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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

tise cry u a pack q wolves opsned upon Ain.
aal AGAIN awakened him 10 a senso u danger.
ue placed his bands over hh eyes--fel %.
his face, and 10 silent aSeny awaited his fate.
lfe now heard = rustlinE ia tho bushes-- steps
approached a cold oLiil ran over him. Ina
giRation--eTeative, busy imagination, Was ae-
lively employed; death, the most horrible
death, awaited him his hmbs you'd an all
prObability be torn from hIs body aud he be
dcvoured alive. rio fell q t0ueh-the vital
spark was almost "a tiRsuhhe,l-- another toueh
more vislent than the iiIst. AM hs was tnrned
OVer-the cold sweat Tau down IN torrents
has hands were violently forced from his face
the 1ioou passed frosa undeE cloud Ia IaIDt
ray beamed upOa hIn--hIs eyes involuntarily
! opened, aud lao behelJ las wlfe, Who, in a
scarce audible voice. exclaimed, s.MJ hus-
baad i--ny husb1ndw aud fsH upon b.. bo-
som.
Morgan uow learned from hi. wife that, az
ter the lndians had eHtsTsd the house, they
found SomC spirits, and drank freely an al
teTcation soou took place --ono Of thonl re-
eeived a mortal stab, and fell his blood ran
through the door on her Believing it 90 be
the blood Of her husband, she .hrieksd aloud,
and betrayed her place Of coSee almsnt. she
WAS immediately taken and bound.
The party, after setting hro 90 the house,
! proceeded 10 Bryant's station. On the day Of
the BIttlo Of Tie Blue licks, horse, With
saddle and btidie, rushed by her. which she
knew 10 be her husbands. During the action
the prisoners were lett ut SuardeI, made their
escape, and lay concealed beneath some
bushes under tho bank OF the liver. After
/ the Indlans had returned frJm the pursuit and
iett tho battle-ground, she. with some other
persons that had escaped With her, determin-
ed TO make a search for their friends, and. II
! ou the held and living, 10 save them, 10 possi-
Die, from the beasts Of prey. After searching
Tor some time. aud almOs, Departing u sue
cess, she fortunately discotersd him.
| The party of Col. Logan found Morgan aud
hss ~iie. aud restored them TO their friends.
tllSIr infant, and their home.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

FFom EnelaRd.-The packet ship
Independence has arrived in New
York, and brought London papers 10
the 23d and Liverpool 10 the 9th ult.
The extracts from them, published 10
the New York papers. chiefly relate 10
the condition Of the currency and the
mercantile interest. The fsiioTes, which
had occurred. says the Journal of Com
merce, were only Of houses 10 partner
ship With houses which had failed
here. or IA so intimate connexion that
their suspension was matter Of course.
One house, Roskell, Ogden s Co,
v bose suspension had been previously
announced. is now announced as hav.
ing resumed payment. The great A
meTicsn houses are all going on and
daily eaneelling large amounts Of &C
cep;ances in favor Of houses on ihis
side. The revival in the price and de-
Eand for cotton shows that there is
an opinion left in England, that cotton
may vet be wanted. Money contin-
ued plenty, fact OF great importance
and the rate OF foreign exchanges ia
vorab!e 10 England. Although the
credit Of houses engaged in the disas-
trous branches Of business was much
shaken. the general state Of pecuniary
affairs had received no shock. There
were no indications. so far as we can
see, that the Bank Of England would
find any difficult pan continuing on a
specie paying basis. Nothing could
drive the Bank % o suspension but do
nesiic distrusi, the expectation of sus-
pension, such as produced the suspen-
sion here. Bni there was no appear
ance Of any dis,rusI, and nothing was
likely 10 occur TO excite ii. On the
whole, England seems to be fast an
chored and likely 10 ride out the storm.
a paragraph in the New York A
meTioan induces the belief that the
Bank Of England will continue to up
hold the American houses.
Niles Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
THE FREE PRESS.
TIE LEGISLATURE.

g. THE LEGISLATURES.
= The Legislature u Ihis State, after an sElrs
session OC IuO weeks, sdjourped sias dis on
saturday last Six acts have been passed
only two Of which arc " gSnersi'intsrest-
the act for tho sollsf OG lbS Banks, and the act
10 stay proceedings in certain cases Of debt.
A letter FROM Richmond, Of Saturdays date,
says;
- The Legislature adjourned OF O'Clock
this evening, after having rejected four OF Eve
proportions 10 authorize tho i,sue Of small
bills. am confident maAy Of those who voted
against tho measure, wished from the bottom
Of their hearts, that the measure had carried.
They are perfectly satisfied that the people
will safer gseai inconvcnienee for the want
Of small change. yet their pride Of opinion.
and reluctance 20 acknowledge tho failure Of
the hard-money humbug, prevented them from
ylslding assent to = measure of unquestiona-
BILE Propriety and necessity. u will be more
THAI six months before any legislative aid can
be given-and ere the meelipg OF the next
Assembly, the Slamors Of the people will be
loud and alarming To Ihose who lay claim to
exclusive Democracy, many Of whom have
given what Vas not askeI Tor, and denied that
which largo portion OF the community pray
ID most earnestly FOE.
g The laws passed, amount to six 10 num-
her, viz:
An act Zoe the temporary relief OF The
Ranks Of Ihs Commonwealth
An act to stay proceedings on executions,
trust deed. and other evidences Of debt, In
eases Of refusal TO take Bank notes;
Al act concerning tho states proportion Of
the Surplus Revenue Of the United st,tss, and
Tor other purposes;
An act releasing the tax upon the town lots
10 the town VI Suffolk, the buildings on which
we're destroyed by FIRE;
Al ACT amending the acts concerning the
POrtsmouih and Roanoke Railroad COMPANY,
and
An act 10 provide Tor the pay Of the Clerk
60 the joint committee on BAnks, and for the
extra services Of tie Public Penter. SC.
lhese aels cost The State $4,000 collars
upwards Of ~ 600 for each act
The people, should iLink, would very
naturally inquire. 10y whose management has
'h" present state Of things been brought about
Is IL possible the wings, though 10 the miaeri-
y, have bsea able to produce this mischief
u 50 potent for evil, when in tho minority
may they not DO equally potent for good, II
entrusted with power. These are question.
which The people, in their moments Of calm.
hess, IriH revoNe 10 their minds"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
YOUHTn on sULs CELEnnA.

Asrss.biy 10 psblis ncliss. samerOus meet
ibE or the eitissna Of Ch-riesIoSn, ~ss held ct
tie vslley Hotel on The g. saing ofthe 22i Inst
70 make arrangements Tor ssls brsiias the sp-
PrusshiRg Anniversary Of American ladspSs-
dence.
On motion. AIr. ,. NJ. BROWN vas called
to the Chair. and Mr.. y. ). BosUI appointed
Sceressry.
o. motion. the following uamvd genllen-s
~erS spPoiS,ed Commivee OF Arrangements /;
Aisssrs- Joseph Starry, Jrha Heed. George G.
North, jos NJ. Dropn. and Francis ). BoEus.
d, motion, csp, &. w. ssppiagiou. aud Mr
Charles &. Sss~aH. ~Srs spPoinssd Co~miilcs
10 sslses an Orator. aud Header Ofrhs Dssl.-
ration of Independence, Cor ,hs occasion.
% motioh,. MessrA Francis w. Rsslins.
willi'm Hicks. Charles G. Stewart. John J. q.
strsi'l, John ,. Palmer, George w. ssppington.
aud Thomas Sraith, were sPpoiate'i Commit
tee to'prepare Toast, for the oeea,inu.
Resolved, That the citizens generally bare
| quested TO sn.pead business on that day.
On motion. the meeting Thea adjourned till
Monday the 10th in,t
JOSEPH VI. BROWN. Chairman.
FRANcJs s. UOouE. Secretary.
An Adjpurnsd meeting ofthe oilizcns of Charles
town held q, the Valley Hotel. on Monday
evesirg. the 10th Inst The Chsirmsa called
the meeting to ordsr-AIlcr which, the report,
Of Commi,,vel, appointed at the previous meet-
lug, ~Ss heard aud accepted.
The meeting then elected - Chief Marshal,
Major Thomas Briseor. anil - Assistant Mar
'I'AI'. Cspt. John MOIsr and Capt Francis Yates.
to act on the occasion.
The Couaiuee Of Arrsng, m, ats then report
cal u'e fOIloung a, the
ORDEE OP THE DAY,
At half past 10 o'clock, Capt. SsppiuEton's
Aruiisry Company ~ili parade la front of thr
Valley HO,sl-rresiSc the Orator Of he Dsy, aud
Reader 81 Il,e Declaration of Iadrpcndsnee-and
proceed frun thence 10 the Preshy ir,isn shursh,
where appropriate service vilI be performed
a. fulloSs
After SoRPsny seated
l. siosing-suJ Payer 10y ,Le Rev. MIR.
Suupsou,
? D.elaratiOu fIndepends"es-re~d q, jos
q. Dsusherty, Esp
5 ors,'on-by WiliiaH. Lucas. E,q
The eore moHies u the Church being eoneiuI-
ell, Proee,siou will DC formed ia frou, OF
the Church, ia rhs folI,~ius order
/ Ihs Military.
= The Ns,ion-l Color, and Guard.
Revolutionary soldiers
Orator Of the Day and Reader Of the De
sisr.tiou OF IhdePcndeDee.
s. Civil Authorities q To~u aad ountry.
9. Citizen, .pL Strangers
The ProessAioa will then DC conducted by
Maj. Brissoe. the Marshsl Of the Day, TO th,
Grove, West q town, where a rspst viii be
PREPARED faF the occasion BY MIR. William Cor
rell. Aier PaftaLing u which, Toasts Will bc
drsSk-sBd tie Company will be conducted e
town, 81 Ihe Marshal. in the order q Vrusyssiou
ia Which fhey we're marched out--4nd ,hcn Be
d,suist,d.
CT The CiuEens generally snd Strangers ars
I cordially Invited to psrtAk~ "a the Celebration
JOSEPH 81. BRowN, Chairman.
FaANeis y. BoouI, Sre,y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

The Money market. appears to be
somewhat easier in The Atlantic cities,
aud there IS disposition among the
Banks and individuals not TO press their
creditors further than is necessary for
seif-preseryaiion. Yet great dislrust
prevails in tie public mind, and conf
dence will not be restored until the
currency question Is settled by the &C
ton Of Congress for even the few pru-
dent banks which arc able to afford re.
lief. are restrained by the fears Of the
reaction which the legislation of that
body may produce in the finances OF
the country. They are. however,
adopting measures which will prevent
any sudden disaster, and we have no
doubt that before the extra session they
will be prepared for any change that
may then be determined upon.
T.Niies' Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

The Cincinnati Wing states that q
few days ago a one hundred dollar bin
oi The Monster was sold at Memphis.
Tennessee, At auction and brought two
hundred and City dollars in Mississippi
paper What IS The reason the notes
OF this Pennsylvania Monster com
mand such q premium Do not The
people q Memphis know thai The
Globe haa declared the Bank insolvent
---or DO they want faith ia that mouth
piece 81 the Cabinet?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
THE MONSTER CALLED UPON FOR
HELP

THE MONSTER CALLED UPON FOR
HELP.
The honest yeomanry Of the coun-
try, who have been Ted 20 believe that
the war upon the United States Bank
and the currency was a war Of princi.
pie, viii hardly know how 10 reconcile
the fact, that since the National Urea.
sury has become bankrupt under enc
operation Of the experiment, the Co
vcrnmout have been Obliged 20 cali
upon The United STILES Bank fora loan
Of fve hundred thousand dollars ~
pay OF pensions due % cd soldiers and
naval veterans.
The following Is said 20 be me an
swer returned By the Bank Of the ~
states 60 the application made by tbc
baEE or rHE UEirep sr.rrs
Aay- --, 1897
Hon, Lam Woopuuny,
secrcisry " De Trcasury.
SIR 1our application has been received.
say wterc-when- and 10 uhag smouut. snd
. shall BE- ready fJr YOU
heaPcciluiiy, yours. &C.
n. BlDDLE. Prssidruf
9hs Bsnb sffts u s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
F,en .. clarlelL,,r,lL. .iIp.,,l,.

We are pleased TO learn from the
Southern Religious Telegraph, that the
Rev. Sepdmus fusion, who has so
ably aud satisfactorily discharged the
duties OF Chaplain at the Uniyersity
Of Virginia, during the present session.
has been invited to take charge of
the Presbyterian Church in Warren
Ton, Fauquier county; and that he has
accepted the invitation, and will enter
upon his new field Of labors immediate
~ after the 4th Of July next, at Whlch
time his term Of service as Chaplain
will expire" We understand ii was
the wish Of many connected with the
University, that Mr.. Tusion should
remain there another year, and com
Plste the studies be has been pursuing
during the present session-but ss il
would be an innovation upon a long
established rule Of changing The minis
ter every session, and selecting one Of
a different denomination, Mr.. T. could
not consent TO be the FIRST 20 break IN
upon that arrangement. The best
wishes Of sveFy one connected with
the University. attends him on his re-
tremeDt from this place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION. -Thl,
body has been IN session several weeks, and
thos following are the only amendments that
have ye, been made 20 The present constilu-
ton
The Senatorial term has been reduced 10
three Jesrs
The General Eiectioa has been fixed one
week later
The Governor Il 10 appoint his Secretary
during be pleasure, and 80 other officers not
otherwise provided for during the terms n
tune that may be fixed upon, by and with the
consent " The Senate.
The opinion gains ground daiiy (say' he
Pennsylvania sootibs) that The Convention
will not succeed in agreeing upon any Cobsii-
futon that can meet the sanction % ihs people
Of The State. Perhaps 20 dolibsrauvs body
ever assembled IN which there wos - lille
aoeordsnce 81 sentiment. Evrry proposition
q made the subject q protrseisd contest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

Frsm the Tssisra Prssbyfsrisn H,rsiA
OF DR. DWIGHT AND 10.
SEPH DENNY.


rs Joseph Denny was travelling in
New Jersey, he called late in the
evening at celebrated hotel, for lodg-
ings. but was told by the hostess that
all her rooms were full unless he could
get IN with DR.. Dwight. who had one
10 himself
Introduce me to the room Of his
reverence said Denny, and will
make my way
He was accordingly introduced. but
without announcing his name, hich
the tavern keeper. perhaps, did not
snow. His eye Of genius, and clo-
quence OF conversation. scon attracted
tie attention of DR.. Dwight. They
engaged in familiar conversation, and
talked Of literature and literary men.
The names of Franklin aud Ri,ten-
house, and Hamilton, and many other
American worthless, passed in rapid re-
view. VI length Dwight spoke Of
Denny then edited the Port Fo-
10. brilliant work at Philadelphia
pronounced high eulcgiuin upon his
taste and genius. aud among many
other things called hun the Addison
of Americt'-'but what a pity, said
he, that this man Is given to iridni;h
Teyels.
'Ibelieve that's no; true, said Den.
ny.
Give me leave 10 tell you, said
Dwight, that / know it 20 be true :
THIS in his positive tone, was q
knock-down argument. Denny, how
ever. fertile in resources, soon found
a way to rc;ort He spoke of DR..
Dwight and pronounced 4 flaming
panegyric upon his Learning and IA.
Tents, but added, 'wha, pity it i. that
lac !. the most posittrs dogr.qi.c man
In the world
1 believe that is not lis character.
sls, sid Dwight.
Give me leave 20 tell you, said
Denny, with a confident air, that /
know II Isl
The Dr.. whose pride was perhaps
little Piqued--raising bis voice said
i AN the DR.. Dwigh. SIR, Of whom
you speak {
And | am the Mr. Denny, replied
the other, of whom you speak
They were thus, thoroughly and not
unpleasantly introduced 10 each other
and arose, shook hands, and con
versed together like old acquaintance
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29
THE CROPS.

YIkGISTA. The Norfolk Herald Of
Wednesday ssys--"ln ihis State, We
have assurance every day that the pros
poets Of the agric ullurisls are quite ia
vorable. The wheat in the upper
country, il is now believed, will turn
out an average crop.
Outo.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of
the 9Th instant, Says-''For few weeks
past the weather, in this vicinity, has
been very favorable for the crops OF
ali descriptions. The prospect. not
only here, but from all points, 10, that
average amounts may be justly looked
for.
The Cleavelsnd Ohio Herald OF
Monday last sSys-"A gentleman who
has just been through the interior OF
this State. informs Us that all kinds oil
grain now look remarkably promising,
add the farmers are rejoicing in The
prospect Of "a plentiful harvest.
MARYLAND.-Tbee Easton Gnzette
Of Saturday, says--"Our farmers say
there Is nov a iair prospect for crop
of wheat in this country"
The HageTstown Courier of Thurs.
day last ssys--"Within the last four OF
FIVE weeks the wheat has improved so
rapidly. that our farmers believe they
will make considerable more than bali
crop. A small lot o. wheat in the
ground, near town, sold for $50 pei
acre al public auction on Saturday"
PESNSYLvANIA.-Th Harrisburg
Reporter OF Friday, says" Every thing
nOw wears n most delightful growing
appearance. The grain fields which .
short time ago. looked like a barren
waste. now promise an abundant har.
vest, aud which will most unquesiion-
ably, IN all this section Of the country.
at least. turn out the usual Weld"
The Miners Journal, al Potlsviile,
says--'We are pleased to learn from
almost every part Of the country, tlIai
the wheat felds are in very flourish.
ing condition, aud bid FAIR TO yield :
good crop"
NoRTH CARoLINA.-The Fayette.
vile Observer Says-"We are gratifed
20 be able to state that the wheat crot
is IN general highly promising"
NEW loRR The New York Jour.
nal of Commerce says-"A gentleman
who has recently passed through large
wheat tract Of our State, SAYS tic las
three weeks have made an astonishine
improvement IN the appearance of tlt
fields. A month ago the prospect va.
50 bad that some farmers ploughed ~
their fields, but others which then ap.
peaTed no better, now give promise o
a good crop"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

The Beiyidsre Apolia, New Jersey print,
ssys, ,hsi msny orthe farmer, 10 wsrrsn had
stored svy 10 their grsnasiss. hundreds 81
sufl'sl' q W'ies'. for vhish they rsfa,gd e. 50
per hushcl, lest siuier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

GUY Of Houston, Teras.--A letter
from Texas gives the following ae-
count Of The city Of Houston.
city vas lais out in December last. and
on The 10Th January the frs, house
built There are now in this place {
hotels and boarding houses-l3 retail
stores OF shops, and one wholesale Is.
labhshment--and shout 300 houses.
and HOm ? io5BJD people now IN town:
transient visitors One steamboat tuo
schooners and two sloops, Ply regular-
ly between this place and Galveston.
which last is destined 10 Do the great
commercial depot for 90 tho country
east of ihe Bassos."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

y Strong DJsncs. There are
three points ia this case, may Il please
your honor . sa.d tho defendants coun-
sol. In ibe first place, We eonlond
that the kettle was cracked when We
borrowed o. Secondly, that il was
" hole when we returned H. And third
", that We never had IT,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

The Governor Of Illinois has issued
his proclamation converting. ,he Legis-
laiure oiihai Stale on the second Mon.
day in July next The late ruspen-
Ion Of specie payments BY the Bank
oi Illinois, and thc necessity there is
ioF legalizing ihls act, o the principal
reason ior this cahy convocaGon oftho
Legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

kCr Merely word or Two to the public
we 'nhAe no rsPiJ 70 certain PFint-~e
De''i ua'o haa amy controversy" With 1t,
nv" ''''''n''hs as assertions 10 tue contrary
anu NC never shah have un's-s its man
"''' &c improve" "hd 0'hsr very essential
reforms introduced
- "ue ''''e''u 'ne editorial remarks
S J""''' s-S'' were
'4'D s'"''e-
80, so - I11 ''''s " "S 70 ~
,,,..~s.,..,.1-, ''' ''''' '''''''-
-
-, 0 o'O "O'
''o 80 "O"''s''s
- ''' '''D ''' pm -
a..
,-..., .''D'1 ~
t,.,;s..,,.. -. ~. - '"s 80 ~,
- -. : $3.50 - ''e III"
:, 80 -, :. - N"e a'' '.''
''o'' su'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

THIRD Presbyisyy Of PHiIa6eloiia.-
We learn from the United States Ca
zette, that the Third Presbyiery Of
Philadelphia, decided at their recent
meeting, 70 continue their present or
ganizatIon. notwithstanding the deci-
sion Of the late General Assembly.
cutting them OF as 9 Presbytery, which
they hold 20 be WncoRsfifuiioHaf, and
no, IN accordance with the constitu.
ton Of the Presbyterian Church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

The H1eat eyoy.-Tbe prospect is
that the wheat crop in the United
States viii be the most abundant shat
has been reaped for many years-and
prices will be greatly reduced by the
vast quantities Of The foreign articles
which arrive almost daily in our ports
On Tuesday last about siriy Mousand
bushels, Of a very fine quality, were
entered az the custom house IN Balti-
more, besides a large quantity of rye.
The price Is, however, well up and
will remain 20. until the commence
ment Of the wheat harvest.
Niles Reg Ser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

Indians offbe Norihwssi-We have
been informed that. with view 20 IS.
hblmh amicaJle relations between
them, on permanent basis. the Presi-
dent has directed that Invitations should
be given 10 lho Sacs and Foxes. the
Winnebagoes, the Sious OF the Missis.
siPr' and the Missouri. the Iowsvs
and the Sacs Of Missouri. o. send de.
Puiaiions to this city. They will pro-
badly urrive here about the FIRST Of DC.
tober. The principal chiefs Of ere o..
verel bands OF thesc ulbcs, with The
most distinguished braves, will constr
tuie these depuiaiions. The whole
number viii DOT il 10 believed. fan
short Of Cry The occasion will be
one iull OF interest 20 those who wish
to observe the costume and habits Of
the indigenous tribes, aud 10 listen 10
powerful native eloquence. The sub
Ieets 70 be considered vill probsblv
elicit All the talent and tact Of the nost
able among them Globe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

I'm .AiH5-UouSe Letter WFifer.-A
correspondent Of the Boston Herald.
writing from New York, says that the
keeper Of tie Poor House. in reading
one Of the letters handed him 20 be- de-
posted ia the Post Office, found this
remarkable passage
I'VE are living in a Palace-have
nothing 10 do-plenty Of good food. and
are treated ike Princes. America Is
The country. Come out yourseli, and
fetch out all your friends Our iesi.
dence IS on tae bank Of beautiful n
yer"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

Gen. Jackson has published in IRE Nashville
Uuion Of the 18th Jose hi'ioaEpr ed address
70 the pebble, 10 reply 70 judgs White.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

The Hou. sasUst g. ssvrH.sp. u Me-
Jersey. has been unaaimously elected President
q The Morris Csnai md n.ukiug Company, Co
supply she place Of Sir. Mstaae.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

Character u like wealth. Il takes
many years 20 acquire IL, bat the az.
tons Of an hour may lose Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-29

John Neal IN one Of biz works SAYS
"Iiis vain for any man 20 tell me. that
tho wnter Of a letter fesls, when I God
bis IS ell dotted, and % al crossed.
a man who will not take time 90
cross his - and dot be i's will not take
time to feel In the absence Of mind
man generally punctuaiea and spells
correctly.