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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
DENTAL NOTICE.

ETNHE subscriber having been engaged in the
AspFacticea of DENTISTRY for some years
RETURNS his thanks to the citizens of this and sur.
rounding counties for their liberal patronage, and
now in HORNS them that be is still better prepared
to execute all kinds of work in shis profession,
in the best name and on the mostaccomodating
terms.
moRce in Berryvilie, over Smith & Jack.
sons Store, where he may be found on Friday
and Saturday of every week. Persons waited on
at pftYare residences, if required. Satisfaction
given in. all cases or no charge. C%ommunica.
lions left at the Posttofice, or at Smith q jack
sons, will be attended to promptly.
DANIEL BONHAM.
EREKcEs:s 83rsf43
Sailsfeld-Mann r. Nelson, NJ. d.. William %.
M~acougbtry, NJ. d., F. B .RRnFwell, Esq.
Berrgpile.-R. Kownslar. M.D..HaS. Barton,
NJ. D.sJ.A. HaynessMs ID, WIND. Mcclure.
NJ I'D
CLARKE CountYAG L. KerfootY Esq, Capt. R.
Timberlake, William g. Kerfoot, Capt. d. w.
Sewers S5s
Berryville, June "a 1s51-1y.
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.. 5. aoNEs = 90.
Coraer d Fourih and Race Sirsets.,

Coriler Of Fonrth and Race JStreetsss
DUBLISHERS of the Model Architect, By
SAMUEL SLOAN, Architect, TO be completed
in "A monthly parts.
The above work is d designed 10 meetthe wishes
not only OF those directly interested in buildings.
butotall who desire the advancement of this
noble attdn our country. and wish 10 cultivate
their tastes and acquaintance with architecture.
The handsome manner in which it is prepared
and embellished, renders II a tasteful ornament
for the drawing room, while lis accurate delinea-
tons give II the highest practical value.
Nos. IL & 3 now ready for delivery.
Price-50 cents per number. Address az
above, post paid. Dec. 20, 1851.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Co.Partnership heretofore existing be,
tween the subscribers, under the firm oil
Zimmerman & Co., was mutually dissolved the
10Th day of October, 1851.
GEO. F. s. ZIMMERMAN.
L.. S. EICHELBERGER.
February 3, 1852.
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From the baltimore Sun Of March 25th.

=" sun q HIltch Zoth.
nUR attention has been called 10 those supe-
" rior Cook Stoves Cfor wood or eoaD sold
6y Aessrs. RoBBIss d BBB. SO Light street
They are represented 10 be Almost eeonoznieaI ami.
Gle. requiring about half the usual quantity of
tuel to do doubte-the amount Of cooking. Those
IN want would do web 10 examine Them.
Baltimore, April 13, 1862.
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lIore Gnrden sacds.

More Garden seeds.
UST received 2nd supply Of Auit's English
- Garden Seeds, such as EARLY York Cabbage,
Tomato, Early Peas, &c. Our assortment is
agais complete. T. RAWLINS s. SON.
March q 1892.
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CASH FOR

AIdesttous TO purchase a large nnmbero
j. NEGROES Tor the southern markets men
women, boys, girls and families, for which i Mi
give the highest cash prices.
Persons having slaves 70 sell win please in
form me personally or by letter at Wincbesfsr
which will receive prompt attention . or r n
y W. = Campbell. No. 242, West Praff sfrss,
balttmoFe. Elijah NIcDOWELIs
agent 81 Bill + III CampJsu.
Winehesfers July ie5I=iy.
I'D ock Salt, for sale by
~ April -. kEYES &KEARSLEY
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LIFE ASSURANCE.

THE NATIONAL Loan FUND LIFE ASSURANCE So
GETTY, OF LONDON.
GArIrAI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $4l2,o27 CO.
DRINTED statements explanatory oftbe bust
a. ness, and the advantages of Life Assurance,
will be furnished on application 10
B. w. HERBERT.
Or in his absence, applications can be made to
DR.. G.tF. MASON,
Z Medical Examiner, CharleStoien,
DR. JOHN d. STARRy,
Medical Examiner, Harpsrs.Ferry,
Dr.. I.H. Taylor,
Medical Examiner, Shepherdstoton.
THIS COMPANY have also commenced is
suing POLICIES for the INSURANCE OF
Save LIFE, a method by which slave owners
may be protected from loss.
For Circulars and other information, apply to.
B. w. HERBERT, Agent.
5Charlestown, Nov. a, 1851.
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Save yolr Money
Charles II. EREEMAN & Co.

rEEa@ W. -FEH@e
Mp CRITTERS AND Job Frs,
No. IA Broadiedg, j Door Seulh of Liberty
SEesA, MAJ York.
LEAVE now on hand, and will be receiving
IL daily ithropght the season, Neib Goods, di.
rect from tue European manpiacturers and
Cash Auctions. Rich, Fashionable, Fancy
SILK millinery foods
Our stock of RICH RmBoNs, comprise every
variety o fthe latest and mostbeautiinI designs
imported. Many ofonr goods are manufactured
expressly to our ORDER from or own designs and
patterns, and stand unrivaled. We offer our
goods for nett cash. a lower prices than anycred
it House in Auferica can afford.
All purchasers will find IL greatly TO their in
terest TO reserve a portion of their money and
make selections from our great variety of rich
cheap Goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Gaps. Sashes and
Belts; Bonnet Silks. Sains. Grapes, Lisses,
and Tarletons; Emhroideries, Collars, Chez
misetts. Gapes. Barlhas. Habits, Sleeves,
Cuffs Edgings. and inserliDgs ; Embroider-
ed REVERE, Lace, and hemstitch Cambria
hdkfs; Blonds, Illusions; and Embroidered
laees for Caps Embroidered Laces for
Shawis Mantillas, and Wells Honiton,
Mechien, Nalenciens, and Brussels Laces Eng
fish and ygove Thread, Smyrna, Lisie Thread, aud
Cotton Laces; Kid, SILK, and Sewing Silk,
Gloves and RItfs Ffeneh and American Ar;ii-
cial FioMers French Lace. English, American
and Italian Straw Bonneis and Trimmings.
February p. ls52-sm.
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gIALIM& OFF, AVE- G0@R.
CAsm FOR

TSHDSE persons having Negroesfot sale nan
= get the highestpfice by calfngon The snb.
scriber at ChaTlestown. Application in person
Or by letter WILDE promptly attended 10
July 10, 8 CG. BRAGG
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Z p E
IN future, Insurance will be effected on the lives of
1 Slaves, under the following Tnles:-
LIST. Three-fourtits the actual cash value will be as
Fared.
Cd. There will be tnsertedi in eachpolicy a condition
that no other Insurance. be made on the same life.
Sd. policy may he fransferred to another party in
this Stale, or To- asSlaveholder in another State, with
out first obia nipg9 She consent of 1he Company.
9TH. "A slave dying withontth the State, is still covered
by the policy
9th. sIhe premium stated in the first instance in the
policy, is the same irrespective of age, for the whole
term five years.
9th. The premium for said term of five years 10 be
paid ANNUALLY ,andsthe policy thus renewed, %irrespec-
live of the health of the slave at The time ofsuch re-
newal.
9TH. Referees letters, demanded in ordinary cases,
in efecting an insurance., will be dispensed with in
cases of insurance on the lives of Slaves.
9Th. Satisfactory and REASONABLE proofof age will
be sufficient to have that fact endorsed in the policy;
and proof thereofaner death dispensed with.
9Th. In case of difference as to the actual CASH VALUE
ofa slave, it may be determined by reference TO two
persons. 10 be mutually chosen by the owner and the
agent oftle Company.
10Th. Parties insuFing on the lives of Slaves, can, at
the end Of any year, discontinue the policy, ifthey
wish to do so.
18th. The annual expenses of such insurance wilde
pend upon tie age of the Slave at his next birthday,
viz rs
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NEW STORE

TIME subscriber having taken the Store IN Mr..
Stephens Building, opposite Mrs. Garrelfs
Hotel, would respectfully call the Attention Of
the public TO his large and elegant asseftlnentoE
Watches, Clocks JeWeIlM &c.
Which he is prepared to sell at the lowest cash
prices. Gold and Silver hunting eased Watches;
ditto Horizontal Escapement Watches; Detach-
ed Levers, Yerticals, Horizontal, Verge and Dur
pick Watches, from the most celebrated manu-
Gold Scroll, Cluster, Box and Mourning Pins /;
Gold Finger Rings of every description; Cuff
Pins, Ear Hoops and Drops, Gold Pencils. Gold
Guard and Belt Chains, Chatalaine Pins, &c
Gents Gold Guards, Vest and Fob Chains, Keys
and Seals, Locket and Signet Rings, Bosom Pins,
Gold Studs, Collar and Sleeve Buttons, and every
description OF Goods usually found in a store Of
this description.
9R@@EGa
The largest assortment of Clocks TO be found
in the county; prices from 81 75 to SI2 90, war
rahted good time keepers.
SILVER SPOONS.
Silver Spoons, made from pure coin and manu-
featured expressly for my own retail trade, which
will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
watch Repairing.
All descriptions of Watches, Clocks Jewelry,
&c, repaired in a workmanlike manner. Hay.
ing had extensive experience in some of the best
shops in the country, the subscriber feels conf
dent of giving perfect satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage.
Harpers-Ferrv. Feb "a e
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CO-PARTNERsmTP

TENHE subscribers having on the day of the
IL above dissolution formed a Co.Partnership,
under the firm of Zimmerman& Co., will CON
tinue to manufacture all kinds of
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TAKE

TAKE NOTICE.
,HJHE Notes givedat my sale @eredue on tho
lst day of January last, and all b tsons in.
debted are requested 20 pay the saIae tolGEo.G g;
BLAKEMoRE. who isauthorized andempoWered to
collect said Notes. John w. LUKE.
Eeh In.tf
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NO TnE PURLIC.

IESHE undersigned would respectfully call the
u attention of the public TO his splendid as
sortment of work on hand at present, consisting OF
5ahhfea,
of every description, and at prices that cannot
fail to please, ranging from So to 500. He
has also very splendid assortment of all other
kinds of work, which is made of the very best
materials and in the neatest and most durable
manner. In fact he intends to keep every thing
for sale that belongsto the business. He has on
hand some very'excellent Shafter Saddles, which
are as low as S12, and Somersets as low as
$50 for cash, or on q short credit. He still con-
tinues to carry on his business in the shop for
merly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Hicks, Immediately
opposite the bank.
He iTeturns his sincere thanks to the public
generally for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him, and hopes by strict attention TO
business to merit a liberal share of the same here.
after. Any person wishing to see him will find
him at his shop.
JOHN p. GORMAN.
Charlestown, March is: 1851.
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mf8reHanenue.
New Firm nj The Denot.

New Firm at the Depot.
BYHNHE Undersigned having formed a copartner-
II ship under the name and firm OF
JOHN G. MORRIS g. Co,
are prepared to afford ncreasedfaciIities fortrans-
acting all the
Receiving and forwarding Business
CLaIIestoNn Depot.
They are determined to leave nc effort unspar-
ed to accommodate The old, andall the new Gus
toners who may favor them with their patronage.
They wilIkeep constantly onhand a large as
ortmen of articles suitable to the wants OF The
farming community, such as
Salt. Fish, Tar, Plaster, &c.
They respectfully invite all and every person who
desire bargains TO give them call-haVing made
up their minds that g penny turned is a penny
made
]. G. Morris will give the business his strict,
personal and undivided attention.
JOHN 6. MORRIS,
Jan. 2, 1852. VINCENT w. MOORE.
N. Bit is necessary, to enable us TO make
our full returns, that the Cash be paid on all
goods received at the Depot before they are taken
away. especially from those who have not been
very prompt heretofore. A moderate credit will
be extended TO regular customers on articles for
sale, excepting Flour, Coal and Plaster, for which
the cash will be required.
Jan.7. JOHN G. MORRIS & co.
LOOK no YOUR INTEREST.
THANKFUL TO the people of Charlestown
a and the farmers ofthe county generally, for
the very liberal amount of patronage extended
towards the Undersigned during the last year,
in the
Foot and shoemaking,
no less than in the various departments of the
SaddIery and Harness Business,
a continuance of old custom is respectfully soli-
cited, whilst special efforts and exertions will be
used TO accommodate many new ones. No pains
will be spared to render satisfaction to all, and
either as TO quality of material, ~neatness and du-
rability of work, promptness of execution and
moderation of charge, no establishments of the
county, in either line, shall have more 10 recon-
mend them TO the favorable consideration ofthose
who are in want. All are at least requested to
call, examine and price, as it affords him great
pleasure 10 exhibit his work to those whose good
pleasure it may be to examine
In addition to facilities for manufacturing
Work at the shortest notice, he constantly keeps
on hand a large and very general assortment of
Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c,
aud
Boots. Shoes, Ladies' and Chill.
dren's CATERS, Slippers, &C.,
which can be purchased at the most reasonable
terms for cash, on time, or exchanged for coun-
try produce at cash prices.
GI have also on hand a very large asssort-
ment of LadIes' Work and GentIeInen,s
Boots, which am DESTROYS of closing out by
the Spring, and therefore am induced to offer at
the most reduced prices, barely covering cost.
All kinds of Hides taken in exchange for work.
JOHN AVIS, Jr.
Charlestown. January 4, 1852.
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DR.. FULLER,
@3N g 88 4
ONCE a few Doors North ofTayIor's FIT ell
WINcHEsTER.svA
Junes, Is5I-tf.
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Mails
NYERY kind Of Naiisa al lovvesf MICS
- April 20 KEYES & KEARSLEYs
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TO the Indfes.

10 the Ladies.
WE would call The attention of the Ladies
particularly to orr BoSaRTs and RmAsDs
phia, embracing style and prices To suit The mos,
particular persons.
April Is- LOCK, CRAMER & LINE.
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Powder.
RLASTING Powder md Safv Fnss "a IA.
2 KEYES & KEARSEEY-
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"A LARGE and cheap Stock Of Groceries
40 JOHN L. HOoFF.
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White Grape shawls.
~ received six handsome Wbite e,s,.
~ Shawls plain and figured
April 2o. KEYES e KEARsLEY.
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Mr.. James Runyan's Fan bns been used and trieI
against another celebrated Fan 81 the farm Of the late
MIR. John Myers this season with entire sa'istaction.-@@
So f- as my experience enablks me TO Judge, it has 100
JOHN J. II. STRAITH.
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MA.Rm.

Harpers-Ferry, Feb "a. 1852.
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A NY good, active aud intelligent mai, with;a
IN small capital of ffom 5000 9I09b5an make
profits by engaging in the salesof the fol-
49, i7E E8ze.
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BsEryyiIls, June q. 1asl-ly:
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zEHyHE undersigned RESPECTFULLY announce thai
they have Termed a Co.PartneFship 70
transact a General Banking and Exchange Bust.
ness in this City, gnder the firm of SELDEN,
WIrHERS & Coz and are prepared TO deal in
Foreign and Donisstie Exchanges, Time Bus,
Rfomisory Noie$. cerftfeatss Of Deposite,
Lstlvs ef!Ctsdik. Bank Noes
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EV oo1en Hare.---BarreI Covers. Box
dna common Butter Prints. Tabs, Of al
mss Bound Cans. Tub Churns. Wash
boards, &c just received 81
APEhzv- Z. RAWLINS & son.
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OHN g. n q 90.
LOOK no YOUR INTEREST.

THANKFUL to the people of Charles,own
and the farmers of the county generally, for
the very liberal amount of patronage extended
towards the undersigned during the last year,
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-14

VALUE OF SLAVES IN VIRGINIA. few ca 8aIi;II.r
twenty-one slaves belonging to the estate ., WON'T
Pendleton, consisting of old and young nen o,gipay
and children, and not regarded above n,cs Il
were sold at Lynchburg Va, at the average fpr SO
1858. One negro man, without trade sou sold iG
IS; woman with a child ten months ol ecoo o.
$3.50; and girl aged eleven years. for Siriag Il
the public roads of Virginia, slave men arc H'
from $3.50 to $50 per year.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-14

A. ]. Terrell, Governors Private Secretary,
his 4th quarters salary for the year 1850,
Do. hire of servant for Executive Office,
Charles L. Hinton, Public Treasurer, his 4th
quarters salary for the year 1850,
s. BirdsalI, Clerk in Treas. Department, do,
VIM. Hill, Secretary of State, do,
William F. Collins, Comptroller, do,
r. w. Haywood, Adjutant- General, his half
years salary for the year 1850,
Hon Thomas Hufin, Chief Justice of the SUI
preme Court, 4th quarters salary for 1850,
Hon. f. Nash, Judge of do, doy
Hon. r. NJ. Pearson, do, do,
B. +. Moore, Acknowledgement, for attending
December Term, 1850, of Supreme Court,
b. S. Gather, Solicitor, certificates,
J. S. Hawks,
VIM. White, postmaster, his bill of postage
of public Offices,
Martha Thompson, pension for 1849-5o,
Capt. John Rheim, do.
Alex. Taylor, do.
Thomas Ewell, do.
Sally Peacock, do.
Sarah Avery, do, allowed by
Gen. Assembly, (Resol. Jan. 27, 1s51,)
Joseph Woltering, sundry repairs on Capitol,
r. Mccoy, keeper of public arms at Newbern,
ToroaC MnKippoop nor Pacol of Can
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COucluded from last 4ceek.

1851. Jan'y. Paid Members of General Assembly "a
Weldon n. Edwards, Speaker of the Senat
NJ. F. Arendell, Senator
John Barnard
Phillip Barrow
Rufus Barringer,
John Berry,
George Bower
Lewis Bond
Thomas Bunting,
John G. Bynum,
T. r. Caldwell, "
Thomas n. Cameron,
Green W. Caldwell, g
n. E. Cannady,
H. T. Clark,
James Collins
D. w. Courts,
6. F. Davidson,
John Ell. Drake,
B. F. Eborn,
John A. GimcB,
Allen Grist
Samuel Hmgrave,
9ehn H. Haughton,
b. w. Herring,
r. II. Hester,
John F. Hoke
Wesley Jones,
andrew Joyner,
Angus r. Kelly,
w. B. Lane,
J. A. Ellington,
u IL. Mcmillan,
John Malloy,
N N Nixon
Thomas E. Pender,
P. Richardson,
in. S. Rogers,
D. N. Sessums
W. B. Shepard,
w. R. w. Sherrod,
E. Speight,
w. II. Thomas,
VIM. Thompson, "
W. H. Washington, "
w. II. Watson,
Henry Wiley,
George Williamson,
n: w Woodfn,
Richard Wooten
William P Watt
John Hill, Principal Clerk Of the Senate,
services as such, and for copy of Journals
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

he following beauiifnl extract We
flna aoaiing ike wall ppon ths wa
isrr
~Ths American Constitution IKE
one Of those wahdfous roctElg stones
reared BIZ The bfuids which the finger
OF a ehlld might yibzafe 10 ifs centre,
vet he might o. an afmy could notre-
'aIcve from lis place, . e~onssilntion
Il 90 nicely poised that h seems % sway
with SVEN breath Of Passion. yet so
FIRMLY basedin ~ heart and affections
Of he people, that DE widest storms
Ct treason and Ansticism break oger
Z nyam.".IqaIaeIeeHn ~
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

IA hsLNIfsNaEffz5tt .AASiAA 4tfttH Af4Aa
u Mr. Mathew LESLEY, q, rich
planter OF Adamsnceuniy. was killed
onthe iott sinst. by one.o r his negroes.
II Il said THAT DE negro Ind promised
twenty years ago, 10 XIII his master,
and fulfilled his threat FOR fear age
would relieve him of the job oTha
Court.is now 10 session III Natchez, aud
will doubtless make dispatch of the
black %villuin. n ,afm anue1 .H9dI
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

IN IN
Whereas, r BeteRE dat 7 have been
basely wronged and an prison by The
testimony given by Da}Id Hubbard, lwiil
state to the Public, that said Hubbard Iia
periure himself, and that, moreover, / do
not believe that he saw bat little OF tie az
fray, and that he seemed TO crouch as near
the fence as possible, for fear of an accident
| will also state tina: I did have a difficulty
with James McCrory on that day, and have
afterwards learned that said McCrory is a
nephew of HuUbard's, hence the malice.
II l have SAID anything | cannot prove, |
am willing TO apologize, but otherwise, r
wlll ABIDE by the consequences, whates er
they may be- iMHoh Hlu1j ~ beg
4 q v@tf'H H3DAVIS PHILBRICK.
Woodvillesp Dec. 30, 1851 1ai9 70 p.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

N#FfF WFE 1FlUEFT TFfHFW WI W~U-ft41 Z
"gWncoAs lIoAE AclAS The Free
Trader aencunces that on Monaay the
9Th inst. the democratic delegates to
the Uaiohr @hi9 cossS entisa, lau Jack
son, threw off thc~whig milestone
round Their hsesks anisars now able 10
swim freely and fsaFleysL 4, They
have reaadppisd the oh Asmoesalie
plaifbuuSof 4aande ~. and willioin.
their democratic brethren M support
OF ilib noniniebs OF the democratic ma
tnsf44At# f1.t1ftfH HHb "a AAG .klN~ s5k
slen2i GQnygnslo99An IN - anIna.h
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-20

| 1saAbSyASS ccHEe.MIt seem tifat The wings
are determined hat Hepry Clay shaA
hdie before the meeting of the nwhig
Presidential Convention. ! o'Pbor old
man be must be greatly IA the way
Of his old party friends, diThe Holmes.
willie Banner announces. under large
mourning rule, Henry Clay is no
more.na 1t says: /. The melancholy
intelligence Of his death reached Lib
erty, BY Photograph" Notwithstanding
the affected loye,o the whig party for
Mrs. Clayg theyfwould rejoieefo hear
that The sod was resting upon his bo.
somL They fear he will be 10 their,
way, in,the whig convention. After.
all, when death shall have overtakea.
the venerable old patriot and sage Of
Ashland. the democracy will be the.
chief m~ouFnets. Hoaaoe ,gfssF4 M =
. Per Coatfq to the news ofthe Bans
net, the Natchez Courier Of Saturday
last, contains the following paragraph.
v -Mr. iOlay'si health hasswe rejoice
to learn, improved Slightly. He i ex-
Htremely anxious once more 70 speak in
thesSenatei against the doctrine of in
reference In European politics, "a.
most interesting Interview TOOK place
on the 10th inst, at Washington be-
tween the venerable statemah = and
Gov. kossuth.s ""ll In the course Of
their conYersatiop, Mr.. Clay d~epreca-
ted the policy of Intervention by this
country in Euroreanaadhirs, and that
he considered The adoption Of such 4
policy would be the greatest calamity
which could heiall the United Ststes,n
~ go .4atI 80 4 a 4&a4A4a atf 1871
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