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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-06-12

The fruits OF "the experiment. are
showing themselves. The New York
American states, that the receipts from
the customs, in the first quarter of the
year 1888, we're S6,966,437
Same in 1884 4,S66,737
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-06-12
AuGusT ELECTION. 81.
FOR GOUefnor,
JOSEPH DUNCAN. 9.
WILLIAM KINNEY, R. X McLAUcHL1N.

For Lieutenant Governor,
VIM B. ARCHER.
A. M. JENKINS. JAMES EVANS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
Fss0 6he New Ysrk Dsilt .Adbe4sisey.
DlSGRACEFUL.

In yestesdeies paPer We noticed the dis-
graceful procseding On the Bsasesy, when
every eolosed peDua 49, co@pelled BY .
ruthless mob 10 seek shelter, b. flying into
the nearest dwelling. On the same after
noon, 6asuuche, the driver of which hap
pend 10 be colesed sesv,nt, va stacked
with stones and mud, and . lsdy and her
little daughter were IN imminent daager d
their lives. The driver w1s struck in his
Sosehsad By . ssone, bot fortunately vas noa
sefioUly i.Ned- The fears of the blacks
wore % great, that yesterday it wss ohseFv-
ed that noe ooe w. seen on the battery.
We mw some hundeds a these rioeess;
thsy apPeaed 10 Be hoys and yanng men
about twenty yeaD ofage, ef he nosl d.
es1dsd ard wreachcd potion a 81 popa1-
ton. A Igihni, eaesgetic, ~ aeaive 20
leo should sness this plopensity fr riotiae,
BY making exampaes ofa few ofthen, which
would mp the propensity in the bud.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

1Ss0 - Nint ks1s1 t1s, &f1 L.
The 0osshem naa - hsssn1kU -
pevs q H. - e WlL41fM n
CRAWFORD r Ceslnia; df6,fnifs1
citisea, whnss - = fnire = r. -
'ssss. = hasi.g k.sly - : -
sPscs = ID - eys. H = - =
hass I'D. spns ~ = - 49, hsose
-, q Ia Asae e . GisaAs - -
6uo EIbssann, 10 wAicA ptaes h. vn .
- way topesi1s . JoA9oa - $780,
be- tesn a IL Supesi@ Cean ~ &pa
oonay. 80
Il 1senning - Dc poi6b ofcAnmetee e
this diaiAgsiahed eiti1ea, Ne 4sak e ~
20 - knsw him, n IL psios a 81 =
an he vigus of his kcnleies; u IL dsys
wbe0 disease hsd not seocbed hin, ~ ~
IL I'D of Time bows1 - esecs -
nanH 6guse.
H1 fmeeQpouuDce = The ebeuape eftle
Geoenl GWvosnDcnt Wag - the asoceuw
ON. Dln0Un II dc SeasAe q IL Uncop1
Sssaes, q he Oh a Deeeubes, l0ov<
Coming tbere young and coapanGvsly -
known and taking seaa i body evsa
then lhstriom foe talesf I'D hiGh clmnc-
tes, be sooa made Himself ksown and ~.
peeaed y tie fnsce of nalusal ahi1iey, -
esU, aid luAissss a misd. Hi spesehss
woe semaEkab3e 81 der slseaesh - -
vu1D fm dben bosegay - io6cpe11 uace /:
- vina psoeussd 81 IN psuhihly nose
sspect - eeaenl Sesasd thm ny SdLss
9sality, va . 0osacss1ed dsshnhsfey-
Gy thing I'm psssesce, susassAlrs, u ~
0dnaFy am and Isisas e osse P1say1ss-
I'D and fsas1sD d - esDe, h ewa;-
u1ys 70 Be foa0d u tie 6uo4 e bnnGaa~
h ah0.ed - seaps a ilily: - eu0-
ised no pssc;p'e. \, indeed, ~ Ii !
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

is quite enoaeom. Nevesso into the M
tier If over fatigsed, q afler Pssfase and Ion1
|continoed pesspiration, but alsays pgefel
IplmRine IN While warn, strune I'D visor
lous, aud even With the frse dsops q perui.
ration On your bsOw. There = % k>r a
Sudden transitions from heat 70 cold hehe
fatal. Many nations run from Tie bot bath
land plunge naked into the snow. VITA
lie to be feared - sudden cold sfter exinns
ton of the body, and while the animal pUe
|es are not sufficient to produce reactiOu
or recovery IF the animal heat.
There is favosits fancy Of rendering i
fants and farther advssced children hasdJ
and strong, BY plunging them into cold W
ter. This win certainly not prevent stroal
infants from 9soving stronger, bat il VII
nd o(aen do. Mn tkeoe os1n 90 r
every FIVE. Infants always thrive The bssl
with moderate warmth and . milk WAN
bath. The same rule applies to the cloeh.
ing Of infants and children. No child should
have 90 light clothing - to make il feel The
effects Of cold; warm materials, loose and
WIDE made clothing, and exercise, are al
indispensable foe The health Of the little
ones. But above all things, thsir beadG
should b kept cool, and generally uncov-
cred.
Many psople % land early rising - would
lead one 70 suppose that sleep was one a
those lazy, sluaxish, and bad practices, that
the sooner the custom was abolished the
better. Sleep is as necessary 10 man q
food, and Is some do with one-third the
food that Others absolutely require, % 1--WE
hours sleep i sufficient for one, while an
other requires seven " eight honn. Some
men cannot By shy possibility sleep more
than four q Eve hours 10 -; and, therefore
true to the inherent sel6shnem of human
nature, they abuse all who deep longer.
No man should Be tainted for sleeping eight
hours If he can.
Many people do not eat salt With their
food, and the fair sex have . notion that
this substance darkem the comp1exion.
Salt seems essential for the health of every
human being, more especially in moist cli-
mates. Without salt the body becomes
infested with intestinal WORMS. The casa
of q lady = mentioned in medical Journal
who hada natural antipathv to salt and NJ
YER used il with her food; the consequence
~, she became dEeadfally infessed With
these animals. A punishment oace sxiseed
h Hulland, BY which criminals wese denied
the - a salt; The same consequences 81
loved v:sh thesa Xretclsed beingD. We
- = 49, u1a1l
giving little q no sajt to childsen. No
practice can be more cruel or absurd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

Many people put great faith in the whole-
sumenes Of eating only one dish It dinner.
They suppose that the mixture ofsuhssan-
'ces prevents easy &gestiun. They would
not eat fsh, fowl nd beef animal food and
vegetables. It's seems = plansihle noeon,
bat daily Practice shows its ahsuulity. Whit
dinner Gias EASIER On the stomach shan Z
|sies sfssaA q hniled mutsn, and csz1oeu
|os aaA he indlPeasahle pus.Aoi
What - eves fsk tlle wuse 81 CT q
|csd - t1ueoe, fa1owed y bsskssak, q .
sice ofsoaabesf 0d pudd1gi h shss,
. variety At wAo1ssu0e foed does nj sooul
iscoafaehae It meal, Il ms Do MT eat sou
a1eh-hese ths euw Ees.
ADa oouno ps1ctice with b1lhess, Il
tes hatiag walked - hoa dsy 70 he "a
side, - sit down - Tie cold dsanp Eocks I'll
they couo, before going into the wstcr. This
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
MONRO
Ezersrs te. he yornas II ~ cfeer q
tie United States N9cy.

ODCENHER Ill. 1888.
n. ,ovr 81 Mo,,,v;. :. =. n. .onth
.;ae a ~ Jnnk II Mern,,e'o river. ~
,r,,,.;r. 1870 10nO ;,h.h;e.,,. Ara
unoc vh;ch m. so-r !. h.,;Is !. .o h;.h- tn,
thev Nv ~ f,I, h..,.st of -. ~ -
.c. br,.e.e.--a verv ;r,cort,rt ccr.;Aer.-
-. !. ~. - .,:- TI.--,
- 49, >. ~. -r. s 80 -. =. -.
.eII fiie5 .,c..-hr.,..s um,,ed;,,.iv 49,
i.u,1;n~ -. .r.-,-or-.k1 ~.
..S .sn.rss~ 49, .c...Ir 49, fsI
49, =, h~;-S. 49, - 49, -.
cc.,,a.,c,.s q J. 49,. = n. ss,fs:n -
-..~e v;~.1-s e. -. c.s~:-..;,~
Soc;e,v Hen - -. r ~. 1;sn;.
me. of r. (,oaccv Jn.1c. Ioh,.o,, %
Berhonr n Mn, ~, -. - III.
err. After uas,,kinc a. refIrsbooe.a. That
were liber,llv u.nv;ded- ve v;.;,ed N. ho.,,-
a Of H. j.r.,e ssn,i.,,.. ~. "a -,
treated Nth un;,er..5 nci;ser.3 On -.
rival .noe.m - hey, e;ven r;ss n s.r.-I
re;o;c;nr. We - .moac - cei.n;.a.
msnv inielI;or.t ~ ,e-n.casal. -. -
answered al our oneee;o,a pol;eelv - =
tisfsesu;lv. O. ;.eevro~,-ev, .nsvant
eonee,,;re6 = -. -e.k .s1er.vkvnl
and there vas sone dilidesoe On IL pase
AZ the eolored srnarv - q : 100 -.
an mi. ~ th,e~r ~. - % co.ver.ei
.nl .c,ne;.sed Nil ~ 1890 fr.aa
nv n,me .ttr,cscd tie ef1eneioo q Ju1er
Johnsos, Who ~ mieinally fiun New Jer.
sev. where dhs n.os : euanoa. Althpaeh
l could ut CHIN - heoR efa ueviuUs
49,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

- 49,.
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me - ~ . -. ~ .....",
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eou.y' .s".'J~:-S y-s -
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49, = . ,1.: ~ 49, ~
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1871 ~ I:..i. 81 .~...;..1 ~ c,nd.
- -. -. ~. 49,. 80 s~.,...ss;on. or -
~....: -, =. 80 s.,:sfsc.,on n.,-;,s III.
s .'J1e h...,is . .s-.or f+o. The .d;o;.;n.
ch..h.r r,,.hed v;ldIv m .mons ~ com.
INV sc.schsd ~ h.nd Of ittie Lvdi..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11


x~rDAI nav.
49,
81
l.se
An elowing = hsixht fiom de beautiful bow.
ess
A.dassssGsdD4ssd with The blssh sfthy check
AID = hlssae slsall sniIe IN the path Of o.
$500
r.,.<.,..
nsoes
90 dlg,p(n3eo lady oar summons 10 hear;
Asd en- - tsaes q d ssny-e.ssd lyss:
Ut sooo - - chorus that JoyousIy sweIIs,
6Aau yj1eoo0ep sal Of thy gay puptia1 bells ;
Or se1nn 80 no0ntain and dale echoes wide,
Il tssb = lsael-it aaks Sor the BRIDE"
- .
-;
I havs = - Cir palace Of ..rbIs and eo.d,
AuUyea = - poap ~ ~ Iove 70 bshoSd; :.
have hs1e - sseA Es0s eAat ne pso0seed
49,
AN 70 !" 30 ~ "s' '''s'' s''''
And lie 10y : hsss 81 ~ fa,r oss to ride.
Coos go -, Madlaa, delay not, ny BRIDE !"
-. a.-... xo- -,
800.
A ~ -. aecs.ed IKE . nale droou;nw
-.
! - nss.;s. .,r-e.t around her ma tv;p,d.
~ 49, ~ ,;r-se4. v.v.rl -. In ~
-5SS'
xr .r-rrsA. ssthv homage to
~
I -. = ~se1,ie;oa. = sperow. and shane.
n IN e nd - q nv faIsehood and pssde,
81 euce hoda levur ofhuoh1e degree,
n vnws - enneivod. and were answered By
-
Tn rav -. b Ceuecy, and basely cid
~ ~ - d. Svsah Il ~ bosoa ioe Gold;
Anhifien uoBvaiand- koo ny Edgar tnIn'd,
f~~~sS - k;ee0rI - eozeat;ss spunsd
A. $500 II epsro9. - dsupped ord be died,
D1nar1ne e euile q lis looE- psomised bride.
= Assesied = ssape iron stern cooscaeocs m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

0GAU1Y.-koe00ID UUo90 - - = 0o9o
InIu1n- - -
's11y, nug ono wAteA = a5ss6 - o0ooly e1l<
culated to deceive and eventually render
unhappy those who are its dupes that IN over
rated value Of a facinating face and figure.
How many arc there who in selectinga part
|ner foe life, consider that ifthey succeed in
winnings beautiful woman they have sccom
plished al. How much Do they overlook
how many hidden faultsescape their no
tice under the mask If beauty. And can it
be doubted but this b one Of the great causes
|so much unhappiueD in married life Dispos-
itious entirely reverse are frequently chased
together, which must be productive ofcoa-
slant ill-feelings between the unhappy pair.
If man would consider the main requisites
Of good house wife, the stamp Of beauty
would have but little effect when brought in
competition with the more substantial quail
tiles Of mind and intrinsic worth.
s.An ivory arm, daaaak cheek,
shah seses ~ wishes wiz;
Give me IN animated krD,
That spealsa mind Within
II d true that comely face u always pleas
onXS ~ t1b0S = O00Okb1U1 WOk00u IN S0t1UIy
angel; and doubtless there are q many wos-
thy women, that ars beautiful, ~ there arc
of IN opposite descriptions: and n choosing
i wife, man should By no means let her
beauty prove an objection; but the fault
lies in judging her inward qualities BY her
captivating exterior.
Harry the man who has The guod for
tune to share the ills and pleasures of this
life with one in whom worth and beauty are
|combined; be hes in her al that man can
hsve-an that can make life pleasant and
matrimoay hessiae. With such q part
|ses, man can brave TIE storms Of life like
the mariner who boldly fights he tempest,
anured that when tie stoGm y 30 and The
ship nfely mooeed, hin tnib viii meet with
. rieh reward from Tie smiles a his beloved
fair one.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11


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III u1,1lli1oess. n.se -. iIi|
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-. ~ 4 a- E 49,
$780, 90 U1n1I 1IIn6ri S771
1880 ~. <S;;55'
;asesrrn - 90 NJ ~ = ~
lwh;cA Be bel;evrd - ~ r. ~.
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n. A.S1-e c,-s.e.sa- - -.
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10 ~. yus.r ~ - ~ 49, 800
lin ~ coluey: - = a. 49, 0l16rS1
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c. - - s;eree;e.e =. - ssrf
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co., h;meelFAo ~ he.,eS . ~ eS.s1;.1s1.
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lskin ~ en,,.se a ~ ~ -. - -
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Isivsa - thsr...e - ~ W.ss;.se.1z5r
Wee Af;oa. -
nsss 80 sevoe>l .a,.aeeof..r;sAvNeua
ibut - liGeiue1 iunaya ,llsrae -ae.. ~
Idivibu1 -. g. - - ~ - 49,
49, 46A - =
!epuus. NneAsnehe 49, 80 NA
|tins % he fsvse ere ~ Nv - 1iusi11IasiI.
I'D thass whom I Sbu1d lsus1lsr1e1 ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

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S>~ss..
~. T1..,.. n...-a.. In n. -
- ~ ~, HEevseee : sSoee ~ :.
80 oosk whes = called de uppes rod
"a Yhnaaaiekoep . e. 0eepheoo. On h
- 49, 49, 0np0pa. d - 81 e
- 5f9 0Iefv{69 lvIl(aee e
80 lQ1lis, = he Rnsbasssss, vssy
go p - oosuinR. ard sxpsets1 70
- Tbowb tsvsss, st ehe Piskahaasu,
~ 80 Psepssiy squippod fos -
49, $1,000 visk suiesble provisions.
- haiaaRaa. - axe slun9 behiad. and hi
Deo - sAouDdss, - aeudeed ssily =
- ono61 - arrived Ct Shin creek, whsch
80 gt1nD6, ed IVES n Tie tiAs mucb
Ouo1bo - ~ saias. A woodman sel-
- hauiln0oD q sseb ebssseles: y pro-
eooos1 - - heak a sAe sesea9, asd sss
anoue 49, ecee sesuup &. = sssve ss|
= N6noouueybsid u evun9 49, u fal-|
- - 1susehiae inae ~ dsep waasr,
Z 0guod awoy 9aiesaieal1y down The
G1uonn. Or ssavsjIss Dssfsd aud look
$500 Wise ~ vhse 10 %. He wss sot|
tnGDlqe1 nsnnnDs Ne axe; and thsrsSoss|
s1fsoSo6 - psosoed - ~ strsao, is|
49, d40e1iags hvsssbDs placs f1s cros-
- Ai1eoG1h - arrived at one of those
pa6St6 looau1x peooe which form deep
=
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-04
= masess.oLsG, Va. TrEaUgsDAY,D d. 1s:s4.

Vaar laws 10 not foster such ,nlqnily. True, bu,
perhaps the spirit of society dncs-and if So, then
sha1ld the fatal error ho speedily corrected md
asriculture, IN all lis condiiioos, he made the object
oil universal esteem. Let II have ia honors md
homogeneous, as well from you, laws MS f ON the
spontaneous consent of society, II should walk
hand IN land, in the march Of Improvement. with
me other avocations and pursuits OF the ace. rcce,y.
M ITS wfe,ths of Triumph, nlong with the perfce.
ions OF silence, the enterprises Of commerce, or the
less glorious victories of political strife, and Illus
tllons 'nstan 'cs Of lis success should receive their
applause, as well rs the shining lights of Occurrence
ana oi song. Let your social intercourse, then.
he tempered with n spiril which will not cnsl
contempt upon the tlllcrs of the sall,-and let
The tendency of your legislation he especially
directed IN the creation of mn agricultural I'M.
pulse, which will not yield 10 the lsnohlc ambl-
ton OF LIVING on The sanil,cs or the wants of others
Then will your " green Virginia cease to pour the
: stream OF her people, INTO tho forests of the West,
and her fields of bounty cder u home of plenty 10
the stranger OF every cline.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-04
POLITICAL.

rr,s u,sroRy OF A LrrE-BY BARRY Cornwall
nav d,wned. Within a curiaincd rom,
Filled, 10 f%ain.ncs', with perfume,
A lady 10y, at point OF doom.
Day eloscl. A child bad sccotho light;
But for the LADY, fair md bright,
She rested in undermining night!
Spring camo. The lady's grave was green,
And. near it, oftcn'imcs was seen
A gentle boy, with thoughtful mica.
Years fed. lie worsa manly face,
And struggled in the WORLDS rough race,
Aud won, at last, u lofty place.
AMI lhco-he died !-Behold before yc,
uumaniiy's poor sum AND story =
Life.-Dcarh,- ard lall that is of) G'o~v.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-04
UDINf CLAY,
Il T. CUEATIIAN VI.
TUOS II
HENRY TERRY,
IA MES T..
UAirAx G. H. Nov. 25,h, IL:

HALIFAX y. IL NOV. 10Th, 1881.
Genhc mrn-fru communications Of yesterday
has heen received. beg leave to return, t1rouah
YOU, my acknowledgements for the honor conferred
Oh me and my assurance, taa', should it be tie
pleasure Of the district to elect me-, shall exert eve.
ry power | may huve, honestly and properly to cx-
ecutc the trust.
For the manner in which you have performed
the duty assigned you, please except my unicigned
thanks.
am, very respectfully, you obcdicni servant,
WALTER COLES.
To Mcssrs. James Pankey, O G. Clay, Il. f.
Chatham, fhos. II. Avcreti, Henry Terry and
Jnmes L. Medley.
ADDRESS.
TO The Uoters Of Camp5eu, Patsylrania and Hal.
tfar.
FELLOW CfrIzESs-We, The delegates from the
county ofCampb II, who were deputed for the pur.
pose, met. according to appointment, a respectable
portion Of the citizens of Halifax, and after mature
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

We notice By The proceeding, of the U. S
Senate Of Saturday last, that Mr.. RrEs, one
Of the Senators from Virginia, has resigned
his seat in that body. The instructions givcr
him by the Legislature Of Virginia. in rola
zion TO the dePosites, are assigned by MIR
Rives a. furnishing the reasons for abandon
lag his honorable post. Rurnor, however
creates doubt AZ TO the sincerity Of the pa
friotie motives BY which il would now seem
be has been influenced in taking this step
u : strongly intimated thDl be prefers a. the
government" at the west end Of Pennsy lvania
Avenue, where no " instructions" are ever q.
ven, and where every one is left free to think
and act for himsslf-proridsd, il be in accord.
anee With the opinions Of the " captain and
the cook 2" A short time will determine the
truth % these predictions fIs farewell al.
dress to The Senate Is hapPiIy eOaeeiSed, and
generally sound in its views We shalt give
n 70 cur readers next week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

Several articles, Of minor interest, proper
ed for to-day's paper, have been laid aside 10
make room for the Report from the PhiIa-
deiPhiA Committee who lately waited upon
Geo. Jackson with the memorial from the
citizens Of that city. in favor OF re.tora-
tion Of the public dePosites to the U. $.
Bank. The facts here disclosed, cannot fail
to engage the serious attention Of every re-
flecting man in the country, although he may
be tempted to alternately laugh aud weep a.
no progresses in the perusal Of this extraor.
binary and astounding document.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

gan ~ss reelected superintendent AID Tho
mas O. Moncurc was reelected general 4
gent.
On Frii@y, the bill incorporating the VAL
ley Turnpike Company. with a capital Of
$3.50 900, two-6fths (sioo,ooo) To be sub
seribed by tho state, was taken up; aud, after
explanations BY Mr.. Waterman OF Rocking.
ham, wa, passed without opposition. This
bill grew out Of petition prepared by con-
sen,ioD ai woodstockj which petition, on
Mr.. Barton's motion, was re fcrred to \ select
committee, consisting Of Mes.r-. Barton. Wa
tcrman, Jones Of Shenandoah, Robertsos,
Bare, Moorman, Gibson, Buck, Caliahcr, and
Vance. This is bill Of great importance to
the Valley; and the work authorized by IL,
will, il carried into effect, extend the i'm
provements now in progress As far as uarri-
sonburg. Tho public-spiri,ed citizens Of
Winchester, Woodstock, &c. will now have
an opportunity Of applying their energies
(bsckcd by the statc) to 4 work OF aeknow-
lodged necessity and utility. No doubt is en-
tertained Of the passage OF the bill by the Sc
nate.
largo quantity OF business was despatch
ed to-day; but most Of it was Of a local char
| acter. There are yet more than one hundred
bills upon tho clerks tahlc-somc Of then,
long ones, aud some calculated to elicit de-
bate.
The amount Of business has been greatly
increased by the spirit Of internal improve
mcnt, which seems now TO animate ever,
part OF the state and by applications for
charters of manufacturing and other compa-
MES. Unless stop be put to the introduc-
ton of any new business. it will be impossi-
bic TO adjourn before the middle Of March.
Thursday next is fixed for the election Of
Judge Of the Henrieo circuit, in place Of
Judge Brockcnbrough, promoted. And IL is
not unlikely, If Rumour speaks true, that
there will be a new Senator TO choose, in
place Of Mr.. Rives, whose resignation is daily
expected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

Many Of our readers having expressed q
desire to see occasionally some Of the debates
In Congress, we have determined to crafty
their wishes rs often rs We can find space 20
do 20. Accordingly, we begin this week, BY
publishing short speech Of the Hon. HEs-
nj CLAY, an orator Of whom nothing will be
required Of US to ensure to his productions
al attentive perusaI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

We give to-day the melancholy intelligence Of
The death OF one of the most distinguished soos OF
This rrPablio-WItLI,N wIRr, Esd, the scho-
lar the orator, profound jurist, aud able states
man. We cannot a'ld to the eloqncnt tributes We
have recorded on our first page, the talents aud
virtues OF this great man. lie Vas truly. in the
language Of a frien'i, "a glorious combination Of
genius, with the hghes, moral anil social excel
ienee-a bright model Of public purity aud pri-
waite WORTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

We Invite the attention Of our readers, partieu-
IAriy Of those friendly to Mr.. CLAY. TO the pros
Peetus OF the " RirHNOSB CoHrILER," inserted
10 saOther column. The ability OF its editor, Mr.
RoBISsoH, sss writer. is fully established by tho
PrOsPeeIus itself. Subscriptions ~ii be received
~ this office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

An AntiBank meeting was held in Balti-
more on the 18th instant. The Patriot and
Chronicle OF that city, represent it as a com.
PIete failure, not comprising more than $ or
Duo persons, large number Of whom were
opposed to the objects Of the meeting-bcing
mere "lookers on in Venice"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

a sale Which took place IN New York
lA't week shows n striking nsahhes th.
fluctuations whieb have siieaded The spet
1isuons IN coal lands - Penssylvaais =
= tract Of coal land 20 sskoylkill eouniv
conisio,ng 81 acres, sss knoeksd dos. O.
ier $500, "hieh, IN 1879, vas sold TO-
so 900
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

Many vho justify the President in his war.
fare upon the 4. $. Bank. do so on the ground
mat Ne sHeaHs are improper to break down an
Unconstitutional Institution And this strange
and laWiess assumption u made by men v 40
dsi'y '1sv'A u most frothily sgainsf nufFfea.
hsA The widest southern huIli6er never
ssiur 80 extreVsEant Pretension az this 49,
&c requires the highest tosry,iru po.roy 10
perfect an Rot 81 puiii6cation, and that. Too
only a0er repeated and earnest remonstran.
oas. Bat sonse Of the horroF-striekon opr,o-
ucnts Of this doetFine, forgetting the absardL
y o. their position N their great zeal 10 su..
tain tho dol Of their hearts. absolutely clam
for sae sson fhe right 90 nuih6y an ace 81 Con
gress a pleasure. RiehssoaS Csapiisr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-02-27

The condition of tstisc ~ the &" .Ssfty Eia,f'
Banks ~ 10, state a NrW York, in ., f,r,i.,. g.
spee,y os hand. compared ith thar notss a. ,,r-
eulalIntl. l. rs lollna.