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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
GEN. JAcKsoN.s rfNr.


/ The grounds upon which Gen y ackson desires
The repayment o. the 6ae imposed on him ii
1915, in New Orleans, msy Be seen ~ The an.
nexed leller, written 20 Jacob Gibson, ESQ 4
member OF The New Hampshire legislature
IiErMrrlar. Aug I, ls49
Dear Sit-I have the pleasure 10 acknowledge
The receip, OF your letter ~ the 18Th u,imo. IN.
forming me that . iointrssoIulica passed the lie
Fitlsture Of New Hampshire, aliheif June ses-
sion, lsl7. Of which ypn are tnember. instruct
Jog your Senators 10 Congress- and requesting
Yossr Representatives. e use lheirEefofts ID pro-
cure the passage Of fsw BY Congress 10 refund
to ne, with interest, he enc imposed 81 Jndee
HAL 10 1915. for an alleged contempt. dc
For this unsolicited iRierpositDn IL The Legs
Iai1se 81 New Hampshire TO have expunged from
The record his iniquiiuns imp1iation upon nv
character, BY that unius, and vndiciive Judge
Hal, sitting in his own cause, from whose fist
there wss-no sPpea!. deserves, as Il receives, nv
sincere thanks.
Worn doFn by affection and debility, | write
With dlfherlty, and seldom ATTEMPT 10 WELD nv
pep, unless when impstious necessity compels.
IN yindicasion Of my abused charselsr.
Fer your kind expression with regard 10 nv
public ehsraster knd your Kind wishes, make
you tender 4 thanks, and renaie,
Very respectfully. you ebf segs,i.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
TENNEssER wHlGs

ls Mnlss O. IennesseeTate determined ne
- ssnl1e band 10 announcing The man whom
taeF pselef Tor The ne1s Presidency. The foI
aoetas resolution expresses heir decided prefer
sees iof nEser CtAy, lht tIes ftiend Of Amer
caasinffesis:
RssslssS. That EksRr Car, 81 Ksn,uekv. :,
'he tssnneh ffisnd of Natiopad bank, ths pis.
ifiession Of ne Land Fund, and the Pro,sc,ior
" Amefican Labor. Is worthy Of eur biehesI
conkdehce. and that bic long and faithful pnblir
services andemineAs mefli eninls him q ~
TiasF consideration Of the WIKI par,v a 81,
shoise 81 candidate Ior. TIE Presidency.
AFesalalion vas passed, according ii lhs sue.
sss's'1 nat has bsea already made. 10 hold !
Nasi0aal Wig convention ID Baltimore, on he
sssosd Monday 10 December. leaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
TnE uAxK ntPr r.,vy.

I The Bill 70 repeal .hs BsEkrup, Law was laid
ASIDE ID The HOase on Thuisdsy. 10 consequences
Of The aelion on pc Appropriated Bill which il
was necessary q aavs passed Immediately. Il
IS asserted with confidence. however, b. some Of
he q knowing ones = lhal bill for The repeal Of
The Bankrupt Aes will pass; but whether il vii!
be repealed Or moeifed IS isom The tirsl day or
the session, Or fro3 he ds:e Of the repeating act,
is a matter ofdoukt. y
The effects or this L.s. and the eOassqnenses al
en6snt ~ repeal Il thus orsibiy dWtit upon b the
Ne~ York Exprssf
Tho Lsw now 10, in III operaiiop
stripped ofitsgreat deiormi,y. The lead.
ing objection 10 il was ihe ex-post facls
proSisicn, 81 which eli that owed old
debis. prior 10 the passage of the law,
were admitted 10 free discharge. The
Law having been 10 force year Or more,
all this class Of persons have avaiied
themselves Of the advantages ofthe law.
Now i,s operations are for the beneit Of
the creditor No man canHnow make an
assignment. nor can any make preferred
creditor! The ptactieeiha has for years
prevailed 81 securing confidential credit.
sors is broken up, friends aud relatives ore
placed in The sane scale with the busi.
ness creditor. Persons canuot jump in.
10 business with { borrowed capital, run
an debt. make . great hourish. assign
their effects. 10 pay 20 uncle Or an aunt,
and cheat their honest creditors Cnt Of
iheis money: all must share equally and
alike, sad an honest surrender. The IN.
fo;tOnale man, as Ne should Be, is ais.
charged. Tie law il. therefore, 10 its
operation, wholly 10 favor Of the creditor.
Since The law has been in force, We have
known several large failures 10 lake place.
and 10 every instSDea an ttnmediale SCI.
tlement hes beea made; Tie unfortunate.
90, being permitted to assiea bis properly.
to pay even borrowed money, has seen
compelled 10 pay al alike; The conss.
qnence has been, thai ihscreditors had
ill the property. and being satisfied, have
taken j. without forcing the party to the
expense and trouble Of proceeding in
Bankruptcy"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
.GrriraI Or the Brira,.,.ia.

The British Mail Steamer BaIrAnNtA
arrived in Boston on "Wednesday after.
noon bringing London papers TO The 3D.
inst: and Liverpool 10 the 9TH. They con-
tain intelligence ofthe capture Of Ghaznee
and Csbul in Affshanisian BY the British
troops, tie release % The English prison,
ers and orders, for The final evacuation Of
the country. Also news Of further sue.
cess OF the British arms 10 China, and the
conclusion Of Treaty Of Peace with bis
Celestial Majesty.
The papers are flled with official aud
unofficial details relating 10 these events,
and ofthe rejoioisgs in England 10 conse-
quence Of them. Sir HENRY PoTr,N.
GER, Sir WILLIAM Parker, General Pol
LOCK. ard General NoTT. have been
made knights 81 he grand cross Of The
Bath, and Sill HuGH GoUcH has been ell
eyatsd TO the baronstcys
The progress OF the anti, corn.la w.league-
fund was attracting much attention in
England. The meetings at Manchester
were thronsed to Inconvenience, md let
ters were continually received trom all
Parts ofibe kingdom encio.ing handsome
donations "a
!. Mr.. CoBDEN and others had been ma
king visits ID divers towas and cities,
where they gathered 10 members and
money in great abundance. Some Of tho
anti corn-law journals express tie ut.
most confidence that the corn-laws will
be utterly swept away al the next sessi0n
Of Parliament.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
North cARoLIyA sEyaToe.

ne Legislature Of North Carolina have ai
lshg1n succeeded 10 the election or a U. s. Sen
e'of an Place q The talented Graham. whose
.si9o 81 Office expires on The s;h Of March next.
,fr'ssvetal unsuecessfaI hallotine, w.,. had
y winch Mr, Saunders, caihOuuite,l Mr. Browp,
~. b. and Mr.. Graham, (whis, j were c.odi-
as'ss. me two former were Withdrawn BY their
tssfee'ise friends. and WIN. II. Haywood, Jr.,
sealhoun''e We eeliere,) placed in nomination,
BY Aetwo factions Of The Loces. The vol. stood
fOr Haywood IS; Graham CO; saund.r,o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
GOVERNOR coRWIv.

Preyieus 10 Governor gsreins Ieaving Co
iambus. 70 pursue Die arpesiions Of private
citizen. number Of bis friends induced him %
participate 10 = supper lohs prepared FOR The os-
essioa- Fhs Governor eOusenIsd % he propo-
sition. and SIT down viih some four o. Ore hua-
drsd- Of bis feIIov-eisizen.- Tossss were drank
and resolutions offered. We give pIaes 10 he
resoiu.iOu offered il honor IOf lhsi. guests
R.ssLstd. That our worthy felIow-eilizsn and
guest, THoMls coGWIx. eur late Governor. e
qaaily mefiloiious - private gentleman and
public ofhcer. for ths psirio'ie course shieh be
has persped IN bis ADMINISTRATION Of the laws.
and his efoFsFto uain.aiu real American senti.
asrnis, together in bic resistance Of the polili-
e. hefrsles % Ihe day. deserves The unfegned
thanks Of every citizen of Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

n scheme e ApPorsisanesi = Ce1srss.
siensl Dissricls pkieh ysu uill tn> i he pspels
- he Gofk of snb-cDnniiiec. has crealsd
much tax. and uiiI b sirelsiy 6ptosed. Tha.
hOssssr. giII probably b iks &c pish am
plan hal can be presented. No tesioa viii b.
had uPsn Il for sone neeks. Iht present sehens
4 dilI Be sees. ..1ses bp- Ihc Uhig districts d
Augusta. Jefferson and Rickueld-s paEpcs,
which. I fear. uil b <.niei %. i spite ef'al!
renonstrance.
IklEsisT uss siso soueihinE of abusines Day.
Nei single debais o>crrIsd 1pon any subject
and he labie Of de ciefE Rss cleared. al al
early hour. a al matters resdy Tor selioa. Thu,
fAr business has pIsgiesssd pIetly vel. bal shs
case Of Judge Seoli VII consume q leasu I
month, Whatever form 81 investigation mny &
sdopssd-and he App6n;oanenl bin viii b >
ibeme ef almost endless DISCUSSION in boik bodies
The Regrnne subject will also occupy much
more than The ordinary sllenlion. a. not only
mus, ihe old snbiecis Of Tsxaiioa Be touched
bat ner ones viltbnqnesiionAbly Be- introduesa.
ihsre Aesms 2 Be strong disposition q gel
some revenue from thar portion or the eom1nni.
y vhodsal IN bonds. notes, &C. complain
ed hat he property Of every eitizsn is taxed,
ezeePishai Of DE class referred lo--akd the dif.
hspl'g of reaching such objects i acknowledged
on ~ hands.
BE, pOne Of lhese Important topics win be
touched until afler ID. holidays
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

4 yssss nss ssnes Wsshirssoi 0sak.n.
ms aEre,Hdii Witnesses - Tls<1sy u<<k. %
raspieieo q fobbi,g ~ nsii i otsSsef. 1871
~. O. I'D besn elhplnted b he csp.eii1 q
clark il sks Poi p1lss 81 winshe.ier. surIus
DC ian e lhsi year. 40 uhi.is % tnEse.d, .
package e0nlaisins 1850 nas srnt " he Far
ners' and PI..lsbs Baakof Balsinssre. q he
CASHIER 81 he Farm<r' Bask atWische,,sr
uhieh vas Dot reserved The Tellef il he fern.
e Bsnk placed pFisais narl upon k.eh sf,h.
ngsss senI--.ad within lev weeks &c. ,-x,.
~ SEQ and po.ss of CIDER idenoEis..;sn,. u,,.
rseeited q he esanser &C tha rineht.,.r B,rt.
n1iiiaisd q DE sans plAes uhrre q. T.,l.r u
he Dalsinors Rsnk ,esdsed - had plsced 4.
private rafk- Several u lhess uoie. zen.
traced - soning ffeu Mr. 9. and III, 70 ore.
SIMS uas he cause 81 bis arrest. Afsef he ,es-
sinoay bad been Edae thrsush viii. nsjor:y
o. tas Magistrates cpnnlaed him fot risl
The wilchesier Republican says be vas 4 4
yonns man Of hleh silnding. and. = rss grhs-
rally teliesed, % uninPesehabls integrity
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
coxeRRss1ox.AI. Drsrnlcrs.

\ N
The following arrsRsenentief The Districts
was 5elserlay in circulation aboat The House
and i wa, understood shat aajoris, Of II,
coHnissss was in favour ofh;
NJ. sl-lsle Of Wight, Nnassmona, Norsoll
Coussy, Petersburg, Prince George, Sussex
|SonitamPton, Surry - -. 766.
Nc. 2-NOtiosay, 6rvessviIle, Mscklsnburr
sran,.,ek. I.Iasn0urg, Auselis, cpmssrland
fax, Chsrloi;e--72 .S7S.
Ne. Campbell. Rejfsrd, Anhsrst Buck.
inehsm. Prince Edw ar5--e3 !s54.
No, 5--Alhemsrls, Nslsoo, FlussnRa. Louiss
Greece. kIsdison, Orange. clllpa.ir4 - 9sg.
No 6--Henrico. Richmond chys CheslerEeld
Pos A..se. Hanover, Goosh'aDd, lkFt William
No i--Ysrk, Eorfolk Borough, Prinsss. Al.
ne. Aeconac, Norsbsmpion. Eisa6sth civ,
WarYick. James City. Nov Kepi, ChAiles cir
Mathsga, Gloucesfer-5l.i52
kos 9-Essex, Middiesex. Lancaster. King &
Quscp, Richmond, Noflhpnberland, weunore.
. .a cafolloe, King Gssrgs, sFs,iisls.nia--
No s-Fsuqni.r. stafford. Rspp.Ashnssk,
rt.eef William, fsirtsx, isoadonn % Is. s69
70 iu--frsdcrick. Hsmpshiis. AorEsn,
= s, ~ jefferson, cisske, Wafien. Page
NJ. / Ill oslissA.m h.elb,;s.l ...,,.,.
ssse rlen. HARDY, shsn.ndu,h-L7f Ise5.
- - Aooroe, BoisEanrf. llo.1oks. Mani.
49, f,z.Feil PUl1,hi. Gle. nisrr.r
essss's.ss Fsss.ss, LsE,a. BnlA-E5 SIS
,..f s -. ss.sl1io1. I.ec, oe1,t Russell.
rick-7os6 NJ = e 4 AZ y, = raj
No it-k,n,Nh, Jse1s.l. Nrto.. CAIN
Msyee. LshlA H.ri,ens er6zs1n. k.nS,l6S
Nictoits. tcabotl1.--G 6 .5sa -
ne - ieaonk fis. Brooke. ok,b. Merriam.
fsisr Nsritn' Woed. Preston s. sll
.i Lll.A1enl IrLl1 De q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

The Halifax Morning Post says. On Tie
E.best authority { hist i i 10 cohiempIa-
lion % establish ! line Of sleam c6mmani-
cation between Bristol and Quebec BIZ the
Great Western Steam Navigation Compa.
oy. whose object viii Be 10 run The Great
Western IN me projected new lire. 90
soon as the mammoth iron steamer. The
Great Britain. + finished and ready 10
commences her trips between England and
New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

II The Georgia Legislature have pursued 1
sanmendaeis course 10 aPPOrlioning iha, State
iate Congressional Districts, in conformity Win
lay: Ihoug6 his State Al drsLshowed seriou.
sypPspns Of resisting The Law. she has, 10 Sc,
" sober seeond iheush,,- come TO The wise con.
slassea 70 submit peacefully 10 lis requirement,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

Il is remarkable circumstances that 81
. miitee Of fhe House Of Represents
lives. (ioTevise The Rules Of the House, !
consisting u nine members. appointed al
The firsl Session 81 the present Congress,
fire already sleep 10 The tomb. wiz; lew
Is Williams, Linn Banks. Joseph Law.
renee, James w. Williams, and r. w.
Habershsm. Such fatality u certainly
Iof rare occurrence MI lat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

RThs Presiden, cf The charIesiown Ten
Peraree Society has appointed he following Del
esa'es to represent said Society in the Temper
anes Quarterly Union- 10 he holden al Harpers-
Ferry 90 Monday next, January I'd
Rev James N. Ritlrys Dr.. Richard S. Black
bafn. a. y. Gallaher. Thomas RavliBs, 81, j.
A. 3. Harding. VIM. S. Lick. James ". BelIer.
r. g. keglins, Ambrose w. crsmer and LANES
CIolhier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

The Hon. Daniel E. Hsser has been
elected y he Legisls,nse Of son,h Cs
rollins 10 ihe United Sisies Senate 10 liiI
the Vacancy which win Be ccessicned By
the resignation Of MF. Calhoun, Who re-
.irss sltsr the lih Of M.feh nszl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

a Word from Thomas Jefferson. ave
have experienced. what we did no, be-
lieye. hat there exist both proHigacy end
power enough 10 exclude us frosn The
field Of interchange with other nations
That, 70 be Independent, for the comforts
Iofllfe, we mus, fabricaie them ourselves.
We must now place The manufacturer
by the side Of The agriculiursiist. The
grand iuqOiry now lis. Shall we make our
own comforts. Or go without them At The
will Of foreign nation He, therefore!
who is nov against domestic manufacture
musl be for reducing Us either 10 depen-
dence on that foreign nation. or 10 be
cicthed in skins. and % live like wild
5easts in dens and cayefns. / am not
one Of these Experience has taught me
that manufactures are now As necessary
10 our independence % 10 our comfort"
Letter 70 BfaiGmia .7usfin, Jan 9. 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

nFThe Grand Juries. in Delaware and Penn
syivania, have ignored The bills hat were btoueb,
before Them against Messrs Weebb aud Marshall,
FOR lighting duel. on the ground TIA. The parties
fred across the respective State lines
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

Gen. jackson was the first to recon-
mend Distribution. which the Recorder
now ldenouness as "plunder" oft5e public
Treasury The schemes of Messrs. Befi-
ton and Calhoun proceeded upon the prin-
ciple that the receipts Of the public lands
should not continue 10 flow into the Trea.
sury! Mr.. Clsy's distribution aimed TO
prevent the old States from being ''pIun
dereq," for The exclusive benefit oil the
new. This is The difference between
Wing plumber snd Loco plumber. per Dis.
ifibution.-F Fredericksburg arena.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

Wefrsretso leara that he RI. Rev Joss Du.
sols: Bishop o. he ca.holic Diece., or N.v
To- disd . shateiiy On The ooh in.,aut 4,
Saslret. feeble for some line before 81, d.,,h
- usacn So - . Be unable 10 attend 10 ii, ~.
~, which Eete performed ~ Eishop iiuonr,
q he dsashFcf tins vsserabls Divine. a.
sAalFh has hsfpae q is bsIgh,ss, soa.,rl..,io.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

0-Resolniicus hare beenpsssed in the South
caroliaa Legislature nominating Mr.. Calhoun
FOR The Presidency; and reselplions Of like inn
port have been introduced ID ihe Georgia Leeis-
iasure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

DARlIG THEFT---0a Tu-.iu, er..i.r ~,
akses o,slosk. ll.sk ma ,lsppei Ia. ~ 49,
of ~ . J. aiiii-s-uhers : nunl;sr,f prr,..,
'ise..isly ssles,-.ia klaukri rfo.. .nonr1s
ne3 -. p'<Hes - : nee y. ssl jesznp,d.--
tia' thFlsii -, 'nnedis,sl Eissn. bst e,,lu do
~ s. Prrs'isEi rfisiairs hi,lns,t~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
n. F1nrr.' M Afill,r.' Bank y Hsr.

The Baliimore Messenger contains hemori.
81 10 the Legislature 10 have this roncern e.
smiDsd into. and he Frederick Citizen cautions
The public 10 Be cassfuI not 70 have tco mapv
Of lis notes on hap4 al once.
Thus far We understand that The noies have
been tedsemed, but there j. ssd misxivinr Of
public con6asnsein he Institution.
4 fired Herald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22


The siaiemenI 81 The Condition Of The Rank o
visgihia and is branches. shows This result =
,hss there has been, defing he yosr endlng ihs
81 Or December, : Fsduefisn of.lhs oalsiandtns
Debt 70 The amaont 81 ssss ops ~. and. bf or.
esyziiJh % he smopnt Of $500. $50 AZ Tie
specis 10 The Bank has beeh diminished ia zoe
sun II S57.53l. isiito be wondered al, lhsi.
with he vilhaswaiSof soch AZ immense sum
from eircBlalion. there should be q pressure upon
ssey class and condition Of people 10 the Com
mohweallhs The reduction &c The circulation
81 al fhe Banks Of Ihe State cannot Be Iess than
no and .sil!ioHs u dollars; and this has Seen
brought absut 10 satisfy the clamon sof hard
nonty men Do The farmers Of the country reap
corresponding bene6r. 10 The prosirs,ion Or pr.
ees. Tor Ibis silly pandefing 10 the Preiudiees Il
ignorsns and bsbbling politicians We isis
them. II good faith. that their Legislature MAY
yak snd tinker for months, bu, nothing will al.
.fcfd relief b., return 10 the policy which for
iqryyeas carried tie country safely and hdDof.
ably through al It's yicissilades. To Ihe GRIPS Of
fhe suffering people, We hes: nothing in response,
hat lie cnckoo holes Of hard nIc,ltg. lard lnsn,y,
Hew long will Nu'h and reason be sacrificed 10
folly and stupidity viii nothing but iuin and
'issalAiion areuse Them 10 sense Of tho frauds
committed upon sheua By ihe 6smagoen.s Of Ghs
dsvf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

duel. III, warrant . midshipl ~
dated ID octobsr, 1871 He mebt ~
with Commodore Morris % he Brazil
station. bat quarreiled with aod insutled
"a Enrlish midshipmsn u Bio and dis.
rracsd himself 10 such 4 degree thai Com
nodore Morris sent him home ullh lho
Eexpres, understanding that BE- should to.
Ii;rs from the service. Other colnsels.
however. prevailed. and. be wes ordered
10 the Scmers.
w. believe that this i the third nulinv
That everv occurred u the United States
sSrvSce. We shsll give some details
lconcernine these musinies u few days.
D;s,ifsc,ior has sometimes been manifest.
81 among the crews. md 90 board The
lf1eate Brandywine. some half dozen
rears 40. ID The Mediterfanean. when
under he comnand q Captain Rsnshaw
llhe disaeecticn amounted ID almost I no.
linv. and was quelled. principally. by ths
6rmness and decision pt Lieut.. Sli6en,
luou Commander Mckenzie.
On Tuesday { writ Of habeas corpus
was served on Captain Gregory. Of ins
III. S. ship North Carolina. repairing him
forthwith 10 produce before Judge M.
Eshoeffsr the person Of George w. Warner.
aud show cause. II shy. why Be wa ID.
liaine6 Oh board the North Carolins.
II Captain Gregory promptly complied
with the acquisitions Oh the writ. produe.
led young Warner before The Judge. and
Ipnt in IS al answer 10 the writ 81 ko6ta.
corpus, that George w, Warner was Il
iindenied apprentice ;olhs government oi
The United States. under contract Il
serve IN lie navy, under is rules. tegula.
Ilions. Sc. for : certain period lot time
which bad not yet expired.
Judge Ulshoeifer decided that this was
d sufficient answer 10 the writ, and dis.
missed the same. and Warner again r..
turned on board the North Carolina with
Captain Gregory.
Warner was one Of the eight persona.
who were removed from on board lie
Somers, on, her arrival. under arrest, 10
1.-The North Carclina.
/ -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
TRIBUTn 70 J. !. 6AuaHrRTY. $50,

81 + Ia -
% Monday the 18th, il being he December
term Of the County Couft &C Je|Ierson. THo,lzs
GReGs, Esq he senior member Of ihe Bar artse
anc announced 10 the Court The death cf, JO-
SEPH T. DAUGHERTY, long an esteemed
ana distinguished men.ter Of this Bar. Mr.. q.
n some feeling and eloquent remarks referred 10
ine loss The profession had sustained hy his
mouInfnl eyent--to the deseTyedly hieh rharac-
ler the deceased had borne, not only as sound
IL gyer, but as friend and companion-- whese.
candonr in ell his intercourse. professional or
Otherwise. together withhis great purity Of char
acter, bad ranked him high in The esteem Of ali
@no knew him. and especially Of The members 81
'nis eourt and Bar. But said The venerable
speaker, ne has gone to that bourne from whence
90 traveller retDfns,, and as a tribute Of es,eer
iOr ms memory, oder the following resolutions
II having pleased an all-wise Providen2s 4
take from our midst-afier Inc Endurance r.
suncfings aimosiunexsmpled--o friend and
srciher. JOSEPH + DAUsHERrY. long = di.sin-
gnsneo member Of this Bar,-As tributs of
Resolstd, Thaf-we win wear ne usuaI h.dv.
Of mourning On tie len arm, until ,he peal
term.
R<sp,sed, That while we would NOT in.rud..
uPon the sacred sorrows of his afflicted NJ.
dow and family. We YET desire 10 minrle y;shs
their griefs, our sincere sympathy and enndo. :
lence, % their heavy afliction.
kssoivsd, That We eshhot fail, long 10 Re mem.
Der bis manly and dignifed character = 80
clear. vigorous, and well infsrmsa
intellect, - a brother lawyer; and above m
the heightened purity or iii, nas,l rs.rss, $3.50 Is.
81 The relations Or life. .@'' e
Rssolpsd That these proceed;,g. 4. ..,.,.a
49,, ~ nlnals book offhs Court and thai tie
Them 70 The family 81 he IsoesssJ. "a f s.,ks
hat lbsy Be Published il M cbs,lt.,e-r s,sn
Press. nnd National Iaielljrencer
Rtssirsdi As further lr;but. Il IN. rsmorx
q The deceased, his Court Do nov = "a sSie,,rs.
The resolutions were E,,s,so;monsly sdos,ed
and ordered 10 bs spfead 81 ~ rins,es 81 tts
Cont.
WIt4ixn ,. THonrson, Esa. ibs iaie psrlaer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22

The Madlsonian with some show Of
spuak. declares that il cannot forget The
cold shoulder" recently shown by the
Loco Focos; that il cares nothing for,heir
favor or displeasure; that it regards the
old machinery As having worn out, and
that the Administration relies upon the
people. and notupon this or that party!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
yoa raE vIaeINlA rarE rsEs..

] K. $50 HASa-IFN GhsNtkf All All
was .alr and beautiful when it wassiand-
ing Who has demolished il That pous Wirn
oid NOT DOT Her zeal. and love. and prayers
molned to sustain l. Did the lovely EiTrtn
ONES Of that domestic circle puilit down Their
lLiiie hearts felt that something sad had Occurred
when il fell. They asked a rnothefh ernlana.
lion-she answered Nth tears.
Did the rsas0n ena conscience or he husband
and father pull hat altar down His soul has
moi forgot the rebukc they poured upon il he
day ilfell What responsibility is his. who SUI
iefs q still to lie in The dust He robs God of
His glory. Rohs his domestic circle of The most
powerful dissnasive from vice, and support or
virtue and piety. He4robs bis own soul Of sub
sIanlial happiness. He cannot do ali his, land
not arm just and holy God against him! In
viii be sad for him to die, rejecting upon e 7As
Fallen Family Altar =
BY ell that IS solemn and sacred be induced
% erect il again; and r you never have had
Family Alisr." resolve, and begin The NV
YEAR, land he last 10 many with Joshha's resa-
luton, "A, for me and my house 10 rii ssrps
The Lord" Who wilts How many Ellli q.