TO BE CONTINUED.

For the Native american.
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Mr.. EDITOR: You were kind enough to publish
in your paper, my brief sketch Of the Honorable
Mr.. MERRICK, of the Senate. As Marylander,
! am more than ever proud Of our Senator, since
his bold and gallant stand on Saturday last, in the
Senate, on the pre-empton bill. On that occa-
sion he spoke for the Native cause, and against
the foreign influence. Maryland, in her native
heart, will re-echo the sentiments of her ndepen-
dent representative, and will entwine another
flower in his increasing chaplet. ! hope you
will not forget to give to Mr.. MERRIcK his full
need Of praise.


But promised to sketch Mr.. REvERDY JOHN
SON, of Baltimore.


He is about forty years Of age, with large
brilliant eye, and extraordinary countenance
something grave, yet quizzical in its expression.
Mr.. J. was born in the county Of Prince George,
and bred to the practice of the law. He became
pre-eminent at the bar for his earnest eloquence,
and moving to Baltimore, soon assumed lofty
stand with Writ, Mcmahon, and other eminent
jurists. His mode Of speaking is loud and vehe-
ment ne yields up his whole soul to the case,
and pours forth stream after stream of burning
elocution, and powerful thought. He is destined
to take wide and more prominent field, and if
he would mngle more in the political questions
of his State, he would rise to any point of honor
within the gift of her people.


CHARLES COUNTY.