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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

~ t8erf.-nor could the \ ADMINISTRATION parry il
they should triumph, abrdse it, It's State lnsti-
tulian and equag beyoud Tie reach Of either party
in Virginia for good az for eyl.aad the Enquirer
oeiyslows m what contempt ii holds the iutelli-
qence of It's readers when it presents them with this
tiise issue. Is the question which they called up
on TO decide. Forone, we say would not give to
the present + auk anatioua charter, ii we could do
50 Tomorrow. We, no more than the Enquirer,
would lend helping hand to its national fecogni.
ton''-aud the Enquirer ni.lcprescnts the Wigs
wien it maintains the contrary assumption. Should
1t eyer be deemed expedient again to charter M
oua Bank.we should be favor Of beginning de aoro
aud Of giving ran organization materially aud radl-
Gully different on lla which the late Bank posses
sea, or winch the present possesses.
BatitIs amusing 10 witness the contradictory po-
sfons assumed by the administration party. Look
at the leading editorial article in The Richmond En-
qulrer Of the Eth inst. In one place we are told
thai " Mr.. Biddle's Bank is attempting to rule the
circulating medium AMI busincs, otlhe hole cout-
tfytIIa this aadaclous institution has stretch
ed its arms beyond the seas aud ':placed conf
dental agent III England, to protect the great com
mereal and pecunary interests OF lie country''-in
Que word,t Is grasping at universal dominion and en-
deasongto subycft the government Gifts own conn-
ny as the ifat step in ITS victorious march--Aud in
another pait oi the same article, told with
strange inconsistency, thai Il Is on the verge OF bank
rupey-hat il is oGerng 10 its Cllaud that 1t will
soon crumble under the shock which threatens j..
10" is this Ifltbe SO very weak of the
Enqncrs authorities represents il, how is 1t dan
tIa, Il ()Ya al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

Qasiy'-lt the New York Banks are 50 y..,..
Gus 10 resume specie payments as they pretend
" Df BrocAenbroush and Others are 10 f,loa ,,'
example why don't they do 50, withon, ,,.,... '''
m"eh in'' about it they are prepared and VI,
h'ddle Is not'thry have no excuse for proee,,r,o,
tng the day-as he would have none for b,y..,"
!" Let them resume, if they are able, aoJ ,l.,.I
dtSrredH hts mites. But don't abuse HIM hoa,.'
ne will not ruin the Institution over whose ,,e,a
he bound TO watch, at the bidding of other, WI.
have M more right to control his actions thanbch,
tc control theirs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
rOREIaa ESTEEaEGExCE.


pa Aeq ~ iagraai 81 Commerce. .iIga u.
STILL LA4'EG fGoNEURoPE,
Tie r,ckei shin Shsdiaa,' Cap. Pcnee, arrived
Yesterday irom Liverpool having s1i'ed on ihe 7,h
Of March Ne have London lafers 10 the lbth,
fffHla. 4ls1tetpooi also ct The lsf1
The Sheridan brings 100000 ID specie
\ fatre Hebrew establishment mas reported 10
have entered iutp contract Tot iiie cNi'.b '' DC
f,,eeu g coo zoo and $4,000 9ao 10 tie tuie ed
So e,c,,,,rns Of this Kind beng rendered NJ
orssa,y to bring about balance OF tl'de bft"efh
The twn countries - sass the London Shipping
Gaz-fic.
Thsra aniycd Al Liverpool dufoe the oeeh cnl-
in slarcll 10Th, over l3aoen bales OF eoiton-the
k greatest qpaalitv efet hno~a.
lsire1psL l.odncsdor, KTca, 1.-THE change
81 pia,i has brought up vast number q vessels
Stree Monday wees, 10 have arrived lfon i"'f's9
ports; 1 from the Isle al Nan g IRON lrclaad :;
AMI lt7 eoasl-wise
Lesdan, Hareh. i6.-1be discussion on Nj. Vii
hers motion last night. tar total repeal Of he Corn
Laws disposed OF p every body anticipated II
would be.
The division showed ~ and 600. asjng maj4li-
Z, o. POS against the motien.
I.osloa. Haioi lo.--Thr monetary difficulties
which appeal 10 prevail lea tmcrIca, aud IRE oxpcc-
taiion tiaf ihe banks ,ie1s VIII rpt resume >petie
payments for long iac u come, ave es s4ed ma.
tcfjally the deu,aad Ia goods ict export acos tit
Alan'ic. The packets arr hu". however exporting
valuable ifoishts Of lie precious uela'.. 10 make Up
tic deficiency ia H. >NpmeHs OF goods. Fof the
hume trade there considerable degree oil busut.s
dong. Tie accounts from the manufacturing d.
ircts arc uHliota!, of "a more favorable character
than lhcy have been OF late, aud among the Whole
s1lr establishments Ia tins city, thefe are not uon
any complaint, OF a lut 4 uadr.
Quarterly average At the weekly Iabili'ies aad y
se's OF the B5uk 81 EuelHd, from the lathoi De
ern,te, le37, to Ii, Il ii Mach. l.'s. both IA
elusive.
Liabilities. t,scts
Circulation, { .6o0.0tl >ceuuuts f9a.~o9,uoa
Deposits Il.535,UJ0 Bullion Io.ulj.oh1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

Rirtaomd Lycelm Jonnat.-Wc have receN''
the first No. Of ,hls Journal published monthly III
Richmond by the Lyccum Of that city, at - '2
per anuum. From a superficial glance at ITS con
tents, we are disposed TO think avoraby OF II, anu y
recommend ito the patronage the lovers Of "9''
reading 1t will doubtless too improve, with age q
petieuce. we should be glad to see ii pc fln3"'"''
established. All lelte and communications ma! Ut
addressed to James {. Walker, Richmond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

@ = The value Of Real Estate beglns already 10
be enhanced in Charleston, s. C., by the cor
templated Rail Road from that city to CmcmnNh
Ohio. Nine Lots on the suburbs, which a shoii
time since we've mud-puddle aud nuis1uc''
were sold at auction, on the I'd inst. for Sli9)a,
Eighteen months ago, portion OF these lots were
sold tol $4,000, which, at this sale, brought S2i'
55o-a profit of 800. Like causes produce IIAo
effects every where.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

We mentioned, IN our last, that Nj. Ia1ncr was
threatened with osuacism by lis party Tor daring
without Orders 10 present Resolution 10 the House
otRep'csentatiyes declaring thai The administration
ought to aid aud would aid, the Banks in thclr e
fonts to blinL about resumption ot specie pay
Hlents. We suppose thesg threats have answered
tdelr purpose, IS Mr.. llamer, the 10th inst. for
maly announced Lls intention not again to call up
hls resolution. He said II embarrassed his political
tiieuds" -doubtless He added that these friends
feared premature discussion Of the currency qnes
ton, which would inevitably spring up''-uo wonder .
The truth is, imagine, the design with which
the Resolution offered was to influence the New
York election, by lcguing friendship or the Banks
which the administration do not feel, unless their
past course has been Of base hypocrisy That
election decided against them, pledges now use
less
After Mr.. Hamer sat down, Mr. Hopkins OF Va
called W his resolulion-but the House refused,
yeas l16, nays e3--not two third, which re
quired on such occasions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

->1e lo'1= Ba"ls.-1'he circulation of the D,
IN The city of New lerk has been rca,,.. p''A'
steady curtailments, to $2,322Is6, aud ,,a., "
on hand $500 POS IN specie-baInp unsas s2 "''e
'''','oh more OF specie than of circulation. l.
e''oeht' therefore, that they III a good eoa.l
to resume although they owe $I1,457 .Gss ag.'
va'e d'posites. But the question is. shonll - "''
Banks which have not contracted 50 RAPIDLY ,"',
are not IN 50 good conditiont resume. be- "'
led oythc New York Banks 3''o'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
- REMOVAL. 81
MCKINNEY ~ SsDSEsN

EHANE REMOVED To one of Waywick's new
J Granite From, Buildings, lately occupied by
30 iii x Lacy. Opposite then former staud0 where
they have justrecsHeda largo @al well selected as
nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

- The Sub Treasury Bill sleeps upon the table
Ct the House OF Representatives. Are tie II ,na,,,.
waiting Tor the Virginia Elections! Ii they are, We
nope ihey will hear such "A voice from the Old H.
mInlon as will doom lheir young Hercules Of car.
ruptlon to an endless sleep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23


repetition GIFTS lae-'on-ts 1."s wrath has compelled
them to loon on as moe dramatic rieaery-lhe
tie NOES coolofiious OF tie dyiag gladiator who, as
the fall Of the curtain coaeelIs linn from Inc
audience leaps nl1by on he Ieef' and "e7pers MN
blyto the hscsi1us pi,ssIoss ola lute.' Look At
any Enquirer within two "te"' past, aud We have
Blddlc dlsled upiu every possible mode which the
most accomplished member Of the Culinary depart
meul at Washington could invent: Welaye
i5da'e hot l'ti,lir cold,
r55l. los, "A i'I Hiji,''L,Td'
i3nide hush and hlIdlc iio'd
nIial. bii and 6'iiir aoaJ u
HIi' tender BGldle tough,
l3ulde ueak and laddc sl,onr,
ii1ldI. ,len ANA inidIr Ians'
lost It's thes ,honre to d,ub OF p,iatR
lnone word, in welcnot ior Bidlls aod the Bd0k,
we do not know phltthe Administration parry would
do in tbs day Of their extremity. Thrlce-sIaiu as
tie Monstrf has been its baIc Haaf 1T would seem is
sill relied upon by the leaders and uhippes-n,
to tenih ther followers, and 10 compel lleln
10 huddle together. lust as children are made
10 draw lhcir heads under cover when they
are put To Ted IN dark room, at rhe rcnem-
brancc OF Nurses tale OF the great Giaut who
killed and ate all the bad boys and eitls who
came in ms way. Ill Que .Ilck came across HIM
aud can,dthc title of Giant hller, by a shi!lul de-
eapitatine process Though the siau, be dead lie is
as powerful as ever in making the hue ONES ole
dient 10 Nurses orders. Bearded men, we hope
how are beyond the influence Of similar means
aud appliances.
When the people are told rhat lhe National Elk
peuditures Instead Of being rctrearhcI, as promised
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
TIlEGNNk CONVENTION

III l. I'm i''h y is-N ! -
The Bank Cah,c uri5H dlatfued 'iae a,r, }esirr-
iHy afternoon after q lons aud worthy session. ou
slJurda, the delegates from Maryland Withdrew.
The debate the repent hAias the Inst OF October
or the resumption vas continued At gfaal length.
The object appeared 10 be TO hume .ze and thus by
4 spun 81 COMPROMISE, TO act on some ptrlol,
when ~ should mite to- ihat purpose Hume, Jai'
F aud other months, wrfe uII1sa but ihtfr W. not
found asulcieni settle on either oi re moatns
"lcu finally the FIRST Monday N January fas adopt
81, thirteen STATES voting Tor . md I'VE SJtes ~.
New ora and Mess .'.ph aga,nstit
The Two Latter, alth9dsh voting ia the negative
llius voted TN aspns wholly unlike IN feeling.
NJ" III wa.fta May, aud Mississp pl year hence.
j Hlal.d WIS net represented III the vote, nor WAS
Z, ms, l,aul. New Aork vas uuyieldiu2, and
showed spfit Of ompromise,-aIlegmg tie Ia"
af The States bar, All representations tom 9th
- States were wiling to yield. Nj. Gaiatn urged
with Efedt tAfnrstucss al carly day. some 81 he
gentlemen sup5oscd thai putting Oft HE day would
be a victory 1of Nj Blddle, OF the United States
Bank and ail these considerations were dIsclaimed
yet It tbs II correct, Ne" urh Is conendiug orinI
mediate resumption, aud The Tinted States Bank for
> more remote DAY, and the decision has been made
IN favor oil Vii. BiiIc. THIS position, however, IS
not one lhit any ot The Convention took.
The New England States, seme Of them at least
were ready TO resume at ddN notice. but Tic ques-
ton nas not whal would suit tben besf, bat what
would be most iudiC ious aud most Beneficial 10 The
South > well as the East and Vest Tie ptopo-
situn winch has bee adopted will not interfere with
tie conduct Of ans Bank. my, all o. none aIe nj
liberty 10 resume 1T herplcdsnic, but - incnn-
bent on them - resume by the isi Monday OF jan
uary HeNt,
The session : now closed, and although there
was good degree al harmony among The members,
sci vas 10 be supposed that all sections oil the
country were situated alihc New ofk particularly
+, ina pus,t on oil great dclcaey, aud however much
she nay HisI In n OlOng HE day, She Is under the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

NETWORK ELEcTloN-oa,;A-rn
"clai returns tor Mayorpresent an agare,,,,
42i' solcs-of which Mr.. Clark (Whiyl ~. ~
l9'o92' Mr. Var'o tLoco) 1910, aud NJ, p,''
(Cons.) 39i. CIarhs majority over v,,,.. '.''N'r
over both Farian and Kicker l2-. *
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

a. he Globe " halls tic resist Of the Charter
election in the city Of New York, most glorious
trunlph.' Is the Globe turning Wing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

TEXAS.-The l'me American, Of New Orleans,
st1tes ION undoUbred authority that Ii the app-
cation made by Texas for admission into the Union,
at the present session OF Congress, Is not layoraby
acted on, it will be Withdrawn by her Executive in
the most formal manner the moment our Congress
adloums. and in all probability will never be renew
ed. The only prominent candidate for the Pres-
dency OF Texas, Gen, Houston not bc>ing again eli
gible) is Gen. Mirbcau Lamar, who is known to be
decidedly opposed 10 the annexation and who, elect
ed Will certainly throw all s influence into the OPP
posing scale, Upon hese facts the New Orleans pa
per bases earnest appeal Congress Immediately
act upon the subject, aud u consent 10 tie annex
alton.
On the 10th inst. Mr. Shields Of Tennessee pre-
eatcd to the House Of Representatives the tcsolu-
lions adopted by the Legislature Of that State, ex-
pressing the Z" most anxious desire thai Texas be
annexed to the l. States; which lie moved to re
fer To select committee. Mr.. Bronson. however
moved to lay the whole subtc; on the table, which
Was agieed to-yeas 1O7, noes %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23
CEsK.s.ESE, .gysEKsERs8', sc.

.TENHE SUBSCRIBER has for sale the genuine
Il NOIeeS NgEEEGAUEfs, or CHINESE
MILLINERY CUTTINGS, producing leaves from :
to l3 inches in dianetcr.-i likewise the mOrsss Al
S:a OF White ksatisn Mulberry sfrDLING
TRIES. they are offered on accommodating terms.
Those wshiugto procure either kind will do "ei.
to make eally appication the time Is near at hand
when they should be set out. lie has also ior sale
IA supply ol lie large white crop ssfR- g0Tsit
Egg, Apply at the Office Of the Lyhcybnrg IL
sinlai or to Mr.. Jants Gaucyycll, at the Mulberry
Farm two miles FROM .yuclb,ue. or the Amherst
Court. House road. l.. FLETCHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

c. II Blidle and tie Bank be SO danscrau,
welding eny tie noncyed power what would not d
President oithc United States be welding The same
power in conjunction wjlhthl VITA which ne is al
ready clothed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-23

BiddlH hot. and Hiddircold
Bdlle teane and Biddl, old,
EE.ila faa ted, Rnidr bod'd,
i,iidic hush d, and Eiddlc Lroil'd,
Blddlc iisd and BlddIe slew d,
llidlr bud and Hiddlc good,
Biddlo tender, Biddle tough
l}iad'c bland and Biddlc gro0,
Blddle weak and lhddlc strong,
Ilildl -hort and Fiddle Ion,
NoN q Monster, NOW SAINT,
ln-fu.lbr+ ,lrurr Ia ,Lttb Of yg{Ht
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
THE MARKETS.
BNLTIAInRE Market

q
foT The r.ek ending FTdsy tre,.ins, august 3.
SPECIE. - Dollars and half dollars per cent.
Premium; American Gold , per ceut.
CAITLE.-We notice "a f.fIhc de- cline in the
prices "i Beef ON the boof. aud now quote al 81
o2J.acoordingto quliIiy. The supply through
out the week has been very good.
fl>n We continue TO quote IierT!ngs al 81
2jl4 80.
FLOUR oTari 81 Flour There has been
aH improvement an the receipts Of Howard sire, 1
tIour Tins week, but 10 change of any momc ut
has taken place ia prices. The demand beng
very limited transactions are confined principal
~ 10 retail 5usI"ess We quote from wagons
io-daJ at Sc ~, although 10 occasi0u3i distances
fraction more has been plid fur choire lots 49,
sales from stores have been made at s. a 81 25
aceordin; to quality and the quantity taken.
CHy Mis- ILopr.--we note sales of fresh
ground, made Of tSo-tbIrds new wheat at 81
% Il $50. The lownsss Of the waters in ID.
streams restricts the sbity 10 grind. aud ronse-
qlently there - but Little or no accumulation Of
stock 10 mlier,' hands.
Su-quthdHad Flour, The old stock is entirely
exhausted.
Rye Flour We continue our quotations from
wagons FOR 1T Rye at 81 Sales have been made
from stores at 81 .2j a 4 80.
The inspections for he week. ending Thursday
evening, eomPrise the following kinds aud guam
titles
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
TIVE NATIoNAI. INrrI.I,IGE\c

TIVE NATIONAL NrCiLiGENCER The
Ruthless Hii1ck made IA some articles latel, pub
lshed d! Duncan, supported Dy tbs t.lUbe aud
Others OF that gsnuI, Oh tue editors OF the Ma
ionai inieligebcer, has btrn such a. To cali forth
favorable expression VI opinion from the
press ~ general, IN reistun TO the honorable and
d'snii'ed hearirg Of that Journal, whose cours
has sho"n VA such slirins contrast To- the low
and scurriloGs part Oi the administrator organ,
a. 10 create no wonder al the array aud hostility
felt towards IL.
Throughout the entire political contest, the
high aud honorable bearing VI the editors Of that
priht has been a source OF pride aud satisfaction
to the party IN general, and II would indeed be
mo'tiiN InS To thirL, that they should suppose
that They could be injured, or the high eslima-
ton IA which hey ate held by the public, IN
susht derogated from by any thing emauaiing
Hom such "a source. The follow iny is from the
Richmond Wbis:
I'VE join mott cordially in the tribute 30 genu-
inc worth and unsullied honor, paid by the .di-
Tor OF the Alexnndria Gozetie. to the amiable
and esteemed EdiorS Of tie NATIONAL lNrEILI-
GEScER Amidst the numerous icndIsh attacks
upon them, these men have retained IA the pub
Iic mind an inaPpreciable character for mode ra-
ton, decorum and dignity; and they have put
down 10y the quiet example OF manly forbearcnce,
unPr.neiplei mon have heaped upon them. Eve
~ DAY adds 10 ihe sense Of respect which Is felt
Tor them asd their excellent public journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
F.om .uKsa.ie', Unir,,,al R,,,;,, B,..

To MAKE NATIVE TEA-Thc infusion
OF good well made meadow hay in boiling
water m the manner OF tea, about three
quarters Of an curse for two or three per.
sons. is beverage Tor the fasting and
evening rejection. as much superior Ia
the dried leaves of china. a5 gold and sill.
yer are superior 10 copper and lead.
This native tea j. as hcaithru! as i, i,
grateful TO the palate; il j. saccharine and
aromatic, Instead OF bitter, stimulating 10
the spirits in the morning, and composing
the nerves at night, promotes digestion
and increases the appetite
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
PUBLIC SALE.

VIE subscriber intending to remove to the
West, will sell at public sale. to the highest
bidier, at hi, rest-Dce near Darici N,Phtr,ou'.
MIL en- ThH'idIy hs ]0h or.InsusI all h.. rer.
sohai property, consisting IA rarI, Of tie follow
iug
-Four good work IIorsss
Mich COWS Add young Cattle
h1Oui 80 head Of Hog, iGeludi.g several good
SUws
About 90 head Of Sheep,
A Gis aud Harness,
Farming Utensils Of 5lmos; every deseription.
such a. lie. shear, double aud single shovel
Pioughs, iIaTrows. SC. &C.
variety Of HaEaho!d AVID h,ishtn Tarr.fgy,.
Amongst which II an excellent Sidebosri. Ia
bles. Chairs, iogetLe. with several good Beds
and Bedding
Ai.o-AbOut 400 bushels Of Oats, suL 500
bushels Of Rye, ready for delivery.
Tue crop of Corn now growing 10 be delivered
about the 1t Of November next.
TERMS A credit OF six months ~ 81 h- given
on all purchase. over Eve dollars. the pur, ha,er
giving b1ud and approved security IL. Oats.
Rye aud Corn TO b. sold on the s,me credit
PHILEMON \ CROMSELI
Aug y 1878
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
Trustees safe.

EIl virtue VI deed OF trust executed To- Wm
k0 Graham aud ~Ifs Ia the subscriber, a.
trustee, Tor The g.e OF David hoonce dated on
the 2)ih day OF October. ls3G, AND duly record.
cd, sha'i proceed 10 sell At public auction, to
u'e highest bidder, ~ ffz-Immnts'. Hotel, Har-
rcr'-iruy on Saturday o., tn IIv = .lugu,i
Heri, all Ue riSbi, tale aud interest ~ sid " "a
Graham AID wife, IN and - the Sa'uaJ'c Br,cL
tou'c Tavern Property ~ Bolivar, late IN the
occupancy OF Elizabeth Graham, nov deceased
The interest u said William Graham IL under
stood 10 be Ge-hiih par, embracing one fifth Of
all the buildings OF the lot, which contains a6ou;
one acre
TIE property being u known. u i, unnecrs-
ssty TO give a more particular description of A.
Sale 10 take place shout 2 O'Clock z ~
Terms cash NICHOLAS hOONCE,
July ~ lS3s.-n TtuHs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
ALAS POOR YORIcK

rVOh fONlCh "A gentleman
named izs HUI, known a. the author Of t~r,,
popular works entitled "An,iqui,ies OF A,ner,c,
Explained" and ihc Theory of the Earth. -
lately died in tie Aims HouSr at Hagerstoun
Maryland.-l.N q. P,ea,srs
We have seen (Says the Baltimore SUM- ,h,.
notice of la HILL's death IN the "AlmS Hous, -
gong the rounds Of the papers. under the head
oi Alas, Poor lorick," ''thc fate OF genius -,
&c. &C, and IN some instances rea.ct,n, "a, a..
citizens &c Iiareysiown for pstmi,tin, n sh,il -
genius thus Ia die in the county We kncyy L.
ii'il "eI and We never, m our inicrsuuSc with
hh"h' came across onc possessed of a finer or
more imaginative mind-a mind more fitted IN
reject iuSirc on It, poSscSsnr. II was cultivated
-" WIN care ia youth which promised much
TOT u'S iuturc. hut, Is ~ too often the fate of
genius, he became the slave tn that worst of
vices, iNTENPERANCE; slowly but surely NJ.
yielded to the allurcmcnlS of the bowl uuiil
.dught Vas lett but the runs of once beautiful
idotic, where reason was an exile, and virtue, n
stranger. The cndeavorS of those who know,
hun were continually and on directed to reclaim
nun, and n was SDmctmca thought s,ccc., ,,culI
crown their efforts. For wc,', and ,n,,,,bs r.
would rciraln, and cmploy his tim, an teaching
"le youths oi TIC neishboIhood. puriny thr,,.
periods "i reason resumed" the column, of the.
IsaIeSi i'SEiodlcs we're constantly .nr,s,e with,
communications from has pen generally t,.Scrlp.
wv W INC scenery a ~" mountains. connected
- ~ ga i'4't 'ilcc 10 IN" ancient pos
Ns>''is ci The soh; and no study To hun was
more acceptable than that which he conceived
"'ud tlfpN Shi on the history q, the abori.sn,.s
'i "" country. His mind WAS stored with L.
"nnd', ana no ono had happier manner OF r.
lanag M~m Ma individual! could cxprrS, \
irsaici honor ot the vice To which he was nd
ciccf than himself. aud some OF ih,. mos, i,,r
n'nl compositions have been apas,nnphc> 10 tl,r
r'>'n' generation, Co beware OF drunkenness a, a
IN Al winch sober hcdttcus hlushcl" What
be himself dcirsirl strong 4, VI, his ir,.ll.,,
= would u', resist, AND the n,hl OF almost con-
t'm'i lu"aey came upon him. IA tbs situation
lr VA, va the Nln> iiuuS---rca.on meyer r..~.,,,-
81 her sway, and he died. ,i,.ist r, I>r,,,.
FTrtNCE.
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I'm the liih, (tho 81 Saturday in August.
~ viii proceed TO sell. all the Personal Pro-
perry oi The late VIM Fran, deed, eonsls sting Il
very superior SidSboltd,
well hnished secretary. nesrl, new,
several large and excellent fcsthrr Beds.
Together with n rou',drTabe variety ofIInuse-
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, N good condition.
ALSO,
A stock Of shoes, Boots. and I.cs'her with
an extensive assortment Of every uccc,sary use
ful to meteorological shoe E.tsblIshutnt
ALSO.
4 very comfortable family Barou,he, liar
ness and Horse.
lot Of thriving Young Shoats,
And very good Mich Cow.
Nine months credh vii he given on ell sum.
over Sj-bond and satisfactory ,ecufit, being
gwen JOHN ]. HICKEY, -ismr.
Middiewsy, jeff Co. Jul, 10, i-Js.