davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
The lE'loyting SprIng MiIIs.

Ahe EIOE1nE spring MILLS,
( That noted place for political resort as
t0eH as for domestic usefuIness.
THIS establishment has Undergone thorough
Il repair, and is nov ready 70
GTSad aIG ktbeSgs Of Gratis.
n the best manner, and upon the shortest no.
IIso, either FOE PaoiIy use. OF for any Of the
Eastern markets The subseTibers having 90
tbeliHation 81 present 10 enter into spesalatious
upon Grain. will be eontsat W grind for toll ~
tbs regular rate the law allows then, and will
sta0d the inspection Of Flour mae b. then in
aoJ Of the above markets.
Their saw MILLS also in complete
operation, 81 prices known TO their customers
Their PLASTER MILL iOiH also BE-
atspSed 70 81 the proper season
The undersignsd would DO ungFstsful " the
failed 10 return their siscsre thsnks TO . libers
pubiie, particularly 20 those sho stood by the o.
Through evil az veil a. through good report =
and they solicit continuance Of favor, uBdsl
the eoo6dsnt hope that by strict slisntIoa 20 bu-
siness they will be ahie 20 reader entire satfs
faettoa 70 al who feel disposed 70 patr mir.
this Weii-knsun establishment
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA s. SNYDER.
Nov, ~, 1aAt-6i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Origin Of WarS.- The history Of every
var ~ very Ike scene ] once saw an
Niihsdsie. Two BOYS from different
schools met one Gne day upon the ace -
they eyed each other with rather indle.
nani looks and With defiance ON each
brow. What are 500 glowrin 1t Billy ,"
What's Iba, 20 YOU; IN look where
nave mind. an binder me Il YOU dauf."
4 hearty blOw Va. the return a. thi. and
then such a battle began. II beng Sa-
'ufday al the boys OF both schools we're
on The zee, sod the fsh, instantly became
general and desperate I asked one Of
'he party what they were peltag The o.
'her iof' What they had doae - ihem}
% na~thing At a man; We Just want O.
gie them good ihashin" After Gybt.
ins un'h thry we're eSbsusted one II
the principal heroes stepped forth B.,
tween covered with hloo1 snd be- eia,bs.
torn 10 taiiers snd aJdre,sed the b.Ihyst.
rnt parties thus Wecl IN tell xou
~hai We u DO ~ ye We lei ~ aisns.
we u LEI ye slaae There VS. 90 more
81 o. The var vas az an ehd. and ths
boys scattered away 20 shear clay. q
ibouKht ~ The time. A8d have oHea
thought since thHihat TRIVIAL afif.y vs.
DE best rpue1.e % var Bro general hiatt
have ever seen. Kiugs and oTtnt,t.r..sf
''''e are ln'i sei o. gfuTn up chilIfen.
exactly hike ihe Children speak ~ siib
only ih'' ms'supl difference. thst instead
- hgh'ing COS ibs nesdicu @ ssfr,i, hey
have faised hey iit 30 safety and look
"n hpuad % their innocent .ui .sf,as
subjects 70 battle. ahd thfn srsfs y ss's
oi blood and Treasure. arr rfbI 10 nska
i1e.bnfs. condrioos gfgrI. 200 bel a'shr.
vel i-' ys sisre - LHre Si,p4nds
L1g Sera.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

ToBAcco IN KANAwBA This county,.
10 which four years ago not . hoRshesd
OF Tobacco was rsised. is nov able 10
turn out from one 10 two hundred hogs.
heads per year. Besides an enlarge
ment OF our crops We have very much
improved in the quslily Of The article
Many Of our principal farmers are nov
lsalously engaged "a the business, and
before long there will be hardly an sRri
eullUfisi 90 ,his country. that Will not "a.
deagoF 10 raise more or less Sufficient
experiments have been made 10 convince
us oil that Tobacco can be cultivated here
ss veil a. 10 any part Of old Virginia. Per
ded Of the entire pfsciieabilIiy Of ma.
s' 2 profitable business. our citizens
So, - ~. mined 90 petition the Legisla
49, ~ ",pectoF 81 this place NJ
meis ha'ony II Campbell eountv. =
gepusman Of gree, sHpeueaes ia a.,
iins, has been raisihs Tob,ero n, ,h.
asi iEo or three season, q. F,y.,,s 80
be hsi ansufsd us that BE- ~. -, =.
lilsiy sOeesaiul, and that be mean, =, -
li p, TIE bu'iness largely after ibis v..,
ha1atrta Jg01 soaiga
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Nsieijs,k b. Hu. Jrkaf ,si5
lhiis fr3 trt4el sol. Sob aTur uoss
aoJ bare fset mother ssys YOU udi
ubieeEs Der hy lrndil her . STICK 81 fire.
sooJ 6iii1 ibu crurt wnh urrrsf -
puihn liiile ssn soap 30 this pen aad
please DOT isi your turkey. sobhiefs foott
oa ouf ieBcs 49, Bssiern pqpsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Ron RoY's GRAVE Its seldom now.
a-days. that We hear Of he srruiclrrs oil
the dead beng violated, but q case OF a
peculiar kind lately occurred "a the re
mote PARISH OF BalquhlJder. Oae morn
ing three weeks ago. the peaceful in.
hsbIiar's Of tina, beautiful vale we've
shocked al hudIng that The parish bunal
ground had been desecIaied during the
previous nIghi. by scme miscTesnis. aad
that the grave Of the famous Rob Roy,
bad been violated. Many Of our readers
will recolle c; that The grave OF the crIe
brated outlaw IS situated near the east
end OF tie church. A large sioue, OF
rather UnchiseiIed aspect. and having a
oroadsword. q star and Other insignia
rudeiy carved on It, covers Rob's resttng.
place. This stone, v bioh. from its weight.
must have required the united strength OF
al least two persons 10 di-place It, has
been removed. and earth dIggyd On to
tue depth OF some three OF tour ieet.-
The motive for committing 90 gross 40
outrage IS supposed 10 have been tho de
sire Of possessing the bones. or rather
some relics Of the bones, OF the celeb.a
ted outiaS, whose name and deeds the
novelist has widely published. II such
was the motive. the spectators have un
doubleday been defeated IN their object,
Tor independent Of the decay which the
lapse OF time must have wrought on the
skull, and thigh and arm bones Of their
once muscular owner. several other Mc
Gregors have since been inferred IN tho
same narrow house. and one 90 lately a.
eigh, years ago. Thus the ashes OF Va.
r'ous NcGTegors have mingled wI.b those
OF their famous clsnsmsn. aud he must
be both a curious end skiIfUl ant.quary
snd ana.0mist Who can now speak 10 any
OF the stolen scraps ~ veri'ahie relics a
the 'sdouoisbie ou'law. - Scotland Pagey
"UP GUARDS ASD At I'm The "a.
ibeoueiiy OF the following anecdoie may
be relied on The bake Of Wel!ine,oa
Faranffu lar,raN a.. II a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Original .7HocaoIs When Dick AImz
hfsi crossed In'o York STATE fIum Canada
SIDE. he 'ook lodgings al an ina IN Can
andaigua, A waiting usId eat at 4abls
WIN them, aud Dick spoke Of her As the
seTr'nf. to the no small scandal OF m,ne
host. who told bim that ~ Ia, bou,. .er.
wants were called he!p. Very uen. Next
morning the whole house was alarmed bv
aloud shouting from Dick OF Helm helpl
Sater! water help In an instant
every per'on equal 10 the task rushed IN
to DICKS soon ~Ith pail Of water
! "a much oblrrged ,o'yo. BE- sure. " sa.a
Dick, bat here 10 more Than want tn
,Adrs u'ft r. Shave with qaoth mae
host, you called help aud ger add
We thought the house va on Gre -
You told me 10 call The servant AeLo.'
ana do ye 'h,rk | would cry uaaey When
] meant fire p Give Il 90 ..id tie
landlord as be led oil the hoe Of buck
cts B0sf0A Pest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Nee fo,t Egg .Wvtef 81 tss tssn
sscsriaiosd tha' over bstf rftos III
rrEs sre consumed sveTq nanfb bel Sew
York They are bioaefi f5sH the Erie
Csnsi ln hsueis sf1 N-r 1fftey. srd
eren Psnn.firtnis fHrrfs thp Co.
ihsnilirsstfh tt,s snthul srneie ~ ~.
nnFa'ir sfilnf Ofe ufrsn in Fnifan
rbsksf fsssnlg toii Us nao srgs "a led
ssFks--supplj inz ttr Attof n4urs eta
1000 each csy bsi $50 On sitm5sfl
fpt1sf Hasss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

TIE Wagon Laet--A case va tried
lately 10 the Circuit Court Of ,be To,,.J
''''es i9f toe Slate Of hiafy iand. ths Al.
~ . OF ~. shieT w. Baker f5f the ,n.
lii'nsemeni Of ihe paisat grated % Dr.
Sitter Tor % improvement "a toe mode ~
feiarding carriages vhsr dslesndinr BIN,
BY ineiion lock The case vas dec.
aeo ~ favor of The defendant. upan ne
giound ihai d.. Slifef We not ibs true
ana original inventor but ihai The ams
sha kq9rn beiofs and ~ public oss -
tbs DECISION, ihefsiofs. disposes Of tss
paisni finally. Il uas ssfsd. during the
inai, that The pstsni. n valid would Be
wofih qusrieF Of q niliou Of dollsrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

HOSE a7uafson The Phhsaslpbis
ioqoiFsf states that Con. srnwsar ~.
ssea ePpoinied o. zee commaad Of TIE
Hone sqasdFon. Hs is - prsssnt h
command d The Philadelphia Nav5 Yea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

THs Temperance Cause. The Salem
(Massacbosetis) Gazette says a large pro
portion Of the crew Of the whale shin
Menimac. which arrived a. Salem a few
days since. have already signed the total
abstinence pledge OF the Total Absiine nc e
Society, and taken certificates Of member.
ship.
From the same paper we learn that the
Hon. HENRY w. DWIGHT, OF Stockbridge.
formerly q member OF Congress from
Massachusetts, appeared al Temperance
meeting 10 Middlelown. Connecticut. last
week. and gave to the audience the bene-
iI OF bis iamsntable experience
mir. DWIGHT said. as Dido bad Eness
relate to her the story Of hrs sulsrngs
aud hardships. fresh as he vas from the
destruction OF the city aud the disasters
OF sea-so here be was hidden. fresh from
the scene and experience OF The drunk
ards 40, TO nsrrAIe his unvarnished sto-
~, and urge o,herS 10 escape the rock on
which be split"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
EneeSraEs yoaF own INTERCHANGEABLE 4. your
Interest In do 90.

The disposition cannot be too much re
buked, let IT exis; IN any town 1t may. 10
send TO distant places for products. which
could be equally we'll furnished by the
mechanics 10 their own town. No one
thing can be more positively injurious 10
the real interests Of any town than To 90
over the heads OF its mechanics and buy
elsewhere. 1t takes out OF the place mo
ney. which justly belongs at home. II
encourages and drives away mechanics
IL prevents them from advancing 10 pros.
Perity, so as TO add 10 the success Of their
own town.
There are people who think tia, no ar
iiele Can be good for any thing unless Il
be an important one. Such persons are
the enemies 10 the toxins IN which they
live. They do wba, they can 10 rrtard
MS progress, aud discourage us citlzens.-
II Is wholly wrong. unjust and foolish
Every real friend TO the place IA which
he lives, should do Ill he can TO eucour.
age its mechanics. and he who has cor.
rect conception Of the duties OF a good
neIghbor and true American citizen,
will ever take pride IN doing 80. and no,
run after every thing that Is foreign, from
the foolish idea that It renders han a man
OF the Ton. By such an act OF deep MUS
iice TO his fellow citizens.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

HAVE fos sale 1000 bushels Of ths bs.,
n Cumoerland Coal. portion of a ID ~,
gFaiea' Also 90 90 feet 81 Pias Plank. uhieh
! sili cell iss for sa,t
Ef-Aiso, rec ons-horss Hsrsa for sais
GEORgE PRICE
shsPhsfdsiovp, July ., lsti.-M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

"UP GUARDS AND At I'm The ~
iheoueiiy Of the following snecdoie may
be relied on The Uuke Of Wellington
recently bonoTed Que II the most DIS
ii1guished Of living ,eulpiors by sitting
10 him for his bus, The arts, wishing
TO observe the foil play Of the Dukes
features, engaged him 10 Conversation on
the best altitude Tor The 6sure on gh,ch
he vas 81 work. and suggested that. II 10
could be made 90 repfesent his Grace 81
the moment when be uttered the memo.
rabie words. Cup guards. and % en- d"
81 Waterloo. the ststue w0uil BE- o. re
popular 81 the present dsy aDi BE- more
highly valued BY p1seufy. Tie Duke
laughed scfy goDd humoirGiy atlbn ob
ssfssiioD, snd ssi1. ~ iis Oh .f....
people vili invsnt w8fIs i9r me. Poet.
will wUie. and painters VII raiaf ssd I
suppose We most give them some fi,eBs,
bot really ! don't kn8s whai sa,d. 4
sa~ that The moment i1r ac'lgd ~.
eoue. and gave The commsn6 ~, A..
iaek. suppose ihe 'warls were kf,sf
sna h0mely enough iof ihry ran th,-.o,b
ibe ranks add were obevri Oh fbs \,
slant ] neveF cav sharper cork. R,t
- 90 ihe eFNsi words 8sed 81 s1rb =
" omfn'. am suie doc rccollse, them
ADD J sety much doubt whether srs one
else ean.' We have bees careful 10
is'a'n TIE exact srpfessions e1 pl1y I'd b.
ne hlaa'fious Duke on TIE ofcssion e.
ne mpmesi 70 which they, refer s sos oi
lhe most impofisnt sad Interesting ia ibe
ahoie fangs 81 history - TIE Blii1ania.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
fstsIIaurous.

TIE AEcHANIC.-TAs following beautiful
ar''ele 10 ffoA "Ths cArpsaler Of Reusb." a
popular plays
The mechanic, sir. is one OF Gods no.
olemen. What have mechanic, not done ,
Have they no, opened the secret cham.
ber' OF the mighty deep. and extracted its
treasures. and made The raging pillows of
their highway, on which they ride a. on
. tame stoed Are not the elements of
fre and wsier chained 10 the crank. and
az the mechanics bidding compelled 10
turn 81 Have not mechanics opened
the bowels ct he earth. aud made us pro.
ducts contribute 10 his wants The fork
ed lightning Is their PLAY thing: and thew
ude triumphant on the wings OF The
mighty winds. To the wise they are the
Hood gates Of kno~ledge. and kings and
queens are decorated with their hanay
works: He Who made the Uniyerse. " az
. great mechanic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Tie Laisfi Ingiaia 9t5iysef,on.-Ws
andsFssand ihai fsr aaEhts siaet tooe
daring scoundrsl snteFsd fhs Clsik q aalre
o. gfsene Couniy sna cslGitd 20 every
book aad pspsr % % ives shs iut aasds
vefe destroyed. The Clerk. foitaoaisiy
Was sbssni. o. be Too nieti hsvs 1. "a
slo'sa - CAerlsilssVias J,eersoniaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

MILITARY EEcAMPMENr.-Ths Read.
ing Pc. Gazette speaks Of Groad Nil.
fary Escsnpneaf 60 be held ia that DO
rough come time ia May next. II 10 10
tended (says the CssstteJ 10 be one Of the
most sPlsadid things Of the kind ever got
up 10 the United States. The intention
no doub, Is very great aud magnificent
and so We hope the accomplishment of
II may be. But THE GRAKD EscANP.
hESr-distinc,ively and especially tls
EncamPment OF the seasons TO be held
IN the neighborhood Of this city in the
month OF April next.
A suitable piece OF ground, we under.
stand, has been selected for the camp
within few miles Of the eity-s beautiful
spot forming . sort Of natural amphithea-
ire and in all respects we'll adapted 10
the purpose for which IL 10 assiRned.
Other arrangements are in progress and
with so much spirit that promising token
10 Afforded Of the brilliant success Of
the whole affair. Virgins. Mary land.
and Southern Pennsylvanis will take care
that there shsll be upon the spo, an array
OF troops. gallant and soldier like, not 10
De equslled by other encampmeut 10 the
Union.-BaH. I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

The Planisrs Hotel. 10 8 Louie uasrs.
essllJ sold % a. assoeisiiou 81 esagsmsn
Of thai city, 90 he sum q eii0,oao.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

The Frederick Herald denies the cor
rectness Of the rumor. heretofore publish
ed IN several newspapers. that the Banks
oil that city were about TO resume specie
payments on the LIST OF December. The
Banks Of Frederick. IT Is said. will be
ready TO resume when the other Banks
OF the State are-even the Frederick
County Bank. which waS lately robbed Of
so much gold, has more specie on hand
than notes IN circulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
r He T RIBU n E.
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT %, 1871.

% CHAScERY DEcistoss-The New. YoSS WEEKLY
TRiEuxE for Saturday viii contain tina opinion Of
Assistant Wee caaoe~llor Hoffman at length 10 the case
of the United Stot,< Of AMERICA vs. Patio lou'a Ahsei'
Causici and others. This was argued BY Me'sr'.
Ogden Hoffman Anthem and ". Kent, and the oPhion Of
Mr Hoffman as to the right Of sub'eq'nt creditors 10 I'M
peach conveyance Is of general lte'es ana af''
alarly important . lawyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
UErnnhI;u Is ccu,m.-Thr

Il Franklin Is ccum.-Thr Lyceum VIII NEE,
this evening" Thursday at the College oil 'icans ana
Lecture bv + H. Bacy E.q MaIr'mon! and a de,
bate on the following question Does M rs'pt auord
wider field for coquence Than the Bar i'1's' its
Gentlemen are invited To attend
- II w W. NN-L Mn go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
- yhc New Temperance Benevolent

= bhr New iGWpt''HNe ~ ~ ~ -
sor;r,v Al VINO Err fr. ajiv 20 the oigouZsit u OF
,b. .oci. ~ are according r-souton passed last
rEc.rr-. reaucsed To meet This CrhGtsdayl t'enins
sept -, Mt bali pas, O'Clock" IN iph.An ut',
~, onnosc The eastefiy termination Of East Broad
nv. 20 Hear ,hs report OF the Committee appomied 20
,ir,ft a Constitution md ByeIaw.. Also u n'mn,'r
,d., f,- tho society Several addresses will be made
seats reserved fpr 'ha lad -.
SO IL, WIN MCCLELLAN, Secretary. pro. TEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
a. We are all shaking, shake, shake, shaking,
We are AL "a king n our rousc al nome
II sEernun's Fever and Ague GOzci

u siiermnn'a Fever and Ague lozcn-
yca, wall positively any Case. however bal II may
be Dr. Zabr!.kie II Ouanesttect yesterday sa" one OF
the enrincers of lhe Navy iar ~ho hat taken these o
zenses after suffering al without nay renei from
Qnine or any thing he coul get until these Lo@engS'
were recommended him. He never shook alter taxing
III, hrsf IN. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
cLEARgp.

ship Akbar Damaisq. lyerp lend Cauon, c rysCo
Bar.s Am LOUISE Reid. London, Wards sortk1 Eii,s:
S", Wilnelmlna, Bogesssw, Rotterdam BSounan &John-
stoR.
schrs Antoinete. El,es, Geors town. SC, Bren4vose
Julia and DIVA, Rollins. Fradctcksburg Va: Julie.,e
"r=loE. Petersburg Va; Renown Lowell, Boston, En-
-rad. Bacon. bermuda, Middleton & Co; Br, Gazele
kol aa, Quebec, BlrClay & Livingston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

CASE OF WILLIAM H. WtLLtAMs.-The appeal
taken against the sentence passed upon William
H. Williams a; Neworleans, for bringing 10 that
State conyic, negroes from yirginia to sell, has
been decided against him. lie has lost his twelve
slaves. and has to pay $4,000 hne or lie ia prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

70 A ire on Monday evening broke out in
Boo, and Shoe No 3l9 Washinston-streer, Bos-
ton. but was soon subdued. II was undoubtedly
the work of an incendinry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

II For Editorials on The ki.k cnituI'
Agricultural Fair, &c, sec Firsi f"2.'
II For Poetry and n Con;innI -
ON stute Prison Eab6r, see EouffE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

9 We haze in type some remarks in reply 10
the article upon our last page State Prison La
Dor. but tiasy are excluded by more pressing mat
Ter. They will appear tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
TAKE TIVE By TslE FORELOCK
s,erae.. Esorei,ou.,d Gnndy Is Recommending

by our most eminent Physicians and two thousand
respectable ciizcns performing the cure OF Coughs
Colds Toarsercss, Irritation of the Throat, Group,
Whooping Cough Caarrh and Asthma PAlPation Of the
Heart, difficult or profase ESpec'Orn'on. and IN fact all
d. sases leading to consumption and death Sold ai5 p
ysons and 10 Astor House. aud by most of the respect
able Grocer. aud Druggists the city. Pedd.ers and
Couecuouors are not appoiutedAgents Each envelope
is signed J. Peasc & Son. CD au9o I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
~ CoIIcge of phy.icinrs nnd Surgeons

-PrrLI>uxAaY Cousss OF LreruREs.-Tho prelimi-
nary cour,e Of Lectures in this Institution viii commeacs
on Monday. October { Or. Jos NJ S>u1u Occurring OF
Hyre,a. a, ~ 4 VI. an Dr. ToaHEy on Medical Bo'o
rvetlI.AM Lecture, vii be delivered tho 'nms
hour. during the Who'll noath OF October Dr. Parstr
Watts, and Gilman follo,iDg Frs. SMITH aAd Torres.
These Lectures viii be ire, to the students Of tho Col
lese AMI the Lecturer, would respectfully invite the
me nbcr, OF the profession generally attend ~hr"cver
it NAV suit their convenience ~ ~ toi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

~ We have ia type able article (the first of
3 ser;e.) in justification of Mr.. Webster's course,
which is crowded out by Mr.. BELLS letter. Il
will appear tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

II Esrotracted Nscciin. IN the Ne hodist Church,
Carystie street near Walker R.heious services 'as
week. zach evening" At bali past o'clock Come saa
hear-young people particularly invited ~ Jus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

~ Rev. EZRA RILEY, D. D. one of the most
venerable Minister, of the Gospel in the United
States died at Concord, Mass. on Monday, in the
Goth year OF MS age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23
1TDr. Rarry,s 67Ins-icnInn Commercial

Acnhcmy ~ Brollnay Is re-opeaed no reception
If students after the August yac2on For Cards,
iaians Terms, &c. apply iir. Lockwood. Bookstore
% ihe PE.a..plI. 2aove meatIYned: @ >. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

e Judge UrsHrR, the ucw Secretary of Tic
Navy, is the author OF Rovcl published few
years since. entitled The Partisan Leader; a
Tale of the FuturS, by Edward William Sidney
Ii purpor,ed TO be written in 1856, is marked BY
vigorous style tu, eyinces srac; pastality for
Northern institutions or character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

~ Sou.uiSn-Ne, 4 SParry will deliver
Lecture or Pur.s.ory th, Evening, u o'clock IN the
Rev Sir Bufchard's Caufch, corner OF Iaomp,Sa aud
Hou. strcc,s. - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

q Lawrence O'Driscoll, seaman OF board
The schooner Eagle of Boston, wa accidentally
l-owned in the Savannah River on the night OF the
l.h irs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-23

bills between The United States and foreign States
o. Natioa<.
The President sai,! he was then understood. He
requested Mr. Webster particularly TO conmun'-
cafe with the gentlemen who had waited upon HIM
liza, rnorang. and TO let them know the coneiu-
Sims 20 which ne had come. He also requested
Mr. Ewing TO aid in seitin- tkc subJec; properly
baior- Congress. He requested that they would
take care not 20 coRIs,it him BY what they SAID 20
members OF Congress 20 any isseHtiou TO dictate 10
Congress They might express their confidence
and belief THAI such bill a has Just been agreed
upon would receive bis sanction: Bat il should be
a. mater n inference from MS Veto Message and
his general views He thought he might request
m, measure should be put into the hands OF some
:r-e71 of ms own upon whom ne could rely. M
S.--ss,, WIS named and he expressed himself
.,.;.-4 that he should haze charge OF II lie also
..,,,r,s.e wish 10 see the bill before It was pre-
.er,ed "a IN, Hossc ii II could b. 50 managed
then said. addressing myself to MeSsFs. "eo-
.,ar and Ewing that TO tHe was 10 De isst IN com
rpun;ca,ipg with gentlemen OF Congress that there
wa. danger that Mr. Ewinss bill would be taHen
W and reported to the House innied's'e'H a''e'
the OIL sent back TO the Senate with inc F's'-
dents objection, was disposed OF
4. The members Of thS Cabinet rose TO depart
ar i,,r before. the President requested MeSSts'
Webster and Ewing a they had turned their At
tent-n more particularly 70 the sshleet To iuFi'S"
him with written arguments upon the points they
had been discussing lie wanted them 10 iort"E
MS owa opinion and lay uP tor future EeSrence'
wAsai.sr5y, sept 20 l54l.