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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

II. G. Scott, E,q, Chairman Of the COMMITTEE Of
Correspondence.
Sn-I received Circular addressed to the
Clergy of the civ Of Richmond, suggesting a meet
INC 10 expires, their sentiment, collectively and IN
diyidually, lrcoafdio tie conduct of the Northern
Abolnoui,'-.
In compliance with tie ataYeI attended IA meet
my Of the Clergy, under an impression their pro
cerding> might be such Is 10 admit my uniting
with them in feeling and sentiment, on this all I'M
potlant and interesting subject.
Finding, however, the body ol the CLERGY were
disposed 10 act in way which | could not unite
With cuots Of my faith, and DESTROYS # paying
due respect 10 tho notice received, have thought
proper to adopt this mode Of expressing ndividu-
ally, what havc been prevented from the rca-
som assigned, mdoine collectively. A. Isractcs, in
exile from the land Of orr forclalhers, We cannot
too gratefully appreciate the nesmable blcs,inrwc
cnioy, uudcr the protection of free and happy
Government These feeling, and the prcccprs of
our holy law, which direct us to pray for the
prosperity and peace OF the land in (which dwell,
render US opposed 10 any attempt 10 the distur
bancc of either, IN which lieht view the ncidri-
ous projects Of the AboIitionisls of the north. A.
fellow citizens, hold rs sacred the rights of pro-
pery, whether acquired by purchase or inhcri-
lance, and regard rs criminal an attempt or inter-
ference TO deprive the owner of his slave, as that
81 any other part ofbis property possession
OF which Is sanctioned by God and man, aud
which We deem duty, to defend by every effort
IN onr lower. Il That ina,mueh a orr ritual
and worship !, confined II our own persuasion, we
can have no hrsltaney i'll complying with the to-
nor of your l2lI Resolutions
VIII icNcut PRAYERS for Divine protection d.
ealn,t every threatening DANGER, aud sentiments of
respect for Yourself aud members of the Commit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

= r .,,r,,oSs of defeating me. | had 10 contend
AGAINST the whole popularity ri Andre" Jdohson
and Governor Carroll, and the Whole sircng'h o'
,b, Itnion Bank have been told by good men
tia, the managers of thai Bank offered twenty h'c
dollars a1otc for Mr.. liunsman had no pans
Ia aid me: | expected 10 lase lar race "",
when the time came, and the polls opened, l l"'H"
all llunisman judges, and, III nearly an C"'''
Uoutsman officer, 10 hold the electios. In Tact !
am a,tonishcd that | came near beating HIM as
did Men that were out Of their County could vote
for Mr.. lIimtsman, and, at tine same place, when
they would offer vote for mt, they were refused
by The same Judges In fact, see nohopf. l lac
People have almost gvcn up TO Diff@of' -lh-
drew Jackson has tranked loads Of extra Globes
to every Post Once in thi- District, with pros
pcrtls to get subscribers tor II. Vow WISH 10
ask the world question, the oldest man living
if they or me ever knew any President to serve
ont his tmc. and then to sci down 10 ePen cleo
pioneering for his successor The very paper
franhed by him, states that jude " bite has sold
llimsclfto the Bank. and that there are 10 JACKSON
Nlitc-men. have com 10 the conclusion, when
the People will sanction the like Of this, have
but little to hope for. do believe Santa Ana
Kingdom will be a paradise, compared with this, j.:
a few years The People are almost ready to
take the yoke ofbondage, and say g Amen jack
son done tit is all right
have spoken what thought, regardless of con-
sequences, and have submitted 10 my fate without
Il mnrmur and rejoice thai live IN il district that
has 50 near majority OF lrcemcn in il. From the
best inflammation | can get, | will be beaten few
votes over two hundred in near ten thousand votes
am yours, &c.
DAVID CROCkETT
p. :. Correct errors, and publish this letter, and
| take the responsibility.
The GOOD Colonel i, 50 indignant at the arts by
which his defeat has been effected, that he is not
Sparinn OF his rchukc OF those who sit in ioh Ila-
ccs. We have vcnturcd indeed 10 soften his Ian
euagc in one or two passages, where II was rather
too energetic. But the main tact statcdb the Co
lionel is confirmed by publications in the varioa,
Tennessee papers, and has indeed been admitted by
the official gazette, that the President Of the lmi-
ted States has used his frank for the circulation in
the late canvass, of numbers If the Globe in the
State Of Tennessee. To this effect find very
direct and positive aNcrmcnts in an article in tn,
Nashville Republican Of tn 18th instant, FROM
which We extract the following: :" II is = fact sll,-
ceptblc Of proof, if dened-t fact within til,
knowledge ofttc People Of a whole Smtc--tha
numcrou>--not far onlv-tlmt hundreds We
believe we might safely add thousands, Of Globes
containing the oulcS SANDERS against Iadac " hit,
and his leading friends, have been circulated. il
Til, State under the Presidrnt', frank" Not ON
", We believe, has such thine never been don,
by any former President, bni never has any thin.
like it been done b, amy President, or by his pro
curemcnt. Nat. HttL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

CoNE At L>sr,-By the annexed Card, pub
hshed in the New Haven Herald, We learn that the
LONG expected Comet has AT length made its APP
pcarancC.-lhc honor OF its FIRST discovery Cat
leastm this country,) belongs to Professor Olms-
tead and Mr.. Loom> OF \ ale ColIeec.
" HoHeyS fomct-l estcrday morning. Aug
3lst, we had the satisfaction of obser> me this IN
tcrcSting body, in the field of Cark's great tclc-
scopc.-Thc possibility OF conloundine it with a
Nebula, induced us to wait for another obscrva-
ton, IN order to ascertain whether ii changed its
place among the stars, IN which case no doubt
would remain of its being comet. The APP
proach of twilight prevented our ascertaining this
point Yesterday; but observations repeated this
morning plainly indicate a proper motion: and
beng very near the place ASST gned to lalcy's CO.
met, we recognize ii as the long expected vsi,ant.
It's present position is north of the Bulls Horns
little below the vcrtcN OF an equilatcral triangle,
formed with those two stars 1t is nearly in Il line
between the planet Jupiter and the Ploiades or Sc
ven stars, and nearer To the tormcr.-Or more par
ncularlv, at two O'Clock this morning, its right as
cension was oh. DIM, and It's dcclinatiOn \.
- deg, being about degree less tilan that dcri-
we'd from the elements of Pontecouant, which are
given IN the tonnaiSsancc DIES Tens for 1893.
The appearance in our telescope is that Of a
dlm. cloud, or halo, far less luminous than the plan
cts lis magnitude is such rs TO render it visible
III smaller telescopes, provided they afford suCci-
ent HIGHT. We employed only our lowest magniG-
CT (loo); but the fine lieht Of this Instrument. ba
wing an object glass OF ) inches, gives il Great adj
Nataees over ordinary telescopes in observation, Of
this KIND. DE\lSON OLMSTEAD,
ELIAS LOOMS.
ale College, Sept, |, 1925
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

Tjtc New Orleans Advertiser of the 18Th ult.
states that a passenger from Jacksonville informs
that two persons had been detected ia distri-
hntin" scditlous pamphlets amongst the slaves in
the neIghborhood of ST. Helena They were I'M
mcdialcy tried by the citizens, and the charges be-
inc fully proved, were sentenced to be hung forth
with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

valve cord, and while in the act of dom,
neck and cord were snatched with Mail ''si Il.
me, the upper portion Of the balloon b,,r., .fau
tremendous noise and and the whole q, win a
two or three hundred feet, with the ,.l.a. eI
stone. The rapid descent was then G,tl, = IL
cd ; and now the most critical moment ,.f 'h'fk.
was at hand moment HAT required c,i ''a i'ie
presence OF mind and activity, for an avfI '''ss,
presented itscii. Tie lower part of The -. GO
by the violent resistance Of the ATMOSPHERE On.
scending, had feen pressed against tic sun ~ IT.
the network, aud formed into parachute ,.r #
twenty-five feet in diameter; but through H.,
tire Of this imperfect parachute could bl.,l 'es.
naked valve, the small meshcs of TIE ia, The
grcat portion the sill, each side, vhrI g4aa
ed the resisting surface, hung in ribbands d.. IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

NEGRO PICKED Up IT sEA-A letter received
Boston from Portland, states that Guinra nee.
wa, picked up at sea, in the Gulf stream, by m
schooner Emcmc, at the distance orsiy hundred an,
forty miles from Cuba, and brought to that p5r
lie was IN a small canoe, and had left Cuba toes
cape from slavery. He had been from COMO II
Africa only ) or 8 months, and was almost r,banu
ted when fallen in with BY the schooner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

serves 10 be read with aiteut""' ~ =
stances under which il vas written are l''o".,''
- ,.;,,s.n5 tal ina them into consideration. the
,,,;,;a,s : ,nres,,.I hs Mr.. Kendall arr e. utica 10
!, favorable and liberal construction.
Post OBico DtPGrt'nent,
2ed August, 1885.
To SAMUEL l.. GoryrRsruR, Lso'
Postmaster At NeW ORR.
~.nye,,r letter of the llth INST, purporling
y, accompany letter from the American anti
slavery societv. aud a resolution adopted by ti.cm
c,,,c dulv to hand but without Tho documents dia-
aedtn. Seeing them published m the newspapers,
bowev,r. proceed To reply, without waiting 10
receive them oit3caiiy
II was rspi 10 propose to tn auti-sjaycrl Soeie-
~, Voluntarily to,esist from attempting 10 send the'f
notifications into the Southern States 10y the pub
lie mails: aud ter refusal 10 do 80 after they were
apnriscd that the entire mails were put IA Jeopal-
DIV by them Is but another evidence OF Tie iaIaty
oi-thc counsels bs winch the, are directed,
After mature consideration Of The subject aud
seeking the be,l advice within my reach, am
confirmed the opnion, that the postmaster gen
,.raI has no legal authority, by any order or rcEala
tim of his department, II exclude from the mails
any species OF newspapers lnaea2incSor pamphlets.
Snch a mower. vested IN the head ofthl, depart
ment. would be fearful, dangerous, and ht, been
nroncrly viihhcll. Au} order OF letter OF nllnr,
directing or officially >aneioning the step You have
taken. would. therefore, he utterly powcrcs, aud
void and would net in tho slightest degree relieve
YOU from It's responsibility
But ia prevent any mistake in your mind Or in
thar of the abalitinnist, OF the public IN relation
to nv position, and Neas, have no hrSiatontn
ssvinr that am deferred rom giving amy order to
exclude the whole setlss 81 abolition publication
from the southern m7i's Only BY "antoi icaal
powcr: and thalit | were situated ~ YOU ar,
Inn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

enemy TO tbis Commonwealth, any and every ia
d, duai, Who, ,lif,-ttl, indirectly aids in this
unholy crusade against the rights OF property and
the sanctty of sscia order
jM. RosoiutioH. Resolved, That while we view
slavery in the abstract evil, hold it to be
our first duty as Christians and citizens, 10 support
the civil institutions 81 orr country.
or. Rcs0fution. Resolved, That copies Of these
resolutions be sent In the Editors of the Courier
the Enquirer and thc Richmond Whe with a re-
quest that they would publish ibem in their rc>pcc-
livr papers, a, containing the sentiments Of the
Roman carhocs Of The city Of Richmond and
county Of IIcurco.
(Signcd) J. \. clIENALLIF, CHM.
JNs lirRnoN. secrv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

The lords Of the British treasury have dIsnn'-
SCI" several revenue officers, charged w!h m'a
tcring in the recent elections.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10

The tolls received in the month of july, on ta
New orN canals, amounted to 800 0l 90
which l3o,9s2 was on the Eric canal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-10
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL AND
TIE INCENplAR1ES.

From the " ]. Commercial idcerfiser' Ing. .
Mn. knNnaul.-We cory the following lmpof'
TAM letter from the Times OF this morning. II ne
serves In be read with attention. The clrcun-
stances under which il was written are peculiar
and ,rying.ana, takingthem into consideration the
oninions Expressed by Mr. Kendall arr eatI'led to
a, favorable and liberal constructions
Post OHcc D,Pdrtmem,
2ed August, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05
STORAGE.

WVHE subseribss havinx taken oss Of thoss
- large siate-roefsA WAREHOUSES, 10
Markst-strest, enc door below Paea, 10 pre-.
pared 70 receive on Storage, OF 10 give Ia
market price. for sny quantity Of
FTosss' or 0eher Produce
that nsy DO coosigpsd 70 hin By the RsIl
Road or other conveyance. AZ he ia,ssd. q
devote hts time sse particular sitsnsioo q
this business, he win BE- thanhful fer aav n
vors in hrs way frem his frissds ana ,Ae sub
i'c. who may depend upon the strietest pune
tualiiy 10 pay meat - veil % disposi,iou o
property sntrustsd 10 hs cara
JOHN C. RICHARDS.
Baltimore, Feb. 10. 1885.
aEyEaErcEs.
Geo. w. Hammond, Chariesfo-s, ia
w. s. u. Andersoo, Harpers-FrrTy.
Gen. Geo. Rust, do
AleIader brown h Sons,
Alezsadev Fridge,
VIM. b Geo. Morris,
JaA L. Hawkins, Cashr,
jacob h Charles Baltzell,
Thomas b II. Baltzell,
BsItIeil b D-:..As.c=. $Balfmore.
w. =. d A. Murdoch q Co.
Buehey zsd Kemp,
J. Hopkins Il Brothers.
IiOugh, Turner & 20.
Clark b kellogg,
Nelson Chart,
Jacob T. Tovson. HIEsu.bsrf.
5 5sss : 80; :;:;. s:'s.a. r"-..4 Cry
VIM $. NisseIls. CesrSvts-n, u. C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05
TAO.Ms4S FXyv.LEF.
no. - oH0TW8 WHARF.
Baltimore,

(Third door from tie Rail Rood,)
HI As made arrangements 10 transact =
III Gsn<rsi Consultation bssissss, and to
make the usual advances On eonsignnsats.
He will devote particular atisntioa 70 The
sale Of FLOUR. GRAIN, TOBACCO. and
other COUNTRY PRODUCE, and a.,tsr.
himself that bis long experiences in trade rim
enable him 70 give sstisfaetion TO those VI no
may eoshds their interests 70 his manage
ment.
The Pesiiion which he occupies, being near
che Rail Road and the water, affords every
facility Of shipping property brought By the
Cars With the least possible expense.
To such Of his eorrespoadents ~ desire L.,
he will from time 70 time eoumunicsts the
state Of the MARKET, and odd such suggestions
as he may deem useful.
Baltimore. Feb. IL, lS35-lI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05
MasCRLLANY.

Il Common Charaefr.-"There are
certain ladies. (says Hannah More, }
who, from beng faithful or frugal, are
reckoned excellent wives, and who.
indeed, make . man every thing bat
happy. They acquit themselves, per-
haPs, of the great points Of duty, bu,
IN 80 ungracious a way As clearly prove.
they do not find their pleasure in ii
Lest in account Of merit they should
run too high, they allow themselves to
be unpleasant an proportion a. they arc
useful. not considering that il is almost
the worst sort OF domestic iEnmorslity
10 be disaHecablc."
And she might have added. there
are certain gentlemen, who, if they do
not absolutely cudgel their wives, or
who instead Of speaking, content them
selves with looking dagsers at them.
are reckoned very excellent husbands.
Man lives IN, aud istoo apt 10 live for
the world; woman lives for her hus-
band, who unnecessarily aHto her. lie
should, therefore, when he crosses his
threshold. forget every thing but hrs
family. and devote what ayocstions al
lowed, TO the wife who devotes her
whole time TO him. Rad wives are
generally made 30 by bad husbands. or
by husbands who, though not positive
ly cruel, forget that Il il almost the
worst kind Of domestic immoral,t,,'' IN
be inattentive 10 wife for slight aud
neglect are doubly disagrrcable where
Affection should be rcoIprocased instead
% coldiy received.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05
JOHN BOGGS q Co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Spears Wharf, Baltimore, Nd.
A RE principally engaged in the ssls Of
IA pse1sss. having several frs-proof ware.
houses on the line OF the-Raii-Rosd. and are
al ell unss prepared 70 make liberal sdvan-
ees on eenaignments-
Rs|svsasss-
Asssrs- Eskise & EiehsIbsrEsr, ,
Hopkins Brothers, SsHAsTs'
Lssek q otspAsa. Msrtiesbasx.
Also. % Msssrs. Wager & O'Byrns, Har-
psrs-Fsrry. vhe viii forward 70 eoosiEa-
mott.
Feb. s. isas ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

Not long SINCE, IN South Carolina, a
clergyman was preaching on the diso-
bedicnco Of Jonah, when commanded
70 60 add preach 10 the NiDevites-
Alter deolaimiUg at length on the awful
consequences of dinbcdience 10 the
deyIne commands. be exclaimed in a
voice OF thunder That passed through
The congregation like ava electric shock
and are there any Jonahs hero -
There was a negro present whose name
was Jonah, and thinking himself called
upon. immediately rose, and turp,,0
up-his white eyes 20 the preacher. With
his brosdesi grin, and best bnw Yerv
readily answered, Here be one. Mas.
"a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05
kENTUCKY RHETORIC.

The Editor OF the Louisville Journal 4. m ex-
pert osrsmsa in navigating Salt River. While
skuliing up that stream. the er.ft u one OF h,.
sequaintsGees. With whom he dis.grecs rr.pee,-
ing some local measure, he eIprc..eth himself
on this wise:
There is little paragraph in ycster-
days Advertiser, in reply To our CORE.
sPondent Philo Candidus, signed 'ReA-
clip. So it seems. that lawyer PHI.
cher. ashamed Of his own name, is a,
length spelling IL 6aoktoards.. Hi,
whole paragraph reads best backwards
as well as the signature. He is a scnu-
Inc crab, and travels backward in eve.
~ thing. He was very
recently among the bitterest reyilers 81
the Circuit Judge, but he
has travelled backwards, and now
clings to the coat-tail Of His Honor
smoking and suffering and crackIin,
like . bunch Of crackers tied to The
tail Of bulldog.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05
MOSHER & SMITH,
CDunmisslOn Merchants,
An N unIa.I - & Ikcn apr

Baltimore,
HAVE for several yssrs been extensive
Ii ly engaged in receiving and selling for
MiLLEas AND FARsEas In virginia, MARY land,
and Pennsylvsaia, FLOUR 90 Commissioo ;
rs veil ~ ell other kinds Of Produce. Their
long experience in business will, they think
enable them to give sstirs satisfsetioa to
those Who may intrvst their intsrss, TO theis
care. Their warshouss are IRE proof sed
Immediately on the Rail Road. Liberal 3D.
WAGES made 90 eeesigsnsess whsa required
References.
"A n, S s:s::' g. .sS~ c-~,,. "a.
5. s.'1 iss; e. E.. serasar, c.-.,,.r "a.
S ): "f s,ss.' "a E.s. FREDERICK County. Va.
}. Putnam, Esq. SAenandsaA Cssrsy, Ia
~. Whstmore. Zen. RsckissAaa Cssary, ia.
bsitimore. Feb. IS, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

S'nGalU and most inporionf iarea-
fioH.--Mr. Parker, II the State Of New
York. has discovered q composition
which will harden like a stone. and vet
may be worked a. mOrtarl Exposure
To the weather causes Il 10 petrify and
become actual stone requiring . heavy
blow with a hammer 20 bresk n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

.Massaehusefts Senator.-The House
OF Representatives Of Massachusetts,,
on Tuesday, 18th ult. again elected
Gov. John Davis. on their part, as Sena-
tor an Congress. in place Of Mr.. Sis
bee. The vote was, for John Davis,
3OSi J. Q. Adams, Isl; VIM. Bay.
lies. 10; /. c. Bates %; scattering,
Ii.
The Senate Of Massachusetts, on
Friday after four balIottings, concurred
with the House. in the choice Of John
Davis, as Senator in Congress for SIX
years from the 9TH Of March next
The final vote in the Senate was:-J.
Davis. o0-W. Baylies, Ill. c.
Bates, 6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

The small pox is SAID TO be- very pre-
yalent N the city &C New York
Twelve deaths by that disease occurred
last week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

hsd come vPoa him 81 rather an unexpected
mooent; end b could have wished that
sos's Other sesstor had taken charge Of IL. }
he would move that . Coeamiiies be appoint
ted, according 10 ths request contained in
the eemmunieatios.
The Co@"i'tee w:s then ordered by the
unaninoos vote Of the senate.
Mr.. Cav proposed thst Il eon.ist Of Ave
Add sntrssted the Senate 10 forbssr extend.
log towards him the seeustomsd urbsnity
generally shown TO the mover OF = PROPOSE
ton, By leaving his name Oh the Con mi,tee.
The Senate proceeded To ballot FOE Con
oittss, When Il wss found that the following
Seostors wers elected: Msssrs. Sn,rs, Mar.
con, k,ss. Of GeosSis, wnGur, and Trls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

Il Ireaf1sr on -frSsh-.esie. BY JA.ss d. Dsss.
hss jsss been issssd from the p~~ss Of Broohs
b Cosrsd. wineh<sser. copy hsvisg bee.
prrss.sed 70 ~, nd sss having hsd time 10 es-
sninc 10. ve reqacssd . gessle@.., On who's
je'sms.sve ssn rely. to give Us his opinios d
ha With which rcqsss he complied. - follows:
l have devoted what leisure time I
have had for . few days past, to the
Perusal Of Mr.. Dodd's Arithmetic.
think it good system for primary
Schools, that the manner of instruction
1t proposes is plain and Ineligible; the
arrangement Of its contents is more iu-
dicious, than the most Of the Arithmc-
tics which are used in the Schools
with which / am acquainted. Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

II is stated in letter from Washing
ton. that DR.. r. &. Mason, Of Virgins.
recently appointed Chief Clerk in the
General Post Office, is . brother-in.law
to Major Bary, and that through him.
II Is hoped this rotten Department, may.
IN some measure, be brought out Of the
miro into which il has been so deeply
sunk through the imbecility Of its Chief.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05
Firsf Expectation of .7meyiean cold

fird ErPorfaiion Of .Hsericdn Cold.
The New York Transcript saws:
We understand the house of Measrs.
Douglass, Robinson & Go. have entered
for shipment on board the packet Co.
luTnb'a, Capt. Cobb, foF Liverpool. four
hundred eagles. This we are inform
ed. they have done with the sole view
81 accommodating their numerous and
extended friends embarking for New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
from Liverpool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

MR.. CLAY.-It has been the singu-
lar merit or singular good fortune OF
this Statesman. 10 have associated his
name with some great and beneficial
measure, at every great crisis which
mas occurred in the affairs Of the Union
during his public life. OF the last War
ne was conspicuous advocate, fight
ing side by side with Mr.. Calhoun AZ
a champion Of the measure. On the
Missouri question, in the Tariff Com
promise, and now on the French qucs-
ton, the name Of HENRY Clay stands
first in cOnnexion with 9 wholesome
measure. in which the jarring elements
OF party have amslgamated for the ge-
neral good Charleston Mercury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-03-05

The FRmo.-The moro arm ac-
quainted with agricultural affairs, tho
better ain pleased with them inso.
much that can no whore find So great
satisiacton nS in these innocent and
useful pursuits. In iDduig,ug ,he,c
feelings am led 20 reflect how much
more delightful to en- undebauched
mind, Is the task Of making improve
ments on the earth than ali the vain
glory which can be acquired from rava-
ging Il with an uninterrupted career Of
conquesls.- W0Aiingtoa's Letters.