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The following anecdote of Ar. u. IS copied from the Circleville fnh; ;'e9sier aid; As Messrs. Webster and Eui;a1 o Ter, Ter vending their way to Circlegille. ',,Y u. wele bout seven miles from the tI,e;r s,sa 2. 5 sage was intercepted by a tree. pb;a, sa pas, recently fallen across the road saal, @llell nd an honest yeoInan was leistlrely cnssis sa@ sneh

 they surveyed epfeillises to see bas 9R' % dlfflesslty n1ight be overcome. Our IT t%uRs ae ot the axe, not knowing either of tba s'4Sll' M tlnguished Senators, conerat .lataa s t,s Us on the timely arrival ef sse, I, Ie s lslselt 5bodied men to his assistance. and and s'ie frankly advised them, as the bes4 eaa. 4efy escaping the difficulty, to get down vgas t..a oI thef carnage, and aid him in tbe gen'as llea of the obstruction. Pleased with tba '9'a s publican pialnness of the suggestion ~, as, finding the mans strength inadeo,sta '.a s,e task in hand, they followed his 5lr adr;;oo eo'ae lslr. Ewing first took the axe, and wiel1sl sii. 1t with effect, as he does his argumants 1t.ssa the Senate and at the bar. He was rol;e.l, @ ', by Mir. Webster, who was less fa,,;;s. frs.e chopping logs from the road. than la' u;.b ID moving the Instructions of chop.lo s'ls e, ~ the wheels of government. Hiis ea. ron were so labored and ineAeeh,aI = +aVlls tract the notice of the woodsman !, uho \ u a'- elared to hlm, : ou are not doina vo,y Las. now, sir!-you must be plaasaes 2 ibe psss ,pss son.!-yon don't bend yorlr back enousf sf, sir The tree cut off and the way ' cla5. ed, our travellers resumed their iournev ss'' and left the conntryman hless;p.r ,'s Ii, s?

 that they had been directed thai @su y''s

 (which was off the main road at tbst eay' aa pitious hour. IVY p0- ]: