{"newspaper_name": "The Yazoo City Whig.", "edition": "01", "page": "pNone", "byline": ""}
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A very rich and costly silver vase has been
manufactured in New York for a number OF
Whig ladies in Tennessee, who intend pres.
euling il TO Henry Clay. Il is of an egg
form, and re is on an arched pedes al in i'm
ilation of mot!led stone, having four Gothic
columns. and on the capital Of each. Ameri-
can eagle. On the top Of the vase stands
the Goddess of Liberty; the handles arc ash
limbs, over the top Of which is thrown the
American flag, hanging in drapery; on the
front of the body is the figure of Diogencs,
with his lantern, holding in his hand a med
allion bust Of Henry Clay; and on the re-
verse side the Mill Boy of the Siaslles, with
landscape, ect. The inscriptions are appro-
pirate.