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 Jaly 9l. WILLIAM . WAIT
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xfeR THE RFsAHlT lsB THIET.
 ExrTx DOLLARS kEw AnDs

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 V. $. TODD
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FOREIGN NEWs
I1ar1her Wews hy fhe camArs..


 BaLrEssax- ssf~dzy krsaize, .fsw. A--Tk, se4s has gven fserA aeisIiy 10 ti~ easssa snaskes sa New Tosk, wifh an upward irsseaey. Bgas ssks.i inI Isis Cpsand- and I05S fas isir ofa~sns
 The arInistsce bet~-ea Frssssla assa Dsassask hns heen ruiEfeG and sunpe nNs=ss ef haesss,e. r s,r nsnaths agreed y fhe hrlAageseaas A, she elosr u thai Persaas Il bs Armisiies b@ no sea~wse. R ,s ts e0ntinae h fnrre six m9nfhs loasg-r Th~ hlSxk nte s 70 he saiAa soea the CsTsssA srsas ksx. eern resB0Eea Ssnth os FsrmsAaTe. ana the vessel. eaPtGred hofh aides ase is be sessaE~a. Tbr DReAs eI SeaI-swlg E 10 be governed by . eOsnaas,- ssSa, af which ese member . aa b. ssznsnsted ht ths kiEg st Usnasfk, and ore hy lie Kiax oi Pras- sta. Tbe Qaeea Of Enxs4sd ls b b~ ssgas@sess ts nssns fhe third meubeT whs is Co ersds a all exss, where the offer fws eamtsa agsee
 Tae Nugth q Gesnany is agzia restored to tran. qsisi'y, baf fe Saut he nsuYgenas sa1ll hosa si wifhia the froafists al Radsfsef The wEo4e of th< Grand D1chy of Baden win flat exrepsios. is eceHpaed by the PHsslAa troops. Tue hsrs of the captured KspsblleaHs are to be spared, and Cen kswftz has received orders to rasaport tAem to ta rn1ea States
 BAGr1noax Asg. s---IatesEsxenrs dsspa Nsx Tek, sGndEy morning. ssh- aaiseasces flxi eetfoa Sas vesy hfm, fkS news received from Earprx being e0ssidered highly iavoesbie. The sales made have bern si aa advances af ls.
 BAIT1Soux. Monday -1agssf (, A. m-The Pae~ ssRi cDanmlssioa b kome ca feceistug toe keys at the Eternal City, to make preparations ir has Ieeer boa. well as thst ef fhe FfNaxh. ihe B-isfAe and the Spanish Miaissepa who srcemp9hy hasn
 The Romans eosstih1e hostSle ts tte freneh Ie Ffeaehman enses house of FSbsic resort, ihe ItSlians immediately leave Il. and when spoken in by any sf the invaders, they gire ns sas~eT This ann0ys the FreDch excessively.
 II is sad that the PPe wSll go te BeloEns. where the Austr7ass ~in TeceIse hiEG ss Sapfssa< PeatiG aud also as an shs0lnse sovereign
 The second edition Of the L0s,9on Tines of Fiji day {2esA ais) publisses report sS asie;ory gslsee by Ben oyer tbe RaSsisas. II wssnot koseser, mentioned in diplomatic esscies ia Pss,s # ~as alec stated that the Hangsnass had osiAned iGrteE acVat.sage before C0meIon-
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PIPER. IkE lse ftees


 A SMALL LOT or PRINTING PAPER. aa < 1 ss 3s iaehes. and ssssssaeeaf q Sac CAP aud LEFTBE, ruled ard Bsfaie<. aiss. 2s dozNa Par3s sf PRINTERS CARES, escorted xxes snA eatoFs. snet te~ kegs ef MzsAsssss NEWS aaA BOOK INK. Ter sale at the
 APssi 10. BANKER gFFfcE \ RON. CASTINGS Ae.-3.sse lA.. Ess isss- 1l to sy n ss L;
 Tan ihs4 Hzsa lsoa. | sa ( bx 1xt
 sto sss. Hsrse Shoe ffae:
 soe ibs- Rssad asd S4asse fsen. t fs q.
 Esnaae= naee l==. L ss g.
 n sss Nsgsa Bssems Ska.sss. Nss q anS (. RssDd PctA 8 and 70 EAlassss eaA kAsss Fhs Degs. i.ees IA~ Csasoa Ysfns rseeEs~a zee .sJ B. Gesdea.T and Ger saas ky
 5aiy 3 wM B WAIT TvRESh GROCERIES 40 saeAs kio Caass N % Ahas. S-s-~, tss~. ssvssmssed &1Nnfs . hals. Lesf sagms f2 bbis. anizmaes. loo saeks Salt G hif hAls. Cs&nAeaEinss l beA CaSv1Atss E7 bask4ts Chsmpaens. 1s bczes star CaaSiess kxs bsst Impsfi4f Tee. ahas- kiGss tnestA~s wiah ssEEs sssssimeas ef Presefxsss Gsilsas wsssxs Cesass-s F<.iss, safilf 0d Spasish 0kixess &s.. sst received. psF sisanss Pbfsp PsaagHit Ahd ts sale st ssfy ps&ses4 psicea fs~ casn ss seuaasy prDes<s. sy
 May JOHN D. ADAMss WMFMPFE EEAFa GA &.... ps... NeN4a. ..sAw
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4 Aysae-y Expsasssa tAe nessiist the \. Y. Expssss unaerstAnAz. Is under eoGsEacf to wrs,e fear novels year. and thry sse psSaa1ed with zayarytng FurgtgaiIsy.
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DAEON AND LARD. -- se casks ArkHn.as D SIDES. H.fMS sAa sHOCLBERs; hbIs LARD, Ss eoasagazneA1. and fer safe very iow, ky
 May i5. '. D. 4ERRfCk ACO
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1szss Frsaassy.-w have ss~s psssate leassx lssm Mslsr Esa. hreoks. aAisa S4a Aaiania. ths ish slss in whs<A ttzf veteran efe=r stAiss tbsae had heea 10 tneiaa assnrhanees inf sosas tme pre- yioasy t0 his asfsrsf st tzf eisy (ks hsaasaasss, and - saai se4fay tAe whale d shsse a~pEssssas, n E eehsTea, ksye retired is iheai viIisses~-1ss
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STATE or AEkANSAs, !
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NRRINE gaaRR.

LUST received. aad asw sp@nsag. at tAn slmn1 sI fssBAesty ereaPs~d hx chart~s RaFa~y. lmit ass@rfunest sf DBsF ts&JstD-csaeassissx. n ssass ef , {. T-s, 4-i and I9 | Bieachsd and Bronn sHEEFtNtsS ant SHIKTfNGS 7-s aud 4-s Lo~siir zsa peces CaSlwoss asd; sB Fssers prsnfpa Maasishs 40 pseces P3a5d esaaghzsss { pisssz Llasn Gtasekxs ie pseces Esi~a Lace. piesss i7-< LSsea sbeetings pieces s-4 Linea DaanAsk, 70 Pseres C@ssensss~~s ke., e;.af sf sssirh witl bs eaesed very iew fOE Casa epsnssy pseanss.
 May 1. JOHN D. AsAMS-
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STATE OF ARKASsA-J s
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S Rhissssy. saa assA sss Asis sa sass e.s~, the esct wbeF~sf is ssass ciseEzs fsusn tiss b0sSs of nasarsaSssy. sa6 it spp~asisg. sy assazvst sa- Gsas es ghs State ss ArkHnsss II ss. tArresos.. sr ssssd Eazz Tstss b. yssea ssad dsssaaAAi by pabi- caassE sf sass eFasr la .ss Arkansas Baaaer asxs- Pasr PasassAea h the cry q Lttssa asrk. fer fwa sseecszsss ssNks fss lsss yRhsrasias as bs d ass fssr wesks ssfase tb@ sxxt tar sf s4ss snrt t4 as hsss sa Esse ssesna Asa&ey sfszr tl.s fearxA Men- eay ef rsP&eates neat. "A tiss eenst hease ts fhs essasg ax S4lfss. rs&sirssg ths sAsd defsa1sAf te bs and sSpeas ea sr bsssss shs seees8 aay ef axAa court sa< pasaa. answer. sF dszass e sat4 hsi. CT ts wasl he taAsn esafsesee, sad 6sep-sd ze. eArssarfy. A. R. HOCKER@AaTH. Csesk
 A ar4s esFy.
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LSL0uR-o8 bass- oslo ssr~sisr F1sar, N 5s befa. fsliasis extra ae ao.
 Received ssS fer xnse Sy VIM g. WAIT
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DRY GOODS,

HEAVY Twala@1 casnsm 6smmAaERns Brswm HI saevsssFs aaa SAsvsinxss Nsxre Ksruwya; ftcktuess nsaizns. kimn xH4 beuawn Dgiiln, 6sreY ksas~y~s shsrtisg Swpas, E~4Esraea butzHs bunrh'd aad aeo~p Cetlaa Fianss1s meachNa nslEln; fi-a hs~eles Costsa SAeelsa4s asi spei Efasasis; casas ds.; Liaea t4swses uira-eyp an4 SeossA nlAp~s. Black Swing SElk; FencA Twe@kss nlaeh Casus- aperes. huek sad wAste Speutss Mssehnitss Liaau Thsesa. Nc @5 b So. White ana Elaa MnxAamnw haaaAsss, DasA. %n swgvr-twsiaa WAstsey. as |. rseeavrd apd ssr .rka by
 Ia4x II NM R WYATT
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FKENR cNagERlEx. ke. ke..

ID ECEIFEU PER STEAMERS PENMkwFT AG AND DrRUC. ass fss sais st iiA isw~ss pFices--among which the fslaswsax nrtfelssS 5 sacks kso Cos-e; 1 bbis. Loaf Sagar.
 hads Leaf Saxar:
 Shiz kebsslsd MeiasDes, zg dsE. Paiat-d Pss9a.
 bu=ss cheap Tsbaece: V v ssts cnmnsoa Traespa aad Sascssss SS :" ESxss Raases. Js seE- ~ RIfGAnfs.
 l box Shaving Soap;
 bal- heavy DFtifHgs;
 az'rs h@@vy At4sama Csxsese gnna IS affs1-y
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UTHrFE BEAD -~S9 ksg. Fass whsas Le&sy W rsessasd @ss ies snls by
 Aage&a :. wN. 3. WAIT
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Y TME---ss bAls. LIME. rsess.ea xss s,s x.s. hx A< Jsns D VIM. Y. WAIT
 IDRs,VfStONSs de .--,s5 bhis canesaasn FI1ng A | sAAs l.soa asde~ casks esszs ssgsux 1s hos~~ Star C4aelssss ess iA~ CeGaen Yasn- Ae.. jau9 rs- sess"c From Cfaesnsnai. and far szle very lew fer easA. bv 1 lan4f J D ADAMH
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rer,as Of the Enquirer.

Il m. Enouirer Is published DAILY llor inc cry
rssMl. WEEKLY flor the eountry) For inc uaily
s.y.p dollars ne annum, and al the rate oil eign
E.li taken for shorter period than one year. 5 %
sem, weekly, five dollars per annam, ana ln,e :
rs 70, six months, payable in advancejto oePc,a -
ace, or RENTED by mail, post paid; orsi1 pona''
:, .n~um at the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TIE DAILY ENQUlRER-For one square e. =,
lines, or less first insertion, my GEMS Inv
= succeeding insertion twenty-five cents -
,.l once a week, twice week, OF thfe0 '"'''
~. tn,r,y. seven and half cents.
X TIE SEMI-WEEKLf-Ones square " $500 ,;
ar lsss first insertion, IS cents for each 'oh'iAu
,,s, 10 cents. aoua,. for thir-
,nnai advertisers arec harged nifty doha.s .oI .
ms. and in that proportion Tor aavel. 'a an.
sr.a,rI lepcth-eIeept Lottery Vehaeis aa1 u
nrsr. who are charged one hundieu ao'ia'' Hopei
Guided \. aecompanied with
yanes nav, or satisfactory references, insure
,eeuii,n. :. ,.mi,tsd ner mai,
.>,od snd available Bank notes, at the RISK OF the
,,tkt postage of all letters 6e,ng paid ~ "e or'-
m, postage of single letter is scarcely OF any
am, Ia the writer: IL is the accumulation oil post
~ :, an extensive business, which operates as
s,ous ta1 upon the Editors
- an Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
n,yrr the parly's hand writing is unknown at this
must be authenticated by the endorsation OF ths
in the or they will In no case
.nhlished Every measure, that has been taken 70
mi ,mposlions ndquizzes, has proved heretofore
s,ins We must, therefore, insist liz such case,
N The uncationbeingc certified by the name OF
:. paImasler. prittsx on the back Of theleuer.
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70 the Afflicted

lgS ROBINSON and WtDDEY Jointly tender
neif professional services to the public, and par
ary 10 such az are suffering with Chronic and sup
sd lncurable forms or disease.
from long experience they feel assured that they can
H successfully, disease any form; and are salts
,s ina, 1--WE per cent OF such as have despair
.id getting well may be by udclous use OF vessta-
remedial agents. restored to al least comfortable
safe Of health.
Ia Chrome cases, where the constitution has not
zen too much Unmarried ty disease the use Of mercu.
,ai ulhe. poiaons ana when not required to visit
rsoas at distance no eaargs pil b. nads for serp''
~. xniess q cure u Effected.
would he advisable for persons living at distance
be in the city, and receive daily attention. Board
IN be had at Or. RS. Address
DGs. ROBINSON & WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
PS.-Ths Doctors may he found 4, all times (when
II professionally engaged al their Office, on Frank
% street, corner above Exchange Hotel.
p-b6-c3m R. 81 w.
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From the Holmes County (Ohio) Farmer.l
OUR POSTMASTER REMOVED

Just as we expected, the administration q,
Gen. Taylor is to be another edition of that nj
old John Adams, federal in all us bearings
Notwithstanding all the promises and profes.
slons of General Taylor, previous to the cleo.
ton, that he would not be the President of q
porly, he has called around him The most bitter
and unrelenting politicians in the Union, and the
axe is now being freely applied TO the heads OF
Democratic office holders
John Caskey, the ostensible editor Of the
Holmes County Wing, one of the most rabid
papers in The State, has been appointed post
master in Milersburg, in place of that staunch
old Democratic pioneer Jonathan kornI Du-
ring the Mexican war, Mr.. Caskey openly op
posed every movement of our army-decIared
he would oppose The war ''as long as he could
and with what little strength he had'-abused
the officers and soldiers engaged in the war as
robbers, land-pirates, aud murderers-and That
they had become So accustomed 10 plumber and
blood, that il ever they returned home at would
be but 10 oict their country and grieye their
friends Yet, no sooner is the war over, and
one OF the leading generals in that war made
President, than this tory editor becomes a fawn-
ing lck-spittle, and is among tho first TO beg Of
hcc at the hands of the new Administrations
What wicked inconsistency. But we do not re-
greet the removal and appointment except on
one account; and that is, because Mr. Korn is
poor, hard working, honest man, with large
family; and his amiable daughter, Miss Mary
J. Korn, was the acting postmaster, and was
toiing in the discharge Of her duties 10 aid in
maintaining large family of younger brothers
and sisters. But she is good school mistress,
and will no doubt gladly exchange her place for
a less profitable one in school-room.
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IWb.re was Mr.. Bolts = Enquirer

CHOLERA AT THE "EST.-Ihe d.
o,;s pcouhlcan OF the 18Th inst, IN reference
n The health OF that city, says;
"F,om Tuesday the 3d. to Tuesday .ne s. ,U1.
., noon, .wenysiI cases q ehole,a "ese we've
ed at The Registers oi:e vi ns or The re.
died. the o,ners are e'he. o.sd or the ,weny
sui, has not yet been repo,'en nds m steamboats,
sh fe?"r1u lately arrived the others were resi-
de6,s G IN. Inc v upward Trip Of The Shenandoah
pu,'n lived al Cincinnati en- The 10Th INST, Inc
Sn,c :,n AIM ~ Mr. Lppncoa met with melancholy
iamly o' ~" Mrs +. was taken with the cholera
s snd disa and short lime Afterwards she wa wal
ana u,.sr in the sleep OF death by her hus
S Ss sudNleaving seven children orphans
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SPRING SUPPLY.

,IrM. P. LAID, WHoLEsALE AND RETAlL
w DRusoIsr, No. 3l9, bad IF Broad street,
,xtor HtLL, is receiving, by various arrivals from
+ Aorlnern markets, his Spring supply OF fresh and
,,- Medicines, Drugs Paints Oils, Dye Stubs Win
GAS, Putty, Perfumer.s, &c; also, The most po-
"a; Patent Medicines--the whole comprising full
"a. general assortment and, being purchased upon the
advantageous terms, enables him 10 otter them to
county friends aud the public at the lowest whole
J, and retail prices.
u aso, an assortment of pure Wines and Liquors
.Ealwayso on hand, and sold for medicinal purposes
3.-Grders from country Merchants and Physi-
lshankfuIIy received and promptly attended TO.
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Letter from Presidens Taylor:

Gentlemen: Your favor Of The 5lh inst, lnvil-
inc me 10 attend celebration OF the birthday Of
Mr.. Clay is just received. II would AFFORD me me
pleasure 10 join you on that occasion, ana ass.ss
10 doing honor 10 distinguished patriot wnos >,
history is identified with The nonor ana la'he VI
his country bul the urgency oil ohciai aules ,en =,
ders i, impossible for me 10 leave 'he seal y
government al this Time.
am. therefore, compelled with regret to de-
cline The courteous invitation which you nave
bcen drpu,ed 10 send me. | remain. with re-
soec, your obedienl servant, z TAYLOR.
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4 PLAN Tor building new Courthouse for the
n county Of Ameliaof brick, with stone foundation,
covered with iin-wh all the specifications, will be,
), the first OF May next, deposited in the Clerks Of
ice OF said county for the inspection Of Contractors
sad Cndertakers. Seated Proposals will thereafter be
received until the frs, Of June when they will be open
= BY the committee and the contract awarded.
iddress-"The Secretary Of iae Building Commit
;ee," Amelia Court house, Va. G LEIGH,
in behalf of the Committee.
April 2e-ctls,June
" The Richmond Wing, Petersburg Intelligencer
nd Petersburg Republican will publish twice week
la.i the 18th May next, and forward their accounts TO
Can't hotse
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saIEo A LARGE NUMBER OF
ShLr nIE ST. "A u -

by the aulhoIg made al It's February term. ls4s,
- Campo SSDhY, The 3pth day Of April, lsss -
ss s Bis ne county Of @ sss '''
at pubic auction, ao'1. N.vfoes have been well
ages and SGn are accustomed all The Tos ne
sats AND as ssS s ss'S
voraoie opp.ohasr such property. Should the gay
Wishing - h. so Indictment TO prevent SAFE
@ be made on day thereafter or on a ,ne un
sh,. Say and be continued from day to Gay '"'
p.ted. ,,rpa credit Of twelve months VII!
: oven for The purchase money, the ps,ssetoy. I.
eans bond with ample persgna. s.et .s.se viii be
Us. sio There VIII be no warranty Of any aO,I
aas part, but the title is bell, w % sr ,"'
EpWD. w. sAUNDEKs,
comm,ee, &C., Of Martha walls
March 9-e2awtds
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR

j., AZ authorised by Robert P. Somervill, Of Tennes'
=. 10 sell his Tract of Land on the Roanoke ryer,
-, rayors Ferry, containing, by late survey, 485
AZ. There are on it l56 acres of valuable river bot
= = ,,ady for cultivation. The high land IL of very
.,or quality. and we'll adapted te the cultivation OF
.s,cc. wheat and corn. Persons desiring TO view tue
,1t vii please call on Mr.. Afmisead sturdvant, VINO
~ ~ IN. nephborhood, and will take pleasure In
.,sips il. TERMS will be made TO suit the purchaser.
'"''' JNO. s. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Somervi.
u.r3.rson Granville co. N. c., March 6-ctf
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The Richmond Whig in speaking OF you says
!, is our impression that laboring as they DO
nader The denression natural 10 men who have
S Saue' defeated in great political contest,
nv n m;,, 10; take interest enough in the spring
e elections 10 induce them to turn cut in strength
and t that in many instances they will 60 entirely
by default.
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rn,rops INLUCK.-We perceive tn

EDITORS IN LUCK.-We perceive tina,
,.usral editor. have been recently presented
'1;,h s,hs,,n,iol tokens of esteem BY their rea-
s Sa snd friends The able editors of the LOU
ae, ;n a' 1870, have been presented with piece
u pla,.: the editor of the Nashville Union ha,
Of p'a, s.ssu,sd with new suit of clothes; and
Mr. Treat Of The St Louis Union has ,. been e.
n ,~s with a gold watch. Hope II may %
our turn next.IE 0. Deaa.
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Taos J. NANCE. lsAhL. ). JONES.
Nance & Jones,
yOaWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
RICHMOND, Va.
PARTICULAR attention given TO the sale Of all kinds
[ az country produce. April l7-c4w
jaMES GARLAND AND VIM. NJ. CABELL
iIayE united in the practice Of Law and will regu'
II larly attend the Circuit Superior and County
c.qr,s Of Amherst Appoma,to1, Bedford, Campbell
ia Nelson, and the town of Lynchburg.
A!dress--Lynchburg, Virginia.
IiNES GARLAND will continue, diligently, TO
riIee in the Court OF Appeals. Oct 2I-cu
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From The .Ms,o York Evsning Post, .ap,il 10.

From the .Neto York Erening Post, .3pul Is
henry CLAY REDIVIVUS
The friends of Mr.. Clay celebrated the
seventy. second anniversary of his birth day al
the Apollo Hall, last evening, with pubic din
| ner.
| The following gentlemen presided at the fes-
iival
Presdent-N. Bowditch Blunt.
Vice Observation-Disclosures Dean, James R.
Wood, NJ. D, William S Duke, David Webb,
Daniel Ulman, Nj. X. Brewer, Joseph M
Price, A. G. Peckham, John I. Dodge, Smith
J. Eastman, A. w. White, Benedict Lewis, Jr.
There were about four hundred guests pre-
sent, and speeches and toasls, and letters Of
every political complexion, were made, and
read profuseiy.
After the abundant and well. arranged supper
had been disposed of, Mr. Blunt, the President,
delivered brief eulosy upon MIR. Clay, in
which he confined himself with significant
strictness to the record. Mr.. Blunt had not yet
heard OF MIR. Clay 8 defeat in the last Wing Ma
tional Convention.
The following letters in reply TO invitations
to The festival were then read from Mr.. Clay,
President Taylor, and ex President Van Buren,
RespOnse of Mr.. Clay.
ASHLAND, 9th April, l849.
Gentlemen: received last evening your Off
cial letter, stating the purpose Of few Of my
friends in New York 10 celebrate my approach
ing birthday, and nyi ing my attendance on
the occasion.
Feeling that this honor far iranscends any
merit possess, or the value Of any public SER
vices | ever performed, | am, nevertheless,
deeply affected by it, and recognize in it proof
Of friendship, which cxcltes in my breast senti-
ments Of profound gratitude and thankfuness.
pray you, gentlemen, to accept yourselves,
and TO tender 10 your associates an assurance OF
my great obligations, and Of my cordial and re-
spectful acknowledgement
Waving other considerations, as have just
terminated long voyage and long absence
from home. it is not in my power, as you an
ticipated, 10 accept your kind invitation.
ReciDrocatIns, with all nv heart snnr oh
LIN, most truly md faithfully, your gfa.elu'
friend, a.