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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

When The Loccs talk Of The rhnu,bu ol
log cabins, cooS-skins, and hsrtlclJer." and are
ssksd TO poinigau or name s4lSury daps or ric-
Tim, they ire unable 10 do so, atJ ly of to ano-
Their charge They swear lse election of 1870
vas carried b bribs.y and ssr1npiiOn. Thi.
give, rise. 10 she following questions 81 What
parry was corruPtible Whit party was boughli
10 whose ranl.sywere found BE rhIchasabie com
nodilicS,' In answerlo charges or this sort By
ihe Evening PSsi.ilhe New York Express has
the ANNEXED Pnhsentreply IS,
This ridiculp1s charge of fFand 10 The eec-
lions Of 1880 involves nobody. 10 be sure, hui The
Loco Foeos ihemselves lfsny body wss hoDghi
pr hribed, lie Editor &c the POST even, viii admit
They were not Wings. There vas no necessity
.of bnying HEM ofcopfse such purchases were
made from the ranks Of Lpc.i Fecos, ifmaee
ai all-from The Immaculate E1co Lecss = from
The people IL whom Mr.. Van B1ren, Mr.. Ben,
non, and The Evening Post, Proless 70 puts much
\tI,Te are nos called anon Is aen5 lbat 5 ii
heNea,iers. and The led &c The I.oco.Focos are
purchssabie commodities, but We believe they
are notAworh purchasing, as President TYLER
will find eSt when he Has bought jus, as many
as be has CAGES for But wha,her ,pnrcha>a5le
Tor not. they wtEe not wanied;ia 1910. Tie Ut
ter corruption ~ The administration Of Mr.. Van
Buren-ihe universal system Of Robbery and
plumber which The Established and approved.
we're sufficient 10. overthrow tyenty such parties
as that then in+power.:
/. There is another collaboration connected
with this charge Of buying Agl The Leco Eocos.
which, il il were iIues would Gperaie some hat
upon the Van Buren, party in THAR attempts 10
re-nomioare their master. TfitheyS,c,rr bought
onee, ihry can De- bought again Ifthey were bribed
and deceived ence, hey can again. If hey thus
overlhfew Marlin Vaa Buren, once, they can a.
gain. The Pedple themselves, ihe unpnFcRssa
BE multitude. have probably nc, discovered any
rev traits Of honesty in his character or policy
since The last Presidential slec,ion, OF il they
hare The ne vs. has mi hem uaSe nlihNlc v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

Roguery punished. "A market woman
in Boston who bad sold large quantity Of
lightlumps Of butter. discovered the Clerk
ofthe- market approaching her stand. when
she had only one roll left. Thinking that
il could not be less than two ounces short.
she squeezed couple Of dollars into The
ron 10 make up the weight. The Clerk
came. weighed the butter. and a. il was
yet too light. threw il into his basket and
stepped away to the next stand. the wo-
man forgetting 10 take out the precious
make weight, which had been introduced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

ANA papers contain official in
that the chief officers command.
Mexican land expedition 10 Yu-
d their arrivalin Mexico were IL.
md imprisoned in Ulua and Pc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-08-03

ardice and incapaci;y, and disobedience
TO orders from the President. The plan
Of he campaign was drawn up BY Santa
Ana, who directed that the attack o1 Me.
rida should bekmade by the high road
leading from Camreachy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
fsrfIameons.
BEAUTIFUL EMIL EMS.

How beautiful are the clouds Of The
morn lhsy look like ruby gems SET a
round with gold I: ADD the lark mouhis TO-
wards them, aud sings as il they were al
heavens gate.
How brigh: are the clouds at midday,
when high 10 ihe sky they hang. and
show their pearfy whIieaess in the azafe
sky B.
AT sunsetthey again are beautiful. and
in the far west ihry take ali bues and
forms Sometimes they look. ike towers
and castles. high thrones and lofty pala-
ces, Of topaz and Of gold. Is
AT night. when the moon shines On
Them. they look fair and white, aud pure :
and when all is hushed and still, they
seem like a flock Of little lambs asleep.
Yet, what are clouds but yspors p
soon they pass away, soon they change :
now they become dark With tempesls now
they swell in storm but then the bow Of
mercy is seen. and nature, in the midst
yof showers. is cheered.
4 Lie, is like cloud. Aeeting and chang
able /; o.day it is gay aud bright, to- NOR
row il is dark and full ofgloom YET a.
gain the sun shines upon il, and sinks to
lis rest 10 peace. IlF
II What gives to the clouds thir bright
ness and their beauty il is The sun that
lights them. gilds them with his beams.
and paints them with bissmiles.
What gives to life lis glory il IS the
smiles OF Him who formed the clouds 10
walerllhe cath with raina and refresh all
plants and herbs:
\ II is He who gives 10 lilies morning lis
bright Joys who ia manhood's prime
exsIts and sustains US who in the storm
and darkness, like The rainbow, smiles
upon US; and who at even time, when
death would draw his curtains around US,
bfightens the soul with hope.
[Parisys Magazine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
cnNsIIMp,.loN AND neArH


Z VIII most assuiedly be the early fateof those
who neglect themselves when. afflicted with the
promoniIory symptoms Of consumption, such as
Cold, Cough, Bronchitistor Soreness Of the
Throat, tloarseness, Difficult Expectoration.
Asthma, Splitting of Blood. sc. Dr.. DUN
CAMS EkPECTORANT REMEDY is express
~ prepared for the removal and cure Of those
dangerous ana troublesome diseases. There
fore. you who are labouring under the influence
Of these complaints, procure Immediately this
medicine before itbe too late. ONE BOTTLE
may be the means Of prolonging your life. Al
ways ask for DR.. DUNCkN,S EXPECToRANT~
REMEDY. and see that you &c; il, and not be
persuaded by some who sell different medicines
10 take some Of their medicine inpreference
These persons obtain some cheap thing, and
palm il oplhe public a, full price. u is there
fore important for purchasers TO be o. their
guard -
" Dr. DUNcAN,s EXPECT0RAET REMEDY
d put up in large size bottles, and fnyeloped
in blue paper. The outer form contains 6ne
steel plate engraving representing I Hope in q
STORM
Principal Office, No. 10, N: Eighth
Street, philadelphia. Also, By
j. H. BEARD,& Co.
Charlestown, Dee 60, fs42-sni.
SAMUEL KILHAM, -
~ Harptrs- Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
THE Hind BOY.


OH tell ne the form Of the son sumner air.
That losses 50 gently the euris Of my hair III
4 breathes onmy lip. snd 4 fans ny warn check,
fet gives me no answer, though often I speak !;
feel i play o'er me refreshing and kind.
Yet cannot touch it--l'm blind, oh I'm blind.
And music. what Is III and whsrs does II dwelli
sink and I mount with its cadence and swell;
while touched 10 my heart with lis deep thrill
ing strain,
Till pleasure, iiil pleasure is turning 10 pain
what brightness Of hue Is with music eombiDed ,
Will any oneiell mei--I'm blind, Oh l'm blind
me perfumes Of lowers that are hosering nigh,
What are they 90 what kind qf wings 40 they
fyi
Are not they sweet angels that come TO delight
4 poor little boy that knows nSihingof sight;
The sun, moon, and stars. are 10 me pude6hed,
o. tell me what light SYM blind, oh i'm
blind.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
DIR. KUHL'S
M@DIGIN4Ss
RestOrer o. Che BlOOd for

5 C4ROJNIE&# OTHER DISEASES,
VXTHETHER produced By bile. phlegm.
Wv from internal morbid matters, arising from
badly cured old disorders, from the Of mercury,
ealomel. bark. Sc. or tin femaesl frcmlthe change
Of life. as specified in the Pamphlet
Price per battle Pint 81 50. Quart, s..
ANTI SYPIJiLIflt; SYRUPsS-This Medicine
q % al Venereal Disoricrsa certain remedy, aud
the palient will feel himself somew benefited
iatventy-tour hours. Price per BottIc Pint s. ),
oa4ri IS.
.RBfSSINI.A MIXTURE. celebrated for lis
speedy and perfect removal OF Gonarrhea and
Geets also at the fearful results consequent on It's
iupsoper treatment A benefit will be visible in
y hours Price, fourth Iof pint 81 so half pint,
-. pint S..
fGi,LD VINE BALs.9M. for Bilidiils. and Ner-
voqs Affections, Colds. &c. Price, So Gents.
AROMATIC FIX TRACT linirnrut for Indi-
gessiea, Goodness ii The Stomach, NHmbness or
weakness IN the Limbs Rheumslisin. &c. -Four.
ounces 50 cents. hslf pint 81, fant -
f DEPUR.fflyE POWDER. for Bilious Aaee-
1 lions, Bilious Fever, Headache, Diseases Of the
Eyes ke.. which issto Be taken IN the Restorer.-
50 cents per bax. II
J.aP.aN OINTMENT, for Piles. which is TO be-
snplqd besides the Rrssnfer s..
= UXlvERS.3l.oA STRENGTHENING PI~aS-7
TER for Diseases Of the Chest, ID, spepsia, lnfan-
mAkoFy Rhenmalism,j Palsy, Paralysis. &e, which
isln most all these cases 10 be used besides the Re-
siorer. 50 cents per- box
BENG Al <oiNT MENT, for Tester, Ring
worm, Salt Rheum. Sc.llheAd. Eruptions Of the
Skin. and Foul Ulcers Is 10 be applied besides
the Ressurer. I.
The RESroRER. and al other above mentioned
Medicines arr Of De-. Kahl's own discovery, and
ere prepared - himself
urFor full and partieular account 81 Dr.. hnht,s
Medicines their properties and nature see Dr. n =
Psmphles, vherein will likewise be found d,ree-
sions Cor their use, and numerous testi anniais
which seeompany every Medicine. and may likeviss
Be had er.tis Al the Office ct DR.. h. Or q his a
Renta By mail. -
HTPersoas Wishing % procure any 81 them, WI
pieass 10 direct their orders With The znount. posi-
raid. 10 Dr. KUflLS OFEfcv, Richmond, Virg'a.
AGENTS.
4. 3. AL.COCKE, Cttipeper C. H.. Va.
JOHN READ IT, JtiIersonton, Cplps ter, Va
II N FURD Fairfxx Court-tnuse, Va.
HENRY LOOK. Alexssdria, ID. G,
John W. MILLER. Wip-hcster, Va.
AUGUSTUS N. cRlDLER, DHreeisr, Harc
John P. BROWN.
Drue9ist. Gharlestol0n, Jefferson county,
= VirgiDid.
o,,sber 90. asts-eost5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

CoLT's BATrERr.-The Picayune states
that one Of Colts sub-msrinsT batteries
was taken to Galveston by NY. steamer.
Il Is intended TO be planted 10 The har-
Dor ofthst place. and should either Of the
Mexican steamers happen sccidenily to
be cruising over it, and N explosion
should take place. she will very probably
be seen coming down in shower Of chips
soon afier..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
NEW ESTABLISHMENT!
WDs4mx O9BE@AR1a
Fashionable HARNESS. s, 7R INK
MANUFACTURER

n EsPEcTFULLY informs &c, citizens o.
ID charlsiio@n, sud the public geheraIly,
Inst he has commenced ihs above business il
re shqP formerly occupied By Mr.. clothier Is !
Tailor shop. one door West Of Mr. John B.
kectetrs Slore, md q few doors East d + The
Bark, where he Is prepared 70 execute al orders
q the best Bfess and Plated Coach Harness ;
lkFWfs Barouche and Buggy Harness OF The
latest fashions. Also. Brides and MartingaIes
81 lhsl very best quality a general assortment
of Hard Leather Trunks Of the latest fashions,
Tor travelling and domestic use; Vsiaise,, and
Treyelling Bags alwsys on hand, As good As can
Be bad inibs eastern cities.
Gsnilemen who may wish 10 obtain any Of
She above named articles viii find i 70 their In
ttrsstlo give him q call al his stand, where spe-
eimens Of his work may be seen. An Repair
lng done in the bexf nznner and shortest notice.
Al orders viii be execuied with promptness and
noiefprt left 6niTied 10 please and satisfy those
that may favor him with their custom. "A share
of public patronage = respectfully solicited.
Feb a. f64ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

Tsstimpny Of an Enemy-The WING
who will mot now support CrAY because
he CANNOT get some other favorite for the
Presidency. acts as unreasonably, as mad
ly, as he who would refuse TO seize upon
.he plank of the shipwreck floating within
his reachIupon the furious waves, because
he could nor reach the Jolly boat, and
would not grasp al lis aides, because The
ship itselfhad gone down--forgelting that
of the cocntry sinks by his folly, be too
must sink with il!-HENRY A. WISE, Lou.
asa Speech.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

There is 20 combination Of letters in
the English language which excite more
pleasing and interesting associations in
the mind of man, than the word wifel
Il presents 10 the minds eve a cheerful
companion disin:erested adviser, nurse
in sickness. a.comforter in misfortune,
a1d an ever afectionate companion. II
conjures, upTthe image Of lovely, conf.
ding woman, who cheerfullye undertakes
10 contribute to your happiness, to par.
take with you The cup. whether Of veal
OF woe, which destiny may offer. The
word wife is Synonymous with the great.
esteartbly blessing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06


MURpER WILL OUT IA few DAYS ago
a young woman 10 service at Lyons, set
out 10 walk to Bonrgoin. where her paa
rents resided. On her way she was over
taken by ayoung soldier travelling the
same road. They Joined 10 conversation.
and mutual confidence took place. The
young woman informed her companion
that she was carrying home her savings to
the amount Of 500 francs; and be related
his adventures with the army in Africa,
from which he had just returned. with
his1ischarge in due form. On arriving
At Saint Laurent. The young woman in
formed The soldier that she had some
friends there with whom she INTENDED 10
pass the night, bni should continue her
journey. the next morning. The &c F.er
also determined 10 stop. and promised 70
call for her At an appointed houT, and es-
cort her 10 her bone. AT day break be
knocked at the house where he left her.
and was answered by man inside. who
informed him that The young woman had
taken her departure a few minutes be-.
fore. Anxious to overiake her, and show
his galIantry6 The soldier followed at a
quick pace. and having walked consid-
cradle distance, began to feel some sur
prise. az well as disappointment At
length be met two gendarmes coming in
the opposite direction, and asked il they
had seen his companion Of the day be-
fore. On receiving an answer in the
negative. bis suspicious became awaken
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Morris

"A WindfaH-Thomas Morris, Esq.
has within few days. obtained judg.
ment in The supreme court Of the United
States agains, the property Of the city Of
Philsdelphia, known as the Paramount
hydraulic workseby means Of which he
will come into the possession Of proper
" Of more than $3.50. 600 Mr.. NJ. is
son Of the late Robert Morris.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
MorHERs, BE cHEERFUL,,

Not in studies above thirty years, or
III irksome tasks, should children be en-
ployed. The Joyous fire. shness of their
young natures should be preserved while
they learn the duties that fit them for
This life aud the next. Wipe away their
tears. Remember how 5.hur,ful are the
heavy rains to the tender blossom Just
opening on the day. Cherish their smiles.
Letthem learn TO draw happiness from
all surrounding objects--sipce there must
be some mixture Of happiness in every
thing but SIM 1t was once said of a
beautiful woman, that. from her child
hood. she had ever spoke smiling, as il
The heart poured Joy from the lips. and
they turned i, into beauty. May ! be
forgiven for so repeatedly pressing on
mothers 10 wear lineamenis Of cheerful
nessl To be good and disagreeabIel 100.
is high treason agsinst the royalty Of vir-
tue, said correct moralist. How much
is it TO be deprecated. when the only
foundation Of true happiness fails Of ma
king that Joy visible to every eye. Its
happiness is melody to the,soul. the con-
cord Of our feeling with the circumstan-
ces Of our lot, the harmony Of The whole
being with the will of our Creator; how
desirable that this melody should produce
tie response ofsweei tones, and sniilipg
countenance. that even slight observes
might be won BY the charms Of; IFS ex-
ternal symbols. -Mrs. Sigourney.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

A bill introduced in the Massachusetts,
Legislature making provision for an in
curry into the destruction Of the Ursline,
with a view TO ultimate remuneration for
the act Of the mob by which It was des-
troyed. vas rejected % Monday last By
= vote of'63 10 2O4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

The wilmingiou (DsI) Republican
states that Dr. Bush, an esiimabie physi-
clan Of that city, met with an unfortunate
accident while disseciing subject who
had died from large cancer. He recei-
we'd . slight scaIpel Or needle wound in his
finger. and the poison imbioed soon pro-
duced an effect upon bis system. He is,
however. 10 fair way Of recovery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

THE FRANKINc PRIvILEeE.-A mem
Der Of Congress it is said. sent home o the
West Durham COW, under frank, but
the postmaster refused 10 deliver the
package. a. the member forgot 10 saw of
her horns. The infringement Of the Post
Office regulations was "sticking out"
lIron City.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

ALL'FoR LovE.-A young man named
Jaman. a tailor 81 Glassborough, N. j..
having been rejected in his suit, took 40
ounce of laudanum. slashed his arms Id
two places and then attempted 10 cut bis
throat. Medical aid was called ia, The
laudanum was withdrawn through lbe a.
gency Of the stomach pump. the arms
had sticking plss,ers applied to them. iae
wounds of the throat we're stitched up. and
on Monday The wretched youth was atill
alive. butin very precautions stale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

Never talk Of your psrentsge for. fit
Is honorable. YOU virtually acknowledge
your claims 10 rest on the. merits Of others
or. IL tits mean. yon wish 10 show that
something good has q. length come out
Of Nazaret6 j or, IL 4 is neither your
conversation can be Interesting osly Il
yourself. 49, l'a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

It's better to have great aims than
aims to Be- great. Alfdesirs 70 be great
-iew have grea. desires. There IS diff
fercnce between having great mind and
having mind 10 be great.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06
Tie Difference between Can md can,l.

The Difference bstwten Can dnd Can't.
do not know word 10 the vocsbula-
~ oslanguage that sounds 50 fotbidding
10 the feelings, sostagnantin its effects,
as the word can't. II is Irreconcilable TO
any thing in the morals or philosophy,
ftchecks the current OF life, and brings
al energies Of body and mind into 8
state Of lethargy; makes the present alcold
winters waste, and desert OF despair--ihe
future an inexlricable wilderness, the
entrance Of which is but the opening 81
ar interminahle labyrinth Of darkness and
wo; while upon CAN Faith shines with
The bright diffusiye, benign rays ofmeredI-
an shn-wakens and cheers every thing
into active life and energy--remoyes
mountains. crosses oceans and continents
into UNEMPLOYED regions--mskes the de-
sert TEEN with life and beauiy--builds
States and empifes--turns the current Of
mighty srreams--opens canals. and builds
railroads-erects temples-the spiritual
guide post, whose spires point TO heaven.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

NfcHrMARE.-To prevent this disa.
greeable feeling, it is merely necessary
10 sleep with your right toe in your left
ear. A western editor has tried it and
finds il will 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

According TO natures laws causes al.
ways produce effects. butin human law, a
single cause may deprive US Of all our eff
feels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

a cRsAr wokK.-"Ths education OF
our children" said John Adams TO his
wife, lis never ont Of my mind.-Train
shem to virtue. Habiiuaie them to in.
dusiry. activity and spirit. Make them
consider every vice As shameful and I'M
manly Fire them with ambition to be
useful. Make them disdain 10 be desii-
toe Of any or Ornamental knowledge"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

Those who drink spirits for sickness
have this advantage. that they never will
De we'll, and can always have a sufficient
excuse for taking swig at The bottle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

4 A Boston dentist says be extracted a
tooth the other day with so mnch ease,
that the man requested him TO 60 on and
faishthe row, as he really enjoyed i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

A hearty. laugh occasionally is an act
Of wisdom ; i shakes the cobwebs out Of
the brain, and the hyPochondria from the
ribs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

A London editor calculates that the
national debt Of Great Britain Is equal to
a dollar minute from the commence.
ment ofthe world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

Ladies Offashion stsrve their happiness
ID feed their vanity. and :heir love to
feed their pride.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

Frequently ask yourself ,chdt you have
done, and ichy you have done it. This
will teach to inspect-6rsi. your actions
second your motives and third. the man
ner in which you discharge your duty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

When you see mild. modest, unas-
suming girl. who may be sometimes seen
ministsring to The wants Of poverty and
Sickness. who is ever mindful Of the
wants aud wishes Of her friends. and IN
mindful Of her own. who is ready TO re-
Iieve distress BY kind words and good
works. and who never publishes her be-
nevoleni labours-she will make your
home paradiss--she will cheer you 10
prosperity-sus,ain you iae diversity
smoolhe the pillow Of sick1ess-she will
indeed be Z ireasure-with or without
wealth she is pearl above all price. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

Let be remembered, that none can
be the disciples Of the grace but in tae
school Of virtue and that those who wish
10 be lovely must learn early 10 be good.
,ViEtueI Is The greatest ornament. and good
sense The best equipage.
1t was saying Of Aristotle's that viz
Tue Is necessary TO the young, tothe aged
comfortable, 10 the poor serviceable, to the
rich an ornament. 10 the fortunate an
honor. to The unfortunate support-that
she enobles the slave, and exalts nobili.
ty itself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

The heart wants something 10 be kiad
to-; and it Consoles US for the loss Of soci !.
ETY.. 10 eeleven an animal derive happia
ness from the endearments we bestoW u
it. u:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

The Fulton Manufacturing Company,
at Cincinnati, employs 100 hands in the
manufacturing Of cotton bagging from
Kentucky hemp. itmakes 25O0 yards Of
45 inch bagging in day, and consumes
5000 tons Of hemp ayear..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

A London paper states that female.
who has an income Of "a. 900 per annum,
was recently held TO bail under charge
of having stolen three pair Of chrildrens,
shoes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-06

The Teto Power. With the vividuess
Of lightning does the passage 10 Mr.. CLAWS
speech at Memphis fash conviction upon
The mind that tothe veto power is to be
trace he long train Of disasters which
ha~ Irsed the country and brought it
81 3 presen: PROSTATE condition: Had
] re been no veto" said Mr., Clay. "there
could have been no prevention ofthe char
ler Of National bank. no removal Of the
sieposites, no Treasury circular, no null
'tiplication Of State banks. ntr initiation OF
paper currency. no stimulating Of exces-
sive enterprises and mad speculations. no
consequent explosion, collapse, and The
universal rpm which oyerspread our To-
BILE land. Such is the history Of our ca
reer.''-L Nat. Int. M