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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-23

One Of the New York paper. mentions
q rumcr that the President o. the United
States is about 10 lead 20 the altar a Young
and Tieh widow lady Of New Hampshire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-23

proposed in Boston parcr ,ha,
every man should con ,,,iute himself into
= self Cxamiuin. CONN iitce. 10 inquire
into his oNn conduct. The Ledger thinks
tina, tho business each comTni.ice would
have 10 transact WOULD keep II constantly
and useiully employet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-23

Brrr.-The Philadelphia inquirer state,
that Tie markets 10 ,hat cts were slto.
ge'h,r dcser'ed On Thuflay, by lhe b,cf
butchers
The oiiizens Of Baltimore. ~ well Al.
~ other places appeu aciuatcd by com.
mon and decided determination 90 uphold
The Bal-Lcrs ia lbs s'sad they have taken
sgainsi the monopoly ."- nm .Iafr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-23

Tho high price Of beef in this CITY is at
tracing great attention 10 the subject Oh
tie markets. The butchers "a this ci,y
alone have the right TO sell meat Ia tic
markets. The number Of hriohers issaId
70 be about 600 and some q them paw
as high as : 900 per aanV7l Tor s'sil.--
This great rent Itis alleged. j. taxed upon
the consumer Of beef Tie proposition /.
70 throw open the sale Of beef to every
body who vii get license that -. 10
mako the market co.cxlcnsye with the
elty.-.f,r loIk pgpnr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-23
WITHDRAWN. OF MIR. SMITH.

We are requested by Capt. JouS r. SMirn, to
state that he is no longer a candidate for the
House Of Delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-23
\ MECHANIC.
AfIAIli, II MI,sI,sIrrl

We fnd the following dsleful aoeour, az
fsi's in Mississippi in the New Orleans true
AmotIcan Of Ma, 10th
Oar nei,hbors Of Mississippi, from cv.
cry account, appear 10 be ia a bad way.
The public press OF that State are endeA-
Noung 10 throw hight upon the subject of
the pecuniarv difficulties under " hlch the
planting interest Is laboring. but SO far as
their labors have gone. they have not
emInenuy succeeded. The simple fact
appears 10 be, that the majority OF the
Community are IN debt over their means
OF extricating themselves, except by a
sale OF their property. Not willing ~
submit 10 this al,ernativc-a ruinous one
and unable 20 obtain discount, from
ihcir banks, the law Is rc.crled 10 by tie
creditor. and the sheriff alks IN as a third
party. The Union Bank has issued in
the shape Of loans over three and half
millions Of post notes. having twelve
months to run, and bearing interest. But
ihiS resource Is now cut off. and the debt,
or Is left 10 tie tender mercics OF the law
In some counties, meetings have been
held 10 request the Governor 10 call a scs.
sion OF the Legislature for the purpose Of
procuring the passage OF a relief law. la
others, attempts have been made 10 quash
forthcoming bonds, on The plea Of illegal
~. In Rankin. Holmes and Carroll
counties, they are all in confusion in
consequence OF the temper OF the Judges
and the feelings Of the people. At Jack.
son, 300 cases are on thu docket Of the
Circuit Court Judge Mckinley has
been urged 10 attend. The course Of the
Banks is blamed by hundreds. That OF
the Union Bank is very obnoxious. To
add fuel 20 the f'e. the Directors Of that
Institution are about 10 establish paper
at Jackson. TO defend themselves from
the attacks of other journals. ltrema,ns
20 be seen whether the Laws contracts y IN
be- sustained at every hazard by our
neighbor. II ii Is, distress must Prevail.
but another crop will place the STATE upon
high grounds. despite the bad manage.
men: OF her banks and pol,Iclens
Ia addition 90 the tt1bsrTsssment in
the money concerns Of the State, II IS sta
ted that the crops are suffering severely
from long drought Approximations Of
a short crop were expressed, unless fall
Of rain came scasonably 10 the relief Of
the planters
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-23

On Thursday. tie pa instant. the Hon.
RICHARD G.. DUSLAr was introduced BY
the Secretary oi State To- the rBrSiDrNr.
and delivered has credentials as Minister
PloniPoten'iary aud envoy extraordinary
Of ,he Republic OF Tcxls.
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ALENANnRIA Nav l.

NIsI--N-N NIININ, NIaN IT.
FLOUR. We quote n.ur from wagons So
"'-dnll. Sales from stores at So Ga 80 O.,
aud &c g. - Gazette.
NEW-loRK MARKET.-on Friday Ist
Flour advanced l2b cehts-Tcnnc.sre sian
Richmond county and OHIO, Via New orlcau,.
>.,2J.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-23

The New York Methodist Episcopal
Conference met yesterday in Brooklyn,
about 200 members being present. Some
exci'emen, beginning upon the subject Of
slavery, the Conference. by a majority Of
one, resolved to close the doois. |, will
be recollectcd that this Conference last
year suspended some OF its members for
interfering with slavery as i, exists in the
United Ststes.-.N Y. Cor. Of MAJ. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-05-23

ny faHnsi quTaeh a. 90 hsy Bit
and, Ike the Wiad ADD the Sun 20 the
liable, The breath 81 Slsnder 90 the first.
viii be SanqUisbed BY the oyerpowsring
radiance Of the last.
tPAasdsipiis CsrHs.
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From The Bay STATE Democrat.
yuT-I rnnI- rf.n g nnINrT,

From The Bay Stale Democrat
WELCOME TO SPRING;
Or, SENTIMENT persus TRurH--lN pARESrHEsIs.
A welcome TO thee, thou beautiful Spring
We welcome thee back again
A thousand glad voices thy praises shall sing,
(H they do they are surely insane
Joy. JOY to thy breezes-so balmiy soft,
An, better than love or FEAST .
Bearing the soul on its pinions aloft,
(That is, If The cind isat East)
Cheer TO thy voice, how il gladdens the vale
As The winter king. forced 10 retreat,
Rushes back to his cell with hdeons wall
Good gracious hole muddy the steetD ~.
Hail to thy warblers--ther musical notes
Shall make the young spirit 10 leap
.Moraii,g shall ope their mclodious throats,
(And cheat chap out ef his sleep
Thy beautiful showers how softly they fall
At morn, and at noon aud at even,
Expanding their blessings alike upon all,
(And raining sir days oct of scren) "
The pictures OF magic, thy beautiful flowers,
All. these shall thy children awake,
To gather The choicest from forests and bowers,
(And uaken, IL may be. snake
Hail beautiful Spring! what visions Of Joy
Are cnwrapped in thy gorgeous folds, ..
IT'S the season for galety without ALLOW,
But dreadfut bad season for coids.)
A welcome TO all--thy soft falling showers,
Thy breezes tia; fit gently Ger
Thy swee,ly tuned birds and beautiful flowers
(Good Lord! nas there Ger such bore y
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May you die among your Kindred is a sad thing
TO feel that we must die away from our home. Tell
not The invalid who Is yearning after his distant
country, that the atmosphere around him is soft /;
that The gales filed with balm, and the flowers
are srrnging from the green earth; he knows that
the sofes air 10 his heart would be the air which
hangs over his native land; that more grateful than
all the gales nf The south, would breathe the low
whispers of anxious affection. that The very cicles
clingng to his own caves, and the snow beating
against his own windows, would be far more pleasing
10 his eyes than The bloom and verdure which only
more iorcbly remind him how far he is from that
spot, which is dearer TO him than The world be.
side. lie may, indeed, frd esmable Riends who
will do all in theirpower to promote his c6mt RI and
assuage his pains, but they cannot supply the place
Of the long known and ng loved; they cannot read
rs in a book, the mute language Of his face; they
have not learned to wait upon his habits and anici-
pate his wants, and he has not learned to communi-
cate, without hesitation, all his Wishes Impressions
and thoughts to them. He feels Il at he Is slran-
ger, and more desoate feeling than that could moi
visit his soul How much Is expressed by that form
OF oriental benediction, sOa die among your Kin
dred-- Greenwood
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Erom The KaitkcrJoGker.
GOD IN NATURE.

Come, climb along with me this mountain top,
Thou unbeliever in Eerna Good,
And look upon The wide outstretching scene,
That from The summit meets The eager sight!
Far as the eye may reach, varied map
OF earth and water, upland, mead, and vale,
OF howery fields, and forests waving wild;
Acres, which bless the thrifty farmers toll ....
And barren peaks, where moi a leafet grows;
This varied scene in solemn beauty lies, ..
On which each heart, with just conc, ptiuns fraught
In admiration muses. and is mute
What say'sl thou, unbelever, dark in SOUL
Did chance accomplish all? Does chance maintain
The graceful harmony in constant ronnd I
Come, thou most learned Of unbelieving men,
Whose deep philosophy has mastered art ...
viii all Thy skill make such simple flower
As Ills trai bluebell, that amid the crags
Looks up in beauty, smiling TO The sun
Thou canst not Then, perhaps thou canst unmake.
Here is an atom which Thy art declares
To be the smallest part oil matter known,
(Atoms atoms piled, compose the world
Take this, and Der It exercise thy power;
Destroy annhilale Thou 10 Isl abashed
Thy boosted SIX II is vain Now, answer me:
the mean dust be OF immortal mould,
Why, what art thou, who to The soul denies
lis immortality Disappearing mani ....
Go hide thy p,gmy head In sackclolh weep,
And pray Thy soul may be by grace illumed !!
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POETRY.
From Tie AeD York Observer.
ON THE DEATH OF MR.. RUFUS L. NE
3 sstt WINS

From Tie AeD York Obssrrer
ON THE DEATH OF MR.. RUFUS L. NE.
WINS
o Friend the light Is dead
In Thy fair manson--wbere In bright array
Love movd with buoyant tread,
And childhood's merry laughter, day by day
Made the heart glad, and music lent us zest,
And hosptable smiles aIlurd The welcome guest.
And 10 The holy place
a brow of beautiful, and earnest thought
form oil manly grace
Are miss ng-and We gaze with sorrow fraush,
Upon vacant seat where beamd for years
That spirlspeaking eye the Pastorsto toll that cheers
And from the couch of pain,
The cell OF want--a voice hath past away
Which soolh'd the sufe ing train,
And warnd the smilten sinful man 10 pray
Which till the verge Of life, In accents clear
Iold how Christians filth, the hour Of death can
cheer.
0 Friend how great thy gain
Thus borne in manhood's yigcr 10 the skies
Ere age, or wasting pain
Had child the full lount OF thy sympathies--
Those sympalhies, that sill with ardent glow
Joyd at anothei's Joy, and mourned for Others woe
Hast thou embraced them there
Thy kindred tenants Of Won land OF bliss sts
Do white-robed angels share
sisters greelingl or mothers kiss7
The nurur'd meath one roof--one native sky.
Meet they with changeless love--where every tear
is dry.
All hast thou seen his face
Whom thy young hand with tender zeal did lead
To seek Saviours grace?
That brother, who Gods dock ordained to feed
Touch'i with pure lips, The affairs living fire,
Andeariier found MS place with heavens immortal
choir?
Say-at the peary gate
Haild she Thy coming, with fond acclaim -
7 She, who with hope eate
First taught thine infant tongue The Almighty
name?
And he, whose life was one long hymn Of praise
Thy palriarchal sire, serene, and full Of days2
Be silent ask no more -
Bow down in reverence 10 the sacred dead -
No mortal thought NAV soar
To their high extacy unnam'd and dread
Wait Till the temples veil is rent for thee
And let Gods will be thine-heir Of eternity!
l.. III. 8.
HARTFORD, 1889
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