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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

pOARD IN EAST BROADWAY, No. lOl,
- with tine front back second floor may Se had
By family or single gentlemen OF good mora House
location unusually peasan, and dssrsbls Private family
Terms vsry favorable NIL 6ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

DOARDlNG.--SinsIe gentlemen, or gentlemen
- and their wives can BE- accommodated with pleasant
aud board small family where the comforts OF
home be enio we'd. at SIS Murray-street. n2 3we
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

A FEW single gentlemen, or gentleman and
n his lady, may obtain good boar with pleasant
reasonable terms. by nGulrlns AT ~ John 81. nil
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

DEANUTS--Ju received, 100 bags new South
ern Peanuts Peanuts roasted daily, and for sale by
nl6 GASSNER * YOUNG, tS2 Chatham
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

CENTEEL BOARDING at Mrs. CERES, No.
" u CouT,land, Single married gentlemen
be accommodated with excellent Board and comfortable
moderate Also, front psror and bedroom,
The second door. furnished or uninmshed: nj! I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

OARDlNCi--UNlTED TEMPERANCE
aud the rooms are furnished with CRATES we'll calculated for
families sinclS gentlemen One paror the frst t9o
Lodgings 81 per week Transient board shlinss day
Meals soually low Please call and nt ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18
DEv. ]. F. MESsENGER,s CLASSICAL

DEV. j. F. MESSENGERS CLASSICAL
n SCHOOL-tconer of Clinton and Pacific streets Brook
Iyu This School will the LIST day OF September!
Punctua attendance Of the pupis Is requested
The IN li 20 Is n HI and
Scstifc branches Strict paid TO the
of the moral veil intellectual character oil pupils
i masters are employed the several departments ana e
mode OF Instruction continued which has so long gren Sas
faction. ,,,o the
Principals family and receive the care of parent,
Circulars stating terms sc. may be had on applfaon
,he Church Depository No Jont AZ the
Mr. a. Y. Blake Fulion-st Nsw.Yo1k and at Nh A; NJ
Wilrrs Bookstore, 81 Fulton-s,. BROOKLYN au1oH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

The course comrrehends such information as Is I
,e 80 L merchant and the man business and combines t
advantages of private lessons with che daily routine oil the
ceuuting-room -, r,,o;,, ,r,ds il
practically taught each pupil having TO oen conduct s
balance numerous sets of books as cou[ o also
paid 70 Commercial .4rithmec III the calculations o
.s Eqacon Of Payments Foreign ErehsnstS IN gus anu
ReTnfttGlceS o.. ,,d encourage
met OF Merchants, the advertiser earnestly lnsiIss e ~
aud IS teacher On his Register are the nape5 OF 81
usnts HON he during the last nih-
whom he can reis BookkeePers OF the highest Feu
ta,ion -, - 20 drr,np which
mo- cIpks are instructed BY t- quarter IN sookkespls
PsnnanshP and Arithmetic or ndy MAY '0i
t.r Jones Principles and Pracucs ol booSket
mo $50 Price rs. ". Joness Elementary wiring Deoh'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

DOARD IN BOND STREET. Board, with
ID pleasant rooms, be obtained at3S Bond,est Terms
nj I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

ce 000-s4,OOo, $1,000, aud $1,000 te loan
,.)O.OOO on city security. Apply 10
MIC 81. 4 P 81. e SMlTH s. Lbeny.s,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

DEADY MADE OVEK-COATS, WINTER
IL FROCKS, CLOAKS, &c-Extra Beaver aud Pilot
Cloth Over Goats, Winter Frocks Sacks SC Also, extra
and medium quality Cloth Cloaks sale 23l Broadway
American Hotel, opposite the Fountain
ol3 istf WM. T. JENNINGS s. CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

JIRENCH LANGUAGE-Mons. Bekeart. pro-
i essor of the French Language bess To inform ms trends
that he forming classes ior 0seinsS' Al MS
B. P,iyate lessons given home at rhe residence oi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

NTANTEU-A situation by youec woman of
w an encsens ehaTsS'e5 s r as s.mfsssa nur and
give the best Of city reference Please appy At No isi
[ rAnh StIsrt. MS nN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18
ri E T r [ B u n E :.
1etters from ftaIp.

ro,s;ra Correspondence of The New-York Tribune
No. XyIVl BY }, IYLke HEADLtx ,.
o,r Of SELLING MILF. LAKE rARTARUs. .ADRIAs'
4.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

CWEDES IRON-l00 ions Swedes Iron, assort
y cd nov lauding aud for sale. by
ms el' AN GRINNELL, MlNTURN * CO. 7SlSouthss-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

INSTR CTION.-A Gentleman, whose ciasSl-
cal and literary attauu,eus well fit him for the occupation
&C nstructnC youth would be glad of opportunity ol en-
g4gny himself private tutor or as IA an & u. h Book
Store Of Nh r. Carter No. 6S Canaseet addressed 10 o
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

WAN fED-A place by a verv good cook who
w lived two years IN her last place Pleas. call AT 10 Sixth
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

WANTED-A situation by respectable young
N''1n As sesniA,fsSs Ladys companion or childrens
nan maxi nsrss' useful ~ quiet. respectable family
MI 3t~ !. ' - =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

Loaves IN boxes Of 300
Crushed i'll barrel OF 200
Ground in barrels of $50. r IAN
Apply at the Refinery, No 285 Greenwich corner oi nam h
Ders sLeet. ~ nl3 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

Here he would sit and compose his verses, and
prayed that ii might be the retreat of his old age
But truce to Horace. like hum not and never
did His heartess lines ran IN my head all the
while was on the track of his journey TO Brun
dsuium, on which the lazy, voluptuous sneerer
fingered. He always appears to my imagihallon
like little, thin, weasle-iaccd man, stfuttlng
siip.shod along, turning up his nose to manklnd'
and loving wine and women as much as the lat
ter feared him.
As ascended the long hill toward the town. l
'saikOught more Of the royal zenobia than of all
the emperors and poets that ever lived here AS
she stood and looked off on the same valley on
which was gazing--now so desolate-then SO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

1Ilo THE LADIEs.-CHEAP MUFFS Am. AM
FANCY FURS, Of the best IlasflaMis aRa aofJEs
ship, for sale at J. H. - aas BoweTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

GTPER BEAVER CLOTHS-Three cases
brown b1s and blue black Beaver and PILOT Cloths aao
cas lei black zeal F-uch Beaver Cloths aid Do-skas iof
over e0-''' 'N'' DAyOL,S CLOTH STORE,
,,,- No. 50 Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

I'm ECONOMY AND FASHION.-The subscn-
"a Der has reduced his imitation HcIessm nsts
fur bodies the extreme low price OF S2 q ne sDot
viii, Hats sold at SO SO and s3 Also constantly
ing Fur and Silk of the best quality latest u a.
lowest city prices. =. iovv n NOT
n Country dealers supplied by the case as io"' o
lower than by any other house IN thls CITY: ,,,ss,
J. w KELLOGG, L2 Candi.sueet.
,,,x corner OF Thompson-street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

JUST FNsHs5Ppsssss4ss .s5 p.s2.s It The sfss er s!. ssf af
- Hats, (ordInaIhn hn nap Of Prussan Moleskin at S2-
s ssbty and a,t ss 80 9sss sold al
81. Al.o--ah RROWN Practical Halter, it6 Cana! ST
N,ISt tuis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

nv a B. SANDS < CO.. Druggists and Chemists, orants
2 sag % bssists 5s' Nos a"d
100 Fulton street David Sands Cos No II East Beadway'
corner Of Market street and BY Druggists geneay ous "s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18
THOMAS JONES, Public Accountant,

COUNTlNG-HOUSE INSTRUCTlON.-,Ge
O,emen ARE expedously and thoroughly instructed IN IN
,,r, duti. 4 desk bv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

To THE LOVERS OF OLD CHEESE.
DREMIUM CHEESE, made IN S,isg otssg9 &c County
I The subscriber offers for sale lgz 5s Of that
snpe[or snp rio ares which received The r premium At the Ear al,
IN ~ T. thn yeai. EDWIN SMITH.
age. :, ,o,, nI52w-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-18

NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney
In connection with his Associates IN Washington 10.
hs roecution of Claims against TIE General Government
bs {jni,ed States-No. 81 Wall-st. New-Iork. MO i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
yaaN rms sun(srIAn nlFLrcroR-
WHEN ii THE TINE TO iDtRf


WHEN II fHE TINE TO DIX
I ssked de gIssi and happy child. KY
Whose hen4t we're 6lled sith flowers.
Whose siltssy 51ugh rang free sad Wild
Among The fipe-srealhee bowers
crossed htr t,iany path. nnd cried.
ssWhen il 10 lime TO- die7P
Not yet. not 3ell" the child repIied.
tnd swiftly bounded By.
asked maiden: back she shrs~
The tresses n her hair;
5riefs Traces DER Der checks knew,
Like pearls Der eIisiened there,
a flush passee Der her lily brow,
heard beFseirit aigh;
Not now" slle cried. /. o no. not nov,
Youth isno Tine Il. die."
asked moibaf. Is she pressed
Her bFst befe ~ her srmsi
A. gently On kef tend tIe1iI
She hustled iier babe j 5'6l|nI..
lnquivering totes her anfver eame.-
Her eyes wete dim With tears.
"My boy his naolher's life must claim
For many. usany ysars."
questioned ODE 10 rnanhood's prime.
9fproud and fearless air;
His brow was flrrowed not BY time,
Or dimmed by woe or care.
In angry neceulsh he replied,
And flashed With seorn his eye;
TAX not to IN Of Death, she cried.
"For only aSe should die.D
questioned ages for him, the tomb
Had long bsen eli prepared;
But Death, who vithers youth and bloom,
This man Of years had spared.
Onee more his nsiure,s dyitg FIRE (.
Flashed high, % thus be cried;
"liie! only life, il my desire!",
Then gasped, and groaned, and died.
II asked Christiani--aAnsSef thou,
When isthe hour Of deafh,"
A holy calm vsson bis brow
And peaceful was his breath;
And sveetly Ger bis features stole
A smiIes light divine; az,
tie 1Pake the language Of his soul, =
"My Masters time is minei''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
SHiANNONDALE
FLA q r O i r.

HVHE Subscribers would respectfully inform
IL the citizens Of Jefferson and the surround.
ing countiks, that they have their new Woollen
EstabJishhent (at the mouth Of Bullskin run,
and one mile above the Shannondale Springs J
infull operation. and every piece OF machinery
ofthe mott approved kind. and ID the best or
der, for Che reception OF wool to be msnufae-
tnred into different kiodsof goods--such as
Plain Ihllsd Linseys, 7toillea Fulled
Linsdys, very superior article,
Plaid Iiaseyof vGrious patterns and
eolort,
Cloths u eUery description; Blue, Black,
Broom and Drab Of Uarious shades,
B5ankets, ti0iiled and plain,
Flapnsls, plain and cotored,
Summer and Winter Cassimeres,
Ksntueky Jeans Of good qualify, SC.
Persons having WOOL to barter for goods Of
any kind would find Il to their advantage to call
u Shaniondale Factory and examine our goods
end prices. before they dispose Of their Wool
The facilities We have, in manufacturing goods
with our new and improved machinery, will sa-
sisty evsry one. that,we can manufacture goods
for less money. according to quality, than any
other establishment i'm the Valley. We will
keep oil hand, al all times, general assortment
al the goods Ne manufacture, thereby enabling
as 10 bA ready 10 supply al once the demands Of
those ii our friends who may wish to exchange
their Wool.
For The Information OF those who live at
dislansie. We will observe, that the road e now
open along The river from Smokers Ferry 70
down keloR the shannondale Springs and for
the accommodation Of those living along the
ridge. land 10 Loudouh, we will At ell times have
safsland convenient Boat for the purpose Of
recei,ling Wool from the opposite side Of The
river, and returning II when done.
Albs, Country carding and Pulling done with
despssch, 10 workmanlike manner.
soEp. Hogs Lard, and ell kinds Of country
prcdAce, taken il payment for work, IL aeliV--
cred when the work e taken away.
Mky ii. ls4s.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

Virtue wants more adrnfra-
lion. Wisdom more supPlicants. Truth
more real friends. and Honesty more pfacs
tiiioners.
The trader wants more profit, OF Jess
envy Of bis more fortunate neighbor,
Religion wants less said about the aIhe
Dry. and more done IL NE way Q. Ptac-
tice.l
Philosophy wants ; residence. and FL
deity an asylum:
Love, Charity, and Banks want 10 he in
better credit
Pride wants 10 be discarded. and mo-
desi Difidsncs introduced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15
"a Ga BID.
M I s s % a "a RS
TIaN1AEE SEMINARY.

W0Hfe Institution for ne Eduealion Of Young
a.l. "a a.s Ss.ss u sssss s 2.
fre.a F,ederIck. TI. .l-.--ss-. sor OeauIy d
s.....ysputlsy o. the water, and saluorly q
she nlr, readers :. one q .oe moss aeai1n5 s'us-
'ioss Y m.s,,aoa n.,.n,.r al. ,o.,,.
$500 y. 1870 mi ,SsS Iii rsc.ive an ihs
49,, 49,. senlS nnSsr ~. csrs ~ their
1890
90 s.s.StI~;,i 4. f,,n;.h.a viih : FOOD
= 49,. c,-s. No. ch..,;ssl ~ SpSilo.
.a.ss.s s"s..r,. !. csh;as, IN ,honssnd
ssk.. ~. rap 600, l;,.,;on.
49, -, -. ,al'ss..,. A.. r.c,,rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

To involve yourselfin inexlricable DIFF
fculties--shape your course Of action noi
BY fixed principles. but BY temporary sx-
pedienis. 10 provide for yourself abJn
dant matter for shame and repentencd-
act under the influence Of passion. ITO
die without accomplishing anyihing-hl.
ways intend ID do something great here.
after, but neglect the present humble
opportunity ofa usefulness. To, deslEoy
your authority over your children ben
you are 10 good hnnor. give them spgal
pluns; When ia an i'll humor. blows hnd
reproaches.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

2 .ier -. .isEl add for sale, large lnd
49, hi ,i assortment q Ie>sohable goods.
{. ~ mi s. t6|1 ~ very w prices Tor cash.
i 4, rst.776l cnslo1ers nr1 1 credit Of II
.,,-'K. JOHN = M'ENDRRE
S,ssfSr1s,svt lisI IS isi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

Repsngs - Revenge is as incompatible
with happiness. as ii il hostile 10 religion.
Lei him.whose heart is black with malice.
and studious revenge, walk through the
fields while clad with verdnre, and adorp-
ed with flowers to his eye there ID no
beauty the flowers exhale 10 him no fra.
GRANGE. Dark as bis soul, nature is ROBBED
in deepest sable. The smile Of beauty
lights not up bis bosom with JOY; but the
fufies Of hell rage 10 bis breast. and rem
der him as miserable as he would wish
The object Of his bate. Bit le, him lay
bis hand on his heart and say. Revenge,
cast thee from me. Father. forgive ID Z,
Is | forgive NY enemies, and nature as
sames new and delightful garniinle.
Then. indeed. aEe meadows verdani, ahd
the flowers fragrant; then is the music loi
the groves delightful 10 bis ear. and tbe
smile OF yirtuous beauty, lovely TO .he
soul South Western Farmer. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

Housewife these days, we hardly
know of more decisive test Of Christian
principle. than strict fidelity 10 rendering
TO all their dues. Time has been, when
mariytdum was perhaps the best test Of
Christian character, but honesty seems
now TO be likely to claim the highest
place among the Christian virtues, mas
much as il isthe one which is the most
difficult 10 be exercised.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

PERsEyERE.-I shsll never make !
writer IT'S false. Try. You can do
any thing you attempt, no matter what, i:
you utpersevers. There are talents dor
mant within you. and great exertions
will bring them out Can you see and
speak Then you can put your thoughts
on paper. They will be poorly expressed,
butpraolice will bring yoa near TO pei
lection. II you! cannot write an essay ar
sermon. after a hundred attempts, il Is
nothing to be discouraged al. Persegsfe.
Try thousand times, and you may ae-
complish your object. If not. perseverel
tillIyou DO. None but ounces are dis
couraged The active overcome.dfffi
culties, which appear insurmounlable ID
tbe*fat and lazy. To- do anything wor-
Thy Of man. YOU most drive al il and
keep driving, year in and out. Your
energies must not lag--your. zeal should
not be quenched. Perseyere, land the time
will come--it cannot be otherwise when
you will take q position, which as yet you
have never dreamed Of reaching.
portland Tribune
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

WAR--It hiss been estimated by Dr.
Thomas Dick, that since The creation Of
The world, fourteen thousand millions Of
beings have fallen 10 the battles which
man has waged against bis fellow crea-
ture-msh. II The fore6ngers only Of
thess beings were 10 Be laid in ! straight
line, they would reach more than SO ,00u
miles beyond DE moon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

WElL PAM. Mr.. Isaac Hill, an old loco foco,
having got into controversy with Blair, The
editor Of the Washington Globe, makes the fol.
lowing statement:
nWhy. Mr.. Blair, you and yopr part
ner, il The last four years, have fscelyed
directly from the Treasury fo- printing for
the several departments Of the Govern
ment. very near Or quite HALF i MiLLioN
OF DOLLARS. or more than FOUR HUNDRED
DOLLARS for.aeach scorkinr Gog IN that
tirae. of Ibis sum nearly or quite one
half was,nst profits, oDey 0ad 6bors all eG-
psnsss."
This is being pretty well raid for adsecRsins
democracy, and sustaining the party,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

chTistispisy teaches u the endurance
Of misfortsne !; Il encourages its yolaries
10 triumph ia adversely and inspires The
soul with Joy in The hour Of affection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

The debSof The City of New York>is
l2.73l sis. Of which $lls35s, ga is on
account Of the introduction3of the Crolon
water. The annuaI interest On this debt
exceeds 1882 900, Or 3 lilo mills On each
dollar Of The assessable property.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

MAEAGEMEKF.-You will always OBJ
serve oae thing among inferior women
They will make more noise in endeavor-
ing 10 keep their children quiet than ihe
children themselves. and yet the little
ones will bel forever in an uprosr-while
a woman Of intelligence mol only keeps
her family quiet but herself also.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

when The soul IS ready 70 depart. whal
avails il whether man die on throne o.
In The dust.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

SNARLING,-For = man TO enjoy him.
sell. be must take the world as tits, mixed
up With sthousand shades and . thousand
spots Of sunshipe--a cloud here and there
IA bright sky-a storm to-day, and q
calm 10, morrow-ihe chill. piercing winds
Of autumn. and The bland. reSiving breath
Of summer. He should realize, loo, that
be is surrounded BY individuals Of differ
eIt dispositions and characters, and take
The mass as they are. and moi as be fan.
cies they ought 10 be. He should look
up TO heaven in gratitude for what he
enjoys. and moi censure God for what be
bas not granted. Then be will cease
fTetting and snsrling and not before. II
there is one character on this earth, who
deserves Tie speculation Of fool more than
another II must be that person who con-
tinuaIly itets and snasls. and never sees
moments peace, while surrounded with
every thing 10 please and instruct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

Selling p6ite| asen.--Two white men
were sold. on the dth inst. at SpsrtAns-
burg, South Carolina. under law on that
Siaie--whether for debt. paupsrism or
crime, We are notinformed. They bIonght
81 cents each, and were supposed ~ be
dear al thai price. Where are Locofoco
sympalhiess Will they not nnalss A,sn
IGN in the bill of indictment sga' 81 n1r'
Callhoun. thai. omnipotept X " Y ~
South Carolina. d : PERM pooE ns,En.
Dor white men" thu % ps !, III
aoc.ions Wz<rs ~ tas tand5illss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

V,clous YoUrH. AS you value the
Blessings Of viriDous and holy life as
you value your own peace and enjoy
ment here and hereafter, we solemnly
charge you moi 10 associate with profane
vicious and idle youth, 1t will Be ins,ru-
mental 81 killing your body and soul.
Now is the time 70 take . decided stand
against immortality and vice. Lei your
influence be exerledSon virtues side. Let
|sll your talents be cast ia the scale Of
Pieiy ~ Set such an example before those
With whom you associate. 81 viii lead
them 70 practice 'hs PfeeeP,a o. Christ
.anilY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

NAG'S HEAD Eth oldANorth State of thc
27lh ult says:-Msjor Gwypn and Cart Gra-
ham returned from Nag's Head, on Monday
last. WE understand they will report very "a.
yorsbly about opening an Inlet, and that they
estimate the costlathalf million less than The
former estimate Of Major Gwynui
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

title Midnight Cry" announces that
Miller Ll the destruction prophet remains
4 faint chance ,of bis recovery The ex-
|citeHAent created BY this man. gteatfss Il
was, seems to have completely passed d
way. No who're is heard Of nightly match
sings, or of ascension robes and yet hot.
wilhstanbing the explosion Of MiIlerisn.r
il is only necessary for SOME oihefI
prophet equally bold. 10 show himself.
10 secure the same degree d succrs.
There Is nothing 50 popular as humbugs
of this sort Phil Psansglpaniaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

A Remarkable Aqn-At a Tempe
rance meeting recently held 10 Alabama,
Col. Lehmanousky, who had been %
years . soldier 10 The armies Of Napoleon
Bonaparte. addressed the meeting. He
arose before the audience. tall. erect and
vigorous. with ! glow Of health II bis face
aud said; You see before you man TO-
years old. have fought 200 battles.
have II wounds 90 my body, have lived
forty day on horse-aesh, with The bark Of
trees for my bread, snow and ice for my
drink, the canopy Of heaven for MY COW
ering. without stockings or shoes Oh my
feet. and with only few rags for bly, elo-
thing. la the deserts Of Egypt. ] have
marched for days with burning sun up-
on my naked head. feet blistered ia The
searching sand nostrils & mouth filed With
dust, and thirst SO tormenliDg thar tore
open the veins of my arms and sucked
my own blood Do you ask how could
survive ALL these horrors answer
that next 10 the kind Providence 81 God.
owe my preservation, my health and viz
gqr. 10 this fact. that Ineuer drank a drop
Of spirituous iqupr in my l.ts.''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

q 800 noaient .Ioi tue T1Iedo, "a,
R,.de dated May l7th, glyss q very 10
ssrrssing account of he % ward progress
Of things in the Wabash Valley Alsfge
company Of Enslshmen have purchased
large lracr Of land near the Tippeqeanoe.
battle ground, on which they Intend TOT
raise Hemp and Maader. for the cnlliva-
hons &C which. md Tobacco. The soil Is SAG
to be well adapted. %