Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-05

The king Of Spain. a Baltimore
paper we observed the subioiasd ex-
tract from letter written at Madrid,
by a distinguished young Baltimoreau
whose character aud personal opportu-
mites Of observation entitle his obser-
vstions TO great weight
AS for King Ferdinand, whom we
have heard described n u petticoat-m
king monarch, he is the last man In
Spain whom his acquaintance would
suspect OF such effeminate extrava-
gance. On the contrary, he is a man
OF masculine presence, character. and
conduct man Of business, working
harder, tits said, az The bureau than a.
ny monarch IN Europe, uniting TO
these undoubted personal intrepidity.
Far from being a bigot in matters OF
religion, he 10 considered the most lib
eral Of the circuit in which he moves"
Nat. Int.
IL Is thought that such has been rho
progress OF liberal principles in En-
gland, that they will now fully include
the Jews. in whose behalf several
gentlemen are exsrting themselves in
both houses Of parliament. The law.
that affect the Jews in England are o.
nerous and Of long standing. A Jew
can hold no real estate, excepting the
house IN which he resides; aud il any
should be taken by him as securitv for
debt, IL Immediately becomes the Pro-
perty of the king; nor can a Christian
n Ia. a ka q
baker or ere~er.-Fhiiad.G L. s. GaS.
Mothers Reicards 10 Children The
following appeal TO mothers. IN the
February nomber Of the LADIES' Ma
game, contains sentiments u, once
congepial with our own. as expressed
in the initial article of our third mum.
Der. and corrobcrstiye Of the advice
which we then gave:
Mothers, can you not teach YOUR
children the art Of doing good Ii is
only to aid. by your Example as we'll
as Precepts. the development of The no.
blest faculties Of your children-iheir
affections, reason, conscience; while
YOU repress, as much a. possible, the
seltshness OF animal instinct-of an
petite. Begin early. You have The
key OF their atfeotiODs-open their lit
tie hearts only TO sweet impressions Of
love, which 10 benevolence. Never
hire them with money to perform their
tasks Of any kind, IL you have man
aged them rightly, they will do YOUR
requirements for you because they iove
you. Give gifis 10 your children as
often as you think best; but never pGy
them tor being good. Let the con
seriousness that they have done good,
have gained knowledge, and that you
approve their conduct, be their re.
ward"
TemperoDee. -. NJ. Hopkins, in
his address before the Saratoga TEN
pernnce society, says" There is not
IN this world Of wo more affecting
spectacle than the wife Of tiplsr, and
the mother Of his children. wearing
herself out with excessive lAbour. be-
coming paler and psler, as the officers
call more frequently, TIL but one COW
remains; then dying with consumption
and leaving her young children. often
without stay or support on Earth To en-
trust them to. All this scene of suf-
tering IS often understood by the iipler.
lie knows that bis property must 20,
hIs children suffer, his wife die of
broken heart, and himself die a drunk
ard; bot he cannot stop drinking,
How uneOnquerabIe is this habit when
once formed"
BedtdY "a TtGTs. --Besuty IN sor.
row ~ the adversary that has ihrnssn
down ITS armF. and no longer defiesus
TO conquer its proves. IL ~ the
weak and tender flower. illusirious IN
lts lowliness. that asks for friendly
hand TO raise its dropping head.
The New Haven Register gives the
following case Of /" Rfm0rkaJi. FScun-
dity-Mr. Joseph TSttle, Of Orange,
West Haven. owns a Cow which has
produced Eve calves within the last N
months, VIZ. ,wo oa the f0th of Anil.
1920. and three on the LIT q March.
1880. This Gov has nov produced
nine calves ~ fogs kths. We under.
stand this snimt - or sale 90 those
wha may wish 90 make stnu,ns
point IA the career u cows ."-Wek
eurlous 80 know What sort o I calrss nv
oould be--from a Gov. Which ysaos
nee Of them 80 the space u eleven
months.