as follows
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The Hon J Anderson, the Member OF Con-
gfess from tins County, has favored the Electors,
and especially the Religious part Of them, during


the las, SIX weeks, with thousands and thousands oi
pious Amos Ecnd4ll's tracts, containing ms lnia-
NOUS and dastardly ISLANDERS and libels upon Hen.
~ Clay, III the shape oil marvellous " OiaeR$'
In return, We send Mr. Anderson Wig victory
as an omen Of what we intend to do next Fall.
While we cannot but look with loetmng and DIS


gus, upon the unpnnciplcd iibeler who writes
those sande1s as well as the Representatives
who sqrander the public money and load down
ths Mails IN propagdLlng them, yet II they have
the same effect every where that they have had
m ,his County and the adjoining part Of Connec-
ticut, We shall haze 10 thank them FOR increasing
cur vote. In one of our towns, Minister VINO
had nct voted for ten years past, received by Ia
20, OF Mr.. Anderson Il consignment OF Amos :
0mens" the day previous to the Town Meet,
ipr. He read them through attentiTeiy. and
went the ne,t day aad voted the entue Wing
ucket. He now says ii re lives until nsxt Noven-
t,.r he shall vote iot Henry Clay. II not 1T
lie o,n,naas Of the cownfaIl OF Loco Focoisnl IN
tins section, that the same honest Patri9ts who
are now circulating Amos'S OGlens, sixteen years
ago plasiered every bar-room. store and black
sni,h's shop with CefFa HandbiIis. 1t is sim
la! expedicnt, and will produce similar result


Omens or 10 omens, old Westchestef goes Tor
Henry Clay end Prefecture TaItf. t.