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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
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PREsBYTERIAN CnuRcH CAsE.-We
learn from the Philadelphia papers tina,
the trial between the Old and New School
parties, which has excited so much IN.
terest, was closed on Tuesday. when the
Jury returned verdict in favor Of the
plainiif'-'be New School party. The
charge OF Judge Rogers, who presided. is
SAID to have been strongly on that side Of
the question. The other party has moved
for n new trial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
NEW SEMINARY,


pie undersigned proposes, IL sufficient en-
- enlargement be gwen, to open a SCHOOL.
In Chsr'ess"w" o." the is, 'lsy of April Ap~rioI
~ foorfees years devoted 20 tie task ~ instruction
hss given th- sasseribvv knovledse of the "a
Iae"tes ~ children. the operations of the youthful
Mid, and sfbf'ied him ample opportunity TO test
she most popular methods that have been devised
for the development 81 them. The result IL. the
maturity 81 ooaeected yaern. The oH.rs ing ~
Prrienee and resesreh. Witch he does NOT 10
cay - welt calculated 90 fsei,s.e and az ped,ie t,
psoxvrs, ~ iesrusrs. Permit him TO give demoo-
s,rssoo of its prsetesi opsr iioas add effects. and
then ''let WORKS bear witness"
Tie PaPiis placed this School shall be advanced
- 'sP'diy ssihsir comprehension 10 permit and
the subscriber pledges himself 10 use ever. enea-
'osf Go make their literary Improvement answer the
expectations of parents sod guardians
The course 81 instruction. will comprise III the.
hrsnehes ofs eorrcet Bngiish e,ies,inn such - ~
prepare youth Tor asefUiasss 10 the various a,oes
t.sas of isfe.
Pap'is gill be sdsaiuicd os terms ~ moderate %
II destinations q similar thsssster. Pc, raents
'u.sie qssfteriy. JOAN a. u. HARDING.
Chartcstova. March -, tsS9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
sDNDRAL. ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
TIE BANKS STATE STOCKS.
MONDAY N.nC,t -


On motion Of Mr.. Vcna5lc the bill 10
allow the Banks 10 hold a limited amour,
OF State Stock. was taken up. The hill
Mas supported by Messrs. VenAb.r. Witch.
er. Robertson and Sherrsr!-and opno.. A
by Messrs. Voolfolk. aad smith OF Isle
OF Wight.
Mr.. Raymond moved an amendment.
as TO companies holding State Scrip.
which was adopted
Mr. Smith of I. Of w. called the ave.
and noes upon the engrossment Of The
bill. and urged further objection. 20 IL.
MIR. Yerby opposed The bill on The
ground tina, |, would CONVEX, The Baul.
into stock -jobbing mschine..
MIR. Voolfolk renewed his opposition
10 the biz.
MIR. May agreed 70 many Of the gene.
raj propositions OF Mr.. Smith. bu, he
could not see the evils predicted by that
gentleman. State stocks could seldom
rise more than two rcr cent. in the mar
ket. IL Mr.. VI. believed any detrime nj
could arise 10 the interests of the mercsn.
tile community. lac would no, favor u
but he believed benefit would arise TO
the general interests OF the State. Mr..
NJ. illustrated the manner in which this
benefit would accrue 10 he State.
Mr.. Watkins urged The advantages Tia,
would accrue 10 the State from this bill
and hoped, tha, amongst the many new
lights presented at the pressn, day. hi,
friend from Isle of wight. who had in =.
rodueed many INTO the general banking
system. would profit by some Of those
now before him.
The bill was further opposed by Nessrs
VERIFY and Bayly. and sustained by
Measrs. Sherrard and Witcher.
The question was then taken on order.
ing the bill TO be ensrossed, which was
decided IN the aiirms:iye-ayes G9-
noes 80.
NEW SHENANDOAH COMPANY.
The bill concerning the New Shenan.
doah Company being on i,s passage was
supported by Messrs. Watkins Stuart.
Carson. Kinney, and opposed NV Mcssrs.
Edmunds OF H., Nensble, and Goode and
rejected by the following vote:
ATIs-Messrs. Holloway, Stuart. K.nncv
MeCiiuuck, Fryau, Snodgrs>,. Shanks. TAR
IbornburR, Carson, Broadus. Edinunds Of Eau.
qucr, Tidball, Waite. Barton, Chapman, Wat
kins, DaingerGe'd. ole'l, Armstrong. Wash.p.,-
ton. Reynolds, smith Of n, Beard, Ramev. Tav-
lor OF l., Smith 81 VI & J Havmond. Clayton
o'Eerrail, WAi,s, Voolfolk McCay. Gov Car
roll. Siurn, Pendlelon, Robertson porman
smith Of Rockingham. Thomas. Bare, Conn
Fiuhugh. GoodSon 10
NoIs--NeSsrs. Gilaler, Spcakcr.. Bayr o.
A., CToppcr Southali, Cabell Cobbs Nrrriu
iiask'ns, Flood, FoI, Cofhin, Wilcox. Car. acil
Wilson, Vaughan. Lorimer, BAL, Dcskius Iial,
Of Franklin, Wade, Sherrsrd. Turner. Edmund
Of lIalifax, Taylor Of iIahfar, Park. Seymour
Flowers, Bolts, Martin. Smith Of I. Of w, Is
Ter, Wright. TsylOc. Conway. Richmond. Far
lev, Anderson, Organ, BauLs. Taylor NJ. a NJ
Douch, Goode Dunlap, Barnett, Hodge, Yefby
Alexander, FUgefaid. Cloud, Tunsiau. Ham.
Vensble, Shands, Ila'clife. Smith ~ Rus.-g
Cuiberson. Davis, Ufquhar, Cfu'ch6cd Clarke
Prince, Crockett 81 TazrWel, Stephenson, W o.
keT, Jackson--67.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

Pe"ursr STIPULATION An elderlv
rnalden lady with a pride shove being
dependent upon 4eslthier fsishOas, re-
tired Gsilv 90 her ehsnber ~ Prey fof "a
comfortable competency witch she al d.
Vsys explained IN these Sogds With q
more elevated voice: "Aad lss,. q Lord.
thou fhosids, not unAersisnd Shsi mean,
J mean -four hundred year pad quarter.
Nv - AartrooL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
10 the House Of Commo,, n, &C.

la the House OF Commons Mr.. O'Coc.
neii presented q petition from 10 900 10.
hso''anis Of Dublin. for a real union Of
ireland with England. or nope a, all
ihey ask Tor an equality of representa-.
non. and that the majority should no, be
compelled TO support the church Of the
m'noIi'y. He gave notice ,ha, on The
subject.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

.4aofher S~erp!-At q meeting Of the
new Board Of Directors Of the MARYLAND
Prnitentisry, thirteen Of the eighteen De.
putty Keepers were turned ou,-of the
four retained, two only were Wings. and
one Wing laid over.-( Bali. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

F'iranfaEs' Il Porsyfy ~ EsyIv E,fs.--
~ English Judge bs,sg s.tss vhst con-
itihe'sd Ho.i 10 success 81 re be-. fspli-
81. " soTs succeed ~ gfss' tslss, sons
~ high ccnnssiors. sess ~ Esscle.
eui the nsIonly ~ eonasssiBg sfhout
= shilling
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

a" i@r'oref .beMod 4 raIiag CoGts.
-fu' !oor ooiiee after gr,nding) into q
"annei Tag. tie u closely. following IL
suihoIent room 10 boil freely.) put II IN
The Boiler, adding ~ much water as NAV
DC required. After toiling il will be
found to be perfectly clear. wiIhou, the
addition OF egg, SC. Having hkewi,e
the advantage Of retaining is original IA
vor and strength IN gfcs;sr perfection
than when c,sIEcd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

4 Schooimaster Sbo vas >. fond Of thu
use 81 hn grog - ;he globes. "a. a.Eea
The difference between gisvity ard grsvi-
'ahoo. When I've drunk five glasses
Of gfog replied the redsgogus. my gra-
'iiy 'so'shss, and ny gfs,rsuon begins
20 operate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

The bill 10 guarantee The Bonds OF the
City Of Wheeling for one million Of dol.
lars. was rejected in the Virginia House
OF Delegates on Saturday week. Thi.
loan was 10 meet the amount subscribed
by Wheeling 10 he stock Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road. II excited much
debate. IN which il was opposed by
Messrs Venable. Edmunds Of Halifax.
Goode and wiieher, and supported by
Mes'rs. Mcconnell, Tylcy, Raymond
Servant and Watkins. The vote upon il
way ayes IS. noes Gi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

II 70 ifnly loJierous 70 see The fses
sbieh ,he two roliticsl psHis, IN Mans
1s running. 10 secure ne ute u psif,ois
pr sse,iisres. They remind ~ ~ lvo
chsps who e., into . qasusi. snd on
soms5ody isk,hg hold q ere u them -
prevent ihsW coming 20 blows. the other
said hold ne. ~, 'he msddestf"
fPAHsfsigkis CsssRs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

-Np Cd Of hielieo'.-hn old schoo,mas-
ter who usually hesrd his pupis once a
week through Watts Scripture History.
and Afterwards asked them such questions
as suggested thems.lves 10 bis mind on.
day desired Young vrchin so tell hin,
~bo jesse vas TIE boy bn.tly rsIli-
ed, Tic Cover Of DumbiAne. Sir."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

a correspondent has furnished the Bal.
tmore American list Of British vessels
OF war add merchantmen captured and
destroyed by American Arms during the
last war with that nation, tbus ahofdlng.
IN the authors opinion, e practical Illus.
ifs'Ion tbs; preparedness Tor ear on the
part OF this county, does not consist in
having =, large and powerful a navy o.
other nations. bot IN our sbiiiiy TO cut up
their commerce, as was done ~ the case
Of Great Britain. The lat gives the
names Of sNiy.lws national vessels. rnsny
of which wers captured by priyAieers.
mounting $50 guns besides $3.50 private
armed vessels. mounting 5000 guns -
Thirty one British ships 81 var we're slso
wrecked 81 sea dnung the war The ,o.
tai loss Of 'he British II sea, duripR she
var. was 2i03 vessels. mounting 9G1g
guns Waehsslsr Republican
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

.f.r.ee cf Persian rosi.-"Whrn
'hou art married, seek TO please Thy wife.
bu' listen no, to all she saw. From mans
right aide rIb was taken TO form The
woman, and never was there seen n RIB
straight And wouldst thou s,fsieh,sn
~ ii breaks but bend, not.-Since.
then, lie plain that crooked i. woman's
temper. forgive her faults. and blame her
not nor let ler anger thee. nor coercion
use. asail is vs'a to sta gh,ea what "a
curved
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

Ths Nev York correspondent 81 tie National
inieiiigcncer vuies-
There - growing oP IN tbs State some
hostility between TIE lfee.bsaking banks
sod the chartered bsnks. the cod q which
Il - difficult 10 forssee. AZ the charters
81 the old banks expire, there Is an unwiIl-
Ingne's on the parts Of the new banks 20
see them have an especial charter renew.
ed, Tor. q - sTgued wiih much force. two
cofrenciss eannot veil co-exist. aad that.
81 the State has bsgun the experiment ol
free banks, its lie dafy 10 20 on ~ith IL 81
long asii works veil. The subject j. be
fore the Legislature.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

The land Office at Jefr-rsonv;ll. In.
o'ana' has been Tor some time closed. in
Consequence Of the person. appointed as
Receiver. not being able to give security
IN the sum specified. Tbis Is good com.
ment upon the character OF the Presidents
appointments.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

Ne,o York Young Mems Bible Society.
This efficient Institution distributed. or
caused to be distributed. in the wear Is,s.
1910 Bibles and IL. Il6 Tes,am-nts. To.
tai in the year. i6. lS6. Cost. S4037 So.
JJurnaf II Consulsres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
HENRY CLAY.

THE cry is siill-'ihcy comet"
The Newbern North Carolina) Spectator of
18th March, says
To-day we formally unfold the Clay
banner. and spread it TO the breeze of pa
'rioiism, with the sincerest wish that il
may wave in triumph in 1910. This
wish emanstes Tar less from our respect
Tor the high honor and great abilities of
the man. deep as is. than from firm
conviction that The condition Of the coun-
try would be improved. her interests pro.
noted, her character restored and sus.
tanned, By the wise and virtuous admins
tration OF one - experienced, so capable,
SO trustworthy.
We take this step with the fullest as.
sursnce that we accord with the wishes Of
the Wings Of North Carolina. who will 20
a man support Mr.. CLAY; but were il
otherwise. we would make the same pub.
lie expression OF our preference, as every
honest citizen should.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

NV YozK. NAhcR -.
The family Of Mr. Psicg. padef the
eoadset Of FFeneh palsf 20 ehosbrs. have
Ten this city for HayFe. Thus vanishes
tie last spirit q The IilasirioVs exile Of
TammsnY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

Ii0tC 10 gsi ri II Co,ns 49, Rub them
over with tosS'ed chesss snd Istfhrss OF
four hnasSy mics r'btls them fog q sisht
Or tao. Il ,ae nice all DO their daty
The remedy u'il DC eGe,est
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

EsgEgt .Nq'iosof Dsbt-.C saniae she's
spesking n her asiiosal debt. sad that
Esglsnd vas bound 10 keep the pease m
the san Of eight millioh fousas,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

The Act OF Congress. prohibiting the
circulation within the District o! Colum-
bia Of notes under five dollars. take,
effect on the lsi Of April.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
NO. 10.
VARIETY.
ITEMS.

a daily paper, printed on Q large
sheet, ~ now issued at Ana Harbor.
Michigan. where only few years ego.
there Vas not white nan.
ihs Nashville Banner OF the 18th states
,na' al That lime Gen. JACKSON WAS con-
lined to bed by indi.po.i,,on.
The bill .oOl'shins imprisonment, for
debt IN Michigan has passed both houses
OF the Legislature Of Tn, State.
The Territorial Bank Bill of Wisconsin
has passed both Houses. A lew has also
passed allowing ID per cent interest Tor
money upon mutual consen, OF parties.
No less than 1900 houses were DESTROY
90 by the earthquake a, Port Royal, Mar
hnique. only II buildings were Jeff stand
ing. The los. Of life Is ssocriained TO DO
a5ou, 400.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

The aggregate valuation Of the real
property of the State Of Virginia in lsIs
was SOC. $50. 96S; and now probably
200 millions. There 10 no mode of a..
certsining the personal property.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

He who writes againstiho abuses Of The
ase ~ which be ii,cs must depend ON the
generosity Of TIE few for his bread. and
me malice OF the many for his fame.
Some editors cas-, themselves so far be-
yond those coultesies which obtain be-
tween well bred men that they find IN
their very position exemption from re-
spcn''b'llty. No man who has clean sp-
parei himself will return the mud balls
with which he nay be a.ssiled BY one " no
has AIKEN M has stand IN the ditch.
Scusrilou' epiihe,s are Ike foul birds.
which iranslen,ly disturb and disfgure the
io'iaGe OF the trees on which they light.
but whose nature is never mistaken, for
they cary on their feathers The po.Iu,ions
OF The nest IN which they were ha,ched.
ia person is ben, on quarrelling with
you. leave ham 10 DO The whole of "a HIM
s-ii, aud he uill soon become weary of his
unencouraged oooursiion. Even tho
most malicious ram will soon &c a,e 10 butt
against a dsrcgsrding object. and will
usually find his own bead more injured
than the object Of his blind animosity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
JEFFERSON COUNTY
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL a. Isao

receive the assurances Of our hearty CO.
operation in promoting the objec, 10 view.
Respectfully, your obedient servss,
JOHN HEDGES.
LEWIS EiCHEI.BERGER,
FRANCIS YATES.
Wa. LrcAs, Esq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

y fsE'tER.-A surgeon and a LAWYER
mad very h',!e good feeling towards each
oiher' ana the following occurrence took
place lie. asked IN. surgeon. "a
n-'shbor'' dog destroy ny juci.. can
recover damages by law - Certainly.
frcPi'ed the lawyer YOU cen recover
Fray lat are the circumstances ," WHY.
sur Your dog last night. destroyed two Of
my duea'' "lniecd, Then YOU GER
AMY can recover ihc damages: what !,
lhc amount III instantly discharge IT,"
our 'hi!!ine' and siSpcnce." ohuckled
he surgeon. And my Ice for attending
and advising you il Is I'd " responded
,be attorney, and unles, YOU immediate
iy pay the same, nv conduct will be
'''f able - lie Hsncr Lquyer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

The Van Dursn party sbuse Mr. R,ve,.
add charge BIN wiih having pinned The
Wings TO make Mf. Clay President Nov
v THIS be true. Whist other motive ,hsa
he good ri bis country. could have
prompted him There - no Office IN the
gli 81 Af. Van Bursn. which Mr. Rives
could NOT have got, what more can be ex.
peei from Mr.. CIsyi lie hes rsfsssd lwo
OF three Oilers pFessiegly urged. 10 take =
seat ~ the eahiast--he eaa get 90 higher
ihan that whsn z new President comes is.
These facts, vhieh 20 strongly siadicsse
ihe motives Of be eonaset. fallhoogh
they do bos IN the esiimasion ~ I'll Wings
atone Tor bic previous eoorss) should II
leas. siisBes the eslumnious tongues al
hislsls suppogisrs - RieAsosd we.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

The removal Of Mr.. SHISSER from the Post
Offcc NJ Baltimore was, u seems the work Of
sort of lunto IN that city which appears 10 have
charged Itself with the duty Of ordering the Pre-
Sident Of the United States whom to remove from
Office, and whom To appoint thereto. The Bal
iimofe Chronicle throws some light on the man
neT Of this removal IN the following paragraph
And how was his Mr.. SINNERS re.
moval efeeied' II il is not known to
all the wofld-f II is not known TO the
PfesIdeDt-it ought 20 bet shall be -
No public complaint Was alleged against
him. No charge OF mslvefaaiion 10 office
was made or whispered. An emisssry
from Washington. formerly the editor Of
the Administration psperIn this city. aud
now a clerk IN the Post Office Depafi-
meni. came 10 this city and proc ured
meeting Of the Democratic Central Com.
miuee, a. il is called. and this caucus.
meeting under the cloud Of night, solemn.
" resolved that MIR. Skinner must be do.
placed. Nor - this all. This same club.
not oonient With the task Of removal, pro.
ceeded TO decide upon whom the vscant
Office was 20 be conferred. A ballot was
bad and between whom. People Of Bal.
iimore. were the votes Of this assemblsge
divided Joshua Vansant and SAMUEL
flsfker tthe ex.ediior above referred iol
were the two persons who shared the suf.
frages of these dispensers Of ofioe-these
kind hiends " no relieve the Precedent ol
The care sod responsibility OF selecting
The ineumbcnts Of the Offices entrusted 10
his charge by the Constitution. To se.
cite these indispuiable facts - sufficient
10 ehsllspge the unsnimOus TepfovAl Of
the community"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
& OAraDo

& OA.aDo
x. N. u SMITH will resume hi. praeticc
~ IN Baltimore on the 18th OF March. and
continue u a. usual.
lie will also commence on the 1st OF ApriI n
course oil Lectures on the most important tones
I" Anatomy. Surgery and the practice Of Medi-
cine To be continued through the Summer, with
On intermission in August
March !. 1889 --.i.
N0EI0,Eo
VH>HE subscribers have rented the Saw Mill
l. situated on the Island Of viryinius, lately
IN The occupancy OF Lewis Wernw,g. They
have also made srransemsnis TO get = large
quantity Of Timbsr down The Shenandoah river.
and will be able To fiil bills OF short notice -
They will also continue TO Saw country log,
upon the shares. or otherwise, TO suit eu,to-
Iners; and will be prepared to furnish Plaster.
ins Lsths Of sny description. From their known
disposition to please, they hope for . reason.
able share Of public patronage.
JESSE sCHoFiELD,
GEORGE MAUZY.
March 81. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

C" hessOsOS TfoceoetON.
VkcfNiA LODGE, No. !, Of the I. O. O.
-, will celebrate their esminx apniver,a.
"srPsr-fesry on the l5ih day Of NAV
next we cordially iavits the brethren Of Mad.
tson Lodge, Ne. 6. al Winchester. and MA,
Lodge, No II at Chsriesioxn, together Win
all brethren tn regular standing. 10 De viii "a, ON
the occasion. An orstioa will bs delivered , nd
inc usual forms observed during the day.
JOHN =. PRICE,
JEROME D. YOUNG.
JOHN STALL,
I'LL ~. CARRELL,
ELIAS ARwiN,
WV. ~. HEWITT,
JOSEPH A'KEE.
wIen 20. ioS3--tp Coslsainss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

According 10 the official repor, made
by the Clerk Of the House of Represen-
tatives, appropriations were made during
the late session OF Congress 10 The amount
OF $50 s62,2i2 7s. for the following ob.
jects. viz
.ivll anf diplomatic so,o.0.CsI -
Army, FortihcaiionS, and Military
Academy I6.55G,253 g.
navy 5,l30,1sl 81
Revolutionary and other pensioners j. I99 Uo0 ~
Current expenses Of the Indian de-
par'menf I,.55, oO7 %
Preventing and SURPRISING Indian
r. hosillilies i,s5G.77i 90
To promote the progress Of the
useful arts 9,25o 81
riNa'e Claims 1906 %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
GeneraI xmtsllfarnrr.

Lafs and Important from .Nerioo.-
.api. hoss. 81 the brig Delaware, arrived
iChsrIsston on the Gath inst. in SIX DAYS
from Havana. He reports that an Eng.
l'sn Corvette had arrived al Havana. IN
seven days from Vera Cruz. bringing IN.
result Of the conference which had be.,
held on board the French frig,.e N.rud,
between the French Admiral BAuprs.
Mr.. rAKENitAM, and the Mexican En-.
voys. An arrangement had been made
which was entirely satisfactory TO France
and u only wanted the ratification Of the
Mexican government. when all vessel.
would be permitted to discharge their
esrgoes. The particulars Of the treaty
mad not transpired-ibe report Was. that
all French who had been expelled from
Mexico would be permitted 10 return
immediately. and that Mexico agrees 10
pay the amount due French ci,izens. and
indemnify France for her expenses in
maintaining the blockade, sc.
INDIAN TRoUBLEs.-The Tallahassee
Journal slip Of the 10Th instant inform. us
mat there are unpleasant rumors Of bos,ili.
hes among the Indians Wes, Of the Mis-.
sis,iPoi. The Georgia Creeks. headed by
VI lNTosH.are reported to be IN arms. with
the determination ofmaking war upon an l..
other tribe, the Osagrs. We think; andsone
OF the troops o: the United States have
been despatched from Fort Gibson 10 the
scene OF hosiiliiies with view Of preserv-
ing peace. These accounts are brought
direct from that country, and though We
do not know tina: they are 20 be implicitly
relied upon. they are credited by those
more familiar than We are with The scene
Of action"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

'A'D EON WOOD 7IIITs oFTIcE.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30

sslHan stiil Il man, and those who boldly dare,
Shall triumph over the sons Of cold despair.n
Riding tie other day liz a stage coach,
All alone Win az Irish gentleman we be-
came qpi:e sociable, and he gave me this
account Of his life.
"When twenty Years If age ! was at
schdoI learning surveying and nayigalion-
|.AuJ do yoo neaa 10 travel said ny mas
Tier. VIVA, ,hiok yoo.of Americs? said
III; tor we were shcnu Dnogannon, cpun
Nv Tyrone. Ireland. america. repeated
he, .alnerica isa growing country . go,
John. and behave yourself AZ becomes 4
true Irisbaan. and you NAV eat white
breadin your Ole rye, and drink . glass
of old sherry. al 4 little more than
Issilcd from Cork lin the good
|ship Qp4en Dido, ana landed N 81 days
lat NV Cattle. HE'D me un'to the city
In a lnce, and wandered through the
Streets a stranger for two days, when %
lthe ,nird. whoshnld / happen 10 meet hui
lNed MsClosky. al oid tn,ynsman. by
|rraciuusr saidshe, III this isn't our elli
friend John VafnhamI Ehon did you
conc IL what sisip, honvyg How were
AZ 81 home! Why YOU check 'cOks ttd