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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-10-18
FOR NEW YORK.
ARRANGEMENT FOR OCTOBER.

erwyu The steamboat IEXING-
TON, Capt Vanderbih, will
SSIflyrn3fEV leave New York and Provi-
ess-s7-zss---r dence during the present
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

ssrOnd; and. al,hnngh there aas s,s.
lhing al misluFimHs. STD rrFlaanlE .nn,s
thing IL mlsmansgrarna ii il earl, :.
Feer, m candid and intelligent naan 8. =.
a mnmenl dnuhl ar deny - Dsfl1laes. :.
ihal Il fully accomplished The asi,e, =.
which il sas erraied. Exchanges. A.,
Ing an the lsller yesrs Of IL eaisl.,es
we're easily effected, and eufTenes n.
most unIIurm IL any an lhp world ss,.,.s
throughout ihe country. The op,on, =.
Of these Institutions did not dsny ia,
general prosperity and hspny SAFE =
things existed al ihe time they wsr. !
operation, but commended thar equal n,os.
psrily Snnld Exist wIlhoui then, al.
sperie would take the plare - ,he,r :,
cues a. ! circulating medium How t,,.
iheir verbs hesn verified! Bib m q.
case al lie first bark aid ihal If ll,s j.,
general sispfasior If spsrie papme...,
hGs hGTea61 ia ai'oHi ytar fre:a l.
time Ehty rsre s,lCsTs.i 10 eyIire. s..
unNersai confusion aud dIsIEnsi prs,s,l-t
The first bank expirea ia 1911, ans, n
the State Banks sn,ilh nj New Eng,..i
stopped payment in lsl2: The char. : !
ihr late hank expired IN March. le
aud an May. 1897, . like dlslrus,. 4. :
like suspension BY the Stale Banks. Ia. :
Place.
The same results. we may readily SIN
pose. are attributable IN the same can...
and we must look 10 The experience ani
Nrsdnm IL The people aud Of Congress n
apply the requisite remedy. wi. ~,
say 'he nnly remedy IL a Nalional i,.ns
bat will say that. IN my opinlun. liz
onlt sure remedy for The evils thai nos
prev upon " - lhe assumption. by tie
delegairs nl the people ga the NaIopsl
Government, ui s,ut lawlu control n.e,
the finsnces of The nation. and a power ii
:, gulslIng lis currency.
Gent men. ALLOW lie again 60 cxpress
my thanks for the klidness you l.4,s
shown M Ihis day and. IN couclhsin,. q
assure you That. lhongh a Representative
ia the Federal Goscrnmeut nl but 80 Il
section. when compared wIIh the ,ast t,f.
rt"ry tia, acknowledges allegiance Ia
thai 6O,trnmeni. ! shall never fnree. 4 =.
| am acting Ter the veal OF wo If The
Whole conuIry. and. 50 lar a. | am ca,-a.
bile. will pledge nv scll iupari,aIly TO Use
every. exeltIon Tor ihsl cousry's 1ellatr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

II /. well Tor both rich and poor IT, he
often reminded Of the sxireme chan.es.
hlenssS Of their condlliau IA his eaunlry.
Judge Stnry remarked. wnh great justice
as we'll as force. IN his speech N tie
Massachusetts ConVtnuoH:-. In out
cOUn'ry, The hiahesI man is not ADORE Tie
people; the humblesI 10 not 6tiow the
people. II the rich may be ssld TO have
additional proieru'n they have not sd-
dItmnal power. Mr. dues wealth here
l"Tm q permanent distinction ol families.
Those who are wealthy tn day pass 70
the tomb, and their children divide Their
estates. Property thus IL OWNED quite
as fast IS u sccumulales. No family Gan.
without us nwD exrT,InhS, stand cree; tor
= long time under our Statute OF lesetrls
and distributions, the oniy true and itoI.
uma'e agrlrian law. l, silently and qu.
euy dIssoltrs the mass heaped up bv re
toll and dli gsnce 0t long life al enter.
PRISE and industry. Properly Is ronina.
ally changing like the wates ot The sea
Que wave rises aud Is soon swallowed up
IN the vast abyss and seen no more. An
other rises. and having reached ~ DIS
timed limits, falls gently away. and is
succeeded by yet another, which IN n
turn. breaks and dies away silently on tie
shore. The richest man among us nay
be brougb, down 10 the humblesl lrvrI
and the chIld With scarcely clothes IL co.
yer his nakedness, may rise to the high
est office IN our government. And TIE
poor man. while he rocks his infant on
his knees, NAV justly indulge the eonso'
lallon, that II he possesses talents and I'll
tue. there is no office beyond the reach Il
his'honorable ambiuon. ItIs mistaken
theory. that government Is founded lo'
one object only. II is organized lor the
protection Of life, liberty and properly,
and all the comforts Of sOcieiy--tO ena'
bic US TO indulge in our domesuc siiec'
lions, aud quietly TO enjoy our homes aud
our hresIdes."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-06-16

Enterprise and ingenuity appear 10 be
characteristic ofihe Amerlcans-andt these
properties are particularly necessary loa
manufacturing people. We have among
US not only abundance OF the raw MA
terIals, but possessth the skill 10 manufacture
them with remarkable facility. Machines.
superior 10 what may he found in any
other part Of the world, have been com
s'tucted by ingenious Americans. TO
accomplish almost every species Of manu-
iaciure. The British nation has always
dreaded US more as a manufacturing
nation, Than as a grea. military or naval
power--lor manufactures are force against
which they cannot send an equivalent
force to conIend--our looms, our trip
hammers. and ploughs, beng. bulwarks
TO" impregnabIe for all the ARTILLERY Of
Europe to destroy. The true policy Oh
our government Is to encourage Manutae'
lures. BY so doing, the population 10
The cultivated paris OF our country would
become more dense--and agriculture
would necessarily fourish-and IN a
few years, we should be able mol only I"
supply ourselves with many articles, Tor
which We are now indebted TO Eur"p''
but lad our numerous ships, and suPrE
the most distant parts Of the globe.
Rostoa yowaa'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
NO. 30.

cured the celebrated escape Of her hu.-
band from prison. Having engaged.
by her peruasions and entreaties, Sir
Robert Wilson. Bruce, and Hutchinson
10 aid Lavslere's flight Ia place OF
safety. she was permitted 60 enter has
PRISON the evening before his cxccu-
ton: has HAIR was already cut Oh as a
preparation for the suIllotlnc. lac lied IN
the disguise OF rs w,ic's dress. His
heroic wife Was bitterly rerToached and
threatened by the governor OF the prl
son. and her nervous anxiety, lest La
Vl!citc should be retsken. Of " hich she
wa assured there was no doubt. was
80 excessive. that she never after ie.
covered the mise .ies of ,he night. Az
ter time. her fine intellect gradually
gave way. and she has resided Sorno
years an this Mai>on anAiou>lv attend
eG. Lavalet;e IS now dead. but her
silence - never broken by any event.
she walk often IA tie garden. and
pluckS The ilow ers, or sits Tor hours on
the garden seats. but never speaks
and has not been heard 90 utter a word
tor some years. He's look Is .ad and
lonely, and she seems no longer 10 feel
sympathy with any being: a transition
iIom devoted union. from passionate
tenderness, to the chi.liuess and dream.
ncss Of the tomb.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

menied iDfiru.ities and sins. for n def
ni,e object revival Of religion. an
nay sermons and eThorfations, IN pubiic
and an pirate. hare been directed 10 IA,
Object. Five persons have professed
TO experience n change. and more are
impressed: some members OF the church
have been aroused 10 feelings and
views and exercises new io them, but
still my experience thus far has i'm
pressed inc more than ever before with
the conviction at this truih-fiaf GOD
must 10 tie rork. have made some
OF my best efforts. but have not vet
Witnessed a revival. ! am now look
ing ~ tho Lord With more earnestness
oil faith Tor the outpOuring VI His SpI-
n, than ever did before. find my
desires increasing. I am encouraged
-. Ry an increase Of hearers. ,
BY the partial awakening III the church.
>. By the awakeningS aud conversions
that have taken place. 4. BY the
numbers that attend our PRAYER meet
ings, and D. BY male and female Bible
classes. Oac Of my male Bible CIases
who was under serious impressions
went TO Camp Meeting and there pro-
fcssed To give up bis hear; 10 the Lord
II IS matter Of great tbankfulncsS
that my health Is so good. 90 thro
all my labors without much fatigue"
The spirits Of Walton, too. rose with
the supervenient emergency, and be
manifested an elasticity Of thought and
effort. which. with the divine blessing
promised good success. His intellect
and heart seemed enlarged in public
and in private. The Lord gives me
an interest and a cOactrn IN exhibiting
His truth, and desire TO promote His
cause, which prevents Inc from feeling
my labors 10 be 4 tIAk and a 6urGtn.-
! feel generally hrGrf 10 the work,
blessed be God Tor 1T. Ii is what had
not for many years; aud can seldom
look back upon those wears without a
mixture Of sorrow and rejoicing sor-
row that should have been SO unproG;-
able laboref, so uaf, for the Masters
use; aud JOY that tic Lord has done so
much for my poor guilty soIl IN pro
dncing that change in my feelings and
views Of WHICH | am conscious, and FOR
which can never b. sufficiently thank
full"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
.-YJIIg.

KING WILLIA,I lN.-Tke late kins
OF Great Britain was the third son OF
George ILL.,, the two eldest. George
~. and the Duke Of York having died
without children. The late King hav-
ing died without children by his legal
marriage, the succession 10 the crowns
of Great Britain and Hanover wot.lG
have devolved upon the fourth brother.
the Duke of Kent had he been living.
But this Prince died in lS20. without
male heirs leaving however daugh-
ter. the present Queen Victoria, WHO
was born Nav -, 1919.
As the Crows Of Hanover by the
law of succession OF HAT Kin sdom, de-
sends only IN the male line, il de-
wolves in the present instance on the
fifth, aud now eldest surviving son Oh
George Third, the late Duke Of Cum.
bcrland, a Prince Of ln unen,iablc re-
putation. and extremely disliLcd by
the British people. lie has a single
child, George Frederick. born MAY -
1919. The crown Of Hanover there
fore is probably permanently separate d
from that Of Great Britain. The sixth
brother. the Duke Of Sussex, Is ~Ilhou,
children. and the seventh. the Duke
Of Cambridge, heretofore ,iceroy oi
Hanover. has two children, onc oi
whom Is l. and the Other - years oI
age.
II is remarkable that although Cc,
III. had eleven children who lived &,
be over fifty years OF agc, lac has but
four grand children. three Of wbom
were born within the space Of two
months. The four eldest 81 his cbl,-
dren are dead, and tie seven Younger
are still l'ing--thcro beng but niI,
years difference bciRecn The ages o
the eldost,an youngcs, Of the seven
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

hor 10 cure Tyrla.icai Hgsba.d.-
Hiss Macaulty. IN her Lectures on
Female Character and Education. p"
tells her audience ;ha; wives, in their
behaviour towards their husbands.
should ''be no: too tame ether" She
relates the following story IN illus,ra.
ton Of her doctrine: y gentleman of
thirty ma;ned girl Of fifteen, over
whom be was strongly disposed TO ty-
rlnn'.c. The mutton one day. soon
a:.er their union. being. through his
own want u punciu4lity, sadly over
done be threw IT dish aud al, in pet.
out of the window. The spirited little
girl, has wife. instantly took the table
cloth by ITS four corncrs. and sent II.
and al! IN It. after the dcspiscd elected
mutton.
Whether or not the goodly pair par
took on thai day al any dinner. the
FAIR lectures does not relate, but onl.
hat they ever slHce have lived as man
and wife ought 20 live, not irouningly
and sna.pishly, bu. lovingly aud peace
ably.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
MADAME LAyALEIrE.

Hundreds Of the present generation
have probably never heard cf the he.
roic 6fmness which Tbs Distinguished
woman displayed, IN conjunction viii
three noble hearted British odicrts ~
order to exiricato her gallant hlt Nod
from a bloody death. when The Aliicd
Powers of Europe Tor the second tame
overran France. and O,euhrrw toIe,ci
the Napoleon dynasty. LaValetie. vho
like the oh.yalFous aud undaun'rd Ney
had rendered himself pec0iiafiy OJno1.
ious 20 the restored Monarch. by his
zeal IN the service Of Napoleon. va.
sentenced 70 Dc shot. md ia oriy pre-
served from the fate hich bsisi. Inc
less fortunate Ney b. The befoism and
affection 0f d.. devoted vife II WIZ
be seen by the following extract fto-u
an interesting article IN recent nun
Der Of the London New Monthly Ma
gszinc iescfipbVe Of he Lunatic Hos
pitals 20 France. dat The intellect 90
Msdsms Laysleiie graiuany sunk noi.
withdrawing the success u her plan
snd that she - now confined 70 ore ~
those Asylums. The victim 81 helpless
maiady. Lavnlstte himself died some
time sgo. having been, after many years
q exile from his country, paFdoned
and permitted 10 return:
In one of The private Maisops d.
Ssole, oR the other side of Pans. there
now RESI- dee an illustnogs patio n, ~ hose
beauty madness has noi faded Zoe her
disease q mind Is genlle and calm. and
took lie rise from che excess Of alice
tioaate concern, Heightened BY terror.
Thus - Madame Lsvsiette, Nho pro.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

HoAIcIDE.-A letter 10 the editor OF
the Baltimore Patriot. dated Clear
Spring. Maryland. 9th July. says that
three Irisbmen have just been commit
ted to the Hagerstown jail. on . charge
Of homicide. One is named John
Byrnes. and the others McAvoy. The
following are the facts: A Mr.. Will
LIAM CATION, OF Montgomery. who
was a superintendent for a contractor
oh the line OF canal near Licking Creek,
had been paying some polite attention
TO an interesting girl 10 that vicinity.
Last Sunday night be visited her al
her mothers residence. where the phi
Soner. Byrnes, who Is likewise q super
intendent, was. and who, i. 10 supposed,
became jealous Of Cations attentions.
While Cation was at supper. Byrnes
Left the house, and at about o o'clock
Cation started homewards. At day
light next morning he was found near
two hundred yards from the house,
with bis skull fractured, but life was
not extinct. He fingered in a sense.
less state, until Tuesday morning last,
when he died; and an inquest was
held. which resulted in tho committal
Of the three prisoners.-SuH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
HAerRs1owr. Ane. Q.


AcCIpEST.-An accident Of a very
serious nature happened 10 one Of the
young men engaged 10 our Office. (MA-
SON HANDY. son Of VIM. II. Hsndy.
Esq. Of this place. on Thursday even
ing last. lie, in company with anotheI
youth, was out cunning. about three
four,hs OF a mile from town: when Err
ing 81 bird, the gun. which vas old
and imperfect burstsd. The breech-
pin, with the screw which attaches IL
20 the stock, was driven Into b., fore
head, and completely imbeded "a the
skull The scJsw entering into she
brain. The wound vas dressed by
Drs. =. Dorsey and Jno. G. Dorsey
from which thirty one pieces Of the
fractured skull and a small poriioo OI
the brain was extracted. Singular e
relate. the patient Is now 20 a fair way
70 recover Courier y Enquirer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

The following lines on tho i.is~Isd break
ing up OF Old I.snsidss. contain more poeti
ire than Is usually met with in ten times thci
number. They arc from the pen OF DR.. q
W. Hotsrs, and wcrc first published in Oh,
Boston Daily Advertiser. They are the re
IRE Of LA< aini." ICineisnan Po,t.
ThR FnitiarE CONSTITUTION.
Ay, tear her tattered ensign down,
Long has IL waved on high,
And many an eve has danced 90 see
That banner in the sky;
Beneath a rang the battle shout,
And burst the cannons roar:
The meteor Of tho ocean air
Shall sweep the clouds no more
Her deck, once red with heroes blood,
Where knelt tho vsnquished foe,
When winds were hurrying DER the food
And waves were white below,
No more shall feel the vicior's tread,
Or know the conquered knee;
The hsrpies Of the shore shall pluck
The eagle Of the sea-
o. better that her shattered hulk
Should sink beneath the waves.
Her thuuders shook the mighty deep,
And there should be her grave;
Nail 10 the mast her holy flag,
Set every threadbare sail,
AID give her to the god Of storms,
The lightning and the gale,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

HEuoIu OV HEV. W. a.. wALTOr.
When about 10 years Of age lie be-
came clerk 10 store ga Frankfort,
Hampshire county. Here, We must
pause iOr moment 10 admire the
goodness and the grace, which IN she
midst OF powerful temptations and
threatening dangers. guarded the peace
aud protected The destiny Of this dear
youth. Speaking &c h,s situatiOn AZ
lhis tune, he says: There Vas not a
Christian "a the place. 30 lar as I knew.
while gambling, drinking. horse racing
proiano swearing and lcWdness we're
50 Common a. 10 excite no surprise 49,
My employer himself vas addicted 10
ali these vices, snd they were not con-
sideTed d.srepuiable. tie has bad a
a gambling party N his counting room,
shere slept, ell night Sometimes
be would take ne ss bis partner" OF
his achievements 10 still baseT and
more disgusting scenes Of fniqody, be
was very communicative 10 kis Young
aud gudeless clerk. 81 also were certain
young men Of the place, who gloFied
"a their shame. II the reader wondeTs
be did not fall into these snares q The
deyh. - did Walton. lie SAID be be-
bcved they were spread fos has ruin,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

TEMrra.-A bad temper IN a wo-
man poisons all her happiness. and
turns her sweetness 10 gall, hlights her
youth, brings on premature old age.
pals her enjoyment, lanishes her
incnds. and renders home cumfor'lcss
and barren. Fax different Is ihc ripe.
noh harvest home, made bright and
happy BY The sweet temper. and mild
department Of an amlablc wife, uho,
II aiflIcuoaS croIS her husband abode.
hGds comfort aud cnnsol1;ion IN his
home. = '.Appy in a companion. whose
temper - Ike the silver surface of the
lake, calm, serene. aud unrutiied. Ii
he ~ poor, lie breaks his crust ~ peace
and :hank'uluesS. for !; J. not stepped
IN the water bitterness. An suiiable
temper Is 4 Jewel Of inc,'imable value
m the sum 81 earthly happiness, be-
cause, with that alone Tie v hims of a
cross husband may b. suldpcd. many
vices may be- overcome tie hoisierous
NAV be tanned, The unruiy conquered.
the t1ctiul trnqudIizrd The Lurucane
soi,enei and hl,hej. q. The MIDI re-
phyr TIA, sweeps over ihl h0ncysuc1ic
unGc. the easement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
STAGE ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIVES

STAGE ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIVES
An accident attended with fatal results be-
fol ooe Of the stages running between Balti.
more and Wheeling on the night OF the 9Th
instant The Baltimore Patriot has the fol-
lowing particulars, in letter dated
CLIAH sfnNs, Mn, sih Aug p. NJ.
One Of the Reliance line Of stages.
from Frederick 10 the West. passed
through here. after dark last evening
ON its way TO Cumberland. About ten
o'clock, the .ll-.a,ed coach reached a
small spur Of the noun. IN, running 20
the Potomac, and between this place
and Hancock. termed Milestone Point,
where the driver mjstaking the track
u, being a very dark night refined his
horses too near the edge OF the preci-
pice, and in the twinkling Of an eye
coach-horses- driver-and passen-
gers-werc precipi,ated wards of -
feet, on TO bed of rock below-the
coach was dashed TO pieces, and two OF
the horses Alphabetically smashed.
A respectable elderly lady of the
name Of Clarke, Of Louisville, Ky,
and negro child. were crushed to
deaih-and a man was so dreadfully
mangied that life is flickering on his
lips only. His face was beaten 10 a
mummy. The other passengers and
the driver are wofully bruised. but il is
supposed they are out II danger. They
were seven in number.
l cannot gather that any blame was
attached to the driver. II is said he
was perfectly sober; but he and his
horses were new TO this road. and the
night was foggy and very dark.
Six lives have been hTopn array in
this vicinity within two weeks, TO
Wit "a man beaten TO death, a man
murdered, "A man thrown from his horse,
and these three deaths.
p. So O'Clock, Mail at The door
Mrs. Clarke's daughter was along-she
has her shoulder dislocated, poor un-
fortunate girl and the man is not yet
dead, but senseless and cold in the ex-
tremihes-his name has not tsanspir-
cd. S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

Dickinson CoLLECE.--The annual
commencement Of this institution took
place IN the Methodist Episcopal
Church 10 CARLISLE on the 18th uit--
The Harrisburg Chronicle says the
graduates acquitted themselves in a
highly erediisble manner, and that the
exercises gave general satisfaction %
the numerous cOncOuFso Of eilizens
and strangers who witnessed them. A
number Of distinguished strangers from
different sections Of the countTy were
present on this interesting occasion.
among whom vas the Governor Of the
Commonwealth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
YOUNG MEN
N y1hqre N oljecf N ricir.

10 " "ffe ~ rty'ff az ric"
The highest object ,3u can have in
view Is e. g'oniy God and enjoy hun
Tor ever.
The next highest IS 20 honor Thy "a.
Their and ,hN mother
The neAtis 70 love lily ncighbor Al,
thysslf
The newt 10 serve tly country no.
nestly aut fi'hiuliv ~ whatever sta.
iIan thou art called Goo I'll
And The next. o. choose thee wife
N ny youth tu, be- careful 10 your
choice D. not many fool unless
you wash % beget yoputii trouble.
Remember young men. slvays 10
have ln object % NieA aud let your
arm be ele iisd Thin g. ihe safeguard
q character and the wain spnng u
excellence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

"Any phrenologSst on looking 81 Mr..
kendall, wsuld say that he hes . very
lasge mess Of bzaias. ~ Pu. DEN.
Hodoabtofit He has a tsAsEs koQs.
hsad efflea.--[ PrRfics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
YOUNG LADIES.

Whenever YOU see young mcn
pending their leisure houu u some
resort e gazing 10 CHER 'jle amuse-
rent 10 isasprc .rn they wiH never
become great mru ~bIu them. gif,s
--ihfS viii f.trt mata good husbuhls
4 beau. tr,ssc5 out AZ some are. D.,
hLe cinnamon tfrc--tbe bark - Woiih
more than 'bf BODY Snch beapr
ipp' cod tA hole rleasurcdo,ing ira
tru,E 20 strf' lisSl animals. Tiny
loos prer, DO tle paw sunshinr Il SUM.
mcr tai lJor rrcaiulrs They cannot
r1iurc the approach ~ .utumn md The
ODD age e aiU'rf They have their
hour Of erJ1ymsh' and Iha, b. the end
q hen.
when any person though 10 tie
RsTb ~ 4 gentlemen ssdresses yOn 20
she language q fllsonc nauefy. you
sh1uld frcol!eoi. Young ladies. that
there sfc ren q pes a. vsll a. beasts
- prey
love. BIKE The rlaguc .. often com
municaied By clothing and money.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

Counterfeit 800 bills Of the Marine Bank
Of Baltimore, are in circulation. A bot few
Of tina, denomination make their way IN thi,
quarter, NC need not take UP room with de-
serip,ion Of tho difference between the genu-
inc and The counterfeit one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

Men 81 hsh 90 mosn biilh nay BE-
possessed n god gs~iaies. TO, falling
INTO BAL company hey become vicious
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

Di6eEeat msn may pursue The same
sbsusdisy. bot By dS6sSsas psihs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17
uniS. JAMES raDrsoN.

From The .inerfodn Magazine Of Isr6I
A.In,.L..I-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-17

Necessity ne Mother Of Iaveniion.--
A woman vas brought Up before the
Boston Police on Friday, against whom
4 appeared that sbe had pinehed an w
fsnt child black and blue, 10 afford
psstext 10 beg rum 10 Wask iis bruises !