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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

SOmefhiHg .fIcW EHdeT The .SuH.-Tbe
Globe, the organ of the Loco Foco Ad-
mfnistraiion. contains the sin column
speech Of Mr.. Calhoun, on the 18Th
OF September, on the Sub Treasury
scheme recommended by Mr.. Van Blu.
rem. This may be deemed a sign of
the times. Not less. but even more re-
markable, is The amiable manner in
which the Globe refers 10 this speech.
After paving deserved compliment to
Mr.. CalhoUn's powers of condensation
and practical knowledge, IN reference
to the principles Of finance. the Globe
says: Some passages Of hrs speech
will be found iinged with ;he relics OF
preJudIces engcndered in the political
conflicts through which Mr.. G.. has
passed. This Is to be regretted" How
exceedingly mild and amiable the
Kitchen oracle has become, IN speaking
Of on opponenteupon whose head the
choicest Walls ~ rs wrath used 10 be
poured out. What will the old Roman
say to ihn change Of style
BaH. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

Uncommon 7riaL.-At the Goshen
IN. W Circuit Court. last week, the
following trial took place.
James Decker was tried on an in
dictmcnt for en,icing from her parents
without their consent, and marrying
her, girl under fourteen years of age,
named Margaret Reiyea.
This offence IS punishable by i'm
prisonment in the States Prison for a
term not exceeding three years, or
confinement in the county Jail for a
term not exceeding one year, or by a
fine not exceeding one thousand dol
lars, or by both Of the latter. The pri-
soner is young man Of about nineteen
years Of ags, and probably was not
aware OF the nature Of the offence and
the. punishment prescribed for il in the
statute. He appeared very much af-
iected and wept freely while the Jury
were out celebrating upon his case.-
Tho parties reside in the village Of War
wick, and from the testimony il ap.
peared that the young bride was a will
ling victim. On the morning of the
elopement she proceeded on foot with
her intended and his sister, from War.
wick to Edenville, a distance of Sc.
veral miles. with a view of having the
marriage solemnized before. Esquire
Houston. That gentleman being alb
sent from home. the bride suggested
the Propriety Of going on to Amity,
declaring IF IL trOS moi fired notD IL ne
rer rouid6e fired The jury returned
verdict Of guilty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

Important DeeiGOns.-At the late
term Of the Circuit Superior Court for
lhis county, Judge Thompson decided
that the entry of fictitious credit on
claim, for the purpose Of reducing il
within magistrates jurisdiction, is H.
legal. and that Writs Of Prohibition
will be granted in all such cases on APP
plicaiion TO a superior court His Ho-
nor also decided that il is illegal 20 cut
up large claim into smaller ones, for
the same purpose.
As these decisions are no doubt
sound law, our magistrates are bound
by their official oaihs TO dismiss all ca
ses 10 which they apply. for want ol
J ursdiciion.-Ler. ( Ha.J Gaz. Oct q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
LouI,vILLr- Ky. Oct. 3


.Nurder.-A murder was committed
in this place on Sunday last. by a.Ger-
man named Sheislan. II appears tina,
he had been engaged 10 be married to
the victim of his vengeance in Germa-
ny, but that some time since she came
to This country. He followed her, first
10 New York, then TO Pi.tsburg. then
to Cincinnati, and last week arrived in
this city, in search of his lady love-"
lie found her. but she had changed her
mind in regard to marrying him. On
Sunday lie asked her to walk with him,
and after walking TO the outskirts of the
town, he deliberately stabbed her with
knife, and continued cutting her until
life was extinct. and then gave himself
up TO the au,horities.- PuJiie .4dr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
TAILORING.

BIJUGIBI M9IE1GIE
REGS leave to remind HI. friends and fell
40 iow-eitizens. that the season has ar
rived for dofIing The habiIimenis of Summer
and Tor putting On The garments OF Autumn
aud Winter. our merchants are now receiy-
ing supple. Of beautiful and excellent cloths,
&c.. and lac takes this method To inform all
who NAV want
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

VINcESNES, Indiana, Sept. %.
The numerous public works now in
operation in Vincennes and its neigh
borhood, are progressing slowly, from
the scarcity Of hands alone. Two
hundred laborers would find employ
men: by visiting this place. The ca
nal for draining the pond. which is
abou; Z miles in length. the graduation
OF the Streets, and the turnpike road
to 81. Louis, are now under contract.
Must these works be retarded for the
want Of working handsi Will our
brethren at the east please note this -
II will be an act of humanity 10 many
human beings who arc unemployed
and are willing TO work. One dollar
per day Is the wages Of common
hand Goseffe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

WHO goes fhefeY SAID an fr.h
sentry Of the Bih1t legiOn. a ST. Sc
baston. 4 ffr6d. Va The prompt
reply. Thea stand sbcre 700 sfe ="
cr'ed Tat for, w the powers. you're
ihe first I've met with "a lb, mutbefm
,eountfy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

.4meTican Serranfs.-A Young man
from Vermont was hired by a family
who wrfc IN extreme want n foot
man. He was most fricndiS person
age, - willing as lc was free aud cas,
but he knew nothing Of liic out OF a
small farm house. An evening or Two
after hts arrival, there was a large par
" n The honsc. Ills mistress sifove
to Impress upon hun that all he had to
do at ica-tine WIS a. follow, with the
sugfr aud cream, the waiter whO car
RED the tea--to see that every one had
cream and sugar and 70 hold his
tongue. He die his part with an car
nest face. stepping industfiously from
guest 10 guest. When ne madc fhe
circuit and reached the door, a doubt
struck him, whether group in the
iartberest part Of The room had The hen
eft OF his attentions. lie raised him
self on his lfpioes, whh. I'm nk and
shouted over Tire heads ut the compa-
ny, 81 say, how are yeST fr sw ceinIn
IA that ere cornerT'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

rHr BANK OF EscLASD.-The Ia
test London Gazette contains the quar-.
terly statement Of the Bank OF Eng
land, from May Both TO August 22d.
Liabilities.
Clrc- Iation s,462, 900
Deposi,es li.005, 900
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

Pittsburgh. according 70 a late cen
sus, embracing the ADJOINING ioWns.
contains q population Of 1000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

The officers II the tennessee Legs.
htgre, iUst elected, aEe al Whigs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
Goats, PamtalOOns, Vests,

Or any work in his line. that he IS prepared
To accommodate them at a short notice and
upon terms rs liberal n good work can be
executed any where. lie receives, quarterly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
60Sh (Or .N1erOes.

WILL al all times give the highest prices
IN cash for likely young NEGROES,
OF both sexes, from ten TO iwe"iS five years
81 age. Persons having likely servants to
dispose Of, will do we'll TO call dn me al my
residence in ChafIesIown; aud any com
municatioa In writing will be promptly at
teHded TO. WIN. CROW, jr.
July %, Ia36--tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

.Msssrs JosSpts n .New Y0yk-I,
appears BY . statement II these hauk
err. that The amount Of mdcbtsdness IT,.
IN round Numbers. sN and a bali mill
fons.--iheI property seven millions
and over, leaving surplus - over
halls a million.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
CASH FOR ME0ROE8.

WISH 10 purchase - soon possible
~ FifTH NEGROES, for which number !
viii pay higher prices Ia cash than any pur-
chaser % this maskst. Persons who mar
have negroes for sale, are invited to call and
see ne In WinehesieP--or N incGnSeHient TO
Do so, ere requested 20 address me [. line,
10 which viii give iInmeJiate attention.
~. G.. DANIEL.
Winehesler, Sept. %, is37.-tL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
Tcr-.. per s---iaa Of "e..h.'

eEKEFERENCES: -The Trustees
Of the Male Academy, a''d the most respect.
able inhabitants either in Charlestown or
Winchester; also, the Rev. DIR. Hill, Alex
andris, and Rev. ID. u. Riddle, Pittsburgh.
CHARLEsrowN, Aug. 81, ls37.--u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
PAY T(OU-l 9rAssiSSg

NiiE subscribers respectfully notify The eiti-
II Zens OF Jefferson "uuly that the Tax
O., Fee-BiilS, and nilti, Fines, coHeciable
NJ the present year. afe due, and that they
are prepared to receive pas uiont for the same.
NuTE.-h ieiL be WHds. TODD hat The lac re-
qaiyt' the payer 90 furnish ,hSRPf.
&. " SAPPINGTON,
}. 10, NoENDREE,"
J. H. fLAGG,
Aug. ,, 1887 Drpt. ShsriGS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

The Richmond Enquirer states tina,
the vineyards in the vicinity Of that
city have yielded large crops Of grapes
this year. One gentleman will make
a thousand, and another upwards OF
six hundred gallons Of wine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

COOL Hamov, is the blue sk7 of the
soul. on which eyev. star u talent
will shine more clearly, snd the sun Of
genius encounter no vaPofs N his pas
sage. IFS the most tNquri,e beauty
OF hne face a redeemmg grace ~ 4
homely one. II j. like Tie green 30
the landscape, hmrfonfslng with every
color meIlOwIng the elotncs q the
bright and sOiienIny the hue of fhc
dafk % IKE flute IN luh concert II
instruments, a sound. no, IT hrt di--
covered by lhe ear. yer ding up nHr
breaks ~ the ooneOfd Nth o.. deep
faehdH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
GENEsAI. ,NTEuLuGKNCE.

CHEsArEANE AsD ONO CAsAL.-The In
telhscncer states that this grea. work /. in
rapid progress, and that the labor on it has
greatly increased. there being at this time
nearly four thousand persons employed on il
= In addition 10 the ineNhaIstible sources of
wealth To be- brought into action on the com
pletion OF the canal 10 Cumberland by the
transportation of the iron and bituninouS
coal of that vast mineral region, hc1 resour-
ccs Of incalculabc value are beng deveIop-
ed by the discovery OF probably the most OK
tcnsiSe dcposite of anthracite coal yet known
~ this country. Il Is situated, we understand
on sleepy creek, Morgan county, Virginia
and - within five or six miles of the canal.
10 which there may he easy access by n rail-
road, which NO learn j. already IN progress
Sleepy creek Is about fifteen mile, below the
CacaPou. To which point the canal will be
completed during the next spring-ihus Of
iering every facility for the transportation of
tins coal 10 market, and a vast accession TO
the trade and revenue Of the canal.
Company, with half n million of dol
lars, has been Incorporated 10y the. State Of
Virginia, and have commenced operations
with great spirit
Although the progress Of the canal Ia.
been slow, owing TO the many difficulties IL
has encountered, yet its completion is render
ed certain by the liberal subscription of The
State Of Maryland Of 81, 900 900 Her com
miSsioncrs are now IN Europe. for the pur-
pose Of negotiating the sale OF her stocks -
aud from recent accounts Of tho money mar
ket and the reduced rate of interest, thers is
reason TO hope that they will succeed.
Melancholy OceuJrenee.-We learn
that few days since, Mr.. SAMUEL
Cooke, one Of the SheriGs of Warren
county. was very seriously. perhaps
mortaHy wounded, by the discharge of
a gun supposed TO have been fired at
him by female. The only circum-
stances WHICH we have heard mem
toned in connection with the affair
are that Mr.. Cooke rode up 60 a house
with view of collecting taxes. and
that before he had dismounted from bis
horse the qua was fred at him by a
person whom he did not zee. The
female suspected has been arrested,
and is nowin jail at From, Royal.
t Winchester TWg'n, Oct. IL. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

Tesf r. LafoIfeai,OA. ~ native Of
ilie Emfrald Isle was asked ne other
day how ie eouJ tell hat B,as Wa
drunk "Fnth snswefed ~ I'd
never be aiirr say mg tbsf a man va.
drunk a. ~ without I sas him to g.
light his pipe q; pump"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
From, a. Lelinglgn lva.l ca.el.e. oei. 6.

From The Lexington (ra.) Ge=tite. Oct. 6.
The Synod Of Virginia, agrecably
TO adjournment, assembled at this place
yesterday at IL o'clock, NJ. The open.
ing sermon, a very appropriate one,
was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Morri-
son Of this county.
The Synod was then organized by
the election Of the Rev. VIM. Aikin-
son as Moderator, and Of Messrs.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

The Hon. Jos NJ. White. late de-
legate IN Congress from Florida. ka-
been admitted 90 practice at the bar OF
New York, and Will make that city
his future residence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

ASEehorE.-Tbr late Dr. We; b.,
ing married Sery tall lad, whose
name Nax Experience Was asked be-
OPINION ~ mwrnnony' ~ uhfrh b. 90.
plied. that BY koNR ESpenencc g.
found \ = very comfortable thing"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

More troops for Horida.-Brigadicr
General Atkinson has been instructed
to receive into the United States ser.
vice sax bundled volunteers. IN addition
10 the three hundred from the Platte
District. making nine hundred from
the State Of Missouri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

An unusually large number Of Min
isters and Elders are present, and our
village is quite throOged with strangers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

We learn that our distinguished fcl-
low-ciilLen, Mr.. Sully. The artist, is
about 10 visit Europe. Tie las been
called ihiiher 10 paint several portraits
u eminent n,en.--Pi,igd. Ina.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19

We learn that Thomas Dunlap. Esq.
was yesterday elected Second As.istan,
Cashier Of the Bank Of the United
States. ia place Of J. Cowperlhwait.
E'q. elected principal Cashier
Phika. IHguir0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-10-19
cHARLEsrowN ACADEMY.
The Female Department
% sss GharEcssos~s .sca.fsss5,

HIEDER the superintendence Of Mrs.
~ TRAWIN, will resume its opera
tions on Monday. September 4th.
This Institution has the advantage Of daily
instruction by the Principal Of TIE male
academy, and Is fat nished with Globes and
Mathematical Instruments, for the Projec-
lion Of Maps; also, 30 extensive ?hiloso-
Phieal, Astronomical, and Chemic al ApParn-
tus.
A full course Of CLASSICAL STUDIES will be
pursued IL required, rs we'll as the branches
usually taught in valuable and accomplish
ed EngliAh Education The liberal patron
age received during the past year, will prove
4 stimulus 10 still more sedulous exottions,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-25

tration were so anxious 10 get through
with the important public business, that
the great body Of them were willing 10
decide the case of Mr. Whitney upon The
preliminary motion. They understood
i! perfectly. ADD were ready to pu, an
cad to il at once. Tine Wise aud Peyton
party must, however have NJ. Whine,
in custody, 10 punish him for a contempt. 8
We hope they wall not order him TO bS
SHOT. as il is against the The constitution
10 p", man iwice in jeopardy for the
sa nr oiicncc.--Giobe.
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The Stcame5 Coagaree, HAN, arrived yesterdsJ
morning, having Icn Charleston on Sunday las.
TO TIL READERS OF THE JOURNAL.

TO Til READERS OF THE JOURNAL.
Win The ,:csca, number of the Journal, MY
connection, as Editor, ceases. Upon review OF
NY labors IN this ca aci,y) du:ins the last three
years. haze :onad nothing 10 rrsEei. al least, 20
L.!R, :v:,h rcspcc, 20 Tie coarse which have pus
sued q, 10 The priaaYies which the Journal has ad
voca.cs o: lhc coa:.a.y.i. IS with unseisned pea
s::c :.a' look upon I.e past. Wien NC comn'rn
e,. orr Editorial da,es i. will bc reco)lec:cd that
tho s:a,r .: soc:c:r in this community wo:c en- as
pee: &: less as7rcah..e ;icn ;ha: which i, now pre-
!;ar.:as Gisco;t party strife. and personal
2n n,os:;.rs re ;!..nugl.ou: he STATE Where
sc :ac: nos~' go:c. fo-so;:on' OF only remember
cd 80 :h:ays TIA. wc:,' Or: .:t..c Town then
s.r.a.nr bc.c.: lie .!dc Of emigration which had
s..c her streets and nde.cd her hcarths deso!a!c
i:c- trade n.ostrs:r cud her few remaining citizens
d.popia- .. discouraged. a!u.os. ready 10 abandon
ii! ho,-, oi tr,.c, days What wc now: A
b,sy .hriv;n.. ts,: hearted aud happy communal (
:y Tc a.c no; ran enough 10 a,.osate 20 ourselves
.nT ao:.S pcuons agc:.cy IL predicting these Eaigh.
- cl..n-cs. wc a.c cnn;rn; 20 ,hIns .hs. we bare
bcca au.:y OF ~ s;as,c ac: throughout. oUs career
20 :c,-.,. ;i,c;s,, ard ,a; .src no; jai.i 10 cx
cr: ou- jecNe t5or.t II Lie ca:ss VIC cPcats
.acu ;..s. OF: course We ci!al nerc. regret, tie
ea'y sons-c Of aoy -, ,,s: OF: abilities in ,i.;s ca
,lsI:r should have ia;!r, II: snort OF the zeal
,gr... &c !...c :c.!,: !ci Besides which, our
many Gag sc:aeals have 10: permitted us TO dc
yo., .!.., .:- 10 TIC .'e.rroi wc.. ~as necessary
to mike ia eo;t,1f: 4: =i times snc!, !, We
qonli r;s', Tais wr :.us. rgili &c ou. apology
T. :e-s wc haze a.;rG TO give satisfaction.
.,n. wc hop, ,l,: successor may no, only be
nu-c to,r,r!ci ;!i,a ourselves, fa' ;hc discharge
Of ,,.c duties which :s.I! ier"!rc upon h:;n,
b,:s .,to ;ha: .r increased prosperity OF on: 'sra
:r,l zi.arG h.r. cs=7s:sas remuneration &c: las
sc,r:e.. Nc c=ano: rrs's:, Lie fa;i' ~iiho;s orc
ua,.: 20 onr brother E:.:a.e. 10 all OF whom uc
an, M. A.. 10. Ia. eou::car, we!i has rendered
o... c:a;. v-.:., ,,c:r pleasant sad agreeable,
~, ,i.c,r. no, = tc discontinued without. 'eefc.-
I,e .,.,': ,!5csa al sood speed
JOHN c. VEST.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-25
{ Ornllllttcd

10 The .Eai Of kersh.w District. on the 18th
inst negro boy who says that his name is
w ,.raH', and thai he belongs 10 John Boyd,
lI,In2 IN Sumter District, on Jack Creek =
In" 30, ls about II or l5 years OF age.
dark compIec,cd, aud spare built. The ow--
ner is requested to come forward, prove pre-,
perry, pay charges and take bin, away.
" STRICKLAND, Iailor.
r,h IS-:,l-,f
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-25

.I-.s--,es. ~. las .cca .cccni:;y ,ic scrIo
Of :,sr:acciai '".s hy ';'e Inob, oeeasioa'd
:; tsc:r:s =. :!lc rS:-aSa-sn: pr.ce Of p'o:.soas1
$sv,;ai ,.o;rs b,"seu oIca and ;wo rsa:ee
...un-c,, !,.,c;4 Of F.oa- drs::osci. because The
oaar,a vc;c accused Of u,ono?o:.::ag 'he aEiic!e
%, he ;,i:7o- oi c,:o-!.nS high pr:ess !n'a the
eoa..G..:w Wr ,hoeil hardly suppose that les
,-ata TIC rr:aa:.:. IN ma..c., would be likely TO
eausc : reduction n The prise
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-25


i:.c.r E.shi'tn mc;nbe's Of the rseseni Con-
lt,s. wn olt ,ha! ,!crrs havr Tho right TO petition
;,a: s,,., ios redress oi grievances, and we tear
TN: :,c ruut,v sfo'r lkr!y 90 sncrease than d
.,i.i:. ~ lie South should Be awake on this sob
80. and wa.ccvc,y movement with jealous eye.
10y ...ouA no, be !u!rd hy The cry Of "Pcaec,
se-cr. when there peace, nor any likelihood
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-25

Tor C.,y Council Of Cier:'ssan offer Geld sic-
,,a o. tie .>ac OF ono hundred dollars, for The
...s: y.an q; Graia,a. - ely, accompanied sr
:: do. :. q, >.:t:-3.c s?'s7a:ioas.
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SIR N ED

I'M the lOh lns:,. a Bay HORSE. 3
" wears Old, with star IN his forehead.
H. l.. hands high: with saddle, briddic and
maruna7ic, Al, ncariy new. and saddle blankc;
w,t' :. black stripes Oh il. II sad horse Is
stopped and delivered i, M'Adams' Hotel
the po-soa 50 dong will be literally rewarded
a JoURNCYNTAT SADDLE oA
TARc.rSS MA EGR with study baec
re r,ct ,yl,it good cIcourn rr,-nt, IT immcdiat-
r,.,.' .'.ca,.ca IS ,t.a,.c TO JAS ROBERTS, IN CAN
,ca. : <
ian tiff
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-25

Nr .rc ,m.!co:rs! TO The ro...rncss o.: tie Han
loms !! EIeu,roaus, 20: 4 .u::'ae. O: pubic CO
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1837-02-25

saving Of fuel is every ,ling 10 steamboat
owners. The furnace Of Mr. Benucu's iu-'
ven.lon requires but one tenth tie quantity
Of fuel that is required by the old method
For cxamp!c-thc boat sha, requires thirty
cords per trip, can no:T perform the work
with three cgrds ihe great objection TO
the cnpi ymcnl ol scam n navigating ilic
ocean. has heretofore been that. /. Is iupos
s.hlc to carry fuel enough to make one con-
tlnuous voyaIc, say for example, across tho
i;Ian'lc, "hc!e ;i:c:r Is no stopping place
40 place of opposite lor (ucI, unll YOU brny
M araln,, The broaI,lIr OF the conilncnt.-
The ,nr. required would Always. under the
ol,! method ot pfop@!InG vessels. be more III
bulk n ncr.1'. q. any rate ihAn The toll
~ =. at .hc ,">-,! Ia rc proP"ii"d. AoY. II
"a II, up ! >;ip oi :, iion-n'! IONS. she
i. vi : --r,y h.,r h"r . '>' Il "l n 'tc
a. L.1 a, tn Ic 'yqnlc.I y flr. Bcnnei,
;, our am =. i tons ..l'i" Utmost.
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statement. before leaving Washington, that he
intended 10 feast, this summer, upon John Bell and
ny selt--hai Tennessee should stand erect, IN her
poliiiea, ~ less than six months ;
As | believe. he has come home determined to de-
struy every who dares To differ with him in OPP
MON to ms and that is The experiment he
~ now making. lit be his will, let him proceed.
Angry discussion add 10 my comfort II
may Ia hls Our compartments and aims are as be-
hr.e. lutle different endeavor To take facts rs
know u, believe them To exist. aud meet all the res
possibility they Justly throw upon me. IN the tenn
pen he Is, and with enlcebled faculties. he views
every thng rs an enemy that stands IN The road vi
his ambitton. lie persoaifos truth justice, ndcvrry
thing else winch obstructs his course, n u attacks
rLcm Mirh all dat ralIanry. with which he assails
political or personal opponents. lie has deterinin-
Ell he will die harine The character of great man.
whe my highest ambition IL to die conscious that
! deserrc the reputation of an honest one.
Your fellow citizen,
III. l.. WHITE.