Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

Lsesvte C(ess-We Aave bsss pe,issIv ~
ssaesd, ~ ~ s9tssasd lkisoi, vitA sssnis
q ceoss rsIssd y Llbsrh. We Aavs for
vssy goo. Thh = 80 Il tAs prsducts
wnen 70 10. vsst trade betsssu osrf
own eosatry md Ne eelesy n Africa.
lsss<- Gs.
b computed thst thsss srs h she Up;asl
Ssasss shout 30 whals sAips. sny,eyi.e sbout
tO,VOO oea, and Which brine hon essev -
months. about ~, SEQ barrels Of OH ~: -.
l1e Of Walsh b Dot far frous a, 600 COO
me outnt Of each ship, for I 10 moeths,
ers'ss' = ffsa $1,000 10 q. 900 dollars.
nere = % present, near ths town. = mn,
ooy, about sight years Of ego. lsboarssr under
..o Pseveasng epidemic, b whose blood are
oos vosms. Thee animals have been
'wsoe drawn tron the sra n hlssdine. They
several days h boetls containinr N. ssr.s.
OF blood. The patient b under ~ c.r, Of
Or. hushmsn. Who eeasider them % DO the
assc OF eouse Insect, snd IL carefully watch
ING tnen, IN tho hope Of q metanorpSose tai
ing place, and discovering he parent inject.
tDs-fries Courier.
Dsfiss ef IN EAissv.-Of the u,rlti,ud. ar
persons who are regaled every week vrith =,
ample sheet filed with literature. poIitics en-
tertaioment, advice, morals, and osws howl
lev have any conception Of tho labor which
.ne preparation Of u has cost. Tho whole
.'mo OF several individuals has boen devoted
20 auoru inc amusement OF IN hour or two.
Ic mus. Know every thing. hear every thing,
read every thing, and give On opinion On .ve'
y ming. He must accommodate himself ~
an snnnise variety Of tastes-to N. v,,,,~ -
the Old, the grave and the CAV. the sen,i,,.s,
sifsts, and the man Of busiues, fh. ..s..-s
man, and the cit lie must DO All shirs.
all men-he must offend no man-hc mr.,
instruct, amuse, and inform. He must ncv.,
lose his temper, happen what will. And vet
via tho best intcntions in tho world, he /,
sons'anuy liable to give offence. subscri-
Der writes commune alton which IA neither
sense nor grammar, rhyme nor reason-i, /.
rejected-tho writer comes mp, foamine NJ The
mouth, 10 take Oh his name from the suhscrip-
t'on list, and Is our enemy foreve: altar
Some tell him that his paper Is too liwht and
trihing; others, that Il Is too heavy and dulI.
some that II Is too sentimental; ofhers. thai
u IS too business iike-some COMPLAIN that
we are iukewarm IN the cause Of temperance !:
others. that we are harping upon this string
and that string. ill all moderate people are
orsus'ed wan n-and to all this We must not
only DO resigned, bat grateful.
Tho tolls Of an editor know nei,b.r .,,a
nor intermission-and AFTER all, he must o(,.n
90 content with nothing but the spproba tom
OF MS eonscience-a noble reward. truly. but
unfortunately, thing too ethereal 20 DO coin
cd into bread and butter. [Isosfsn Journal
Two Of our brother editors in Ohio are
Boosting Of their several possessions. One
declares that he Is the owner Of horse. and
the other. by way Of settling the dispute. de-
eiares that he has n wife which is to be
considered As the most highly favored, we have
not yet learned; but for the sake OF the peace
OF our cram, we heartily hope that the one
Val not be run away ri,k By his horse. and
me osher run away FROM by his wife.
Lorenzo DOsrS Receptions Of the Presid.nt.-
when at Norwich, Conn. the eccentric In
renzo Dow presented the President with
pole having some clay fastened IT the lower
cod, some mothcrwort In the middle, and
some hickory sprigs ut the top. On present.
ing them he said, "Here Is Clay NJ The bot.
tom, Writ In the middle, and Old Hickory
trsumphsnt above them both - and then \.
ING up his wife, he said, "Fricud Jackson.
shall Introduce you 10 my wife Lucy Y.-
How DO you do, Lucyi' said the President.
- no TOOK LADY Dows hand, amid shouts Of