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in Anson county.

 "A few years ago, publication was made, that gold had been found in the sand of James river, or one of it's streams, at Lynchburg, in Virginia.

 1Ir Clay OPT The United States Bank.-All admirers of splendid eloquence and happy il- lustration, must be pie ased with the annexed extract from MT Clay's speech against re- chartcrng the United States Bank MT Clay was then a strict constructionist, and went for the Constitution and nothing but the Constitu- tion. For this he was hated by every federal ist and latitudinarian in the land. Now, these men are his warmest supporters, and whilst the Constitution is construed to mean any thing and every thing, the most patriotic hor- TOT is expressed by his followers, at the bare mention of estate rights

 "The great advantage of our system over all others, is, that we have a WRITTEN CoN- sTITUTIoN defining it's limits, and prescrib- ing it's authorities; and that, however for a time FACTION may oonvulse the nation, and ianae;s" and h4rty hrejudicc sway its

 hnctionares, the season of reflection will re- |cur when calmly retracng their deeds, ai[ t6errations from jundamentai hrincihie wiH l1e corrected. But once substitute hractice tor PRINcIPLE-the erhoSitions of the Con otitutlOI lOI tnC Ol l1C AOnSI1tuIlOn, and in vain shall rue look for the instrument a- seJ! It will be as defused as the pretended constitution of England. And it must be sought for in the statute book, in the fugitipe journals of Congress, and in the rehorts of the secretary of the Treasury! What would be our condition if we were to take the inter- pretations given to that sacred book, which IS or ought to be the criterion of our faith, for the book itselfe We should find the Holy Bible would be buried beneath the interpola- tions, glosses, and comments, of councils, synods, and learned dvines, which have pro- duced swarms of intolerant and furious sects, partaking less of the mildncss of their origin, than of the vindictive spirit of hostility towards one another They ought to afford us solemn warning, to make that constitu- ton which we have Szvorn to snhhort, OUR INvARIABLE GUIDE.

 ''l conceive then, sir, that TUG are not EM- POWERED 6y the Consultation, nor bound by any hractice under it, 70 renezv the charter of Mis Bank, and might here rest the ar gsment."