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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11
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MEssRs- Enirossi An GA onss.isisohsl!st
who honestly believes thai the following golden
rules would shine brighter in The alne;cesih cen
fury, II praeilsei rnoIe, requests he favor &c a
place for them In the Free Press. IL.
1.-THE BELIEVER AND his ECHO"
B.iisrcr;
True faith producing l,rs to God nnfnaa--
Say, Echo, IS hot tbs the sozti rIla'
Echo.
The gospel plan"
Must nay faith in Jesus constant show.
BY doing good 10 al, both Jf.eRd and Zoe
Echo:
- Both friend sal foe"
Boiieru.
Butif brother hat. and treat me N,
Mu't return him COED, and Ice hiu sill
Echo:
.Lors la still"
BeLeru.
II he Iny Jf4i!,nSs ,rsiehss 70 reveal,
Must his J'sshs a. eaye),!!y evHssiil
Echo:
As carelully conceal"
Btl,srer;
But # my name and character 10 tesrs,
And cruel malice TOO, too plain appears,
And when | sorrow and AflctoR know,
lie loves 10 ADJ unto my cup 81 woe
In thus Esseon,HsoIs, tutS peculiar carr.
Say Echo, SOY, must 49, iors eni tics ,
Echo;
''SI.ll lors si,I Eie.s.'
Beisrr:
Whatever usaseil may receive,
Must si.ll patient -, and still foIg.yei
Echo:
sun patient be, and still foIsiyc."
Beiisrer.
Why, Echo, how is this Thou art, sure dove,
Thy voice VII teach me nothing else bu. love.
Echo:
Nothing else bui love-
Bsiisr.r:
Amen. wi,b aIl-uiy heart. then, lie i,.o;
Ills al delightful, JUS; and good, .no-,
And now 10 PATIENCE III directly go.
Echo:
Directly 60"
Bsiioru: ~
Things being thus, then let who will reject,
Ny gracious God NE surely will pIo;oc.
Echo:
Surely will protect"
Btiiertr:
Heneefor.h Gu Him III roll ny evsrs care,
And both nay yfiisni and Joe spsbrsss "a prayer
Eekc: 49,
Embrace il Prayer"
Beiierr.
Bu, ailer all these duties, when ihey'sc done,
Must in point of merit them dsowa,
And trust my soul ca jesus blood alone
Eeha:
'os Jesus blood alone"
B,ii.rn.
Echo, enough, Thy council TO nay ear,
j. sWeeter than the dew-,.IopS tear;
Thy wise, instructive lessons please me wei;
'TIll next We meet again, farewell farewell I!
Echo:
Farewell farewell"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11
SUMMER.

I'm coming along with . bounding pace,
To in,sh the work thatSpring begun;
I've left them all wi,hea briiliantfa face,
The flowers in the wales through which I've
3. run.
have hung fes.oons from laburnum trees.
And clothed lhe lilac, the birch andtbe broom;
I've wakened the sound Of humming bees,
And decked all nature in brighter bloom.
I've reused the laugh OF the playful child.
And 'iced An out in thcsunny noon;
All naiure ~ <hy approach has smiled,
And ~ sde fond lovers seek The moon.
For this is myA ife. my glorious reign,
And I'll queen IL well in my leafy bower;
All shalt be bright in my rich domain,
I'm queen Of the leaf, the bud, and flower.
And I'll reign in triumph till autumn time
Shall conquer my green and verdant PRIZE,
Then Ill HE me g another cline,
Till rmealled again rs sunny bride.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11
Central En- trlIigsucr.

THE FLORIDA WAR.--The following con-
else but graphic description Of the Florida war,
Is given IN a speech OF JosnFu NJ. wmrE, ESQ,
receoily delivered at 81. LOUIS:
We ind, after \ wrc,ched Indian war, brouyh.
upon US by the government itself, AFTER three
years OF inefficient military operation, the United
States sneing for peace and abandoning th. "
treaty. aud the country acquired by Il. What
an example for the world What precedent
Tor the sixty thousand warriors on the borders
of Missouri and Arkansssu This Is done in
the face Of declarations OF the late President,
that he could whip AL the Indians west of the
Sawannee with fifty women, A Major General
Is now hunting San Jonas 10 ask for peace under
orders iIom the government, II Is too farcical
TO lie subject for the drama, and VIC shall hard
~ have another Posaliae.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11
MIR. ADAMS AND THE ABoLlrIoNIsrs

NIX ADAMS AND THE ABOLlTIONISTS.
A Word TO the Aboliiionists, from John Quiney
Adams: -
III the abolition ofslavery T. ever to DO
effected in this country, (ssys Mr.. A. il
must be either by force, that 10. by a civil,
and serviie wsr. or by the consented the
owners Of the slaves. All the aboli,ionists
and all the sn,i.slaveTy societies totally
dise'aim all intention or purpose 10 en-.
pioy or sanction the employment of force.
and complain, with reason, that the I'M
puta:ion Of any such design is SANDER.
Immediate emancipation, therefore. is the
purpose 10 be effected, with the consent
Of the masters, and without indemnity to
them. In what page Of the volume Of
human nature, they found the recipe for
this balssm 10 the sore Of slavery, or in
what cell in the imsgi otion il was devils.
cd, know not. Frsnklio. IL is said, made
the discovery that an effusion Of oil will
smooth the mountain waves Of stormy
sea. but no philosopher has ever yet APP
peaFed 10 make the experiment Of pour
ing IL into the summit OF a smoking crater
TO exiinguish tho yolesuo within.
The multiplication Of Anu-Slavery
Societies within the last three years has
appeared 20 me rather TO weaken than 60
promote their cause, or Of least their pros.
poets Of immediate or early success
With the increase Of their numbers. new
and collateral questions, always coniro.
vortibls and perplexing, Iihe p~ssile
suckers from the main stem of the tree
have sprung up 10 divide their counssls,
and INTRODUCES disscusions among them.
selves. The espiious disputalons Of mo-
raj aud political easuistTy, about monte.
sistanco. defensive war. the rights ol wo-
men, political action, no Government.
the soeiAl condslioa % the colored race.
the encouragement given 10 the slaves 10
efcspe from their masters, aud eHsRgs.
rated representations Of the misefies Of
their condition. have eminsnuy conspire d
not only 30 countsraet their influence
upon tie main object u their association.
but 10 make them unpopular and even
o6ioaf. not Only ia the South, bot IN eli
parts oi The Union. Their annoy -nes Of
csudidsies for populsr election. BY put.
I ting searching questions 70 them o. tests
importing 81 once 3 promise cod thfsat.
I hss not pfopitaied 70 them ihe good will
81 apy patty, sad has made them obnox
ious 10 al. The purity Of ,hs pFlncipls
ofthess formal interrogAiofies. Zoe snsusu
- b foli0g ed By suGfagss. is very qoes
tionsbls Wiih references 10 tha freedom O
siscuons The experiment iistlf has eel
dem. II ever. been succsssfaI 70 accom-
/ plish is objeel u has. "a slmost ever,
iessancs, diselotsd The weakness 81 u.
sbeii.ionisls - party distinct fFem ih'
great Political competitors for he fagen
end The power Of TIE FssPls."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11
SHANNONDAIE SPRINGS,

8 .u1pes rrssss cAavles sss-s.
HvusS ssssssbss sss Beautiful watering
- Pisss p 500 prepared 90 rsesivs Walters.
shs ceepssy. Asve rsssEtiy nsds various i'm
,Prsvsassts ssgssstsd ~ ne sxpesisaes Of heir
Frat sesseg. n~soeeono cd stioes Of lsst rear be-
iog fSesj lassi6cisss for the nunbef % vi.i,ss..
,sssssaiss sSassssss have b,se made to the build.
isgV. - De vAels 80 bIish nset o,her~i,e lam.
provssr ss$. sabsfIsA6a. Bssiae, the warn
Bschss vhise yin - naei, ipprovsd, large Flssi-
Veg Bss ~ t1ins Aireetsd, calculated 20
furaiss< = -, esliEl lfslrissr balhlss both for
ise'ss cod esstisPpA
rhs sqpsssiss bsssy ofsb.s. Springs, ,i,u..
ted on sSrsat bssd Of the n.je.,ie Shenandoah
River. ~ thsfo9s Of ne lIss. Ridge Moun,ain,
~ we'll % the idss bed supsriorI,y Of the
watsr,. pssd no, sean s. moro lhaa adyer,ed
40. TSsss. asssthsr xhk> trsfsat facility Of
access iron Baisinors Pkihdelphis, the Dr.
t'iss BE, By R1l-ssosd md &c ssS render !, one
fof shs.pest fgrssahlS. lealshfui aud eonvenisnt
rssests during the heaD Of summer.
2 csupssents AsessArss Sssyssis. aa-ie, Plea
sure and fishing Bos,s. Sc, are provided. and
The Company sssure'the pusIieaha, 40 eGor, OF
eypenss Win b SPACED 70 Hndes THAR Estab-
lishmens equal to any other. ei,hes for gsntesl
accommodation, lr,,iOasi amusement. q health
fal snjoymeut - -
-rh... Spring. .ss reached in . day. rid.
from Baltimore or swsshihs tou, by fhs. Rail.
Road TO Chsrlesiown, frosi which place com
Portable cosehss.wiih ssfs drusrs and hosse,
belonging tn ths Coupsnys viii convey ,rs,ei.
iers TO the Springs, a.Gstaneg % s niIes, over
an sssyToad andsthroush most beautiful snd
fertile country. arriving thefs bsforesusssl
-. tue PRosRiEToRs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11
80 e u y q q a T.
A NATIONAL BANK.


There IS singular state OF public sentiment,
al this time relative 10 National Bank. New
York and her dependent cities and population
or rather that large community whose prosperity
u immediately idepiihed with hers, are from IN
terest opposed To National Bank, becausc-they
exercise a SORT OF money despotism over most OF
the other States, which National Bank woui
put an end to- Pennsylvania : pretty well con-
tent with her mammoth State Bank and her great
banning capital Virginia Is opposed TO such
bank, and the Staie-Righis folk OF the South are
generally with her. Nc doubt whether a ma
iority Is any where TO be found for such n ins,-
tuition. except in the West and in the New Eng-
land States. Perhaps Maryland and Delaware
may lie for il. Interest and the abS'ru.e princi-
pies of the Southern sect of politicians united,
Place such an institution beyond The chances of
establishment just now. But short tine We
think viii open the eyes Of the South, aud show
that National Bank is her greatest pecrniafy
protector; and New York may fad out that
while she wiclds sweyat home in consequence
Of the absence Of National Bank, she stands
IN need Of such an institution To defend her from
the movements Of the Bank Of England, which
depresAes or encourages her market as IL pleasrs
And more than all, such an institution will final
W be universally admitted as a strong cementer
OF our glorious union-the operations Of which
IN money commerce will be Is Thai of railroads
and steam travel. II will give impulse to sociaIi-
", and facilitate. trade, and help 10 wear away
The pfeludces which a sectional commerce, re-
suitiug from unequalexchanges, inspire These
changes aud impressions must iaks place In the
public sentiment at no distant day, aud then we
slInll have National Bank. We shall take
pleasure in the interim in Offering any argument
IN lis behalf which may be derived from the &C.
cureneeS IN commerce and the monetary system
Richmond Co,nDiysr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11
NO. ga.
UNFoRTUNATE AND AFFECTING rJ-
STANCE OF LOVE-.

The daughter Of country cursis ia
Hampshirc. being reduced. By The death
Of her father. 10 tbs hard nscessi,y Of ssek-
ing some mode Of subsis.ence. could fod
no other than going inio tbs service OF sn
old fsmsle friend of her mother, ss her
maid. ENELiA VAat vas her nsmeI bad
received from her parents tia best eduens-
ton. Sho Vas handsome. had s,ery
pleasing figure. ws sensible .,ii,erest. ADD
Of tbs most modest depor,nent. Un.cr-
iuns,e!y Tor her. young gentleman OF
good fortune, vho vac blend oftho
family With which she lived. frequsnily
visited the horse. The master a1d mis-
,ress keeping only ono iOo,msu. peos
Enelis Who generally sssis.ed in serving
the tea. had thus ga opportunity efsesing
the young usa. and fell ~ love with bin
before che was sRsra OF the progress Of
that sentiment in her heart. when sts
did perceive Il. her reason induced her 10
oppose il. and she made many ineleciu.l
sfor,s Tor tia. purpose. indeed. 90 rio.ent
were her s,ru&Saes. tie, her health be-
csme seriously Infected b. than. Her
nis,r-fs. who loved her teu5sr,y, eiisr
having eonsul,ing several physs,ses in
vain, scot her 10 the house of friend at
twenty miles distance, 10 try wts,her
change Of air would not &c Of service ts
her. The s65oDCe sf tho object ss her
affection, DO doubt contributed 10 Der re-
covery. She reiuTnsd 10 he. uistrsss's,
and. having tho same oppor;gniietpfsa
ing ias young man "a before, bar passion
revived. Firmly resolved 10 conquer Gu
dio, rather than give way 20 Ga siiEchmsnt
that Increased ia spite az her, aha rel.pssa
ia.o the noSt dep.oIaSle stake Of health
The physicians. cot being able 10 discover
the Cause of her disOrtsr, !housht shss
she must be affected by ,orne deep sorrow.
sGd pronounced her Danger Eeg sfEet-
a. mistress en,Fss,od her 20 entrast her
with tbs secret, aad. 10 induce Isf 10 do
30, told her The danger sts vas 10: aud
promised net only not 10 te.rsy Der
confidence, bat to DO her u,nos, TO cb-
tain tho means necessary for hos cute
Overcome w the ,leeten Of her rDis-
Tess, ste acknowledged her passion.
begged hsr 10 coEc0si IL fsoIn him Who
was the OBI act of il aud reesivsa with
resignation tho hews az her approaching
dissolution wtieh would at last deliver
her fEom sn u5iorsuns:s pss.ion h.ct ell
her Efforts he'd been uus5ls 70 verqri,b.
Her mistress ooeid e6Cheip iaforiniaehes
husband Of the discovery. They agreed
70 SQUAD the young man upon tbe. subject;
snd fading. ~ degrees. ,bsi he had OBJ
served tie meT., q Emeiis, hoy ore
vailed upon him to Pi,y her Situstien.--
he eonienist--atked 20 sea her, ffhs
being previously pTcrsTcd fer il by her
mis'rsss,) entered into oosSeTiaiion with
| Lef teEtified die ctcatest dcsi.O 20 sse ker
health rs-es!ablisbsd aud even went ED
far as TO say that, II she could recover, ho
would be h.ppy 10 mary her. Marry
ma - cried ale, raising bsr arms and ia
in: boz eyes upon kiE. mary - and.
throwing her hss1 back, sbo inf,a1tly sx.
PRED.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

lie teAo haih not music IN his soul Is en'y ii
companion for he -"
Sing AT your work---rwil tighten
The lsbors Of the day;
Sing at your work--twili brighten
The darkness VI the way:
Sing ct yourwork--though sorrow
Its heightened shade may cast,
los corneth on the morrow,
A sunbeam cheers the blast
To pain brief dominion
Is DER the spirit given,
But MUSIC nerves The pinion
, That bears 1t up TO Heaven.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11
MSTTCE

NVHE asdsrb ikpsd YOU'D re,psetfuIIy remind
those Psgso6t be. were porebestrs ~ The
ssls Of Wa Rrith's property. that their notes
came due on the I5th of hay, ED that unless
he esa have sssarsnso of thoir being scesdfiy
seiilsd. he Viu bsepn peilsd either 20 eass them
OF n disshssgs % ~ debts Of the estate, or
sue epsn them uit60si dsisy.
Those also whose eseohnts stiil remsin IN
closed are bstifsd, lhss a. matter % neess.iiy
The adminis0aiar caenos grant sny logger ndul-
genes. JOHN J. HICKEY, .7da'r
smlgAasla. sans e.. Isaa.--z,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

Hiirs. i-,pre.yiu, .. sssiax las yi<furs Of WssA-
issfvns riiis. e .vs~nf Ysr~sa-
Ut REv. WI. iAr. Earn, xSoLAsD.
There dwelt the Man, the howr cf human Kind,
WHOSE .isaee mild, bespoke the nobler mind.
There dweh the Soldier. who his sword ne'er
drew, 49, .
But in a righteous casse 10 Freedom true.
There dwell The Hero ~ho ne'cf fought for fame,
Yet gained more glory than Caesars name;
There dwelt The Statesman, who. devoid Of ant,
Gave soundest eounsels from an upright heart;
And o, Columbia, by thy Sous earessd,
There dwelt the Father OF The realms lac bless'd,
Who no wish felt 20 make his mighty praise,
Like other Chefs, the means himself TO raise,
But hsrs retiring, ereaihed in pure Ienown,
And felt grandeur that d.sdalncd a Crown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

PENNSYLVANIA SENAToR.-Thc Le-
eislaiuTe of Pennsylvania adjourned without,
making an election TO supply the place in the
Senate Of the United States, made vacant by the
expiration Of Mr.. M'Kean's term of service
n ne Governor IS empowered 10 nominate a SEN
'Ator 10 serve until superseded 10y an e,cc,ion.-
The Lancaster Journal dominates the Hon Ed
ward iiublcy who for the last four years has
been representative Of the counties Of Lchigll
and Skuylhll IN Congress. lie is Of course a
Loco Foco Of the first water
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

nN The 2tsh uli. there vas . saddle en-.
" ebaaEea 81 my siahle---lbe one taken vas
p'sin saddle. nearly new, . saif skin seat
blge eloth win eosl PED attached TO is. plated
stifuPs, two yellow girths. sbd blanket fee
tebst 70 che pad The one lsfs - nearly sew
without eloth. one gifih. plated siirrups. snt
ihs pad psafiy out. visa the person havins
The saddle 10 iIfsfm ne o. i, 10 order that
may correct ne skehsnEs o. uisiate.
GEORGE y. LUDWIG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

JHREaT TAYLOR ON CaLuANY-
There Is DO worse devil. ssid Jeseny
Taylor. than dcsh5h songoe.- We're I
legl,ls,or wopll enact las TIA, every
one who poke evil Of lis fellow. erea:prr,
should DO condemned 10 6ns. could Ls
rot fully Subsianiisis AZ, etorss; spd that
the author Of ever slapdcr AID fsisobced
should lose Bis tongue. Then. peTebA5ee.
there might be pesas 10 Israel. Dot in
the prosents blsssod state OF society. Il 10
really fearful and hesrisiekenIng 10 think
hsw entirely one is ia the powsf q ttrss
said tonguos, @bsi nsy mol be pgopsgaIsd
TO ones diss!vsptsge during abIsnoe. std
hog many regulations have bseo victim
lied during the babbIiOg moments Of .
morning visit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

RARE SToRT.--An cK eonslsble Of Al
burn, y. Y. visa o5IeFIed. ihS other day.
citing very patiently on the euibssons u
in hil haLd. eppsrently fishing 10 the
gutter. AthiS eide was basket eoatain-
ing three smoked heYfiogi. u turned
ou,. on enquiry. that The old uEa. had
been hired By somo wags 20 81 sAd jisA
there all dsy 81 toe rate Of oss smoaed
herring AZ hooT. which was rsgoisily de-
posted 10 Ihe basket a. soon a. 1, become
due.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

Al LANCE bluck spotted Il00. (aot marked, )
"a whica hss bees trsspassina upon tbs sub.
sosibsf fog soeiB mouihs The owner IL rsqassi-
- % Gene foswara. prose property, pay sx-
peoses. sd iaks bla swsy.
Jane q. Issq.- d, NA0II HO0ALs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

YEVHE Cepaftnssshlp hsfstofors sEisfinz BE-
ksyes Piors. vss &issslgsd % Ne 50 isss.
The Business vi - eoasia9si b Heephrsy
Ksyes.
NJ. 0eosas W. =. Kesralsg nin nttens %
seitiinE tks s4sies 81 ne lets os1esru.
IfUNFuHGg KRYRa.
JANIS FLoaE.
chails,,svn. Jass -, iess.
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FIlrs oT NgwspArEEs --Thsss era
few Who deem u wsrih while 70 tsop a
Gle of their nswtpapcfa those Nto
subscribe ior lLefg noa literally. rarely
preserve them ILn IL vfoag. II
newspaper 10 worth taking Il - cer,siaiy
worth pfesefyng. a COS g's's Gle ~
= nsgtpapsf H. fsf uoSo va.pabls U 10
end Of yesr ;hsn TIE money ~ costs
Newspaper sfo transcripts VI 10 times;
at slwsys entirely fahbl.I ~ scsuisis 90
~ fesgscil yet. estn 90 gssif & s4gs
colonngs end psrty onn5sics. hey fgfuish
Dis,lsI g iatsreBt flT frigTs sysealstisn
tud references. ~ yssr ttss sWsy.
these liea viii cgb,iluGiiy cBhapos IA
value. Whst would tie oldest inhshi-
ttnis n ouf slty GOA giVo f1f Gle q
ne EsptpsO pablshed 90 ~ 10 yeats
$50 What more interesting legsey eea
thots living tcqutah W their SLli5rrn
and grsEd children. tbaG hia ~ peHs-
paqen u BE pieseni time Adsi iLsa
mach cQbisiasd IN nsvsIspofi i tfssh
tiiil that tEssh IL past u bumGt hfs de-
let from sKisisnro iis ififiss ant iflvoiify
how little. hoE very lisds islsf Eyssy
family oughi 70 keep A. d ,LsW asss-
gspen A. ekiliIsn sfos up sasy alt
{ bccomc intsfsasd g. examining 1sn
! aad lLa faad o. gensrsi i8iolo-aiioa lhgs
secured ell % By no cesns ibsoSs4tsF-
sbis The pains nsesssafy ~ FsessFse
them & s'tsndsd So weekly sepld 30
inaipg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

soby j, 1889.
SENHE President and Directors Of THE Ipstilu-
zion have this ssy deolsFsd . dividend Of
- per esai for.shs so mopth, endiag this day,
90 the stock, weekly aud monthly dspositss,
which will bspsis II the eSpFstioa Of tsu days
from Che aeoye date By order Of the HOafd,
RlcnARD WILLIAMS,
Jays, 1888. ISssssss1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

CRrAr LoAn-Mr ". O. 8fowu
brought 20 this city on Monday last. hny.
one barrels Of aouf ia common road va.
gOn. draw by his Gne team II SIX horses.
This aovr was from The mili 81 NJ Jacob
Miller. u Broad Fordins. IN Washington
CoUnty. and IS ihs largest load shat ever
rese asd here BY this Description Of con
Seytnee 49, Ball. .4msyican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11
RANK CnNYENTIoN

The Annual Convention OF the Danks in Ohio
was held at Columbus on the 27ih ult. ni which
twenty-five out II the thiriy-two banks IN the
State were represented. A Committee was an
pointed 20 take into consideration the general
oSects Of the Convention, and the present eondi-
lion Of Exchanges ss existing among the Banks
IN diheren, parts OF the State. The report Of
the Committee was subsequently adopted unar-
imously. in the following form:
j. Reso!red, That We consider the practice Of
meeting IN Convention, AS often as once a wear.
for the purpose OF interchanging opinions aud
producing harmony Of operation hetween the
respective Banks Of Ohio, highly conducive 10
the advantage OF the Banks, and the public. and
that We recommend the conliauance OF the same.
=. Rs,oirsS. That tire condition OF the Banks
OF Ohio as compared with those of other Stairs,
Is such as 10 warrant the most entire confidence
IN each other, AM on the part Of the public, and
that We recommend 20 our respective Institutions,
that they perSevcre IN the same cautious and safe
policy, by which the Ohio Banks have heretofore
maintained their credit.
J. RSoired, That believing rs we DO. tina,
Banks ATE established for the public good, and
can exist only in the observance OF such policy
as shall benefit the public, and secure confidence,
we recommend frequen: and frank disclosures
between BANS. aud by the Banks 10 the public,
in regard TO their condition and business
T. ResoireJ, That Onto being great sgTicul-
tural and productive State, and the prosperity OF
the Banks depending on that of the people, we
recommend that the separate and united exer-
lions OF the BANKS be used .in cool fsIh 10 fur
niSh exchange al low rates, and sound paper
currency, To facilitate the sales and transmission
10 market OF the produce az Our soil.
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CIaySesf0srss " Jenerso.i COINS fv
Savings EnstituiiOnt

sOLI 10 IOcJ...
WE. The subscribers, hsviog bee appointed
w BY the Charlestown and Jefferson County
Savings Institution, pursuant 70 . provision OF
is charter. a committee 70, insesligate the Of
AIRS Of said Institution for The LAST six N onihs.
and TO make report thereof, have carefully
examined the books sceouptss sscurities and
moneys Of The Institution, aud pressna he fol-
lowing statement, showing i.s condition on ,hi.
dag. Aud 90 furiher certify, that we have
particularly examined the seeurity taken for
snoney lO.asd: and that tho sauie sppears. to US
TO be good and sutieient. - .
Dr. - ~
TO cash 10 the hands of the Treasures. IA, q !.
bt Janu,ry. 1889. W -
To Psomissory notss on hand at the go, 20
same date, iois' 9o
To weekly and monthly sdsposi,si no, a.
3 sinee that date. iioS 3o
To spsoisi depositss since that date, 1850 IS
To interest on noles discounted, SIS 6i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

pakIsy Tprnpiks,-Tbis road il nos
tCfoekst.iike) gong shead. The great.
~ paFt q u between THE and Watches.
ter 10 graded. end sboa, 9 - : miles
aboye.--itn meialisd 10 some places.
Hsstsfssk s,aI irsL
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The Hon Richard Fleiehef. o. Msssa-
ehusetl, has Tssigaei ts seat 10 Geo.
gress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-11

PRiScEToN CoLLEcE This institution
continues 10 show nounshing number
81 students The catalogue gives LIST
Of 7 resident graduates. 20 seniors, 90 jJ-
niofs, "a sophomofes, aBd - frsshsnsn.