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der her eyeshe supplies the principal hotels of Lexington and it is no small glory to her that her son Thomas showed, the other day, the suit which his mother purchased for him with the aVails of her butter. Whether her first name be Lucretia or not, we cannot say !; but then we are sure she deserves it. The topics of conversation were, moral, religious, and miscellaneous subjects and we were glad to learn to our satisfaction, that Mir. Clay was a firm believer in the Christain religion that he read his bible, and attended, with

 his excellent lady and family, the Protestant

 Episcopal Church in Lexington, and fre' quently hears ministers of other churches. :"