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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-04-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

Ihe House yesterday refused to suspend
the rules III requiring two-thirds) TO take up
the important resolution offered by Mr.. HA-
MER on Saturday. The vote stood 10 for
and 81 against, falling only FEW VOTES short
Of two thirds.
We congratulate the country on the pros
pect of the passage of this resolution through
the House by large majority. The principle
once established, il will serve as the basis OF
wholesome legislation on the subject to which
it refers. Mr.. Hamers explanation in regard
to the insertion and subsequent striking out of
the words, "as the administration design to
do" Will be found in our report of the pro-
ceedings.
The vote on this resolution has sifted the
real Destructiyes from those who are willing
to extend to the banks the countenance of the
Government, in their laudable efforts to re-
sumo specie payments. Thank heaven, the
destructive party in the House is shown to be
harmless. The relative proportion they bear
to the friends of the people, is only as to 9.
The responsibility they have taken in resist
ing all attempts to favor the resumption Of
specie payments, and the return of confidence
and prosperity, will be more than they can
bear, when they meet their constituents face
to face. We make the prediction-not man
OF them, Except by accidenD will ever again
be trusted with seat in Congress.
We were happy to find all but one of the
Connecticut delegation, and Messrs. Bronson,
Foster, Gray, Pratt, and Prentiss, of N. York,
voting with MIR. Hamer. We trust the.resolution
will be carried through with alacrity, and that
the House will sustain Mr.. Hamer in his pa
triotic effort. We may assure the country of
one thing the resolution is proposed by one
whose frmness, perseverance, ability and mo-
raj courage need not be distrusted.
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II A ROCHEFOUCAULT-R ochefoucault's Maxms
IL and Reflections, complete, in neat pocket volume
Price 81 cents.
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E EsSs ~ s nxas ORD Says.

JOHN w. DEGRAUw,} '9
The Daily Conservative of Saturday, also says of
him:
ellis speech in reply to the Committee was char
acerized with all the eoquence, boldneSs, frmneSs,
ardor and sincerity, which have distinguished the
author ofthe articles signed " Camius," in the Ma
uona Congress ); it delightful treat to those
who had the pleasure of hearing him
A general meeting will be held on Monday eve
ming and if Mr. Garland should continue in the
city he may be expected to address the meeting.
The Conservatives are moving onward on the broad
basis of principle and truth, conquering and to
~
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INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW-Remarks
| on Literary Property, by Philip H. Nicklin, in
volume, is Just published. Price so cents
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ANTIQUARIAN Society, vol |, published in 1920 oct yo
and the second volume Of the same work. published in
1896 in octave volume. april
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HASsLER'S ASTRoNoMY.-A Popular Exposi.
ton Of the System of the Universe, by I. X Hass
Ter r A. p S. in one octave volume, with accompa-
pying atlas Of plates diagrams and tables Price for the
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
- IarCrH - Iy'agOIl Sfand
ron RENT

WISH 20 rent Tavern stand near my
N house, on thc main Valley Road between
Winchester and stanton, aud about one and
- half miles from Newiosn The house q, :.
very neat, rough cast stone building with =
portico IN front aud has five chamber. 6r.
places 40 three Oi them two sitting rooms bar
closet, kitchen aud cellar. Every hing /. II,
complete repair. Tie situation i believed TO
DC one Of the very best for country tavern
aud wagon stand between Winchester sud Staun-
ton. spacious yard, with water adjoining. i,
attached, together with q stable Tor Ii horses
no" building garden Is connected, aud should
The tenant be mechanic, I will also rent with
the property an excellent new stone ,hon very
suitable Tor wagon maker or csrpeuter A.
the turnpike now being made viii pass directI,
by the door OF the tsvern, additional Indu |,
ere presented 10 \ sober aud orderly man (.ud
none other will havc) TO take charge Of this
house. Money can certainly be made AT the
place. ! will make the rent moderate To one
whom know, or Who can bring tesiin,onisI. Of
good character aud VI the puhctuAI payuien
Of hl, rent. Also
II DueHiHg House ANIL BilcksniHs SioD.
wish 10 rent an eNcellett new two story
Dwelling House with garden and large,tone
shop, situated near my mill and tavern, and ia a
yery'Pubisr and popuious neigborhood 80.
Der, industrious and competent blsok,mith can
obtain this desirable situation on reasonable
terms APrly 10 nae near Nswto~n.
RICHARD " BARTON
Frederick county Sept IL las 1T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
To AN INFANT.

~ 10 h NtWikl.
hoy wht, the yuuuE ct,s laurhin. turn
10 cath tE, douj OF glorious ..eht.
mat hers Iu thy natal morn.
Md beam upon he pur' and ht..hi
Ih.nAN thou twill always .li>tcu 80
Alas '--'h" nuht - yct "a come.
AMI many day at toii aud No
VIII shroud ,l,y pathway 70 ihc ,omb.
Eui. welcome 20 ihi> world.
Though but a world ui S'rt,. n b.:
rs there are ipunt> which never pur,d
- there aIc Joy, IA store Tor thcy.
Ia" darkest day hath san i's i-ht.
or hope would chill and man despair.
Ec 'hsae a DAY that knows ~ nishi,
\ hici,mr-In A. FADING fair
lien oi ihs, pilgrim wor,1-my heart
ACHES with an overriding 81 love;
Pu-"-sp otse>-mi!j. - nov thou art.
The day mas come when the Nuun. dove,
ihai nestle "a thy breast wall rs.
Ant leave No." demon vice with ih,.c--
Better building Hover 20 dc.
Than meet SD dark d,-Stinv
IL there lc Occurrence h. LOOKS.
lh"rr >ccm>t 90 say wruny thrr-no
f"ui streams may come from crystal brooks.
And c1ncef> on the faiIc>t crow
Bui, t' thou ever yirtuou>, toy,
True '' Thy freud, religion, home.
y iaihvt 5 pude-1 notncr's Iuy.
a bright star "a The world of eloom."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

The laws ofthe land your life Is TO pay the
lofieit It's unnecessary % dy Ell on the
enOfmiiy OF your offence. You had a
young and tender youth in Your charge;
how YOU behaved tow ards him up TO the
time OF your offence We d. not know. 1t
y. however, favorable circumstance OF
your case. and am glad OF II, that YOU
appear to have supported han THO char
~ Fortunately too no loss OF 1--we oc-
CURED Your case has had toll ADD
lar Invcshga,lon aud put every iavota-
bic point before the Jury. who appeared
as ANXIOUS a. was 10 ind grounds Tor NIT
gazing your offence. They, have found
YOU guilty, and II but remains Tor me 70
record sentence of death against YOU.
VIII report the facts Of your case 10 IT,
lord lieutenant, who has the power OF
mitigating your sentence OF not Ia
!ordship SAID that under the Grand Juu
Act tie ceSs-payers could pTescnta small
sum tor the maintenance Of the child
meantime lac would make an order f.l hi,
support, and he begged that Mr.. Cor
Jones would look after han and have hin
sent % school
MI. Jones promised g. do 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
WAGON MAKING
~ CILIRLEAyOg.>

HUE undersigned respectfully inform. the
pubic. that be has commenced the Was n
Mixing, "a al Ii- various branches. "a the Sh,p
adjoining The blao ksmrh shop of Mr. wy.on:.
where he viii execute every thing IN hi, line m
the best manner, and with ali possible despatch
Wagons, Cart. Ploughs, &c. Of var,ou, kind.
and Of The moot approved style, made upon the
most reasonable tcruis
Farmers aud others Who may want work 10
l'' line, are invited 90 give him a call. - he -
determined TO spare no ,Xcrtlons to give general
satisfaction GEORGE v SNYDER
sept ~ i4I- III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
NO. 3J.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

Earnestly ~ lirg,aia. are pleas
ed 10 learn tina, the Universi,y las again
opened with the most tlattenng prospects,.
But little more than a week OF the session
has transpired. and there are now l75
Ma,noula,es. and some eighteen OF TWEEN
y more ready TO enter. The prospects of
Tie Medical Department in the success
OF which much interest Is fell here. are
very ha'ienos There are already about
ioF'y students IA tia. dcT ar,men,. and
NC have every reason 10 believe there
VIII be upwards OF sixty number fully
equal to any previous session OF the In
snUuon We are no: advised as 10 the
number "a tic other sohools-but so soon
AS Tie classes are properly organised. We
NJ. relhsh a fIll statement oi the num-
Iet, IA each Charlottesville .AicocIte.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
.es promised 70 do 90.


HorE.-iIope is wonderful gifl Of
God and one Of the most powerful pm
c'l4es m the human mind. Ii is the gran!
support OF all mankind an tribulluon n
Is The handspring Of action throughout
The earth; nothing like hope inspires
courage IN difficulties and dangers: and
what but hope can wipe away tears and
1heer the sorrowful heart; Hope for better
lhlngs IN time 10 come j. the support of
all sufferers in the world, it is also the
hie aad 'Igor Of all adyeatuGers. We
shAIi had tins principle at work every
where. II Is inscribed on the warrior /.
banner, on the p.lgsim's staff and on the
pillow OF the dying I,s,imula.cs the law
yer at the bar, the preacher in the pulpit.
TIE parent At the head Of hI. family. anI
The starving poor While passing through
the dreary winter. We plough IN hope
we sow IN hope, We reap N hope; We
1--we IN hope, aud We die IN hope. Fhl
The earth with hope. and YOU fll it with
lie aud light, with yigor and oxertion
b'nish hope from the earth YOU ill /, IN
a moment tuil OF darkness aad despair
W here hope Dies, eAett,on euls, and a
man - buried IN gloom and drspondency
W hiIe hope ives, u.sn looks forward anJ
si''es 10 Hse 10 happiness and glory.
Linz,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

The .H0heriess.-How intcrc sim he
appear. to every feeling mind A child
robbed of has mother eXciies universal
COMMUNICATION and affection from eyery
humane bosom-wc look forward with
ANXIETY To every future period OF hi HE
and bur hopes attend every step Of Ia.
journey. Wu mingle our tears with his
on the grave Oi her whose maternal heart
has ceased 80 beat, for We feel that ho T.,
beIcaNed of the friend and guide Of has
youth. lis father would but cAanot
supply the loss. Ia VAIN tie whole CIR.
Gle OF his lriculs blend their cAJii, 10
alleviate has sorrows and TO I'LL the place
occupied by departed worth, mother
must be missed every moment. Us child
who has ever known aad nightly valued
one, when she IL IN the grave. EohanI
feels so soft a. hcr>-no "oire sounds 10
swcci-no smile So pleasant Ncyershali
hc ind. again, n tins wilderness. such
sympathy, such iondEess, such fidelity
such tenderness. a. he received fr.m has
mother The world IS moved With com.
passion i.f that mo'hriie child, but the
world cannot supply her place to lin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
WWwla NJ. 81 .-.1n
q un-Makcr, Shrphcrdstown.

E>FECIFCLll iEiorms has friends and the
- pubic 10 general, thai he has Commence
VIC above business, where he formerly carried
on, and ~ now ready TO 90 execution e. all
WORK IN his line Of business ia the latest fash
'o"s ana oi Tue most approved plans for double
aud single b.rreled gun-, va: Pa;ebt br,tcb
iAise or slip bFiich, Percus.ioniug, iuai she'll.
sero'i bar lock, or the PLAIN lock or sny other
pan nov "a I've. he has also a general as.ott.
ment OF ride aud shot gun barrels, locks. snJ
mounting OF every description OF steel and brass
SPA lie" ne~ Guns GA hand. All new Rifles
AGO Shot nuns warranted for IL months. Those
who will favor HIN with ac.Ilm,y rel, M,
having their work made Of the best u,.t.ti.I.
aud good u orsman,hip.
Sept Is. l-3--1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
WOOD EOR SALE.

TINHE subscfiber has laid OF several wood lots
Il for sale bssr Chariestown. A credit until
the ht.i day of February next Wili be given. "
dssired. tie purchaser giving negotiable note
ueil endorsed
The time allowed Tor taking TIC wood OF the
land. will be- JnuI the last DAY u February
eighteen hundred add fJrty--after which time
tie subscriber will be al liberty 10 take poses
son u what remains Oh the ground Tor his owl
use. BUSH g. WAsHGSGTOS.
sept - 1875 -ra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
NlHS ltStiS x NJ. s,sis1As},
III Stones Hotel.
e.. BURTON,

1hofESsOR Or PERSPECTIVE AKIN
DRAWING IN GENERAL. having onr.
more returned TO Charlcstown, after an intr,,,I
OF 10 year., respectfully informs Ia, old and IT,
~ KIND friends that he proposes To remain her.
re" days, aud :. prepared to tax,
TRULY CORRECT popTpAr
's before, m his former peculiar st,le. buI ,r,.,
ahd more improved, with Black Lead Pencil .
ha'ins Tue exact elect OF a Lithosraphic pr,nt .
snd rendered durable by chemical wash :
sue ~ by 10 inches at the molera,. pric,. n
ihTee Dollars each Ladies waited on ~ thrir
residehces Specimens can be seen
Inc Pfohle Is the usual manner Of takinr IN.
soo'e Likeness, and In the most dprable reseu-
nance as person growing stouier or thinner
WIZ not alter the side face a. Il does the filI
taec yet the full or three quarter face can o.,
,ahen. II desired, at an additional charge Of One
Dollar each.
A. the above style OF Portrait solely Jspena,
on 'he 'TP't,Si0n or the F.aisTos, and ha, no CO.
Tour IA 1t TO deceive, TO fiiicr. or 10 fad. 20
$50, change of complexion cannot render il
unNke' as IS often the case with painted Like
hesses Need At he added that the separation Of
friends or relations, by death, marriage. removal
&C often renders Likeness not ont, desirable.
but highly valuable
L. n. - 80 successful in hi. practice th,the
does not desire any one 10 take a Portrait. when
done II II II not known A. such by txo-,h,,I.
OF the friends or neighbour
6SI.btscapes, AID RcsIdences. correctly
drawn aud the Art OF Per.?eciive taught i'm A
seIenthe, yet truly simple style
'harlestown, Sept II i-2--u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

I.n'r.r. sNr S.UNat. Nyua.r Nj.
tnui Niu. Gong ml ...anug.ol d.
tr.ru 81. Inr. ui h, Fro, F.maI, Sem.nl
',r miuI"I @. d.. e. e. l.t.-. il... c.r,
l"' A, paaJ tsouics 30, c.i-.u.a, .. !.i-
lows
The manage vas celebrated in the
Charcl IF The institution privately. with
the exception Of relative and lcn5nal
iIends. snd TIE pupils OF the school 49,
Ihese were ali present lastcfglly dsc.s,d
l"f such an occasion "a " bate. aud with
bouquets Of flowers. Their number va,
some bombed aud fifty " two hundred.
ani a group 81 greater lOyc!lucss and
beauty hds seldom been assembled ON any
occasion. the spectacle was foil Of inter.
csi and many a bright eye glistened With
ic'Is a. they ,AS their beloved pfecept8r
upu.!sugi Iuio lady of another name.
We can only adj ouf hope that these
sweet creatures. after being thoroughly
,il. t'ci may 90 due season thour a. n,
ta'ff,o' H'E.r HWiSi0vs yr,Acessgr 49,
u 90 ihc happy eouplc ,hcmsclgcs. we
'''o them aw'.h from BYRON
.tHr m1. H. t.... d. iu,t....
I.,.I saI. o.. .uaa,. t.-i. OF. I.....
lu II. .u.. u. ..,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

ANIMAL Mt.NLIIsN o. rDoSr 1t a
sail thsl NlI Perkins Las invented corn.
pound which be coils toe "coaeentras1
c''eIc@ 81 'he 'ubl'mate spir,, Of steam %
\ F"f'pn has only o. put Wal q u into
De pocket nd q wiil carry hia along a,
Zee tale oi fty miles ia hour. or bv
merely s~silDains three Irops " hen YOU
- 10 bed 81 uishi .u the nsrniaR yoa
~" Rase up 90 a"5 rlI' ~ The world you
choose ~. itssrt0,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
~ :. 3 g Z Z Z . 81 =.

The following extraordinary article. from the
Cox lIreianiJ Constitution, 4 l.ui.L =. lA. l..,,
London pIpcI-. l. presents a cas-. of u,i,r,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

N9FDI5 uiH ac-AGscHiy Bta.
rhciyIs Iui ~ tunes and scatgns but it.
sEi.a'i'ns. s'uucF of later. retet tai -
ln uc % atcf4Ltlus &c & th...l -
hie. 80 ih.i they 80 sooner begin tit.te
ie''-i'y so piJspcct than they are cIe.,I
"'ih hopeless di.1lf n'mrul others o.
permit 60 4lssUCs i-tiL.t eat. tlI ihey
spread 90, i.uujs'i1us ~ their ha}pin,,,
deep anJ siic. that lI.t q. ihcy have
nearly hnDh'd ihe 'aFcntf1otDfr. u ma,
o'er"htim them Wua ma,s c1'cnsis,
GesUlatoh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
NOTICE.

DERNpNS ~ho purchased property rom m,
- - trustee Tor Baker Tspscoit. arc h-rrb,
notified. that their notes are now due ,pt
prompt payment IS required
HENRY BERRY.
shepberJ-town, Sept -. Is3S N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
Nm OnIrANA SER :

HORRIBLE Early thus mmnin,,
the guard Of the second municipality OBJ
served a White woman crossing Girod
street "'ih something very heavy In
blanket pom examination the con
tents OF the blanket appeared u DO earth
freshly dug THIS led the guard 10 the
womans house, where they perceived
indications that the floor had been dis.
tHtbct On raising the planks. the guard
found IN hole, not far from tho Fireplace
,he remains OF a man horribly muiilatod.
The head was cut oil, and also the arms
and leg Mrs. Doyle tue keeper of tho
house, was arrested, and also three or
four DULLES, who were wont 10 make her
premises their headquarters.
The name OF the unfortunate victim
I" as Charic. Go,stef German. who hal
been some time ia the United States Ma
val service. It's not known exactly how
much money he lad aboai hinr- some
say one hundred aud nifty dollars and .
gold watch
The above pr,ioulars are gathered
from What toll from one or other OF the
crowd, which was so thick a. TO block Nh
the s!Proachc, 90 the Recorders office Of
the second municipality.
lruly has u been sad that the next
cnmIna! court Will have business. and
more than enough - CourIsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

a ~ persons having claims sraipst the e.
Z n atr ~ R9b,u Wsl-fs. dss'd AGO. rr.lss,,,f
pf.s,ut them propcrlS suuI,uu,si Cos t.s, f,,tt
Those indebted 20 ti'c estate VII please s,ul, tir
ssrie s,u.oui dclst.
JOHN w CNTrON. .fis',
iau u.s. 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
CLOTHS.

taSsinercs and Vestings.
J>f received. spi,adid Si.ck u Gfnte.
80 rsaf HE.fR, among which souaething new
"ay 'c fsuDd. Those 90 ssut. viii DO veil o.
'li. O. tAc style and pficecanuot fail 30 please.
J. }. MILLER
Ctsr,esiown. June %, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
H.E.V'TED.

q SECOND HAND &C.,,
n tso. horse wagon, ~ ~ L<r@
iDa'tiisiey ApplJ 81 Tee 90 yy1bEA
ts Office 80 y lkylsAt-lAs
August &C.. 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

Jhe Brhh lusm.--Ihs SeN Yof1
Expo says-- Letters from Eoglsnd state
hat 'h's splendid vessel Wa expected IN
Load0u ii0m ScodsnI. 70 October, add
hat shc would certainly leave fof New
\ s'k i1 Sogeri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

The Administration is rapidly melting
away the treasures of the rcople.-
twenty millions of dollars nas been spen,
IN flonda' to bnng disgrace upon our
arms, Ieproach upon our character and
'niamy upon our Government. The SUI.
plus Revenue IS gone. Twenty Millions
oil Treasury Notes are swallowed up and
Seven Millions Of Boi.ds have been sold
TO raise the wind No prodigal son
ever dissiPated the earnings OF father
w'ih more reo%lessness than Van Buren,
Is squandering The ample revenues Of the
epublIc.-.fE1ay Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

RNrrtrssAgEs.--The Cumberland c.
william says that few DAYS ,ines there
we're killed. on tho farm q sir T.. A. s.
f'knsn "a ihe Glade, 10 Allegheny coun.
~. duung h' harvest 20 less lhsn thirty.
seven fai,lesRAkes, and on that Of Mr.
Jehu Gregg, only one mile aid half dis.
'an' seventy Of these poisonous reptiles
were DESTROYED.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

The number .l lcrss &c lssI 10 L9aist.
fna beI"pl7y 81 De lni,sd states. a.
ahI-h if- Indian ti.e hss been exiin
Z.Itlfi ~ about ttfrty miiiianr and
hall About hsil II ibi, BE-. besn survey
ed. q shich abolt s,s ui.iioos ADD bal
have been offered ioI sole. snd ouly ~
nlLL... lLIuaIIn IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

Po'rsr Of Conscience When Smith
The oAr.eePcr, aud accompl,ce OF Mrs.
Doyle. IN the murder Of the unfortunate
sailor IA GIfod street, surrendered him.
so!l to the police, he confessed that he
had been forced 20 give himself up by tho
ierrors u guilty con,cionce. Ever
s'noe ilei from the house, said he. tho
corpse OF that murdered man has been by
NY Aide-wheTeyeI 90 the spectre hauuis
me, and not for single moment can I
nut ny eyes against tho frightful sppa.
uion-sooner than suffer a. have d6ne
ior ihe last few hours let mo be hung
would rather face the ssilows than b,
tosme"i"i by the direful limoges @. re-
morse anJ suIli.-Such. We are told. wa.
The 'ub''ance Of hI. statement. Had be
listened 70 the warnings of this friendly
mo"'"r when the frs! step in crime W.,
taken he might have escaped the horror.
OF unaYa.!ing regret. and tho shame OF an
isnominIous dealh.-.N o. Bulletin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ~. ,sas

1--we power and patronage in IT'S very
wor'; forms and ramidca,ions Mr.. CLAY
IS IN favor otreducins and limiting them
10y law.
In lew words must state tia, think
The great difference between the two men
IS, that Mr. Van Buren viii profess any
Opinions which viii gain him votes IN Al
election and that when elected. be viii
practice on whatever principles will give
10 himself and par,izans the most money
without any regard 10 The great interest,
OF The country. That Mr. Clay j. bold
ambitious, frank, and talented man
That II IN Office he would hc ambitions So
10 administer the Government as 10 make
i"F himself the reputation of ~, Altman.
IA The estimation OF enlightened men an
h'' own day, and Of pos,cri,y IN all time
to come.
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June =. 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27

a CHFS .qJ,cfiOn Cr a Kiiien.-Un-
der our obituary head /, recorded the
death BY drowning Of a young child Of
Mr.. Alexander Race. residing at Squs,p.
The circumstancss undsr which this nj.
most infant being only years Of ase)
lost 'ts liic are both singular and affecting.
She bad followed small boy 10 tie fiV.
ar, weeping utterly bccluse he was a.
bout 10 drown kitten lol hlch she had
formed great attachment and no soon.
er w1s II tossed into The 3atsr than the
egon'4ei child took oil hls shse. and
RAISING ~ clothes walked into the river
wilh firm and determined step togsyis
tho object Of her darng anl affection. hut
before reaching u ,he suddenly sank into
deep water. sHd her gentle spirit return.
ed t. the Con who gave a., The tear
val! come. 60 think there wa, none near
70 rescue The little sufferer Who 90 fear
lsssly psrled aud sacrificed her own
liie, 70 ave that II a comparatively value
less one bot Oh which she had set her
young affections - Giouoesfer TsIsRrsgA.