DISTRESS IN MR.. CLAY'S FAM


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We are deeply panied on learning from
a friend who has just returned from Lexing,
ton. Ky. that the domestic afliciions of the
ditingushed statesman. Henry Clay, have
lately been greatly added to by his Youngest
sons becoming deranged. This makes
the second son that is now an inmate of the
Lunatic Asylum; and we deeply sym pathize
with both Mr. Clay and bis wife inthis
the hour of their distress. We are also
informed from the same source, that Mr..
CLAW has lately become COMMUNICATE in
the Episcopal Church in Lexingion.-.Al-
ton Telegraph.