Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31


To property, which will be- unprecedented il the
history of our city.
ROTATION IN OFFICE.
Mr.. DANIEL, lately transferred to Washington,
held the Office Of Councillor of State for about
twenty years. During Mr.. Adams presidency,
he belonged to the Jackson central committee "A,
Richmond, which said body, (mos, Of them Office
holders, became awfuIly stricken 18th the ncccs-
s'y OF rotation in office, and gave in their address
to the people most cogcnt reasons for rotating
MIR. Adams friends our and his opponents in-
Not one Of them found il expedicnt TO st the
iaudabie example OF going or OF Office: and Mr..
Daniel, particularly. hung on with great t-naei,y.
lie has at last, however, given up. Bot il is 60
realize that sort Of rotation in Office which Jack
son editor in Maryland SO APPLY deseribc,l:-" Co
roll oHf OF one fat Office into another" This is
whs, old Coscy would call " comfortable"
-acesec-
The subject OF Juries is discussed by a writer in
the Richmond Enquirer. Most persons agree as
to the propriety Of reform, particularly in the
mode OF selection, and many think they ought Tn
DC compensated; yet there is no topic upen which
II is more difficult To unite majority of the Le-
g'Alature. The people ought to speak out, in eve
ry portion Of the State, by an earnest demand Of
improvement ia these particulars
90
The Ohio elections have resulted in favor Of the
jackson party. The majority in the legislature.
upon joint ballot, is expected 10 be from % 10 80
$50
Tho editor Of the Richmond ENQUIRER COM
plains that he OF the Globe treated him dis
courteously The Globe, after keeping his
hichmond coadJutor in purgation a proper
time, says:
We have always cherished Cor Mr.. Ri,ehie
kind and afiectionaic feelings. We consid,r him
nm ornament to his profession"
II MIR. Richie does not find the .iar,, NJ IN.
animal worse than the bite, we shall distrust
his stomach hereafter [U s. C;a,
appropriate Coaptntnf. learn from
the New York Commercial, that the Ameri-
can Institute, at their recent Fair. i'm that eli
", compIimented Mr.. KENNEDY, Of Baltimore.
with q suit OF clothes from the FIRST premium
broad cloth. MIR. Kennedy, as our readers
are aware, delivered the annual address be-
lore the Institute. The speaker acquitted
himself with his usual ability. The addrex.
Is to be published copy Of il having been
requested from the author, for that purpose.
In discussing any subject, which he NAV
choose to approach, the pen Of Mr.. Kennedy
yields In grace and power to that Of few wri-
ters Of the day fR.I, D.,
The New York papers speak in the highest
Terms OF the Address delivered before the A.
meriran institute in that city on THURSDAY
'A't' Oy our Ieilow-townsman, John r. Ken
neuy, Esp The Mercantile Advertiser saws,
cannot nd In H.. n. ~
lice TO one OF the most appropriate discourse.
we have ever listened to-" The orator was
repeatedly interrupted BY the hesrtiest cheer
ing and applause. Tran. Cgr.
HANSAH sioRE.-Tbc F'hiIasIsIt,his C,,ze,,.,
pays tl'e tOlouing wcll-'Dcriteti trbe 10 th. me-
n0ry 81 Hannah horc, Lately dceease,-than
shoni tiic last agc has scarcely produced n NOR.
deserving or useful Writrr:
u - at last true, that Hannah More Is dead
She was human, and has lelt the world bu,
stricuy speaking, she cannot die A precious
influence fingers IA the world like a sweet 81
YOUR, alter the departure of such a mind. 4,
y not death, when tina, which was mortal Of
The good, - deserted by the spirit Of immor.
lahty when ITS decay Is changed for incor-
ruPtion; ages, We may we'll believe, will
elaPse, before the pure results TIA, b,v. g.
ed from the lofty and chsstensd mind Of uan-
nah hofo, will be lost TO the world.
B"riai ef Mrs. faHash .uoys.--The remain.
OF the late Mrs. Hannah More we're removed
on The 18th from Windsor terrace. Ct,f,,,e.
and inferred IN tho family vault In Svrinrtop
church-yard. After ell lcgacies ere raid tho
residue gOes 70 the Bristol iniirmatory. she
vas the intimate friend Of Mr.. Wilherforee
aud Like BIN, particularly wished her funeral
should be devoid Of public parapharnaIia but
~ i's stead, suits Of mourning 90 be given 10
- poor OLD men of her acquaintance. In
THIS respect her wish has been obsVed On
passing through Bristol, ell the bells az tbe
churches tollsdi IL the entrance 81 her IA.
tVe parish, the scene was Imposing. About
mile from Wringtoa, 81 The gentIemsn
81 Tie ncighborhood met the procession ard
for The last hall nile the road on either si.Ie
vas lined viih villagers, chiefly IN blseL
scarcely one without rbband ~ the en-
trance q the village. charity chtdrgn. =.
mounting 20 more than 200, With = greet
lumber q the clergy IN their gowns. Lssded
TIE procession. Tier femains he near the
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