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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23
Once soush-siste RSaiirOnd Compnny.
PErERsBURG, July ist lr,e


nIKECT kOuTE TO TnE WEST and the
VIA ss glnn H.raaa from
burg to brt" wa Ea Tenn ana va ltar"ad from Bristol
vile to Dalton VIA Western and Atlantic Hnrsai from
ton to Chattanooga wa Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad
from Chattanooga 10 stevenson VIA memPhs ana Charleston
Ralroadi ON stevenson i''''' :" M len
aud BagAaEe checked through at office South side
road fsie sours
road commstnS on ). NDAl next The iih OF Juy. inst,
MAIL AND pA>SENGER TRAIN.
Burhevile Juaeon) and with tue through H.
burg observation-disclosures.
Leave fesrsoure ia''y al 3;3Opck N
Arrive a! burke',l'e tJuhe'!'1 "t'.''.'''''.' a;,6
leave Isnshla's isiy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Arrive at farnvlie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Arrive al Petersburg al ~.................... 5JJ
Come, ting with irnnaud and In ,.ariIi
ton
Anye at hurhsy,ile tJu"e'o") "'.....'.....'2 ~
Amvs a, Lsnu,i,pg ~, ~ NJ
i A iy h T, aa,y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
ATTN =, AM .,.t AZ, ~
A," at s"r,n"rs a, !: 'aor NJ
Ir.,s viii Hs "''asned 70 the Train leaving yle"s
Freight al o3o A VI and passengers West. will
take the Msn Train at d oc"'k A. NJ stopping places,
tax gu and put of passengers to be strictly oe,..d,
at any 5,her A~1so .'s saw .s MIA IL a
WilsHn, Va Vile black and Wh,,.'s Nn,,.w,n =,
willie, Ecrs, high Bridge F.iInvle Prospect Tanp
nns Evergreen. Apro,naos spout sprius Concord JAM
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Tn. auy, rams ,onnc. -, Nh ,i, lam. H,yr s,,,, ..
lcayins civ Pa int for NornIk aud verv saturd.v nn,n
ana In.sd ~ .ya,;no :. III ,n. 80 s,,a, ,,.,t -
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

Loud may yo. boast OF Your telegraph speed,
AMI of il, iiyhiy Wonders ted
but merit her adj,
Al "a how BLISS "xoails.
S,TllI THE bali. ROLLING ON, md
- the pyat priced Pictures
the head of thc Art door
10 the virginia iann Main street, l.N nclbnfg. Va.
Nov favored te>rryboiy supply themselves
With .,lentsscs at BLISS GALLERY, which be
c,Ini by equ. lid but by few.
e i'ielur.s from - Is. 10 So
II II BLISS Photographic.
SMlf .MAGhESfS.-Ne ARE Agents for the
- DAN PIASEJk, superior HMl L MAClilNES,whc
the Mixers Wi mud er,aiIy their
these machines all others
person ishing o Z y can calling
We Messrs Langhorne JoAus W ho using
these machines. lRBl SAUNDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

i MATER has been NZa ny three IN ntHt CrulsiS
proven be iithef AMI 10 contain pore 10
NM Than mineral watrt sna"n =.
u now a II "a Ia IRAtl
ny "hch
healing
concentrated Mass, which rriiy dspErs il common naef
and Is immediate, iy ready Tor
We have certificates PLY &"ah' hh p'N"'' III
which be curing ohc VI
pamphlet, from Agents j. II THOMPSON w.
Duggs- Iynchu Va tu iesil.vLs 10 me rufa
properties of the Water Mas ia all otr"iuohs anu
thtaIeuus Diseases, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints ,hr"he ia
Ut,r, ht-hti affections all
Diseases OF the Urinary Dg DaDcle ttiaf' eh'ehio III
Tia and lrratonSoi Kidney In 3, At.
suiDIy oi the Wafer nicely anu ~iitA pa hc hpoA
BOTTLES zach, sale amer ny the box or
tie and also supply 81 til" Mass IN slaii boxes
winch can be sen Nv mai an, k"rt Tor Sale by
j. H. THOMSON ~ CO, I.Ane hbnre, Va,
III 3m Agent, Tor The I'f"prieiors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

"oDE"' s,..,. r,,osp,,,,r LIME
Manuiacur re. trnn Formula of
DIR JAMES HIGGINS.
SI,te Chemist OF Maryland.
ENABLING PLANTERS ToDlSPE>SE WITH TWO
thirds Peruvian tuano 'a seeding and Tor summer
altogether Packed iSs and barrels fully warrant
ed Price so per ton oi 2Uoins
The above article tes.ibr with Pamphlets. giving full dc
also full accounts OF impor
tancc and mode . aspiration van be had Of 49,
NJ ROLLINS co,
marl3ts Sole Agents tor I.ynchbur
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Practical amd Anal, teal bcmis Lowell, Mas

J. II SEAf, Lynehbarg, 1T RtEiI. LADp & co, Rich
uand y. r. hALn, le.ete"ais 81 n. Santos Norfolk
"a nd ali Nv u,ib
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% RDEDf'tbRID All "

81 I}EDfoRD All" ,,,,x,. ,,,,xos.
These springs oea ed ts the Counties of
bedford, iullN
III The Peaks ni OUR, the boan
ul due ise be reached iw huuis ir"n iii point
III" aud the visitor irt III the Low"
Hn.s ~ Srgma, and iu liz, Nouih"tn states, would
securely here lie would The nFiai o he noun
situated directly On the iNn Ia 'rE aud Salem l urn
lcyun miles thu rat" dnd nilcs from
The l"ies Depot, at Winch place vehicle W." be run TO con
and from Tia" StItu--. tlsh ~ CHARGE
I L &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23
HANSEy,S PIANOS.

yuyur invite. the pub
i "a Of pareh...r. mia & t" IN, 1aSpI ,..sl,
0ur Pianos have received Pre- years In suceess
ion lass and isss a, the the Anrr~~ Institute
Crystal Palace compc,it with most % the leading manu-
York aud Ros,on and nraaes'ionae OF
the he.t quality round and brlsH as well a'
6nsh AL durability and hatter ourselves b, the npro
val Of raowned arists In v"ntur To say that our ano
sa.a superior many and equal Grand Piano
regard to volume of tone md elasticity Of touch '"mnn
wsa the greatest ar'nn"ss which Is very rarely met WIN III
We respectfully solicit an examination from strangers md
fsnA themselves OF the abs.' bs"r" purchasing
elsewhere. All our Piano. are sarraued en- ~,
H.HANSkN. Manufacturer of Plan" Fnrie'
api 7-d6m warer",,ns 100 Centre II Ne" York
&.aaskH'. sEWsNs. uAGHsNhs.-sirc"
- a~sys the no@ conclusive proof Of great men
Judged by this there no machine L"or" the
labc ssnparAbie 10 singer. sewing Machine. Anr e''h
sh,as the hehes' reputation /" III" n.h State. ne
exhibited The xyos,,~s nvnrs.e lFrAn where
they carried Ell the hes pr.u iun Hne grail @AhaA'"
~ = make them has cen bu,a III ears
branch nduatry which seS sne is To tie done
these snacLtne used with profit As til" spec"
of the RAss ain TO travelling VI Ie"t s"~ ing "h
singers Machines compared with anJsawine No tailor
shoemaker dressmaker carriage trimmer .rdae haic @e
machines suary employed is ,,pe Thousand Dollars
year In all private tni. whe'e i're - much sewing to
he aiuab. Assistsnec Planters
,s ' m..h'n.s srr ,,mn. in ih.r cop.,ruc,on AMI
very strenS the only KIND 81 Sewing Ma
made by which sort of work. coarse o mn"
could psectl, eEsosd ab"uanisoi isriof and worth
less sewing made and Sold uudcr
but s.nsn- Aschpe alone hsye been found every
whore satisfy the sss,s OF The pnhhc
Plain printed using ~eni VIII each ma
chine. from which ran i'aiy Acquire Inc s Of man
aging them The ..h packed sooarob to go to an,
part world To al d.sir,As more particular IN
hc.s, ard copy NJ Singer Cos Gazote, papsi
wholly devoted 10 The ~" ing Maeh"e hi"r..t ~
Principal t,fsve, NJ. ses broadway. New York,
BRANCH orfiofs-No IL hanover ~ BOSTON No u Chap
Newark J.: No I4e che.tna, 81 rhp.delphia; No lo5
Baltimore 81 Baltimore, No, B. wsrminser NJ Prevalence
LOUIS No. 81 NJ. Chaes ~ New Orleans DO 70 Danlfn
St. Mobile. deg '.dActS
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HAVING ! So Refs kNED ihc Nj.
thern cities and received stock OF Goods the
pubic invited 10 call at where the VIII
nni Ut useful and desirable aIee, that cauoe sold
for much less than customary prizes have agh'y Tor
ie article OF silver Plated Wa. which save my
by purchasing ot go" warranted
We have, also agency elfy, nh can fur'
shycry cheap The lsies and examine
the shock perhaps may have ihc wat d. All goods
will be sold very cheap cash. BRi AN AkEhs
) Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

u =" VON0
~ associated nader aud
OiDES NINbflEl.D. t"r the pufpns" conducting
teu.ra afins business III the
NV Bk Buitng TIA. astn opposite the
Va and Tenn Railroad Dr,oi d"oi below Mes-f
An orson, Adams Gu t. method thelr
ircu aud the pnbie s.ny lhai they ar no" prepared 10
liot.utr
otn.r ltulsc the Ihey viii
then
.iors
a call NM II UGDtA
97ts = I, MINtI HID,
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Insurance.


LIFE sNsGnANCE.-Tnn MLItAL
0A BENEFIT LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
makes annual thirty per and pays them
while Insured nv.ng, bu.ig HIM pay
shiId u In preIiuias.
Wees company .,dcnds until the death Of
ahe insured they we pay 10 per
- u por
dividends paid 10 January lst, 1851 e5i.a07 n
y<ossos ~ death to ,jA6. pa To
Reserved capital TO pay future lossea 2is4.3l2 IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

" ceiyed Lon SAFE supy "i the justly celebrated OLD
DOMINION tofF EE PoIo, which Vii MAKE best Cot
at hall the otiur Pieasc call and
supplied al The Ht"Se In auiure second door be-
low Market, MANI street. lie iJti G ). BLISS \ co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

UlEsT GCNPOWDEK AND PONChONli
- TEA. Aldens Extract Java Coffee. just received by
jslOu STABLER JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

No Company In the UneG Stslcs has eapiia Tor tho
risk-none affords adv 10 the insured
\. b. When The premium policy. Tor term Of life.
mounts To o5U The w the insured halt
Of 4, All per senI. interest ID W. AAOWLE,, Agent,
Richmond, Va
DR. Va. J. No Rrts Medical ExanInar A. l., nchburg
Persons An Lyncbbng desiring ihei lives
obtain Information AMI papers by calling at tbs oieo Of The
Vugnian sept ieis
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
From tie Daily Exchange.
Crime in Baltimore.

The aggregate number of arrests in this CITY
during the year 1857, as officially reported by
the Marshal Of Police, was 8, S,949--of which
lT6 were made in January, 21g in February,
III in March. 603 in April, $40 in May, $40
in June, 966 in July, 1895 in August, 9Sl in
September, 705 in October 826 ia November,
and l,012 in December. The allegations upon
which these arrests were made embrace almost
every grade Of crime known 10 our criminal
Jurisprudence. The following 10 an enumera-
| ton Of the several species and the number Ia
ken into custody for each assault and bate
~, l.l54 assault with intent 10 kill, 40; as
| sault with intent to outrage, 2; assault with
intent to rob, IL ; assaulting officers, 1l9; as
sanlting and s:abbing, 6; assaulting wives.
300; arson, Is; abusing, 755; abusing par
ents, II; abusing families, 40 abusing horses,
4; abduction, 2; breach of ordinance, 1885
breach of pes>e, 3, ,l25; burglary, 8; bigamy,
4; disturbing publ: worship, Is; fast driv-
ing, So; frauds. 4; forgery, 1 false pretenoe<,
10; false Imprisonment, IL; fighting in tae
street, 529; gambling on the Sabbath, lis
horse stealing. 2 (; inciting to not. 134; inter
fering with officers, 2ss illegal voting, &; in
toxication, 50; improper exposure, "a; keep
der, g.; suspicion Of murder, 8; peddling with
out license, l3; pickpockets, 80 /; riotins, Sc
perjnry, a outrage, 8; receiving stolen g,ods,
II robbery, 90; selling liquor on Sunday. 2;
threatening % kill, 50; threatening to assault,
A; rioting at elections, IL; vending lottery
policies. 2; destroying property. l55; passing
counterfeit money, g.; selling hqnCE without
licsuse, 5 selling liquor TO minors, !; carrying
concealed weapons, p; shooting as police Off
Gers, 25; selling diseased meat, o. or those
arrested. 1914 were committed fcF trial; 2l5
were committed for examination; 1914 weYs
held TO bail for trial 1900 were he'll 10 haiI
default Of bail. add i.0ll were 6nsi By inasis-
trs1es.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

An important branch Of manufacturing nj
Marseiiles is the production Of oil from pea
nuts, and for making soap it Is said TO be pre-
ferable to the other seed oils. The shell Is no,
removed, but is crushed with the kernel. In
the prOcesS of extra.ting the oil the nuts are
subjected to several operations. They are first
passed through series of crushing cylinders
and then are crushed again under millst mes
After being thus treated, they are placed in
wrappers made Of hogs or goats hair. and then
put into hydraulic presses, which express the
oil, and it flows of into bucket. In the CEN
ire Of the bucket rises tube nearly t. the he n :,
Of the rim, which tube passes through the bot
tom of the bucket and Its as a socket upon a
large tube or pipe, from which the oil Is con-
staltly being pumped into very large casks
The use of the tul,e in the bucket Is 10 cause
the heavier parts of the oil, together with all
refuse matter, to sink to the bottom, while none
hut the purer parts Of the oil pass into the large
tube or pipe. There is no process of clarifca-
ton. The oil remains in the casks from six %
ten days without being touched: at the end oi
which time il was found to be clear. The nut:
are crushed and pressed three times, at each
pressure the superior nut yielding differen.
quality Of OIL. and il il only after the third
pressure that the cake is formed. The oil re-
suIting from the first pressure Of the nuts usel
for eating that from the second pressure tos
burning, and that from The third for makinS
0O~P'' .v-z.. .7s. e .....-4-.-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

A rough draught of the new rules has alrea-
dy been placed before the sporting public, but
Rule the has been reamended, aud ia the
rule referring 70 the scratching Of horses an ad-
ditional clause has been inserted. The task o
revision has been accomplished by General Peel
Admiral R0lls, and Mr. GreevilIe
l. In ali bets there must be possibility b.
win when the bet is made; "you csInut wiz
when You cannUt lose"
2. The interests Of the bets are insparabls
with the interest Of the stakes, except whea thG
winning horse is disqualified owing % default
In making stakes.
Q. All double bets must be considered spla5
or pay"
1. Confirmed bets cannot be of except by
mutual consent, OF by cases hereafter mention
ed. Either Of the bcttcrs may demand stake
70 Be made fourteen days before the race il an
upon proving it 20 the committee of the rooms
that he has just cause for 50 doing; if ordered
bets must be covered on the comparing dag. q
security offered, and the person refusing %
make stake shall BE- eiected the rooms Of Tat.
teESalrs and New Market. IL better be ab-
seut oo the day of the running, and there
inst esuss topresums that he intends 10 evads
his ensagamenta, public declaration must b,
made In ths sins. and the same posted up in
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

Da5base's celebrated calculating machine haa
long been known aud used in England. buk
h;ss never lHeu brought Into use i'm this cJufi.
try. 1t Is sald to b. almost an iapoSsibility %
lna&e series Of paSs OF figures al,solutely
correct and free from errJFS, except as a. great
expense for proOf.resding. A single reader bO-
comes confused and mysti6si by dwelling
upon figures only, aud is likely. to make errors
as 10 Correct them. AS he csAnuot remain long
at reading without becoming confused, his
place must he supplied by others, who become
confused in t,Irn, 10 be thea succeeded by fresh
readers. the English sailing tables, by which
all British ships were navisated, were ssid from
this cause to be always wrong in some figure.
aud ships were bsing wrecked continually i'm
consequence OF tLese errors, They were made
absolutely correct by Babbages machine, which
was the wonder Of the time at which it wxe
produced. But, as great discovery alRaye
iesafls tO limitations, just the best sofss have
been most frcquently parOdied, su GaJl age has
not only been initiated, but eve.i surpassed. A
French savan has completed an arithmometer
Of surprising capacity. lie has worked spati.
emily at this machine for thirty years.. HE
name is TnOmas; and his machine adds IN.
subssracts, mulnplss. and divides to sn aston.
ishing extent, and with perfect accuracy. II
will multiply eight figures by eight in eighteen
seconds, divide any sixteen figures by ,eighs
others in twenty-four seconds, and in a Minute
and quarter will extract the square root Of
sixteen figures, and give the proof This ma.
chine relieves the human mind instead Of tax.
ing it. II works out the most difEscult and
complex operations with a rapidity aud accu.
racy that defy competition, and atfayts itselfto
any sort Of combination. Its mechanism "a
extremely simple, while il is co1npaet, Light.
and portable. Il il DOW used I'm various fnans
cial concerns In Paris, and will yet ii,d il way
intO every great national Observatory. To o.
tronomers, il will be found 1f unspeakabls
value. Pascal and Leibuitz spent years in as-
tempting to produce sucD. machine but they
were century too SOON. ~ So
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

In addition 20 the arrests above suurAsrsaed
an aggregate nuinber Of s,205 persons lssss
lodged In the station houses dcsina the Veax
VINO were discharged without erialA~cf whiea
s,si2. were white n,alss 1858 white fs:nslaas
672 colored Males and 4as eclored fetnaleA
| + The new police syssem went into operates
on the first day OF March, 1857. assa nusEI8efa
nearly SO men--a skIzzsszErxl'sy Iskskr kx.h
<zau III - |i..z assl NJ ) :. 4 : 81
IT. afpekr IL hzais had fez1d o. Il nns 80
Ifii1ssls OF III coat hunfty. aitis0u.yH il ~ IVA
OF iour-ffShs more arrests have been iII. i ..:5s
der il, per month, than under the o! 4 rss<snx
From the increased number Of arrests tie hops
might be entertained that Baltimore viii bs
purged Of this class of its population. and that
better era will soon be inangarated. But il
Is o lamentable fact, attested by the daily re-
cord Of crime, that such is not the case---ths
truth is, that criminality Is on the increasc.-
To say that a scheme OF reform is necessary
would be lille words. II should have been com!
menced long since. The only question to bs
determined is the application of tine remedy
That remedy is appaent-the fountain must
be purihei and the waters Of the stream win
b, clear AMI limpid. The police department
may arrest by the score or hundred but if The
ofeuders are not held amenable 70 the laws-if
time 70 degenerate as community. s4s!
The present System Of criminal judicahars 10
radically detective, aud must be looked upon
as the 'urce of the evil. Judicial oflcsrs do
not do their duty, because they are elevaed to
position a. q reward fnr party services; and
pirtizars are treated with lenity because they
ar. such. The ruwdy element has bec5Fne %
important one in the political arena, and t. p.
tain rowdiss in the service Of aspiring dema-
go cues, they are permitted to 90 unpunished
when guilty Of Ii; ;h crimes, and turned iooss
upon the community 10 renew their transgress
sions. During the year 1851, the large ,numr
Der of 4,0Sl persons were committed TO Jail Cor
violations of law, Of which S,s7s were dischar-
ged by the criminal court and justices ef the
peace. This fact il sufficient to show waess
the evil exists The Judiciary should be re-
formed and . new system instituted, whereby
the officers entrusted with the administration
OF justice will bc placed bcysaA the influences
OF party, and will perform the sacred trust re.
posed III them, in accordance with their obli-
cation, without fear, favor, affection or pafsial-
ity. .. ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18

A CoURAeEous RAr.-An Engiiih paper
relates The following anecdote: - !. II
A gentleman, worthy Of ell credis, and who
may he the more readily trusted 40 IDS stogy
acknowledge his own defeat, was aroused ons
night by heavy humping noise on the Stair.
Unable 10 account for il, hs rose. donnel BIS
dressing gown, and with his candlD in hia has:d
proceedsd to Investigate the cansa. Half-waw
down stairs he perceived large nai; emp,cyed
in facilitating the descent of halflssf b. ptss~
ing it down from one step TO anotaer. Anx~
ious TO redeem his property, the owner DE-
scended alter il. The rat st fEst continued bis
exertions but as the enemy gained upon him,
hs changed liz IA tics. and turuiing kss ft0us
upward. bcgaa 10 climb towards his opporeuE.
This WAS just saE:h sn intruder e might Nifh
all jisfie have lcel ki:ked doEEl stairs; bus
50 stern was hS air, and 60 menseing his -
pct that tbs gentleman hesitzted, and heGta-
tin ensici IN retreat. Hie feet lbeing arnaed
Only with slippers, he lost heart and began
slowly 70 asceid backward; while the rat de.
ibcrateiy mounted after him, and thus steadily
drove him back TO his belroons the door of
which he shut ia The fass Of bis fbs, and Ter.
-rniasased the adventure by retiFingt 10 bed, whils
the rat returned 10 his well earned beosy. fla
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
,ORIGINAE POETRY.
10 MANRR

.4IEs &%@3 fs FG-B
~ D. oATIs
!. Whilem, when my daya we're longer, &
2 When my lore Of fame was stronger, =
Visions had.l bright and many -
Some have vanished from my mind,
Some are ling sring still behlnd.
And zhe bnghtest one of any
NJ - Eiaion ef fshes, Mamie.
Craven on nay mem 'ryis tablet. 49, !,
ls thy girlish mien and habit = c
On my ear thy yjaHghteF ringing:
Not Tegardant Of me then
Only seen az other men,
Biithe an lark or lInnet singing,
e To thy loving mother clinging. ..l
As the leafy bud Of roses, .-
\ Which the plas.ic Spring disel0sea.
First the leaf then bud, then flower,
So thy gentle childish face,
I, Blooming now with woman . grace,
Sh ows . new increasing power,
Kinding IN each passing hour.
Echoes prais in unison ...
OF the present paragon;
Though tn win thee poor nv chance is,
Vet nv unGi vided heart 10 NaneyS,-
Memory of the distant bygone,
Like ,eolic diapasOn - -
That my very soul entrances.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-18
n

The CLAY STATUE.-We are gratifed 70 Be
informed, upon reliable authority, that the
Clay Statue, which the generosity and patriot
ism Of the ladies' Of Virginia collected the
means for procuring twelve or thirteen years
ago, will be completed and ready for inaugu-
ration in the course Of one year more, and that
twill be fully and in all respects answerabIe
to the expectations Of the friends Of the noble
patriot and statesman. We could scarcely i'm.
part mere pleasing item OF intelligence 10 ths
admirers of Heary Clay in Virginia, and espe-
clallY to the female portion Of them.--Rick
WAig.