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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
w~eHrsIrs. Ju1r n.

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The funeral ob,equies IN honor of the De.
pared nero, (LiFATETrE,l which took place
.. yesterday, were very Imposing The
Military, the Masonic fratcrnrts. aod : lar.
body Of citizens, formed procession. uDdsY
ths direction 81 Col. JoIS a. L. s~rr.,
Marshal Of the day. hearse. drsun -
four horses, was followed by tie R-soi5-
iionsTy officers and soldiers. - chef mourn
ers. Minute guns were fired a. SUNRISE aud
sunset, aud the bells we're toiied during the
procession. An appropriate aud eioqueut
orsiion was delivered by Rirhard T. Byrd.
Esa, mmemoratiye Of TIE virtues aud -srri-
ces Of lafayette
Tie Pfocession was ire larrrs; re have ~
er seen 20 Winchester. aud Tie occasson uEs
worthy Of H. R'gsbGcaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
20 - 49, - e.

FfSi m -e%-isrnsE HnrrlLE--Yzrs- r.
u .. Do~ some 4sss &2nn- \ EHrar -un.-
spread AtruAd- 80 n - 1e hr.s-e sa.-s II.
gong 10 Eu.F'eArh TT szaarz,=s e n r.s--.-- /.
Va. than UbOn Sr~ a Ans nv A.sz. s.,,,.i A.
generally and Jus-ls s-crsmns -r,g rus-rr.l-f
Where The ssul StAndtr rrls-r-n--E e-
hra gave .o1'-Ue. -1r zgr-oe .zis
has Dol After rEe-r cxr1zFsn l.rf1 A. FL.
obiAtD Iufo--nEtl0n- - Ass s..<ys -s-~-.-.t q
persons an hteh places a1s .rvuur na..a =
mouth, uri-fi, hAE1sg -+.Arass-s ssar g. ~ FL.
SUBJECT ii Il &c las nsE1ss As,sa ann, rl.-
10 the seHs Cd GDzernnsrn- u szsEr.1-
reputzti0a- - hsseas hsSHssnE Wr 7---
mission from h1m Sc 7.uiEssa ~ -, urK
leiter, aderes-es h. han - ~ Es,-uF st
4 re3surs and fise C4.srE e rast MT .-F-e-
10 ole or tsEe U1i.sT q .lss--s ssfsr-. A.. u
ed irnFrngrs=s a ots.GGis 49, Hsslatt
public THnasI-GE "a - -z2s5H. ar.u. -
Si5oers- whose Weddings IN riss On.
lnstice fo fsoiEirH8 F7ysrzzr. sa.1,. a.
falsely 1-.pcr-ed- does zis-rl sss1sl--
Tic ff',-Sds e. ~. Fsssxs.a ~
proud 81 tie d-ecs aud nsulHx ar,-.r
h'ch he las Jared -i,s rslE Kasna G. a..
aas seAitorue 10 llls AEnA. assr Ars~.rs 49,.
OfaeAIi0IsA against Ll- 1aanr sns lar L..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

The Tebness-s soare.t,e,- b.v, .So-..s
Sc PrnciPie .-spoksu Il YESTERDAY a, 49,,
dfscrssi1a, ---that TIE Iudietsl oa,.s ,b.li 4.
elective b The LegIsiaiurs for q tsr,. a 80
TIE Supvsps Court Judges are u h, 49,.
foy tHeiFe years-ons third D n ont 81 80.
strfy four yesrs The Cmeuit Csurt i.,l,,.
are q BE- etOsen for sigAf years, arA he A..
tortssy Ceneral sud state AttorBey fsr al,
ssars An Effort vas rsaae o. declare noos
- Tee oasesFs re-eiiEibis % oH.ce. sLisb
ht,esi. Tbey msy - rsu,oss3 frOu ofscs ca
stdrsss. ~ The Concurrent vote q tso thsr5,
- bsth kogsss.--i Bar .fa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

Extraordinary eircumssaace- The
following remarkable Circumstance 40
noticed IA the Onondaga Standard
Do the evening OF the 9th inst. one oi
the wsrmest days Of the season. three
persons in the family Of a Mr.. Ward,
living on the turnpike mile or too
west Of Onondags Hill. we're struck
With paralysis At the same instant Of
time. There were several persons IN
another part Of the house who were
MT affected. The effect produced ~as
precisely like that Of electricity. Al
the time il took place, . thunder show
er WAS passing at about two miles dis
lance, and II IS stated that NJ the mo
ment the persons injured fell. . strong
Hash VI lightning was Perceis ed, but q
was not accompanied. or followed i'm
mediatcly, by thunder. IL 10 difficult
to attribute the Circumstance TO the or
binary causes Ut paralysis, affecting
three persons IN one family slmuiiane-
ously; and we have never read OF
heard Of case of silent electricity
that produced the usual consequence
Of stroke OF lightning.
Hiss CraaG0H The case Of the
State Of Connecticut against Prudence
Crandall, for . violation Of q Law of the
State, forbiddirg the boarding. hsrbo-
ring. or teaching eolored persons. not
inhabitants Of the State, under certain
penalties. came on for argument before
the Supreme Court VI Eiror.. n Brook
Ign. ct. on Tuesday last, aud oceu.
ped the Court till the evening u
Wednesday. The Court has reserved
the decision Of the question-Preseni,
Chief Justice Daggett, and Associats
Justices Williams, Bissell and Church.
This case created good deal Of ex.
element IN Connecticut nearly . year
ago. Ii Frat came up for trial NJ The
County Court IN August 1855 but ths
Jury could not agree on = verdict. and
IT was continued. At the Suprem.
Court held in October following. b,
Justice Dlggett, the Judge charged the
Jury that the law was constit ational.
blacks not being citizen. within the
meaning OF the constitution Of the 4.
nited States-and the Jury returned ,
verdict Of gully sgains ST Miss Crandall.
The defendants counsel filed n bill Of
exceptions to the charge and the ieyai
and constitutional questions arising or
the record came up for the considera
ton aud determination Of the Court Of
Errors -Bostoa Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

~, Wiias N . iass speech, quasioE frou
-. 49, lfiena, saJs ;--'' PutiinC down oosrup-
80 oy e@p'oJing Stass Bstks " ne piaee
:. - osHea sseses, = Ike promoling ten
- esi.oifshinE Eve hundred EroE
'hols % place Of coz uholssais Eroeery.'i
.9ug. SrnL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

L'a-as'e.s Es,cts"a--Ta G-- uri,- - n = ---.
oil IN, Tie exact nGAJur-s si 49,
wing candidate fsr tUrc=Iar- - Er.n.. p.
be ssa. The riror Csn<---.ns-- - -.
anti isoksas- Gsca- K,,sl--s- rsrss Ga. e. -
formerly been \ ~sy,parzrr q n Ar
Ae rrsrHncrd Sau1Nrrssrn- yrsua~u.ss rF
electi0n- The G3os,. zlss--SErr -.ar-
besore Il w.s 81 &C lie wsoacs a e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

John kohcr1sOn. E-s- ana s<sr -l-rs.s i.
memoer Il tic Hs0-r 81 E<gu.-saa4z..r q. 2
the nrird StHaes, II suTrar no v-nxzsn-r -
easi"ned ss the rcssEtsfsu-i q Aast-t-v =.
Een-o'n, E-s- The ss..lU~ sisg M. 80 &c, :
sbe osfs sd Richmond, = r1.rrussn H. =.
u, Charles CsF.iHns !
Mr. Rn'her7sunis ~ibsdr E.s5Icies n -
trIcf a. 25-- Sr- Eara4r zi=x1nzn. ear
tion an LIE sEnmg. - -Nsss Ts--zIL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

'"' ~ '''~e'N'NH ioffh isghi, Jsiy u.
On Weduesday morning last. tbe POINT a
apht sharp insiTumeufs resembling faui a a
netdie' Wa observed, by hir Nm 11i.ustrrs,
~ 'his ,o~n, protrudns from the breast 81
one % his children. ABOUT % fna,tb. ~
iis applied pair 81 tueerers g. a. .ad i,
The cHcriign 81 cOnsi1erabis force pulled
nui a needle q neariy two inches co. ,e--th
lhe ehhd bad compiatne9 ~ m1rl PAR So
ihrec OF Four weeks past. thr result. o. daa.f
- ths movement 81 thc needle from tbs
throat OF stomach to~ fls the tssifi az ui..fA
y "as di'ccsersd-hsvin- 20 90 prtbasilsi,
been swallowed few weeks pre- sous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

F00r persons uere arrested ~ Htehmons
on saturday svtntng the 2Gfh uh under g.,
of1'nahro " prevent gambling reccufiy enari
- y Tie eofPoration q that cts Tias
aet' 20 Ds uied before tie MAJ pf's Corr CO.
N'n1iy last The nanes u tho iis8 idsals
arrested ass Tally, MsBn3s. H.H 80 ssrsst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

The C10eeriand papers state that the let
ting OF the contracts for making and repair
Ins the first division Of the Camberlsnd Road
has been completed, with the exception OF
two bridges part Of the road Is 10 be new
" located, and the whole Of the new Ioeattoo
IS to be HasAdamized with line stone.
Bait. I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

f-Hre laai.s sEE. -
- u na-gss slss i.is.ssfs .-s-
- suir lavurp Et
thsrF - tr Utrr 49, a.rfa ara
.'oA 81 i'i. ~ Sc u.,ls- a-.-..e
iAlrrrns - Fuar rt.arrrrfr 81 c.
49, 81 500 isasflsat. -l.s. 90
-tlfrs't hatt tseT lssr f..saf q 80
itte.'i.s ffi'tf n..fF..ar -r ~
~ ti alr rr1,t 80 sr rf r,rsrrr fr
as ia,i.s fi1f sau Atff i.st - a
20 cafa as FrlH oau1alr .r. lae
rasIoci aue tiEi-s isaancsaa
ala, 80 eal- car
GaaragH FIf
tatf Ia Ttrasrla -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

~ Engisn3 rsesusiy, ssosisrn Clespatss
F'H ~ s,'d = her lie. By deliberately apyly-
ing t~o hun'ifsd issehss % her body " bleed
80 - os'ih Aaoth~r fsaaie sSDosed her
sai 70 ssafa q lees f9f lie sszae purpose
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

u - not true, n stated 30 an Irish paper.
that Bishop England. of South Carolina. In.
been appointed Cardinal. lie was proceed
ing IRON Paris TO Rome, 10 lay before III,
Holy See the result Of his very .mportab,
legatiye mission to Hayti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

fsysa Of InfsmPeTsncs- One OF the Urrfoh-
cd inmates Of house Of al fame. IN Cros,
sirret' near the Five Poin:s, cEDe 10 her
death yesterday afternoon, IN consequences Of
enJeav oring 10 drink q pint Of spirits a, one
drausht, 10 decide q bet She died an a fex
minutes afier.-l.N y TiHss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

Oi9 DriErETs Nights Afb9nv Even
ins Journal contaiss the proceedings az a
ssesifnr AZ Delhi. ~ y. Of tie q. Gsy-ssg l,fsuS,
- - -fiaiasifs sfis-, - a Which Gen. Eas,rr,
NOT Frssded- These are solean Waraiuzs
20 tie reEsucy'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

During the severe storm, which arose abou-
one O'Clock IN the night, on Thursday ths
l6th alt. the house OF HrSEY R.nr,rrq 70
in the town Of Athens, IN Ohio. WAS struei
by iighioiDs, when bis youngest daughter
Miss HESRIETTA BARTLETT, a most Iovrlx
amiable, and interesting young LADY. IN ths
bloom Of health, in the 18Th year of her are
was instantly deprived or life BY tie desceni
OF tue electric Auid.--lSpfefaiOr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

Upwards Of two thousand Fmi.
grants have arrived at our port within
the last two weeks from the interior Of
Germany, many Of them rich, indie.
pendent farmers. and al Of them pos
sesslBg those habits Of industry snd
sobrieiy characteristic Of the eountry
Shieh gave them birth. They are eli
destined 10 the West. that land Of
promise 10 the fOrIorn and oppressed Of
EaroPe. where they will ere long give
as i@peiss 10 thu richness and re-.
sources IT those distant regions. which
masi make them the pride and boast OF
the New World. o. Bah. Ga.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

- CGa4s4 CSafessiSa--The Worcester Re-
publican. u JAcksoa paper. holds the folIowirs
iangu1ge- I'VE wIIi not hesifaie 70 saw thai
&c believe a change Is needed IN the Post
ohce DeP1rtment. that \ more eEieIent He'd
70 Il q demanded By the people They are
nos saiisAed usih the Pcesent management OF
ne dePar'nent--We do not hesitate To .ay
thaf The people hook Upon Gea- Jaek,on 10 ap-
point ensrIenf 0en 70 sssist han m The ,AD,n-
str1ilon Of the Governaent-and he Is re-
Ponssble 20 them II lie docs moi do 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

Among The recent deaths IN Rng.
land - that 81 RCBoLPH AcKERuANx
~eil kno~n even N this country, .,
he Pablishsr Of VARGAS works II taste.
ts vas ssHOn By birth. emigfated 10
I'ondon. vhere he followed Tor q time
me Trade. 10 which he ~as bred. Of Z
coach sa'lder aud a earrisEs drafts.
man. BY tb's latter branch, be vas
DroSght into conRexion With artists.
ana thence Uss led 70 commence busi.
ness - . pint seller. he was a mu
niheent pgJiisher.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

20 7os'si-y and GV1szlsalaBls.r -. p.
RAJ Land off,
Asrysus sk-Sei. - ssFl.i,.-sr q .-.
gils 1Es... l-.
bsse HaS EnEllrHHsE r.is.ir1inu al
hsac rrr-g rf.ussa 80 lran--
political sfiscs. Ara -ss1Srr.-s s,-,.. ...-.--.
IN frserruns - -ur.sar a. wsy4u L..r-
can the AiicIsi,l'n ID ySlz EAr,pr-nnrrr ~
ef'eS as~eIaas El1sz pS.uss s.as-sps., al.
some kf''d 81 esst1 yelfal s1rs s.s1 ....-..-
"a ~ ms frAnsartluiss uEt sE,s- B-gs-,r
eaAr g certainty ur-s EE-u~- Sig -
'e ~ ''r'9as Ehs7 q - ~ q. sztr-
~ a sou ~Aii ransrErtisg ss.s yr,s.B-r.s -
81 set 81 Jtsasos a. y.sssrarnl ,gvrr..r-
MS beiSrIDs- sdssr. i.sr4 ~ 1.ss u 49,.
iE'l ~ 70 ~tsse & tho-e sssH -. AZ as
p'e"' arg irn1'iffHaissr o. ssstr Ea<vs-aua !.
nc = Shi.'.a oc-rs't stsUrl.sur a.Esrr.u--
ac.er
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
Aes'uf't1ailg- gs'rr slS-s Hsrrs
CBA> gAS EAGLKNFy


rrz-u-s % -''u1 rsrss. Etl- ~ q
50 10 rsIsls - ziss snHour arsl. ~
'fti'f 90 liafs uss.ra.s,lE - lis-tss- u44--
e'rr hrs been azs Ea.5nzaas1n IN =.
ss.i'-l TIE l'ur1s Ha.G si1srnrs q
-eief snros a.t zFara sasta.a
it''af- i1s hsssn nunc 49, 81 80
s''uf n.isEoDurse sah rss Ea--.s-rr
~rtn ssHsss carerrs alfs 49, =
~ lar - esh Re HsusrsaIsal g. -
bs err recrsss
am rers rrs7.tg','trf ua.r~ -.-
iaaG -
80. e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

iHE YOUTH OF TibE COUNTRY.
The ChzriotiesViiie Advocate states the
foliOSIns grateful fact.
We understand, that of the 9OI stuSent.
at The Cnisersiiy. durisy the late session. nos
more ih1n or we're TIE .sg,sIszssfs Of the
Prese"t adminissrAtioa- The youth Of tie
country are sound 10 tie core
The college sentiment we unServiaoj \.
equally decisive and gs1niDous at William
Mary. nanPdes SiIsey, AMI RandOIoh
AaeOa. and &C do rot doubt. ~ VashIngton
College Also The youth Of today. kz1ra-
lively speaking ~Ili be the naa to-mo~roS
80 that 81 DesPOtIsD ao1 DcsP0aic Principles
iron The desenersry % the ulea Of this Esas-
rai'on IN sarfeo4er1ny their birih Tiyht 70 a
'aiiaAry dol. otsain :enPorsry Ascendant.
~e might Iadaiye the 4ssarzo1e. thai The
PRIME iPses for Shseh tIamp1en biei % the
held, and hSssei and SsIsey On tie seaEol4
are yet destined fSr giorposss resurrs-tssa
While The yoath q The country arc Ioyal
AID true. tie oAsins may ~ forged bot ,hst
oesef eaa be f7siene4- - Rieh- Uhsx.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

StRguisy E-ruf.--A siort taae sinrr. sav.
french paper. ~ $500 nsa uers hshssr Il
,le ensraaee - ne ssirss. ssey c11Eit large
staFscon, - the s;onach - shsch uas found
Pt'siie-'o, eoniasnsaE = sasabsr q gsgess.
"a AZ exosiieut stsie ~ prsseFvatioa. bsIouz-
ing - . nssai sGcer. 40 A. -. 80
wreehei slscri iius bsfors SIS siH g.
esEsfed a@oag thsss payers. sfu srrish :
rooT seidss-. 10 hst formeriF saved ffs e
er2set oti-sr's hfs 81 a. trr1reurrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

Tie TEE -sr-ies The ,tandinv ,r,,;-s--
Of the Uniied states, are tAas uaes.,,,r..d :,
the Railway IN. > Advocate.
The array Of the Unised States consist.
Of e.oSs rack and Gle TIE srsay Of dice
holders, 80, 600, Tsak ard IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

CIR 4 g L-rscr. aE5--.s.- % IL S.-.-
fsr 'es'sl-y. and CSasslaa,slplr-. ~. -.
RAJ Land off,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

u appears 70 be eenerai!y usAerstood N
LeorEfs that The recent decfssoa a tle con
Eesi'on Of Judges N TIE ess1 q TIE CArrokse
INJUNCTION AGAINST he State agent, SeteTnInes
no Posai eNeeif ore q Isz.l yrsofse. L.
di2n sovereignty and right 10 the sasi. aBS The
uncO1stnafiOu4idy q ths Georgia lass. ~
% Shsch are ALLEGED IN ne bsiis-ur7~ IN.
aooehed by ths judges, as3 tie ssnple ea.c
Considered, sketber tie Issiass can nlsfntatn
thelr ~etsoa ~ ease ~ tfe-Psss ssd o,aster.
:" ne Torn q - injunripon, n court Il
eqssiy. isstesd g TIE eoaa-sa lzus rrs~ss5.
iag - sna foE damages Tie latter = he
ordinary reEedy. but ths rcn,e5y ~ eh.neef,
~ss allowed "a this instance o. ~ Chsfoksss
- me eoarestioa. sn5er the perui,ar err
eumstanoes a he easr, ast tis9 peculiar
relsisoa 70 H. STATE
ne arEunaeht and teci si1-l ueo1 fte Cher
okee Prsieasso1s. ~ sss - ~ tse bti.s 81 la-
Jsnca iou, 49, eouae ~ - ~ ceart q chan
cry Bar -f.nsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07
-Mysterious Heaven ,

hAt moment 10 tl,e ground, blAokened eorsr
w AZ struck the bcauieoos mAidi"-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

- stS'edh, the eorrrsPon<srn, Of the Clarke
s0a MeTe"ry. lad si-> Globe admits al the,
Com Ehrsrr, f"ks,Ire-i.esd- ns-osry, invited
t~ Pressdus ans, has friends and visitors To hrr.k
Id 18th hlan, hss year. whsn on the Northern
tO1r. soi charged tisr hail :Sool TO th- govern
nent Amos kssl-n has 2Iioued this item in
kilsOtt's seeOlEts,
The R'shnOed Wig says Elliott mus, h,vr
h7sed the HerO Like iieiios1hAhrs, on the tongues
SfNishdEs.leA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-08-07

ave ask IN our turn, what friend Of The
standardization has spoken more freely Of II,
errors than the EnouireI,-and what friend O.
TIE opposition has dared To end fault with
the errors Of his own pariyE'
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-13

OFFICE HOLDERS IN TRotBLE.-On the 9th inst. the amendment dfered by MT. Vance to the appropriation bill in the House of Representatives was adPted by vote of S5 to P. The amendnent provides :: "That from all officers of the Eustoms, what ever name designated, or in whatever man. ner employed, there shall bededueted from the compensation now allowd to them by law at the rate of twenty-five per centum per annum and in no case, shall the com pensation, by salary, fees, or otherwise, be permitted to exceed, of a Collector, $3 ,000 per annum of surveyors and inspectors $2,500 per annum; and of weighers, gaug- CTS, markers, appraisers, and Ill others con- nected with the collection of the Customs, $2,000 per annun." Let Nr. Vance and has friend perseyere in the w,rk which they have began, and procure rduction of the wages of the President, and Ill other. office holders should know something of the pres sure which they have createl; 1t is proper that they should be made to ,toop beneath the burden which they have ben binding up- on other mems shoulders. OIe of the New York members of Congress rmarked some time since to Committee oihis distressed fellow citizens: Gentlemen, tit times ere aoett enouoh--the GoUeYnment doe not complain --it ss the people only thot complain" We are quite willing that the Goverment should have cause to complain as well as the peo- ple.-Lou. Jouw.
 Mr. FoRsYrH.-Howevg coarse and censurable may have been the epithets ap- piled by this Senator to the citizens of Bal timore, he may quit his alarms of personal violence should he again visit our city. Not a plait in his shirt, nor a hair of his wig will be disturbed-for sooner than his exquisite person should be rudely assailed, we would throw ourselves into the inminently deadly breach, to save hlm harmless. He can come here in perfect safety fer as he be- fore passed and repassed through our city without observation, it is not likely that his entrance or exit again, will be graced by 3 mob of"almost traitorso at his heels. Tho arms which repelled the British myrmadons from our shores, will hardly be raised tc cbastise slave of the President. Ii would indeed, be launching "Jove's thunderbolt' to kilI--a fy.-BaH. Chron.
 yIRerNrA.-Letters from Richmond sa, that Gov. Tazewell will call the legislatur together immediately, that the opinion of tn State may be expressed on the great polti cal questions of the day.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-13
..,,,s roR THE ADVOCATE.

'sI 'lssIIIowing gentlemen nave been ap-
 Arents for this paper:
 s9 Tgraer, Crawford c Il.
 < Savlors, P. M. Jackson county.
 sy,,,,ksadaH, Jackson, Lawrence co. | Wolc P. N. Izard Courthouse. E rrner, Batesville. E cgopley, Lawrence county Es EsBsssard, Lafayette county. E raldpeH, Jefferson county. 1smes ScuH, P. M. Pine Bluff. |F gon. r. NJ. Monroe county. R Pation, P. M. Chicot county. D. Ferguson P. M. Crittenden co. s Riscoe, Phillips county. EsrrsIlg, Arkansas counnty. aClark, Miller county. s'.sohe Ciark, Sevier county. N T6ran, do. ~ @ss Hubbard, Hempstead county. dsilins. P. NJ. Clark county. pkIn Steuart, Esq, Lafayette county, mas .NaiherS, Conway county. 1, H;bbin. do. do.
 a N Clarke. P. M. Morrison's Bluff. mns, Vineyard. Washington CO., lE. Turner, Fayetteville do. Johason, St. Francis county. !. Wbiitington, Hot Spring county. :. R. RgaR, Mouth of Arkansas. 2. Miller. P. NJ. Randolph. Tenn. -Ies CalaweH. Caldwelton, Pulaski Co. eCiarke, McLean's Bot, Craw ford Co. < NiIliams, Clarke Go. A. T.
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linen to the wayes-a glorious sIght--ant
 we nave seen iiel re;;isf: ,ssiith her sails fen and blackened, and her hull defaced anc
 her spars shattered. It reminded US oi the course of human life. The youth leaves hls home. Hope is warm at his heart-the world looks bright, and joy and confidence bear him on. He returns in after years his heart IS scared by misfortune and scathed by sorrow. He has trodden the rough ways of life with bleeding feet--he has trusted and been deceived--and he returns to lay hls bones in the soil ot, his father land. But let time go on. We will enjoy the fectng moment--and our blood shall never chill while we have kind friends to greet us and bright eyes to cheer us as we wander gave ward. We are to grow grey, and old and babbling-unless we die earlier--but what need of grief therefor? We will enjoy our- selyes--and the philosopher may sheer and tho austere man may reprobate-but never theless we will enjoy ourselves.
 There are men who have improved upon utilltariamsm--ultra Benthamites ire they, who hate every thing that is not aseful.- Such men love not poetry and care not for the lucubrations of the Walking Gentleman. There is no use in such things, they cry as if there were nothing useful in speaking to the better and nobler sympathes d our nature--as if men must be always bidding on through the highways of life, ir dust and turmoil, and neverturning aside into thegreen lanes of poetry, or indulging nrecreation and amusement. Such men would have made fine universe for us toEinhabit.- There would have been no fbwers-no leaves to sing in the wind-for tley are not useful-there would have been bo stars but the whole heavens would have been written over with algebraic chaacters and Egyptian hieroglyphics. We pity such men. We pity them because Ye know the value of enjoyments which they cannot ap- preciate.
 We would not underyalue or aetract from, the more solid, and as they ara called, use- tul portions of literature and karning-but t may safely be questioned whether much of 1t IS not useless and vain-tending nei- ther to exalt the mind, purify the feelings, to increase our happiness, or to lift us above the petty cares and troubles of this world It is natural for man to be vain, and there fore it is natura! for the mathematician and the astronomer and the seareher into ab- struse philosophy to praise and exalt his own science-but much doubt we. if after all, many of these pursnits-n1any of these nocturnal vigils in which oil hathbeen vast ed and brains worn away-maly of these ponderous tonnes, the works ofgreat intel lects, have bestowed any lastint good upon the world or increased the hanness of in- dtvidua1s. One page breatffg ol fIiefIl- ship for man and love for naure is worth them all-and, to our mind, Burns was far more real benefactor to thf human race than the great Newton. If his be heresy sire cannot burn 1t out of us--we will die in 1t at the stake"
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JAMES MCKINNEY,
 Attorney af Law.

L ESiDES in Columbia, Chicot coun N ty. Arkansas Territory, and will ''ssssaiarly attend the Superior Court at
 Nttle Rock-also the Circuit Courts Q! 3nttehden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, Nkansas and Chicot counties; and will Atend to the settlement and collection Of 'eots in any part of the Territory. Any confded to him, shall be prompt
 { attended to.
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