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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

DrsApPoISrMrsr.-Tn general. in
reference 10 the transactions of this
LIE, We may reasonably calculate on
beng disappointed IN one bali Of our
expectations and desires; and even
whel there Is. TO human perception.
no cause whatever for disappointment,
We are sometimes doomed 10 endure
the psngs. consequent upon reverse
OF circumstances. which Otherwise
would produce IN our minds the mos.
pleasing reflections. and ever alter be
one OF The green spots Of our life. upon
which memory would delight TO hnger.
Such. tor instance. - peculiarly the
Case. ahen We receive unkind and IN.
generous treatment from those whom
We thought were our friends, aud ia
whom We may have placed Implicit
confidence. add even gone 10 Ear aS 10
uncover ,o their New our private con o
cetns. Fortunately. how .cr lot thc
happiness of mankind, instance. Of tin,
Character. are ot Comparatively unirc-
qurnt occurrence. In such eases. the
polInancy OF our feelings. Is not De
cause We have actually lost some OF
our real friends. but because We have
been deceived nv those in whose ho-
ncsty and irienGshrp We trusted. aud
leIi prey To their Insidious nachlna.
liouS. Consequently, were a not that
We had contidrd our sccrct thought, to
unw orthy minds. sc should have as
great reason Tor rcjo'c,ng a, regret, IN
a>much a, We lose nn,iin-, aud have
the testimony at oar oAn Conscience
that We ourselves have not dc,ili-i
from the path Of reol.ludc and virtue,
aud hrucr, are not the cause OF our
DUN mIsinuuueS.
We should learn lessons OF wisdom
from experience. and not suffer every
one VITO hls The scmhlancc Of puuiv
IA las appearance. ard nav court or.
notice and favor, 10 mcddlc ~,th Tie
SpIIny, ot our happ,nc.>; NC should
also erSeCi which would ia some de.
g'ce pIeparc US 10 met. dsappnlnt-
meui., a. no foresight possessed hv
mortalS, can behold them la iu,urity.
and therefore cannot prevent their &C
curcnce.-Eniiin0re .Ho0umeat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

HsriiBg Ch,kirea ~ me H'oJH-
MANY 9n unWise parent labors hard and
lives spaunelv all hi, late Tor the rur-
pose OF Leaving enousb TO give ~,
children a start m the world .a,tttsCs.i.
cd. Setting a Young man sHoaf -
money lril him bv felau,es. o. l.r IS.
us lhc blsdIcrs ptJar ihr sfm al aur
whO cannot sWtr--iru chances 60 auF
10 sili lose hi, bladder and 20 o. lie
hoiioif. Teach him 10 swim and 'Nru
be viil never need he biltdr'. GIVE
,our chtld a sound education. and ,ou
have done enough iof llm See CO. e.
thlt Us morals aie pure hi' mod CYl.
u'atcd. and Be- whole naiute made
.ub.cf, tent TO the laws Whirh go, rfn
u,n. and sou have given han Aha'
NtIl De- ~ more ,slue than the vtai,h
q ihr lndics YOU have gwen him a
.tair mrh 600 misfortune can depff,e
t,u a. The esrlicr ou ifsfh him 60
epend upon his Own iesOlrces ibe
better
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

D,st ~ a. trs pfssJ ~ rsshlDg --Weu'A
&c % sHeit,r o. iLt o. iov x ,smsfs "
steel b. soHie @ ut sf.y tsrr4 zoe dave
" hsn r+af susn srf1ks r..srtit te has
dressed hiusrif clean 90 90 Pafps.s. Tte
SlHnf ~ aFF s,sfs BE- csff<tI % 81 o. aided
b. q o. ihsf q sii b,J.ss. To tetfay . n.as
- 4 corr . ga ginsison. - msch essstsr
aasnse srat' - ihs r1pssfssiisaef ssDilssaas
tsss aay ssghssses u dftss iaasiassls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
"FRA.coIs VALET.
"Pctat .No!tSe, 18Th S,pL 1897"


Linus, Lnrysrs and Legislation -
Lawyers make the Law. lawyers ex-
pound the law, and lawN cn apply the
law. OF course they make the law 90
that none may understand the law
None understanding the Law. they are
called 90 eHpound the Law aud since
they alone can eHpOund the law ), 10
81 course fof thea alone ~ apply the
law.-N. y. .SuH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

ACCIDENT A little daughter Of Mr..
Samuel DIehl. OF Adams county, Pa
aged aoout Il Years. ia attempting TO
take an apple from the hopper Of an
apple mill. had her band caught nv the
nuts. and before the mill could be stop
ped. her arm was drawn ia and man.
sled so as 10 render amputaJlo ION above
The elbow necessary. Though this one
ration was delayed somewhat too long
.iE The hope Of SAVING the arm, sill 1t
Is thought the little suG.rer will reco.
yer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

4 bsdiT calling 81 lbe dwelling ~ =
Ii.Ue@ed Q"skef. 90 serte Wtd was
refused ado Stance lle said 70 tbe 80.
want. Your master IS 81 home Bot he
wlli not see ne lle Aas afen Ihtr.
friend. sid Abigail. BIT ho does
nOs lie ny sPposnnCs,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

BEREAvEMFNT.- There l. some tmng
beautiful ~ deaih-nol indeed ~ mere
dissolution. but ia that appointment oy
which friends for season are Srparl,
ed. Many ate the blessing, which
SpTing from bereavement: not the least
OF these Is. that, by Transferring 90 Hra-
ven new virtues. Il constantly clothes
II with new attractions True. the
place Is filled with the glorious pre-.
,cuce OF saint, and angels and God the
e Of all. But 81 hen some obiec, j,
taken from our o%n embrace. end re-
moved 10 tie lard ct souls, Heaven
Is 40 longer Inhabited, cN,Iu,i,civ,
wiih those majestic virtues, which awe
Us whilr We gaze hot also win those
kindred and familiar ones, " hose pre-
scnce with u here has charmed aud
improved us, ani which we have pre-
served InmoIth "a Our memories -
Our all, clions follow them 10 Their new
abode, IN % new ue IS formed 10
unite u t. the heavenly world. Thus
II !, that God uHt~ILes our aIcCdJn
one by one IRON Their grasp upon
earth. all at length the whole current
OF our sympaiIiies sets towards the spi
rit.land. IL Is as II ono should find
himself deserted m the home Of his Ia
theirs, alter one and another Of his Kind
red had departed 10 n foreign cline
Then hc finds las affections deserving
the land Of his birth, and rushing to
wards the unknoW country beyond
The waves. How d,iFeren, would It be
were We TO leave thIs world ~ cnmpa
MES Then earth would reign supreme
~ our affections up e. the moment 81
departure We ought not then "a be-
Tea,ement 90 speak 81 'hlishicd hopes
Call not the affections dcsOIsicd The
virtues Which called them forth nov
spread ou their blossoms bcn"aih pure
skies. II we Will bat follow then Vi'h
our love. instead ~ taking Of 'srpap.
lion. that love shall csi,h ;he c.leJi.i
,igor which ~ ih4i other chine lives
and brcathes through al thug.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

mesa OF constant. vigorous action. 10th
Of body and mind. and the importance
Of choosing nicely between the various
occupations which life presents.
Boston Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

PtE'stRr AsD rEorfr--A Br-'on
paper .aS,.---"W e learn lfDn ibc Yso.
man taze.ic that sfsoi,ty to,ses d. 81
amusement mY.h puci.ei ~ hat ,i-
Cinity of la'r Itis g. rOg tininz
pleasure anil profit vifb icU,h a tte
dangerous II enough 10 eAOle SIC
rersons system b. BIRDS csc strw
of tte d,Ilhn % apprehension snJ
distant nCslcct0f tho STATE w"on
Ats La
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

P,9cfcJ W4tr1hoa u Gsa. Jet.
.on 5 t'moU5 srqtimsof The bless.
'nz, 81 go,erurcnf. Ike iho dew. Of
Heaven should de.ocDd equally on tlIe
uch and Ibe poor
Member. Of Congress. all a. whom
belong % The vc4.tbirst class g socic.
iy--ba,e been paid their wages 30
Gold--bst tie lahofer. employed rs
Government. aid Revolutionary PEG.
sioner'. are obliged TO hko Siia Pies.
fsys o. nothing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

n Coadenaed Character We late.
" heard one editor thus sum up tho
character of another: lie - too con-
trmp'iblr be worthy Of hate. snd too 10
s,En,bcant in rerAy ihr trouble Of tes-
piHng hun .N,~ Era.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

Gen. JacksIu's Experiments rescm-
bic ihc gun of Hud,hrls. IN kicking
'hrir o"nfr over. lln attempts 10
economic ihc expenditures At The 90.
'efnmcnt resulted ,n increasing them
from Sli0OO ODu 10 S}G 900 OUO per
lnnum-- (sce Messrs Camhreleng' /.
and Woodbury. daienrnt.) ~ bile
BIS hutrblc cGuts 60 restore ihc con.
sliiulional currency Of gold ADD silver. 20
have resulted ~ tie bsnishment az The
precious metals from circulation and
me emission e treasury notes to enl.
bic tie go,cinTcui ~ pay o., Ir'is
ILsHei5uSv " g,aia4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
GENERAL ,NTsLLIGENcE.
FROM FLORIDA.
CAPTURE or THE CHIEF PoU'ELL
.i,ND ms B.iND

SaraHaah, OOioJer &c. 1897.
Capt. Mock. OF the Steamboat Flori-
ds. who arrived last evening from St
Augustine. informs us that Powell and
all his Warriors were safely lodged ia
the Fort
Extract II a letter Jcom a gentleman al 81 .7u-
gusiiae. 10 oraf an his city. dI al Oct 22d
- We made a glorious haul vrsicr-
day. Powell. and all the war chief, cx-
cept three, are now lodged ia the Font.
with eighty of their warrIorS-,hc bone
and Sincw of their nation. Seventy ne
grocs came in day or tao since. and
Il large nu nber ara now Mt Volusia.
whittier Steamboat goes this morn,n.
TO get them.
Powell and his baud came with tho
avowed intention oi having some talk
but probably %uh the real one of en-
deavorIng 10 rescue Philip Who Tell in
TO our hands some days ago, rs al were
armed. Yesterday they arrived about
y miles from here. and sent mrs,en.
ger To Gen. HERSANDEz. who went gu.
10 see them. Gen. JEsUP al 20 proceed
ed TO the vicinity OF their Camp; aud
while they were talking with Gen. II
they were suddenly surrounded by two
hundred horse; SO suddenly that they
b ~ not time 10 raise single Iill-.
though all had one by their sides
They we're n.aIched TO town. and are
now safely under lock and KEY, aud
there they will be kept. If ~aichful-
Eess and strong guard can keep them
there"
TIL" writer says he docs mot think
that this will Immed Iatrly end the war.
but we have drawn the flhgs from the
reptile so that he can no longer bite"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

Canals IN The Umifed Sioles.-sA Buf.
laln paper gives the aggregate Epf }DlHO
miles: G1S oi which are in New York
Si7 IN Pennsylvanis, SCI in Ohio. 800
IN Maryland and Pennsylvania. loo in
Louisians, 100 in New Jersey. and 100
ia South Carolina, sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.

RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS.
The following document copy Of which
was addressed To each OF our BANG. indicst. :
d'>PosIIion to do some thing decisive ~ the
Wsy Uf rcsirmtt on OF specie payne, {, -
Many unsUU"d institutions must 81 nece,,ity
go by tie hoard
"NEw YonK, DC ober % 1857.
"Sn: NJ general meeting of the
officers OF the Banks OF the City Of y
York. held on the 18th at thus month.
the Committee appointed on the 10Th
oi August last lad before tlra-speeting
the communications receiN cd from the
Banks III the several States, in an swcr
To the Circular OF the committee Of the
18th Of August last.
"Whereupon Il was unanimously
ReSoired, That the Banks in the seve.
Tal States be respectfully invited Ia
appoint delegates 10 meet on the 21iil
day Oi November next, IN TIE city OF
New York. lur thr purpose Of confer.
ring on the time v hen specie payments
may be resumed With safety and or
the measures necessary 20 effect that
purpose.
We pray you 20 communicate ihi,
letter to such other Banks IN your state
rs YOU may deem proper. aud lca,ing
the number OF Delegates entirely IL
yourselves. We only be- leave 10 urge
The importance OF having every State
represented.
We have the honor TO be,
Respectfully, SIR,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

SHRIMP. the German who murdered
a Young w"man some weeks since, for
refusing 10 mary him. was on Wed.
ne>dav. Oct. 2irh. tiled and plead gull
~ lie requested that sentence might
he imn, draiely passed a accordingly.
he was sentenced. hy Judge Marshall.
In be hung on The 18th Of next month.
LOuiSriHe .Aoreriiser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

n SERIOUS MISTAKE. If IL as one
On the 22i of July last. the Secretary
OF War ISSUED an order. authorizing the
enlistment OF seven hundred Indians
IN bands Of 80 each, upon the follow.
lns terms. for xix months service:
To each leader OF band. StI7 0O
Tn each OF the others, 27U on
Under this order. 2DO Delawsres and
Sha Nnres had arrived at ST. Louis, and
embarked for Florida. Subsequently,.
another o:der was received. alleging
that there was n mistake in 'he pre- viou,
order, aud that INSTEAD Of S27U it should
hrve bceG only $40
\ special messenger left 81. Loui,
on Sunday last ia the Steam Boat Al
ton, for New Orleans, 10 bear the intel
ligence OF the mistake TO the Indians.
II was supposed he would not reach
them until after they had arrived in
Florida.
IL - really remarkable that such a
mistake should have occurred and re-.
nam unGciecird los two months The
editor of the 81. Louis Republican
thinks tina, Poiasrt became fearful
that giving Indians eight times as much
pay u our own volunteers, would be
unpopular, aud. therefore. pretended
that lhcTc was ] mistake
PiAsbu-g Ga:tn..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
Baaou MINI. S.pL lsfh. lel7.

There can be no dependence put in
the marks Of aicC,ionatc love. that
may hereafter be shown 10 any one by
Miss Mrldnie Youn,. because shc
~ ore love 10 ne nIrc than one thou
sand Tines IN a month. bat >, The lime
Tor her to uGils herself Nth me APP
preached, sac recalled all her promises
and would not realize them.
s.Ne ihIs notice 10 the public. so as
90 keep IN future any honest man from
being durcd by Tie peIGdy Of Miss
Melanie Young.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

The Wing Sub.Trcasury advocates are
continually asserting that this scheme
was Wing u easuIe ~ 1874. We de-
ny a. Only 30 Wings voted Tor Gen.
Gordon propo>ilIon-bu Gen. C's
propagation differs essentially from tho
project nov before the publ,c--'n this.
'hai It Gii not propose 10 make war
upon tie local banks bl d,sofedinnc
Their noe, nor Odd II recognize Ben
tons gold humbus" 10 any shape.
u was frse.sed iur Nc Calhoun 10
TAX" tie lead ~ this var upon State In.
Iiiotions under pfcicnoe OF maintain
Jog Stale Rights LgoelJWg ing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

lar KY s'.'l hnp,.l eurr-w ), ,l,- same
As ~hr". IA v-r:, d-,s. first %. held Ih-c.
All Use 'sVh -"g' III ,.,.o,ing mount-iss side
j. traced Nth -,cn,es TO E,ii'ie the car,
O' Host il'c barge. Of thrifty ruirrl,ris-.
Tbs hc'ghis. that tOs'r'd above our heads. arr
Sincu
He.iceAh 9Th temples ani " iih t-nrmet,ts,
t"'i I" You ',H,sai"g ~ v" here the fields
Wen ~O''t 40 gTv~n by,tsil, IT. abundant ertr,
ihr,r'. dn 10y Lsrr-"nea The tlrm,t-, TOO,
t,iJs, ia iornsr tD'.c, s'..i r',,s hi, gr.tSs
Opo" 'l'e s,'".~, .s 'i's o,d to t,.v ear
oi i-s,e. The people, too. have ,h~ny'I: some.
ss.e
10 distant lands; snmr, To their cndlrss home,
t"d some. "p~ us,i'"s al this hu>, spot.
h's>' -tc ""t the same NV vl,,i.i,,I, II,ou I.is
li-' i~"e'rd thu, ~u''l lee. w., .lii. .l,.ng'l
n" ti"'u, To- IL Shenandoah ti,Du AT Like
lee slr-''is ciITr.I.i Ut a ffir,,.II, h,-,t
h.' HOES tie s-n'- >i.iU, .,,tI 49, storms
hhd Keeps u~Ci,v,ii"g euurs md I'll ,i,s.i..r
L1r sal S'it u ~: .rl shrn -, 80, come
ron, Si't'vi" Siituvs; s"d sc. I,yrei,AnSV, thu
face
W '''r hu' Sir-ngrrs; bnh look in Vsiu
t'F t'''sr with hpn' .p,,ivi uu ii,, L,.ks-
O"' h'c".-i" i'r q" - gloom. raIIi II dIityLI
y h"d ii'er Si'il I'e s>u.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

MIR CALurC\ The Rn>,on Atlas re
Puhi''he, i'u >uIJ''"ei appropriate extract,
from Nr t"li,Ut'> >pccrh ~ The rciunV -
II ine hrpO> ir>. hN NJ, &c >hcwirs the anti
Bank Wci'. ti,c StrOu: ciaIui> winch Mr. a..
h'- Ia i''rIr support j.. lhit >Perch MIR C9!-
hSu" >aN>
II ~, .ht say. with truth. that The
Bank oHrS n much io me. az To any
other inti, Iduai "a the country and /
m.isht even add that hGg IL MI 6,eI. for
M cfo0fS II 'couh not hrr Lcea char-
tact"
II ~ said that The Bank had no
agency. OF at least efficient agency ~
the restoration al specie payments ia
ISL, and that II had failed To furnish
the country with the uniform and sound
currency, which had been prom, ed %;
~ creation. Both of these allegations
pronounce 10 be- without just iounda.
hon. Ia enter INTO a minute rNaminl.
'Ion OF them, would carry nc too FAR
from tie subject. aud | must content
myself with saving. that having hrcn
on the political stage without inter
rup'IDr, irpm that dav 10 this having
been an attentive observer OF the cues
uon OF the currency throughout the
whole pc;iut-tZa'hai The Bank has
been an Indispensable agent IN the rc
>iorai'on o. specie payments: that with
on' ". the restoration could not have
been effected. short Of the utter pros.
" .ton Of all the monied Institutions OF
The country and an entire hrprrC;a-
ton OF Bank 'paPcEsE9 aud ilia' II has
net only res'n:eh specie payment. but
has gwen currency idr mntC uniform
between the extremes at the country.
, than vas anticipated or even dreamed
Of al the tune of us creation"
How do ihe above sentiments and sIatS-
mrntS accrrd Nth Mr. Ca'hrun'- recent posi-
i'on - favor "f the Van Buren, anii-Dank
sub-TTeasrry 'ysten''- Bal ChIsaieL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

The Pe7nsJivarI f.paveaUra have adopted
lhe l'.lo~'1g article 90 % 4t,n o. r,s pct
iH."'n 81 niiidary d.ty. 10y sac 1iuzcus ~
that Stlte
The freemen OF ths Commonwealth
shat be armed and or gauEe6 Tor us De-
fence vheh and % sIch manner A.
may he directed by law. Those ah1
eonscienh2udy scrIple 10 bear arms
shall not be competed 20 DO 90. but
shall pay an egHvaleng lor such ycf-
sonai service"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

OCoaneH. Peer Tho following
announcement appears IA the Wcx.
ford Independent, Radical journal /:
".fsT PeerS-Ne are informed bv au.
thoriiy that cannot be doubted, that our
gracious and lovely young Sovereign
has 'ign'ied her royal Will 10 have
Daniel . Conncll numbered amongst
her first creation OF Peers. with the Ii.
lie of LORD Elm"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
Ma. ApAss.-Tbs ws,hingtoa Cores
PonJent Of the Baltimore Patriot, ssya:

"' "pAA'ne "s>"tuStos Softes-
ponden' Of the Baltimore Patriot, ssya;
Among the few members Of Con.
gross who are lingering here. 10 the
venerable Ex-President ADAMS. He
-. as usual. active and industrious; and
preparing himself with und,minished
zeal and application, for the discussion
OF the momentous questions which will
be considered during the next session.
lie vii. probably spend the whole re-
cess here. The National Library i.
his daily resort. There he may be
found from nine O'Clock all three, with
numerous volumes around him. pushing
ms inquiries with all the ardor OF youth,
and with the most untiring perseve-
rance"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

The following cr:llus no:.ce srPrars in
late C'nriu"au paper, a. ~ advertisement.
To THE fUBLic.-l. The undrr,lgn-
cd. d' dAic having given ton''ttt 10
MI Fraucoi, Valet. 81 hi, union IN
my daughter, NeiAnlc louas. aud that
,he herself had gwen han her faith.
but by her having received some bad
advice, ,hc hls changed her notions,
and refused the hlnl OF Mr. Wallet,
without any .eg'uma'C cause. IT -
Tor tins reason that | submit this no.
ice 20 the public, a. a r"paraiion Tor
any mischief that mlsht happen Ia AIR.
Valet and TO let ham know regret
very much the a!lIIGcc did not place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09
I11o.-1og-rIs.
rnoN rus NV onixAss MAGNOLIA.

Ah-r = Pro,r. ted stay in New O,i-sns and
Teas. the su,jo,.-d l,n-s we're composed. 90
AIsii l-st. 1857. a" rs-,i.,inE the see.ss Il
nv eh'i'lhoos: ~ 'tsrp~r~ Ferry, Virgins. the
G. l.br-ied o.b, Of eoaAu-nss &c the Sh-a.o,lo-i,
snd PViom-s kiv-rs.-s pi.er. 50 ron,.niis IN
ITS srs"sisur. tls-t President Jefferson, Ia his
.Nsfes sa Virginia. s-,s III 10 ~os,h . 70, sys
ser'',s tie Atlantic" tn b.hold the ssrn-ry. l,t
] fear the rr.'i-rs Of the MAsSoIIA viii g., u
i.ivd. ossv II least, ia ito powers Of ins.r-t sou
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

Your n.Vs, oDet,ent servants,
ALBEIT GALLAT'N.
GEO. MN BOLD, Ccmnifiss.
4. W LAM KINCE

The objections raised BY The Phrln-
dclphia Banks, induced Is TO at tiil
alter Congress adjourned before see
cslled The proposed Convention. We
were indifferent as TO the place oi
meeting: a preference Tor BJliimorr
vas expressed by no other Banks than
those q Virgins and the doubt Vbe
iher those Of that CITY would unite Wi,h
us. rendered ii ineNpedieat ~ ouf opia
ION. 20 select 1t Tor The seat Of the Con
Scnii0n. A. c.
10 tbe Pfcsidentofihe Bank Of Viz
glnis"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-09

The last Salisbury ~ c. Watchman
says-"We learn through a high
source, that very few OF the State
Rights party, even IN South Carolina.
concur "i'h Nj. Calhoun in opinion. "
II adds. that Gov. Jayne Is openly
against the Sub.Trcasury scheme.
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There ere now 1000 newspapers
printed 10 the Uniied States.
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From The hiLisdyeriiis Recorder.
senator Kings Letter.

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-16

kind. With a parental care he watched over the
orphan children Of u brother uniiuely removed.
and guarded their interests faithfully Us if they
were his own. Integrity, justice, benevolence,
and pety, controlled his thoughts and actions. -
! lis end was indeed worthy Of his life. Impressed
With a true sense Of his situation, ho viewed the
clio ing scene Of life with the most perfect calm
ness and composure, conversing with his anxious
friends around him, admonishing them Of the
transformers Of all earthly things until The last
moment Of his existence.
death is the port where all may refuge find,
The end of labor, entry unto rest;
Death hath the bounds of misery confined,
Whose sanctuary shrouds ailliclion best"
AT jamestown, on the eth inst very suddenly,
Mr.. Benjamin |. Jfeaver, aged about 60 years
u very worthy man.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-16
Married.,
Died,

In this town, on the Gath ult. Miss Martha
Clarke, daughter Of the late Mr.. Joseph Clarke,
aged 10 years
On Tuesday afternoon, Miss Rebecca r. Muir
ply, daughter Of Capt. John Murphy, aged SO
years. Relatives and friends are requested to at
tend the funeral this afternoon. at her fathers
sidence in the Olyphant House, in Church street
At East st-Greenwich, on the 4th ult Mrs. Abby
p. Sands, widow Of Capt. William G. Sands, and
daughter ftbe late Oliver Wickes, Esq formerly
Of this town, in the 42d year Of her age.
OBITUARY.
At Jamestown, on the 22d ultimo. Thomas
Carr, Esq. aged 81 years. The death Of this
highly esteemed individual having been already
noticed with but little comment, as an act OF JUS
,ice to the memory Of one in all respects so truly
esiimahle, these few remarks nre offered. Rarely
do we find one removed from the scenes OF earth.
whose loss is more generally felt and regretted.
Possessed Of n fine mind, afable department and
discreet Judgment none knew him that did not
respect and esteem him. Upright in his inter
course with all, his life Of usefulness, and
n conscientious discharge Of all its various duties
To his relations he was peculiarly aiiectonate and