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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27
IT, 9 torf Gannp 0bto storudt uno bte0usgtS Stbtn
Sam1a& ben 27ftn @Pap, 1897.

1eIRe DOBe Xt0Tt uUO SE0yre tDtge
Der setpouatn bate. Obns 3ejt'
.osrluR tonntt i'd mid oapon d.
teyieuesn; BERN ais Id Den 8rif
an feintm gea6sn feittr sufammsn
|pre(tt, iMans fi6 ftin &6rpes In
Ninssn tlrn meinen 9als u, Arrn.
Our6 saul Jnsitu fdr6tst man
bic Cobra be &opeQa ais 9onj
abb (onoers stfabrli6 unb tpeib aus
grfabruns, bag feintm 8iGe bei'
nabe ausenblideliaer SOB unSer'
meiolt6 ColSt. Sarur,, miro mas
lid einiserma0tn sor,teutn e6u-,
nen, welbe Deflble mid In ote'
fem tnt(9sioenoen Nu9enbNGe er'
|srlfen. &iR unleiolibtS uebel-
|befnoen ourb(16smte tnetnen ean'
jtn &brper, ais ib bic fsNon-
fblie6snben Gtnse DeS @eiplrms
flblte, .pit Iie lt@ ut,, t,sinen Qals
'pre6ten. Neeb immtr btelt i'd
Den NaGen oe0tlbsn : fab obtr
Elm, oa6 ieb oies ni6t ntbr tanse
wlrbt tbun f6nnen. QnmttttL
bar unter oer6ano, ,,s,tt tpsl6er tb
oaS $hisv bieIt, btrpeste u.route
N6 tit6aut bthtlbeu 20 btftis,oa6
tt1eine 0ane sans oamit beoeGt
tpuret, oie ourb tbr feftts 3ufam'
,nenpseGtn oit0 Dauptbetpssun9
nur ~ beftroern f6len. llnse-
stobttt ausr mstnev &rofton-
llrenyuns fano i6, oae tnelne
6ans mebr Den, 0e(16te ndber
sepre6t nuroe. Sn oiefsm Nu'
gtnbli6s f1tl mir Der 9eoante Elm,
oas tptnn IS mir setdnse, irsenO
Elm fortes Snorunsnt In Den
Na6en bee @blanss 81 fso0tn,
oisitlbe oaour6 pesbinoert sperbe,
lbs 0tbi6 ~ sebrauhsn, i'm Sal
le fie ,1,siner 9ano entsIeittn (oQ'
tt. Msine SIinte lag ju tneiutn
SdNtn; Der &aeitc6 Cbisn oas la
(tpn NOS i6 ssbraubtt, uuo NIT
eintser S6wiesi9fsit selans esl
mir, osnfslbtn NIT Der anDsrn
9ano, Die i6 nceb freq btwtssn
tonntt, berausjujitbeu. Mein
rs6ter Nrm bt9ann ~ sitttrn ..
oer lber9scbtn 1nftrensuns, uno
(bon (6naneen mir BE &rdftt,I
Den Staten btr @6laaee 70 fen
ju batten, I'M ibren &spf sntfesntI
~ balten, ats i6 ben 2aoi1cd
oursb Die unttre &innlooe bis an
ben @aum<a slldlib binsinptee,
te. Nur NIT beDtnfli6tm 36esrn(
lief Id nun btnNa6en ben fabrsn,
ersriff in osmttlben Nustnblids
ben 2aoited nit beposn 0dnoen
uno befrepte ben 0ols Don Den I'M,
ibn au9eprebttn Ninsen Der
S6tanse our6 sintn pl6ktibtn|
@tbnuas os0tlben &bsr meinem|
&opfe. S6on roar otr Orud
an meintM 6alfe 20 fart sewer-
Den, oae Ct mid bepnabe srftiGt
bdtte; oappn jebpb sli6li0 er.
|reteet, selans ts Hir bale, aub|
|msiasR yebten Nrrt 10 befvsptn|
uno oas untbtet auf ben 9ooen
ju tperfen, 100 es NIT tauftno
SRI m.i,unstn oM !Wntb u. So
pesfampf, ~ C1dutiisd ane ja|
fbndppsn fostfubr. Ma6bem teb)
nttintn sefdtrli6sn Gtsnty oent
leeten 0drous gen1aUt batte,eils
Il i1 ju einsnI ndbe uorbspfief-
ftu6en Babu ua, 9d,st Sdnot
un6 9tGdbt IN fejnem fiblsnoen
Bafer ID tpafetta sano ju esquids
cit. =. .>....:..,-> .....>~'
.gu Mdndpunf Eakeri sptf man
bbrt; Dle .meilltlt MaHuf fotturtn
.fkrt Qfr6tfttff eiifatltRft
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27
Nntwcrt oes prsGoentsn oet
Der. @t. auf Die Mit'
tbeiluns Der Neupor'
Fer &aufeute.


tbeilune Der Neupor'
Fer &auftute.
meine 9erren! =:
CD babe Sbrer Mittbtiluns bic
Nufmertfamfeit semiomet, vuelhe
t6 ben AnGcbten, mInIbtn uno
Suttrt0tu ,osr a6tunssw ertben
9emetnbeit f1uloi9 bin, fur De-
rem woblfabrt Sit in Sbdtistsit
9etreten.
@ie e6nnst es nibt pcu mir
uertonsen, po6 tb Dem llrtbeile,
pslbes Sie nab unbestpeifelten
He6sen hbtr 9ewiet punfte ots
,(teten uno 9esenpdrti9en Ne9ie'
ruussfpftems an ben Sag leseu,
tsptrtte. CD babe msine Msin-
un9 lbes oieIe 9egenitdnoe Dot
meiner Grmdbluno unOerbpten u.
|oeutli6 3u ertennen stsebtn, uno
|lebe ni6t ein tp0s ttii6~ bewe9eu
|tbnnte, Te ~ dnosrn. 9Bie lebr
id attr oub In ptsEr 9inFbt uno
Den ilriaben oer 9essnwdrtissu
|Grilis osrfbieoen Don Sbnen Den.
Fen mag !; 70 bite ib Sie, bon
Der parmsn Sbellnabmt ubsrseuet
~ fepn bic tb in Auem fibls,
was oas Bobl Der eontntreieusp
|anseIesenbeiten bes Staates uno
Die 2eiosn betrifft, tpsl6e Der Orud
Der 3eit berbepfibrt, uno lu peren
@slsibseruns t6 jeosrieit btreit
(epn tperoe, oiejenisen Maasregetn
Su trtfen, bic meinen pfibten
entprt6eno fno.
0ie 3pedmd6i9feit, otn Soll'
GOHectoren bic 9n(truetIonsn 3u
ertbeilen, tpelbe @it i'm 2(uge
habn, fibrt Die Notbwenoisteit
NIT (ib, Den umfans oer 2lutbo'
ritdt ju unttr(u6en, bic oer Ne-
gieruns ots Staates lbsr oitftn
9estnltan0 eonItitutionsmd0l9
lnfemmt, uno oabtp bic Mitttl
oer S6aeeammts, 70 wie ibrt
mabrlheinIiben @innabnsn uno
Aussaben in Dem laufeneen Sabre
~ beriGiihtisen. 9crfebrun-
gen bissu Gno bsrsite anosoronet,
oeren NeIultat Sen Gouseteren
BON Ituporf our6 Den Secretair
oer G6aRfamn1tr NIT Scr On
mei iGun9 mitsetbeilt tperoen feu,
oaGtlbe 6fentli@ betannt ,u t1,a'
den.
9eur pel,is< Sage sptrotu e.
forotrltdb ftpn, absr einise Der
Sbetle oer l1nterfu'
dung ju tinem entf f1tioenoen
gntI6lu6 iu fommen, inoem in
oie(er g a DE nit mSgli6fer
Gebneaisfeit ju Bsre gts0nsen
(oa.
0ie anoetn gtsenitdnoe, fit
welbe Sie meine Nufmerffamfeit
in Nnlpru6 nabmen, beabf6tiget1
evfli6 einen unmitteIbaren mi-
oerriif osr Oroer, bic n1ein qcr-
sdnser, in ssnauer lltbertinttinl-
It,utis NIT elmer frIbsrtn GonsreB.
aete erla0en bat, TN, ben 9srs
tauf ofentli6sr 2dnper In fling
enoer Min,e ;u bttperfaslltsel',
Sd nd1 jenss Nete fein Greoit In
fotben Sdfert tnsbr seftattet tper,
ben Fanlt ttno jtpeptens. site gts
trdtSisuns bes Gousredes. Sd
BABE mid nob nldt dbsrieustu
f6nneth ea6 ib ut1ter Den cbpats
tenbtn lln:lfdnoen beredt!9t biM
son Der obsnaneefibrten Nnnre.
nurs Or MaisruiIs mir cine Nb-
trttbune III srlauben.
Die 6inoerniit lu elmer auGtr,
WSruftasaa ArN 6 na.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27

Dlonate tbun !; aber audi cbne Dies
fen umitanb febe ieb ntbt Elm, mas
mid ermd6tisen f6nntt, bic Ort
sanitation oes nd6fen Gcngrels
(ss frlber anjuoronet, als IN Dec
Gonftitutipn lelblt beitimmt 1T.
Martin3a 8ureu.
@afbinston Map 4. 1887.
Oie 6IeAeroteb { bas
Ben in 0lsusSerfes 70 Iberhano
Istncmmtn, eo6 eroBe Sauen, &C.
gen fte setftllt speroen. Solsenee
Seeanntma6une in etnem oottt-
gen 8Iatte jei9t oae S6t6{at ets
nes oerleIben an:
10 erQerr, ruel6tr feline
Gre 9aHS1 0cr el.
nisen Qbeuoetl in J5rn. @blers
0ubnsritau surldgsla0sn bat,
miro hiermit anf9tfcroertt eiefels
Be ab,ubplsn-oo fe I'D nipt
mebr lanse boltsn tpiro."
Ote MtinanseIneS
'M atvoft n.-&tn matreft oer
eini9e einbeimtf f6e @claoenbdnp-
ler, NtserieIaeen, Ntdnner, Beie
BET uno &inber, ouf oas 9troea
eines 9biffs, nit oer Gei6eI in
Der Sano, trtibeu fab, du6sste li65
fc!geuotrma6Nt: wenn oes 81
oiet nitbt belet, 70 m6bteH tptr
sbeniemebl teiatn babtn-
0it 3immerlsute von 9strcit
paraoisttn am Sienftas oureb Die
GtraBtn, uno es nuroe cine Sabs
ne oor Dem Bug hsr9etvasen, 100"
rauf caS Motto ltano:
"3sbn @tanotn 6ss 9asssi
llne iYptp Sbaler lobu."
Gin Sranio(t, btr ia bic @t-
fanssnfboft Der Ntsitrer geratbsn
war, frusen Oiefe, tpas, er ,als
@elap tbun f6nnte ? @r antwpr-
tete, tr fey an eint Gsenot eebens-
art sembbnt. "9ut,"' Gasttn bic
Setrduber, ''sptr tpouen biz f.
osrne 9eItn antbuu, u. ou rIase
gper ausbrlten."
gin @oetdu(des banoelte iii
einetn Bauern, UNI oe0tn Gautt
oer i'm GeGbte fabl nar, uno be-
merfte ee9en i'm, oer gaut ftBe
blei1 aus. "9a," ernieoertt Der
8auer, "tpenn ou sr(t einmat BEN
StrtG io tause TIN ben 9ats se1
babt als Ct, tpirit ou aa1 blsiI
9enus ausfben."
eDie @ir Baltts @eett nit
einetn leintr Sreuno{: Id Der Nu,s
9esen0 BON Qbbetsforo fpasiersn
fit, Fam er au cine Yfertt, Die eiu
Srldnbtfber 8ettler ibm 6fFnete.
@ir 9Dalter tpollte ssGsn osfi6s
Felt our6 ft6s peuee . belokneH,
fauo abet oae er Ssin f(ein gelo
bep G6,. Bate. " 9ter, .nsin
Sreuno," logte er, 'tbier ilt Elm
@6illins, aber tiaertk oir's ou
btelbft .ittt feds penee l1ulois."'
H0ett (e9ne CUB y erpteoertt
pat, nmSssn gtpr.. Gndbeu leSsn:
bis tb beiabls." =.
Su Cincinnati 1ano $s3, 900 isi
|gelo uno Silber, fir Die 2afa5
|ptttt Dans bsitimmt, pen 9seuel.
l0slsans angslaUsf,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27
.EnDuTU Uurr

| H@ W w &A NA Va W u 49,"
Gin fur6tborss Nbentbeusv.
(aIus3us aus eiasm Briefe, eatist Sireee
bep poenat, ben stsu Sulp 1862
Sd mar oaf bic 9aSo seaons-
sn u. bate mid xntsv einsn Baum
nlebevseleSt, mn BON farttr e..
mleun9 ausiurvbsn, ais tni@
ploeli6 Elm ansaeouee 4n(blassu
melner 0unoe auffare6st. 2Die
l6 IN, MID biGte, fab t6 cine
ssoee Sblonse BON oer Cobra
oe Gaptla 9attung, bic G6 ju
einens punttt besantpono, oer mir
sanj uabs tpar. s5n eintm 2(u'
senbli6e tpar Id a,lf treinsn Tl1
fen. @sbalo oas Oe,pdrtn mel
ne 0esenspart rs<rett, bislt es, ,um
tn Der S6iferfpra6e ~ seoen,
lroeig auf MID ju, nit 9el4meI.
ten @tgeln fanttlnoen Qu9tn,
(ebn sstrltsmten 1la1tts .,nb ben
Eopf ospnabe 2 Sa6 6ber oen
Beoen erbpbsn, Wobey e. nab al.
len Geisen S1wtn9uasen uaab-
te, bic einsn fanapfultissn 0es.
nsr anoeutsten. 96 ersriN Elm
eurieS ntbsn mis- litsenoes 8an,.
busrebr als bic nd60e Dafft, be.
zen Id babbaft tperotn fennte, u.
ibleuoerte ts na9 Dem &spfe
ts1siItss 0esners. Ser Burf At.
ld1g StIdli6, oas er bic @6lant
sc blot xnter Sem Nuss traf uno
pevssuneete. Sie fitl ausenblie.
LID nieoer vne lag osrse 4nf9sine
na1 lsbles ba. Obnt i'm 0sz
rinsittn ~ jessrM, ersrif t6 ft
an 9sadtn, jos fss au einsns ate
|otS 8aurneS In Die 96be une
ftktt mid subis nieots, utn bic
Diftblafe i'm Munoe ots ttnoes
|tblms, Don osr Die Natusforf1ss
10 siel reoen, stmd6li1 ~ tlnttr>
a1tn. Wdbrenb td MID an,
ftrenstt, Sen 9Adbsn nit <iutffi
9tIf oell sepaItfata auf;usesfs:
fen fiblte ieh ba6 oes &opf ssr4
t,eitie bano stitt uRo fab ~ ,,,ei:s
nttn btbRtt Grllanntn, jest etf
|spesos bee &au,pf tait oitfts, tast'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27

'are0ts f6un.n Sbneo MD. unbe.
tonnt (epn. Q1ebrere Der Stoar
ten babsu tbrt Gepreentanten
nod niebt ertpdblt, uno tperosu
oies au6 ntbs por Ablauf einissr
Wlonate tbun ; aber aud pbne biee
fen umitano ftbe Id, nt6t Elm, tpas
mid ermd6tisen f6nnte, bic Ors
Sani(atisn oes ndbfeu Gcngre('
les frIber anjuoronen, als IN Dec
Contribution ftIblt be0immt 1T.
Martin Ban Sureu.
wafbinstcn, Map 4. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27

.gu Mdndpunf Eaken; ME man
bbrtj Die meilttli mdnafattA
,tbte Ar6tttta einsfatatt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-27

. Su Cincinnati lsno $s3, 900 In.
0elo uno Silber, fdr Die eafa5
pettt 0ant beftinsmt, pcn 9seus~
.Oslsans ansslaHsf,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21
TIn .EtrE Jnsv miVDof.pII.

X .a.nIsscIeeJ ald FAILS COZ ~: "a Hi!i tie LIZ
II he IGie Lin Laadelph
On bright sunny morning. raril ~
February. seventeen .hnndfrI an
macy sIX. snishl have b-cn seen en-
lerins Our book store. ~ Charleston
South Carolina, fine looking fond
complrX,oned old gentleman. With hair
Is White as snow. which. eonua,.cd
with las complexion. ,hcw him to Invc
been "a free Irvef, OF bun uirgni. Of ihc
hr't order; along with him was tall
gaoky looking, lldXcn haired stripping.
apparently OF the age OF from siSicen
to eIghleen. with complexion Of a
good parchment color. beardlcsS chin
and a. much assumed sell.cOnsenncnre
as aRy two footed animal we ever slV. -.
this was JoHN RANDOLPH. We handed
him hon the shelve. volume alter 30.
lumc. which he lumblcd clrrlcs,Iy over
aud banded back again; at length hc
bh upon something that struck lns Tan.
cy--our eye. happened to be 6Sed an
bis eOuntensoce at the moment. snd
never dad ne witness so sudden, so
perfect change Of human counica9nce.
that which before was duli and heavy.
~ a. moment became anii6atcd, and
flashed NiIh the brightest brsms 81 in.
ieliecl; ho stepped up to Tie old 90. y
headed gentleman aud. giving bin q
laundering slap upon tbe shoulder. SAID.
luck, ioOk al misF We've sDulg
then. bot We never can forget the
thought that risi,e,i upon our mind al
The mon ent. which wa. that be- was
the most Impudent youth We ever saw
lie had come 10 Charleston 90 attend
the races. There was then living 90
Char'e-toE Scotch Bafouet. by the
name Ut ST. Johb NcsbH, ~ Ith his Young
brother Alexander. Olihr sncient house
'of Nesbit.. 81 Dean Hall. some fifteen
niles tfom EdinburGh. Scr Jobn Was
= handsome man aud A. "RgiisaL gsg
LOfhoTiO. 81 could b. found in The cry
tie and Randolph became intimate
hIch led 20 banter bets ecn them
Coz . race, 10 Which each wa 90 ride
bis osn horse. Tie race came ofdut.
ing the race week and Randolph won
--sone Of the ladies exClaiming al flte
time. "hogeh NJ. RanJolpl Agd coa
~ race. Ser Joha ksdp0a fksiS hsa,fsr'
This wss GOT 90 much 70 10 wcadcrcd
At, wbsp you eoatrsst the slegast form
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21

and in The latter part Of hs life n,
tunes. insane. We witnessed an in.
stance ofi' IN Baltimore. IN The spIiny
oi lS!o. whoa hr rode IN an oncn
char, with a double barrel gun beside
bim, io make morning cal aud made
ms faithful Jubs take the gun into the
house alter him. a few DAYS after. he
took passage dn a steamboat. at Bsl,i.
more. for Nmfolk, here his INSANITY
showed itself in u manner none could
doubt. There was a French gentle.
man passenger on board, TO whom he
took great dislike. and calling for has
gun, he took possession OF tho cabin
door, and would not allow The pasScn.
ger. who was on deck. To- re.enter the
cabin. His insani,y at this time. was
known 10. aud spoken OF, By many
No man OF great and SANE mind. such
"a Mr.. Randolph's had been, could,
while IN sane stale. be guilty Of such
condnct as occasionally marked his
course, DUNG his short embassy 10
Russia.
1t was generally understood. that he
was disappointed many years ago. in
not receiving The appointment OF Min.
istcr to England. and that from TN,
disappointment, and the chagrin con.
sequrnt npon 1t. sprung all those &c.
.centr;cl,ies which marked his cratic
course in after life. THIS was his mis-.
fortune, not his FAULT He was a re.
pnblicsn in theory. but an aiiS,octa, in
practice, as his whole life abnndan;i,
proved. Tic possessed a mind fertile.
cd ny every stream Of literature. but
the use hc made of his great acquire.
meniS, were rather calculate TO make
enemies than friends: and vet. as
he once said. mo msn was ever blessed
with such constituents" \ fact, which.
OF itself. speaks volumes in his praise.
" he originated no great national good
he prerentsd many evils: and IN dong
so. became the benefaclor Of his coun-
try. although not 10 the extent he
otherwise might have been.
Ci"e;nnaif Post
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21
GENxGAII INTEs.LIGENcE.

DURHAM CArTLE.-lt IS a matter Of
suTprise even 10 SOME OF our agucultu-
81 Hiehds. how this improved bieed OF
cattle can be- worth the high prices
Ihey arc bringing through out our coun-
Try. Z.
There are many teasons for this
FIrst. they grow larger than Gus COM
mon cattle. Secondly. their flesh
grows more abundsnily in those parts
whore Il is considered most superior
Thirdly, they iatien more easily than
the ordinary kinds Of cattle. Fourth.
ly, Cows oithis blood. give more milk
and some think Of q better quality
Filthy, this stock arrives at maturity
much earlier than the common cattle of
our country. They are said To come la
maturity from two to thee years earlier
than our scrub cattle This. zee have
no doubt, is the Fact, when they arc
veil aientcd 10. and the common breed
receive only ordinary. attention.
II has beep often remarked that II
all the grain an OK or row of the com
mon breed eats. before they arrive Of
mA,miy. we're weighed. and measured
and .old. that II would amount Ia more
than the animal would sell Tor, 10 SAY
nothing Of The time spent in feeding.
or, tie amount o. pa>iur1.c.
indians "a m,T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21

An Express slip tom the office Of
the Charleston Patriot Of the 9th inst.
says; a letter received in this city
from 81. Augustine. states ihat on
Wednesday, the .!:ad uliimo, the Chief
WILD CAT, with seventeen warriors
and two sqnaws. made their escape
IRON The fort AT that place"
The rrcspiure of these seventeen war; iors
and two squa~s vii cost our Go,cTnn.ept At
least another million of dollars if Seercta.
~ Woodbury. hal heard OF This im po1isnt
event before making out his estimates, we
'oue' noi be would have added fully the above
amount To The prospective expenditures.
Ef,h "a I'D tfb;~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21
VOL. 80.
"s>p ~ ar ruU.,,

\ orrrx thipk each tDttctiug tnrm
That Jumps sl""g IN lie's dec Inc.
Once bore a heart a. Young. ~ warm,
A. tui ~ rt'c thoughts, A. NINE
AM. zach has had ~ dream ot iiy,
III, own uorcisiicd. pure rom ,nce;
Commenting, ~hen the blu>hi,.g hoy
Fir,t thrill, al lovely woman, glance.
And each could tell his tale or YOUTH
Mould think ~, scenes of hove e,iuce
Mor- passion, more unesrihly truth,
Than any tale. before or since.
Ye.' they could tell of tender lays
A. midnight pcnned. in ei,ssie shades,
OF d,ys more bright than modern day.
az maids more fair than living maid.i
M whispers In a willing ear.
Of ki,>es oa a hiushiag cheek
Each k,ss, each y hispcr. Ear too dear,
For modern lips to give or speak.
OF prospects. too. untimeiy crossed,
.of passion sighted or betrayed
OF kindred spirits early lost.
And buds that blossomed bat TO fade:
OF be1mi,e eyes. and iresses gay,
Elastic form and nohir brow.
And charm. that all have ps.se away,
And lelt them ,rha, re see ,hea astel
And - IL thus. - IL hursn love
So very light ard frsh n ting
Ard must fou,h's hr,xttr>t visions move
foreser on Times restless winsi
Mus, ali the eyes tina, siiil are bright.
And all the lips that talk of bli,s,
And all the firms' 30 FAR To sight,
Hereafter unly come o. this,
Then what are ipve's brst VISIONS worth,
If NJ lergih must lose them ihusi
" all wr value most On earth.
Ere long NUT fade away from u.s.
" that che beiag HON we take
From all the world, ami 80 teeur
To al he sad. ard for her sake
Feel fir fron j'y, when lar from her;
if that one form winch we adore.
From Youth 10 age. ~ bliss or pain,
Soon ~ithers AMI u sren M more
WHY jo We iove--if hove be vain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21

Mr. Van Buren, vas elected Prcsi.
Ident one year since. By considers.
be majority IN The slesioFal colleges.
The revolution IN putlSc ssniimeatsince
he entered apOD hia otscisl duties, hss
been % ''oyeFshelmieg, that be can
nov scarcely elain singis begs State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21

Jaias Of Freicrbk County L1nd.-
Tn" farm belonging /" Col. John Nc.
Phrr.on. rear Fcdriick. called" Rose
I'LL, containing two hundrcd aud
lur.rlccn aud "a holt acres, was sold by
!, na last week, ut one hundred dollar,
per acre.
Sc,'1al sales which have occurred
InIhI. net slIhorhnoi lAlrly, show a rat.
'Nlts Improvement "a The value OF land
~ Frdefi6k rouGiV - IsFnM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21

A correspondent requests u' 10 noui
nate fof BIN without waiting Tor a Ma
tional o. other Conventions liENBY
Cay for President. and VILLAS &.
ParsrOS lor Wee PfesIdent He says
ne re.erhoes the sentiment Of the
Charleston Mercury of ihe elh Of Jolly
iasE--' Give 90, man 81 some noble
traits a buld. brave. gallant, bighmiud-
81 man ol genius, " 10. though we see
b.. errors. We can yet sssuTe ourselves
wiH 10 nothing mesa"
He saws be presents two such MN
ADD asks Who osn present better =
tRisas,ouS B1ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21

IL is sisted that Mr.. Iohn d. wi.
liars Of this city gave away whccI.
barrow load Of imkirs for Thankssiv.
,ny. The history ~ this wealthy and
eminent mcTchan, nay NolI be mat.
Ter ri reference in these iiiurs. Oncr
hc brought i"'siRs and chickens la mar.
kri himself. bat hy long Industry, per-
severance and lIugaIiiy. he can rom
wand his half million. and afford 10
give away TO the poor more tur.ic>
than he.eve soil lie Is one Of the
best samples Of good old New Engl1nd
practical ncn that We have LEFT
10 Ion Tunes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21

HcSc,saiY Irr q 'hCire isS.
=. VI The remaining States. Penasylva.
ma, Connecticut, Louisiana. Illinois
and Michigan. may be put down az
doubtful. Virginia. Alabama. Missis-
Hpri, Arkansas, and New Hampshire.
Nil probably maintain their al!egiance.
l.ns,,ritis Esgie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-21
From lie .9l,aa, Erenin- Journal

.MekmciOIy naId,sioessi1g tenn N
thee 6r0iteoS-Thrce brothers by the
name of McGrcady. were drowned on
SATURDAY. afternoon. a few wards above
the darn, in tho Pairoon's Creek. The
youngest Of them, aged abou; { wears.
was playing near the water, and slip.
ped under the ice; the second one wen,
IA 20 save him. and became en,angled
IN the ice. By this time the mother
had arrived on the spot The oldest
one, aged l3, was just plugging inlfor
the pufpose Of attempting IN save 'hi,
brothers The mother sav that al three
were 10 danger Of peiisEiny. and AZ.
tempted 10 reach them The older one.
inTgriiul OF self. even ~ that moment
at extreme danger. called out and in
treated his mother not 10 attempt IA
save them, lcsi she also should be-
drowned Ileroistn. sclf possession
and disiaiefesiedness Ike this. are
rarely Witnessed The afflicted mother
saw at three of her children peiish
without a,ine u 10 her power. IN con
sequence Of the zee and great depth Of
lbe water. To extend them any aid. -
They were ~ fine. intelligent add pro.
ni.ing bOys The scene was one Of
anguish. too besft.TeBding Tor descrip.
lion.