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e THE LIFE AND TINES OF HENRY CLAY, by
CALVIN CoLroN, Author Of the Junius Tracts,
-Four Years in Grea, Britain. &c. &c, has been
Issued in two large octavos by A. S Barnes x 60
81 John-st. We have not time now 10 speak ol The
merits of ihis work, though they are very decided
bat we commend ii affording connected and
lucid exposition Of Mr.. Clays position and acts on
all tho great public questions of the las, forty years
Tho book Is full Of instruction to the young citizen
sad oil inseres,,o all. rts exposure of the wicked
ness and aosnrdhy of the famous or rather nfa-
NOUS, charge Of Bargain and Corruption between
Messrs Adams and Clay in regard TO the Presidency
in 1925, is most withering. The naked truth is
here exhibited, that the men who cried Bargain the
ioudest were those who had been trying TO bargain
Mr.. Clay's friends into the support of Gen. Jack.
son by offering Mr. c. the post OF Secretary of State
and falling in The attempt, they raised the cry of
Corruption against those who had refused to be
rup,ed. We trust this work viii be generally read
.sJunius wields pungent pen, though the better
part of the book is made up Of extracts from the
speeches, &c. of Mr. Clay himself.


J irhs subscribers TO This woss thIoagh j. Keen and w
Edmonds NAY obtain 1t at Tho publishers, by gTipS ne
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