer was buried in
CHRIST Church, pniladeiphis. lSiuce re
moved 10 Laurel H,ll,)
Puiasm was dissbled from active ser.
vice in the very middle Of The strife. 1879,
BY psral, tic stroke. bu, survived I'LL
1890. being 70 years Of see ., his death.
III. was hurled a, Brooklyn, Conn. 7s~
Wayne died q, Etc, Pa. where he was
buried. All q ia'er date The bndy was
Transported TO Chester county. Pa, and
inferred 10 Radnor Chu'ch yard. Al.
though nearly q qnarlet Of century had
elapsed, the inesmens of The deceased
hero were distinctly visible, and The lea.
lures recognized by persons present.; OF
course. the carpse crumbled 10 dust on
exposure 10 the atmosphere. s-..-. ........
Schuyler. who deserves all the credit
Of The capture Of Burgoyne. Of which he
vas deprived by Gen. Ga.es assuming
the command. jn', as all the arrangements
Tor the battle had been made al Saratoga,
died al New York N 1901. ~
Sleuben, the Chevsher Hayard OF our
Revolution, sans peur Ell sans rfproehe,
alter vainly eude ,vorlng TO obtain The ful.
iillmen. BY Congress Of their engagements
to him. returned 10 UiIes, N. Y, ,he
Legislature Of which State voted him a
tns"ship-six miles tqaa,e--of land in
that ne,ghborhood. Here In humble log
house he died, aud was bu,led adjacen. in
1877. .71@@sa@ as t.@& -.*.. '-5- ~
y. Claii's last resting place is al
Greensburg. Westmorelsnd county, Pa,
a neat marble pyramid being erected
over bis remains by HE masonic brethren,
Mhfl,n, the idol of Pennsylvania, died
y lancaster, Pa, and wss buried there.
n
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Firgfnia.--A speriai sleriioa was hrla IN
he Petersburg disirir,, oa THURSDAY -. ~ sTs-
preventative in couErss 10 supgly lie ysrancy
oooasisAed By the desih II Ma. Ds@ssooie. Pas.
iial rsinrns ealy hsse bern Eeosiyed. bat 4 seens
70 h. oonnOded ilisi Mr.. r. X. Msale, dc Dezno-
cratic candidate. has heeH slosioL Tie vote 10
Petersburg was, iaE Boiling 81, for Meade 3oI.
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posing knyphau-
attempts 10 cross
eminecn. N. j.
cDougaIl are burr.
irl,ng--at Albany,
'ietia, Ohio. nj or.
ms. o, W,uches er,
ter, N. II. Scott.
I'homs aston, Me.
Ma. Charles Lee
Mercer's tomb. in
elphia. ~r..a,
S.s@-~~@
lincse criminals are
AIDED in Canton lu-
! many thousands
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An express from Pi,tsboroueh, on Friday last,
brought, the official vote Of Chatham county.
Chatham has done nobly. The following is the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-08-12

iase AAEsarAAit sssfsitsl - tfst ~ the sNcith
Of Patties IA this district, (wlen ihs Democrats
msisriiy ssas Tis.l the Wings have reason 10 IT,
juice snewhas over the result Of le late slecIion
True our national councils will not have The be-
neiit Ofihe enlightened Judgment, The impassiOnOd
elOqnence, and ihe sierhng integrity which oul.l
have been fauhd Ia the person of our candidate /;
but Al the same time, il gratifying 10 know that
our PTineiPles are gaining frienas-ihli whereas
an 1874 the nlsjarily was as, Il is nox but I60 /;
aud Mr.. Kerr viii have the consolation 10 know
that his foreible presentation Of truth has had
great fundamentally in prolIeing this result
We did hope for even more than the Wings
have accomplished. Our candidate is an aide
debaier; and thought his opponent is also man
Of ability. We foadly hoped that the truth, as Sir.
Kerr presented ID. would dissolve the tirs which
bind the Democrats 30 closely together in their
party allegiance; that under It's influence their
prcjndices would melt away like snow-ilakes he-
fore the SUI; 20 that our candidate would be
returned by respectable majority. These were
our hopes. But calm reason would whisper that
our hopes were not to be fully realized. Many
SEE the into which tIrsir leaders have brought
them; but not liking 10 lle called {. turn coats, -
or bear tho ecrs and taunts OF those Of their old
associates who have become 50 strongly welded
TO their party that they cling 10 il lor better OF
for worse rs man takes his wife, they conclude
to hold on little longer, for colsisteney's sake
When the evil comes 10 the worst when they
shall teeias well see what Polk and his policy
have done for the country; when the war shall
have piled upon Us public debt mountain high,
and the marshals and their deputies shall com.
mencc collecting a direct tax; then the party
shackles may be broken, and the claims Of the
country be once more needed. Would that all
men acted upon the principle, that while il is hu-
man TO err, true wisdom consists in acknowledg.
ing our errors and iorSaking them. 49,.
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AGGREGATE VOTE.

The reported majority for venable in Person
county, is 2i0. 9f ID st5.t 4 iii Sgt
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THE GRAEFENBERG vEGETA.
BILE PILLS.

u 10000 Bores sold Each aud Epeyy Week!
rEyHE Graefenberg Company hereby give mo-
III tice that their general agent for the State Of
North Carolina, is
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d. HEARrT. HiiI.orogsh.
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In Granville, We learn, Ke,r's majority is los.
The official vote has not been received, but oui
information is reliable. $685.: 49,:
The following has been given 10 us as the re-
suit in CaswcH county >.-@sf
For ycnab,e, ...<<5s.- 1881 j. ~
sr For Kerr, 81 gg~&4 29s
@&#es a~<~ a-* 49,. ~ . '#...+
o vcnablc's maj. s. 7sS ~ y
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Moore county, July 10th, ls47. Sew
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-23

take honest care of every thing that belongs
TO theml Remember that God requires this
Of you, and if you are not afraid Of suffering
for it here, you cannot escape the vengeance
of Almighty God, who will Judge between
you and your masters, and make you pay Sc
verely in the next world, for all the injustice
you do them here. And though you could
manage so cunningly as to escape the eyes
and hands of man, yet think what a dreadful
thing it is to fall into the hands of the living
God, who is able TO cast both soul and body
into hell
A. You are to serve your masters with
cheerfulness, reverence, and humility. You
are to do your masters service with good Will,
doing it as the will of God from the heart,
without any sauciness or answering again.
How many of you do things quite otherwise,
and instead of going about your work with a
good will and a good heart, dispute and grum-
BILE, give saucy answers, and behave In a sur
ly manner! There is something so becoming
and engaging in a modest, cheerful, good-na-
tured behavior, that a little work done In that
manner seems better done and gives far more
satisfaction than a great deal more that mus'
be done with fretting, veXation, and the lash
always held over you. 1t also gains the good
will and love of those you belong to, ana
makes your own life pass with more ease ana
pleasure. Besides, you are to consider that
this grumbling and i'll will does not allec'
your masters and mistresses only. Ihey
have WAYS and means in their hands of for
cling you to do your work, whether you are
willing or not. But your murmurlng and
grumbling is against God, who hath placed
YOU in that service, who will punish You Sc
verely in the next world for despising his
commando"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-23
Exhibition.

The Pupils of the Cincinnati High School,
attended by the principal Hiram s. Gilmore.
design giving exhibitions in music, decla-
nation, &c.. at the following named times
and places.
Monday, July 26th, Ash,abula
Tuesday, eth, jefferson;
"Wednesday, 2sth, Austinburgh
Thursday. Goth, Chardon;
Friday & Sat, Both & 3lst, Chagrin FallsI
Mon. & Tues, Aug. I'd & Sd, Itavenna :
Wed. & Thursday, 18th & 5th, Akron
Friday & Sat, 9th g. 9Th, Massillon;
Monday, OH, Canton;
Tuesday, 10th, Leesburgh;
Thurs q Fri, 18th g. 18th, Newark
Saturday, llth, Lancaster;
Mon. & Tues, 10th & 18th, CirclevilTe ;
Wednesday, 18th, Bloomingsburgh
Thursday, 10Th, Wilmington
Friday, Goth, Yankee Town.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-23

Henry CLAY BAPTIzED.-We learn from
a correspondent of the Baptist Banner. that
the Hon. Henry Clay was baptized on the
22d ult., in one Of the beautiful ponds on his
own estate, near Lexington. He united with
the Episcopal Church, but demanded INNER
sion.
We thought the commandment was "Re-
Pcnt, and be baptized" Perhaps we are mis-
taken, and shall find on referring to it that it
reads, BE Jopti-ed, and repent" Henry
Clay must certainly have thought that this
was the correct version unless he is a very
bad man, else he would never nave dared to
be plunged beneath the water as a baptismal
rite, while he claims Gods image as his pro-
perty.