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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
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Thursday 1torning,A priII4, IsIs
ISSUES FOR THEF CANVAS.

There are three important questions 10 come
bessre the neIt Legislature which the Wigs
viii bear in remembrance All ti4 polls, namely
the reception OF The Land FGGnd--the arr4nge+
nents Of the Congressional disUieis-and the
election Of a Governor. They will scarcely
deem these immateriaI issues, and sacrifice them
10 personal or sectional considerations.
on The subject be the Land Fun6. he Lynch
burg yiTginian makes few p,lhy remaiks, in
lhs truth of which We heartily concur. The sdi-
ior say,:s--..,I, val be difieah 10 persuade The
people ofsvIrgipia.. thar in The presept embar-
raised condinoa Or finances, andlw Ifi3e her peo-
lyie ale groaning5 under The weight Of peelniAry
difficulties, she Oaeht o-refass TO receive Two OF
lthree huaared thousand dollats per annum. and
permit ID 20 lie idle as it must do, in The fedora
lIeasury. This i paving TOO high fer an alb
,}siracilon, even. supposing j were based upon I
devotion 10 pure and lofty principle. ssBut, WheT
me same men who nov affect, IN Sheir immacu
flate purity, 10 be horroEsucken at The bare idei
Or receiving he States quqlaIof the Land fund
.Ieonseated, without single eentottiqn o: couR'e
nance, ID 1897, 10 "a BE million or t~s Of h
SD plus RsfsaSey plstsIBurr under a Law ,of 4
Jackson oongTes. and with The approve q An
lsrew Jackson hiqn.slf, vhefpeorie Elh be yer,
apl 10 aSerbe all lhis p-etension-to. tueoruplbh
gYirsue 10 pretty much The "a s.e mStiFe' that ta
iduces a Wrihklea Magdalea ~ turn uPhef nos
Iafibs innocent pastimes ~ beaulifel and spot
less gifl.'I HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

H. charIestown, % he Gu INST. By she Rev.
.yy.~R pallon. MT. SAMUEL H4RpxN to. Miss
SARAH E. BAkER. all Of this Count.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

Speaking. Of the dsPrdPortion il The retatiFif
amount OF Specie and Baak notes, The Lynch
burg FIiginian says 80.
III id be asked, where Is the remedy
for this evil, and when is ii to end, We an
swer, ID The emphatic language Of DR.. Broken.
5rough, uhen we learn to sell more and e elysss
from abrOda-a truism clear and Transparent ans
embodying whole volume of afgument-ap
tpllcable. we beg leave 70 say, en- PEASANT, TO ih
CurrtnegqutstiOn in its broadest national aspect
as we'll as in its most limited features"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

The North Carolina Wing Convention, con
sisuhg Of abGat 3OOdeltgates, which met on The
Alb. seemedtp have but one voice, and iha' was
for H +NRY Clay for the Presidency This move
! u 10y. a ie-;ifs-I-d ~ the wings IN every
sentiment. !. . Fl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

a<Mt. GtLMER, ffom The Select Committee on
Reuenchnent, is reporting cases ofihe most out
rageous and fagrant waste Of public money un.
der The late Administration 10 one case, Mr-
Pli!t received from the Treasury al a time OF
great embarrassment, s., 700, and sill CLAIMS
ss46 for travelling as Post Office Agent. through
aEngiand, Belgian, France, Holland, Rus ia,
Austria, and other German States" without au-
lh9ry oflaw. p"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14

The fondest Of its mothers breast !,
Hath babe is last farewell;
No more with us on garth 10 be, IS
BIT 10 heaven with Christ to dwefl.
o, once he filed nv reaceful bYeast
With clouds Of sparkling ioy.
But now take theflas, fondiook
Al my dear loving boy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-14
For rent Of bpuse al Plcelaia fOr one
year, $500 per month, = 81

Amount paid Samuel II, Peck, for len
/ wagons, engaged iniransPorting pub
Die stores 81 days, AZ $40 50 per day,
Amount paid for transportation from
Augusta oEolumbus, at SIG SO! per
hundred,!! H
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
yaau. FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1sas.

every function. Although each branch Of Industry
is particularly adapted TO or the other sex.-tor
example, sewing to women and pleughing to men,
still, Nature wishes their union in most occupations
In so-e, there should be half of each in Others
quarter; and in others, an eighth The dairy, for
example is branch particularly adapted to women;
still, some should take part with them and at
tend TO the more aborous portions of the work.
By means of these unions in each branch of In
dustFy, useful rivalry will be established between
the sexes. This competition would not exist if an
estire excluded from any function like the
profession of Medicine or the srt OF Teaching; and
they would be excluded iremit, if in early childhood
the developement OF instincts capacities for such
occupations were prevented. The difference OF
dress would be an obstacle to this developement,
as the girls would separate from the boys; i, will
be necessary, therefore, to make no distraction be-
tween them in the first class of Children. This
only be accomplished by taking young children from
two to three years old through all the workshops,
and interesting them in occupations without dis
tinc,ion of sexes.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

r,ec,ure.-This Evening, at q O'clock the regula
weekly Lecture will be delivered al lhe rou1ei Hau
po,d,sav upon the suhject Of ASSOCIATION Lecture ee
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

~ The following Works Tor sale al The once OF
THE TRIBUNE, No. leo Nassnt street, opposite tbs Ciiy
Hall:
THE WING ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES
REGISTER for 1s4s Price l2 cents, 81 per dozen OF 81
per hundred.
DOCTOR LARDNER'S LECTURES on Astronomy,
Electricity Steam Engine, &c. Price p cents
THE AMERICAN LABORER: Il work devoted 10 Tue
interests of the Mechanics OF the United States 10 De CON-
peted twelve numbers, nine OF which are a[eduy puo
lished Price 6! cents number
TEMPERANCE SPEECHES.-The celebrated en-
pernuce Speeches delivered the Broadway Iaoernace
by Thomas f. Marshall Price Ct cents or % cents per
dozen.
SPEECHES. OF HENRY CLAY, delivered at the great
Lexington Festivals also his Farewell Speech on retiring
from the tted States Price g. cents, or % cents
per dozen
LIFE AND SPEECHES GF HENRY CLAY, 10 be
completed in twenty numbers twelve OF which are aFea"S
published. Price per No. l2i cents.
LEiBlG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY also
Leibig's Animal Chemistry, each 25 cen's
DICkENS'S NEW WORK ON AMERICA, best edi-
tons Price l2i cents.
RICHARD ADAMS LOCKE'S LECTURE ON MAG
NETISM AND ASTRONOMY. Price Ct cents, by the
dozen 20 cents.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE, perfect flies for one year.
VOL !. Neatly bound Price $5 co. few copies still Tor
sale.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. vol.i complete. Neatly
bouni Price s. 90. A few copies only on hand.
THE NEw-YORKER. Vols and Nj Price for both
volumes neatly bound in one, 81 90.
TIE LOG CABIN, complete both series, bound Price
81 80.
Discounts 10 Agents Peddes AMI others all the above
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
nRINTING INK MANDATORY.

Tie subscriber mas for upward Of twenty-five yeas
been engaged in the manufacture Of Printing 1o4 I
which lime has been used extensively nf
and as practical PRINTER enables him To for,
n.h bis phca brethren t .e @ S
may asIl " Of Interchangeable Color and reasonable
rsrs Re Ink is well calculated 70 work on inc cohpo-
,;on roller and on all descriptions OF presses noW IN oe'
IT, subscriber likewise manufactures Ink OF various coofs
VIZ Red Blue, Green, &c. -
-. Montgomery and Gouverneur-strects, East River,
;,, he nnncfualy attended to. GEORGE AATHER,
The above lax present used 90 this paper 90 zm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
DECENT DISCOVERY.-Electro

n Magnetic Plates for rheumatism nervous affections,
&c prepared under the direction Of fr Lauo1foqJ
ecary n Paris. General Depot IN New goSk, 81 ftah-
street at BIT Ninuard's. Price 81 30.
Irs,!ble cure for tie acute and nveterate pans
srh az acu,e and chronic reumst the gour neurology
scraIic tic doloreu1 danse de ST Guy, chls, megr,
cramps in The stomach paralysis in the beglnRing and
sori for ali nervous affections. chiefly diseases OF wo-
en and youns girls green sickness arlenorrhea sup.
pressioas, vspour, nervous attacks &c. MO I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
ISOLATION;
ee.oreau.zstion OF Soeiety.

The Edtorsip s eol- is .'.e' :. !. fe ng1...a tho.
me :,oaIe RvTsg1SE 7s LeonnrG,t-set Nsp-f York.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
1NTOOD SCREWS-25O0O gross New

AA/ OoD SCkE w ,uuU gross INeN
YY England Screw Co.'S refined Brass and Iron " ood
Screws comprising every variety of Lock, Piano Fore,
Machinery, Gun Screws &c assorted from IN 10 ncnes
No 60 warranted superior any other manufacture IN tn
country England. Dealers will be furnished win tese
Screws lower prices than good article can be
Every description OF Brass Iron Screws Will be ade 10
order at short notice For sale by the ageu
MITCHELL X WlIHERELL, - oonI'S n;
NIB Wilson's Screws, Ames Shoves and Spades bri
~; U,-i,r,re fnr s,Ia as ahcve n30
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
. .f,MITANCES TO IRELAND, &c.

ID ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &C.
kc7be subscriber continues 10 transmit money, in
large or small persons residing in any part OF Ire
land in the same he and his predecessor In ousl'
ness have done the last thirty years. and nore aso 10
anv part of England or Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter. post pa! 10 the SUBSCRIBER or
personalIy deposited with him. with the OF The person
or persons in Ireland England Scotland 10 whom II is
to he sent and poown, will be Immediately trans.
aaf paid accordingly, and receipt ts tnat ehsc'
given or forwarded TO the sender.
CE0RG f. McBRID r, S2 Cedar St
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
XTOUNG LADIES SCHOOL.-Miss

AR,RELIA CLARK's School for Young Ladies, No.
a; Mercer.s,ree will commence lis Winter term on Mon
,tay The 2ls, OF November instant.
Sesdes competent female assistants IN the various
b-,cbes of edpcaton the following gentlemen are en-
oaped al this Seminary, VIZ:
i.coR B sRcES, Professor OF Beles-!ettres-
EU. p - PtRcsII Professor OF Drawing.
Rs,sET Professor of French Spanish and Maihenaancs.
For Tern,s of Tuition &c., apply IS above. nj. -aWoW
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

Doors AND SHOES--A general as
, sortment OF MEMS OYS' AMI YOUTHS BOOTS
SHOES and BROGANS, viz: Mems boys and youths
boys thick and kip broCans womens. misses and chii
drens bootees, buskns, slippers &c Also fur cloth and
seale CAPS; fine silk and coney hats All sold low tor
cashor city accepances by the dozea. Country
mere banS would do well 10 call and examine 1t
GALE ], Co.'S, 200 Pearl street,
os 2n+ under L. s Hotel, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

IA WORK equally useful 20 all classes OF readers % DC cU
peted In II parts 2 large pages at % cents each.
/ AXTON & MILES, 205 Broadway,
pbIi.bers and Booksellers, will receive subscriptions
ifo- RRANDE,S ENCYCLOPEDIAS, Dictionary OF Sci
ience Literature and Art comprising The history deser p
!tion and scientific principles OF every eranch ot Nv @
Terms in General use; illustrated by engraving on wood
The fr number will be ready Decfaber Isl cher1 VIZ
ifoiior Al intervals of about two weeks. SAXTON
also receive subscriptions Aisons History OF
iTbs first will be is,usdin few days. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

ADTES'ELEG4NT' OFERSHOEo.
DAYS First Premium overshoes tor Lades weisn Seis.
nn ounces are made with Leather or Rubber soes'
yerv will retain their beautiful shape onsef wa pe
sve ohes anu sn5s Of u Rubb Shoes and
ir adics nricts from Is s. Ladies are paruc-
larry reminded ha, every pair of oTrhoes has our Ts
attached, and warranted and IL .ne soae
will be given in exchange money retained. -
HORACE H. DAY, Successor TO Ro19u,y !. N 10 ens
mis- sodlin 40 Hietaen -- --
u II. H.. Danaher, Esq, Auo nsy az na~' Is ns
Nsxsapsee, requested 10 call al NO. 1aaiAe'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

NkOTON WATER-Messrs Whitsey
& jenkins Plumbers, No S Juhn.slrect, would most
respectfully inform the public that they prepared 10
execute ali orders in their line of business in durable ana
Ike manner Their work is warranted 10 give
enre satisfaction and their pipes are SO LAID NJ. to
Fl, eze in water The public are respectfully invited TO
call and examine their materials The Croton W Water IN
troduced without taking mp The sidewalks
The following Certificate with others, can be seen al
the shop: -, 49,
Girard College in the capacity of Plumber, II affords me
Measure 10 say that the opportunity there had 10
Judge his merits the line OF his business doHsder aim
worthy the confidence OF the public.
THOS u WALTER, Architect Girard College
ph;,d.iah;, Eah q 1870 E3Ou
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

TulO THE LOVERS - superior Black
q Tea!-Howauas Mixture-Tbls extremely delicious
and unnaraleed Tea so highly celebrated n China and
Europe just imported now for sale al the ttgon lea
ewYork in Chinese packages price 50 cts and 81 EACH
I,F
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

THEAPEST, best and most fashionable
" in New-York Hats, Caps, Mufs, fancy Fars Fur
rSO lm. MONARoUEs, 224 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

few single genr!emer have pleasant rooms and
good board II Murray.sireei. few day boaders
a so be accommodated. nil I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

~ ASENATH NJ. PHILLIPS.
New LONDON. Co. sS Norwich, Nov 4, lStA
Personally appeared the aboveBaned Asenath M Phil
Inns and made cath TO the facts contained IN the io egong
~ Justice OF the Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs Philips l cert'y
that the above asserted facts are substantially lTue.
$500 w. WIN. II. RICHARDS,
Minister of the Gospel at Norwich, Coma
u another proof of the superior value and ehcehcy ot
N, ,aratiop
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
S. REDFIELD, Bookseller and Sta

~ toner, Clinton Hail. corner OF Nassau and Beekrnan
streets has constantly sale c Theological
Classical and Miscellaneous and Schoobooks ana Station
cry NJ the lowest cash prices A27u
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
'espsSe1Sk sNS kjROwN. 47e Bousro,.street.

ANN BRUWN 4T5 f1oustOd'sIltel
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail and 'or e1pof
,aiion bv A. g. SANDS Il CO.. Druggists and Chemists,
Granite Buildings No 273 Broadway corner OF Chambers
stree, New-York Sold also by A. b 4 D. Sands, Drug
,st Nag 70 and 100 Fulton. David Sands Co.. No
II East Broadway, of Marketsireet Price So
hottie 25. M VI
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

Education of the Second Order Of Children o.
The Learners.
We now come to interesting class OF Chli'
dren.-to class which, at the age OF four years
begins to exercise Industry.
In the frs class of Children, (from the age OF Two
70 three TIE sexes not distinguished Oy di1ss.
eece of dress. To do SO might prevent the ae'
velopement OF capacities, and derange the pF0Pel
nronortion which should be found of both sexes IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
no NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS &

w NEW SFAfER PUBLISHERS u
4 PRINTERS-The subscriber, practical Printer and
Napier PresmaD respectfully informs Newspaper Publish
rrs Printers, and the public generally, that he has taken
eIceen, Napier Printing Press in the basement OF the
office o the Evening Tatter n ARnstrset and prepared
do PreSswo' particularly Newspaper, either in the
folio quarto form with neaness and punciualily Price,
very moderate proportion 10 the size OF the sheet snd
the number OF copies 10 ne printed
N. b. Large Posting Bills, when there are goodly NUN
her wanted printed very low Good City References gives
il required Residence SO Elizabeth. street
nls Inn SAMUEL BINGHAM.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

ID OOMS WANTED--Two or three un-
q furnished wanted, without board, in genteel
hous- by asMa family reu not TO exceed ore hundred
olars per year, payable msnthy Address A. NJ at this
otice n29 Il
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02
Trial of Alexander for Murder.

On Wednesday this trial COMMENCED at Phla-
delphia. The following is the substance Of all the
testimony taken thus far lit is from the Philadel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CIRE os
AII.DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYSTEM, NAMELY
SCRoyUIA KINGS EVIL, REEcMATIsd. OBSTINATE SuTA
SgouS ERCPTIoNS PIGPLES, Or PtsrrLss ON THE FACE,
HLorcREs, grLEs. CHRONIC SORE EYES, RING WORM
TETrER. scALD HEAD, ENHANCEMENT or THE
BONES Ayp JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS. SfsS.
IItric SYMPTOMS, scIAricA or LuMsA-
CO. and diseases arising from an mn.
dicious o! Mercury, Asccs, or
Oropsy, exposure or lmprudence
in life. Also, Chronic CosSil-
tioaal Disorders Will be re-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-02

GRAMMAR OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE. BY GEORGE Hen
Rv NoEHpEN. LII. d. From the Eighth London Ed
ion. B Rev. BarnaS Sears D. D., President oi 10
Newton Theological Institute. New-York, Dayton
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-18

Snow IN JUNE.-The Boston Mail states that snow
fell in that city ON Saturday last and that the noun
tans of Berkshire were covered with on that
day.
A letter from Bennington, Vermont, states that on
Wednesday last ice made in that town of consdera-
HE thickness, and that Friday snoao fell all day.
Vegetation had suffered by these unreasonable vista
tons.
In Essex County, N. Y, snow fell to the depth of
four inches on Friday last. On the same day there
was slight sprinking of snow at Chambersburg
Pa. On Saturday last. fell for seven hours at
Brunswick, near Troy, N. Y. In the Catskill noun
tans on Saturday last, the snow was lying five feet
deep in the ravine Of the falls.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-18

The Globe is getting quite envious of the Ma
tionai lntelhgencer. 1t says that journal is the
official organ of everything, and enjoys the
patronage of everv branch of the Government.
That it is the organ of the Congressional eau
cLses, has the printing of Congress Supposed
to be worth $4,000 Ia week. aad has sby autho-
rity" the s'oficial publication" of the laws 1t
is truly lucky paper. If the publication of the
laws as an advertisement does not afford profit,
what of that, good sir? Does not the Inte-
gencer receive cool thousand or so from Gov
eminent, as subscription, for sending papers
containing the laws to its exchanges that have
likewise been appointed to publish ''by autho-
rity 2" The Globe well knows the value of
these things.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-18
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

1t is proposed to have meeting of all those cit-
zens of the United States who are interested in
claims upon the Government of the United States
the 22d of this month, at o'clock, P. NJ, at the
court room in the City Hall, Washington.
1t is hoped that the claimants who are not at pre-
sent represented here, will attend the meeting, or
send representatives anth orized to act for them
The object of the meeting is to endeavor to obtain
some means for the adjustment and payment of the
debts due from the Government to its citizens
1t is hoped that the newspapers generally will re-
publish this notice.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-18
CONTEMPTIBLE CONDUCT.

Wenow constantly hear itpassed about, derived
from the authority of a certain "Bombastes" of
the "heels over head" Wing party, tina. the
President is to be impeached This seems,
however, to be an 'ssll bark and no bite' bust
ness. We admire the character of an unfinch-
ing bulldog, but we despise miserable cur that
creeps up at your back, snarling and wishing to
seize you by the leg, but afraid to encounter
your eye, and the habits of this latter contemp-
tible animal appears to characterize the course
of these people. Weare the enthusiastic advo-
cate of the freedom of the press and the free
dom ofspeech, but we confess our unqualified
disgust at the petty tongue which expresses its
malignant feelings in undetfnable and secret
whispers of hate and insult.
If there is anything about which to impeach
the President Of the United States, out with il.
An honest and brave man does not fear your
utmost violence and hatred but be quick about
it, for the People have already numbered your
days.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-06-18

The Hon. JOHN c. CALHOUN passed through Rich.
mond few days ago, his way to the South to look
after the newly discovered gold mine his land in
Lumpkn County, Georgia. We have already stated
that three weeks work in this mine, by l6 hands,
produced 1916 dwts of gold A later account says
"On Saturday last, the richness of this mine becom-
ing more and more certain it was visited and exami-
ned by number of gentlemen of which number was
Doct John A. McAfee, Adolphus Rutherford, Samuel
Rutherford, Benjamin Miner, James l.. Harvill and
Willis Miner, and some of them having descended
about fifty feet into the hill and examined the vein,
Mr. Lawrence dug out quantity of the vein ore, and
it being pulverzed In spice mortar, painful of the
same not exceeding five quarts yielded two hundred
and sixty pennyweights of gold There also taken
out Of the vein by Lawrence, McAfee and Ruther-
ford another painful of the of the size which
being pulverized yielded the large amount of three
hundred and forty pennyweights Of god-the two
panfus actually yielded six hundred pennyweights.
The company continued mining, and including the
gold from the said two panfus, collected in one day
the amount of l463 dwts. The whole of the above
amounts of gold is in the hands of Mr. b. Sisson, at
this place, and has been examined by great num-
her of citizens and travellers.
The Richmond Enquirer, from which we copy this
account says
From the great interest taken by the people o.
Georgia in their new search after gold, we should
fear that much labor and capital will be wastefully
employed. The history of gold mining in Virgins
presents gloomy picture. Like many other bub
bles, it has created false hopes, distracted money
mind and labor, from useful objects, and finally it ha
burst and scattered ruin among its deluded victims.